Attachment_I_-_Prohibited_Products_Memo.pdf

The document is a multi-page file from Orange County Utilities Department in Florida, specifically focused on prohibited products for use in county sanitary sewer systems and detailed grease trap maintenance guidelines. The primary document is a notification dated December 21, 2006, addressed to waste haulers and sanitary system users, establishing a prohibition effective January 01, 2007, on all additives and chemical products applied directly to facility systems such as kitchen traps, sinks, washrooms, drains, and manholes. The prohibition aims to prevent discharge of materials that cause grease bypass of traps, interceptors, and the utility's collection system, with specific exclusions for cleaning and sanitizing products used on dinnerware, glassware, and work surfaces.

The supporting documentation includes comprehensive guidelines for grease trap maintenance, a detailed list of 40+ authorized waste hauling services with contact information, and a maintenance log template for documenting solids and grease removal. The guidelines mandate weekly inspections, complete content removal every 90 days, and strict documentation of all maintenance activities. The document emphasizes that waste haulers must follow specific cleaning procedures, avoid using degreasers or soapy water, use appropriate protective equipment, and properly document all maintenance activities. Contact information for Orange County Utilities Environmental Compliance Section is provided for questions or concerns, indicating the county's commitment to enforcing these environmental and infrastructure protection standards.