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Element 7 – Sewer Pipe Blockage Control Program <br />City of Pleasanton Sewer System Management Plan, July 2025 27 <br />Location Address Phone <br />Alameda County Household & Business Hazardous <br />Waste Programs (Livermore Facility) <br />5584 La Ribera Street <br />Livermore, CA 94550 (800) 606-6606 <br />Alameda County Household & Business Hazardous <br />Waste Programs (Fremont Location) <br />41149 Boyce Rd. <br />Fremont, CA 94538 (800) 606-6606 <br />East Bay Municipal Utility District 2020 Wake Ave. <br />Oakland, CA 94607 (510) 287-1651 <br />7.3: Legal Authority <br />The City’s legal authority to implement its sewer pipe blockage control program is provided <br />by the City’s Municipal Code, Title 15 Sewerage, Chapter 15.44. <br />7.4: Requirements to Install Grease Removal Devices <br />The City’s Municipal Code, Title 15 Sewerage, Chapter 15.44 includes the City’s <br />requirements and standards for grease removal devices. <br />7.5: Authority to Inspect and Enforce <br />The City’s Municipal Code, Title 15 Sewerage, Chapter 15.44 provides the City with <br />authority to inspect and enforce against FOG producing facilities. <br />7.6: Sewer System Segments Subject to FOG <br />The largest concentration of commercial FOG sources are food service establishments (FSEs) <br />located on Main Street in the downtown area. These facilities receive information on BMPs, <br />and their effectiveness is monitored. Segments of the sewer system subject to FOG blockages <br />are identified in the City’s Hot Spot List and include cleaning frequencies. <br />7.7: Program Update and Future Implementation <br />The Environmental Services Division is responsible for managing the sewer pipe blockage <br />control program. At the time of this SSMP Update, the division is in the process of hiring <br />contract services to assist staff in updating the existing program for compliance with the new <br />WDR and to provide inspection services on an interim basis. As part of the Resource <br />Evaluation discussed in Section 4.5, the City will evaluate in-house staffing and/or contract <br />services needs to properly implement the program including administration, inspection, and <br />enforcement. As the sewer pipe blockage control program is updated, the City will update the <br />SSMP to reflect. <br />7.8: References <br />• WDR Attachment D – Section 7 <br />• FOG Program Website
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