Waste Haulers
Requirements
To receive a permit, a waste hauler must be registered and have a public health license from the Alameda County Health Department. The company also must comply with DSRSD's insurance coverage policies.
Like all wastewater customers, waste haulers must comply with prohibited discharge standards. Drivers are responsible for collecting a sample each time a load is discharged and for filling out the required manifest and log. DSRSD will randomly select samples for analysis.
Waste haulers pay wastewater service charges based on the flow and strength of the septage waste they discharge, as measured by Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) and Total Suspended Solids (TSS). Waste haulers also pay fees for sample analysis and permit administration. Other fees may apply as a result of enforcement actions.
Forms and Resources
- Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit Application
- Certification Statement (for all reports)
- Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Information
- Prohibited Discharge Standards
- Industrial Waste Fees
Apply for a Permit
To apply for a permit, contact Senior Environmental Compliance Inspector Alex Perez.
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