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RESOLUTION
,E IT>RE;SOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK:
THAT the Mayor of the City of Lubbock BE and is hereby authorized and
irected to execute for and on behalf of the CITY OF LUBBOCK an Agreement
overing private sewage facilities inspection in areas outside the City limits
,ith LUBBOCK COUNTY, attached herewith which shall be spread upon the
iinutes of the Council and as spread upon the minutes of this Council shall
onstitute and be a part of this Resolution as if fully copied herein in detail.
'assed by the City Council this ycth day of M,r 1977
ATTEST:
reva Phillips, City Se.9fetary-Treasurer
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
IF'red 0. Senter, Jr., fflty Attorney
RODRICK L. SHAW
COUNTYJUDGE
101 COURTHOUSE
763-5351 EXT. 202
Lunoc yc COUNTY
LUBBOCK, TEXAS
March 4, 1977
Honorable Roy Bass
Mayor of Lubbock
City Hall, P. 0. Box 2000
Lubbock, Texas 79457
Re: Sanitarian Contract
Dear Roy:
I hand you in triplicate the Sanitarian Contract which the Lubbock
County Commissioners' Court has this day unanimously approved and I have
executed.
Inasmuch as it was authorized by your City Council and prepared by
your City Attorney, I assume it is ready for your signature. Our Dis-
trict Attorney made no changes.
Please return us at least one fully executed contract. On March
15th we will pay January, February, and March payments. Thank you for
the courtesy of you and the City Council in working this matter out.
Sincerely,
RODRICK L. SHAW
Lubbock County Judge
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SEWAGE FACILITIES INSPECTION AGREEMENT
THE STATE OF TEXAS Z
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
COUNTY OF.LUBBOCK X
THIS Agreement entered into between the Commissioners' Court of Lubbock
County, Texas, acting by and through its duly authorized County Judge, herein-
after called "COUNTY" and the City of Lubbock, acting by and through its duly
authorized Mayor, hereinafter called "CITY".
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the County Commissioners' Court of Lubbock County, Texas has
by Resolution 75-R-5, passed August 11, 1975, determined that a need exists
to regulate private sewage facilities in the. areas of Lubbock County
outside the limits of the City of Lubbock; and
WHEREAS, the County has requested the City to assume the duties of the
licensing authority as set forth in Resolution 75-R-5, a copy of which is
attached hereto and made a part hereof; and
WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock agrees to furnish the services of City Health
Department sanitarians for such purposes upon the terms and conditions stated
below:
1. The City agrees that inspectors from the City Health Department
shall be furnished for the. purpose of making sewage inspections and related
services in the County of Lubbock outside the limits of the City of Lubbock.
2. The City, in providing this service shall pay all necessary expenses
of such Health Department employees involved in the performance of this
contract which shall include their salaries, necessary administration expense,
fringe benefits for such employees, automobiles, and the maintenance and operation
of such vehicles.
3. The City shall retain any fees generated by the service stated herein with
the intent being that such fees shall in part cover the operational expense of the
inspector's vehicles.
4. The County hereby agrees and obligates itself to pay to the City of Lubbock
the sum of SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($16,000.00) annually, which shall be
payable ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE AND 33/100 DOLLARS ($1,333.33)
monthly. This monthly fee shall be paid by the County to the City on the
fifteenth day of each month.
5. The term of this Agreement shall be for a period of three (3) years com-
mencing on January 1, 1977 and extending through December 31, 1979. .
6. This Agreement may be amended or terminated upon the agreement of
both parties hereto acting through a resolution of the respective governing
bodies.
EXECUTED THIS the 4 th day of March 1977•
COMMISSIONERS' COURT OF
_LUBBOCK COUNTY, TEXAS
BY:
Rodrick L. Shaw, County Judge
ATTEST:
Frank Gues County Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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Alton R Griffin, Criminal D' rict Attorney
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EXECUTED THIS the day of 1977.
CITY OF LUBBOCK
BY: Aler k
= Roy Bass,'Mayor
ATTEST:. -
Treva Phillips, Ci Secretary -Treasurer
APPROVED AS TO FORD1:
Fred 0./Senter, Jr., C� y Attorney
RESOLUTION N0.,75-R-5
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State of Texas
County of Lubbock
On this the nth day of August , 1975, the Commissioners' Court of
Lubbock County_, Texas, convsntd in the Courthouse of the City of Lubbock, Texas
with tht following mambos present, to wit:
P.odrick L: Shaw , County Judgr
Arch Lamb ,County Commissioner Precinct #1
�21ax, Arra4s County Commie9ioner Pr�cinet #2
Derrick , County Commissioner Px*.cinct #3
i _,,;_ lton Brazi�ll , County COMmi.sai.oabr Precinct #4
and, among the other proceedings, had the following order pawed.:
Whirdas, the Texas Department of Health &sources and the T=xas Water
Quality Board have- set up certain standards to regulate the quality of water,
and have set up certain standards as to the installation of septic tanks and
absorption beds and/or other methods of disposing of s=wage; and
Whertasj the continued unregulated use of private sewag: facilities con-
stitutes a serious.threat to public health; and
Whereas,, rapi4 increases in population density due to mobile Y, parks
or other concentrat!:d housing in aroas not served by organized disposal syst�ss
can create pollutibn and public health problems; and
Whereas, the Commissioaarst Court of Lubbock Countyi' Tzxes has considered
the matier and demd it appropriate to issue an Order regulating private sewage
facilities to protect the irreplaceable water resources; and public health of
Lubbock County, Texas; and
Whereas, du& notice of the meeting was given as required by Section 21,084
axes Water Cod-.
Now, Therafottt, Bc It Ordered, Adjudged, and Dscryed by the Commissioners'
Court of Lubbock County, Texas, that the following regulations be in full force
and effect as soon as approved by the Texas Water quality Board.
SECTION 1. DEFINITIMIS
1. "CaamissionersICourt" means the Lubbock County Commissioners' Court.
2. "Lic=--nsin Authority'.meaas the Lubbock City -County Health Department.
3. "P=rson includes corporation, organization, estat=, trust, partnership,
association or oth: r r:ntity.
4. "Private ScwaFe Facility" m;:ans all facilities, systems, and methods used
for the disposal of sewage other than disposal systems operated under a permit
issued by the Texas Water Quality Board.
5. "Sewage" means waterborne human vasts and waste from domestic activities
such as washing, bathing, and food preparation.
6. "Organized Disposal System" means any public owned systam for tht collec-
tion, trt:atment, and disposal of sewage cperattd in accordance with the terms and
conditions,of a valid waste control order issued by the Texas Water Quality Board.
7. "Subdivision" means (1) a subdivision which has been platted and
recorded with the County Clark of the County and Counties in which the land
lies, or which is required by statute to ba so plt-",ed and rtcordad; or
(2) ashy two or morn contiguous lots or tracts, each of which is less than two
(2) acres in size.
8. "Mobile Hans Park" means any fa.cill-ity, or area develcpad for mobile home
space Lease or rental and will be subject to the provisions of the Order as
stated in Section On_ (1), Sub -section Saven (7), and Section Eight (8).
9. "Septic Tank System" means a system for disposing of st-waga through soil
absorption and consists of the following components: the house sewer line, the
septic tank, and the soil absorption field.
10. "Soptie Tank" means a watertight tank which serves as a s"-dimentation
and sludge digestion chamber and is located between the house sewer and the soil
absorption field.
11. "Soil Absorption Field" is that part of a s=ptic tank system consisting
of a s=rizs of absorption trenches designed for the subsurfaca disposal of septic
tank effluent. The trenches may vary in width from 18 inches to 36 inches and
contain at least 12 inches of clean, coarse aggregate and distribution pips. The
trench bottom throughout the system must be at the sameelevation.
SECTION 2. LICENSING AREA
The provisions of this Order shall apply to all of the area of Lubbock County
which does not lie within the territorial jurisdiction (city limits) of any incor-
porated city or town. Likewise, the Order shall include the rxtraterritorial juris-
diction of -til inr_or ors+_d cities and towns.
This Order may apply, also, to those cities or towns which, through the action
of thair governing bodies, make- application to the Commissioners' Court for coverage
under this Order. Such application must be acc pted and approved by tht Commis-
sioners' Court of Lubbock County.
SECTIOII 3. DISMIAP.GE OF SEWAGE
A. After the effective date of this Order, only the following types of sewage
discharges shall be lawful:
(1) Sewage discharged into an organized disposal system operating under a valid
Waste Control Order issued by the Texas Water Quality Board.
(2) Sewage discharged into a private sewage facility licensed or regist3red in
accordance with the regulations contained in this.Ordtr.
(3) Sewage dis chargad into a private sewage -facility which, on the effective
data of this Order, was already in existancs and in complianea* with all applicable
laws, rules, and regulations provided, howevar, that wh.n any such facility is
ritplaced, it shall be in accordance with the regulations contained in this Order.
* Pit privies, cesspools, and injection wells wou71 not ba in compliance.
SECTION.k. LICENSING AUTHORITY
A. The Lubbock City -County Health Department shall perform all licensing functions
required by this Order.
B. The Licensing Authority shall:
(1) Enforce all the regulations contained in this Order;
(2) Make inspections of all private sewage facilities located or to be located
within the licensing aroa;
(3) Collect all fees set by the Commissioners' Court to rer•:;var costs incurred
in meeting the r.quir•a�ments of this Order;
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(4) Make s_ri.-annual reports to the Cossissioners' Court on all actions taken
concerning this Order; and
(5) Promulgate rules and regulations, for the granting of a license in accor-
dance with the ttrmis and conditions of this Order and perform all other duties neces-
sary to met thL- requirements of this Order.
SECTION 5. LICENSING PEQ,UIRFUMUTS FOP. RESIDENTIAL USE
A. No person may install private sewage facilities after the effective date of this
Order unless a license or ilegistration of approval has been issued for the facility
by the Licensing Authority; Texas Water Code, Section 214084 (e).
B. No person may install a private sewgi: facility on A lot or tract smaller than
required to meet all standards syt forth in this Orders
C. Mininum state requirements will ba enforced an existing end new systems as stat&d
in the pamphlet vntitled "A Guide ,to the ,-Dispose.1 of Household Sn_v .ge" as the samis
now exists or is h;5r_after amended, published by the Texas Department of Health
Rasourcas, and available on request• at the Lubbock City -County Health D.sAartmcnt
in Lubbock. Texas, and which is incorporated herain by raferanc_. In soar instructs,
requirements of this Order may exceed those specified by the above state regulations.
D. In previously unt::sted arras or in 64 other areas where the Licensing Authority
desens it necessary, there shall b_ percolation tests (lumbar required to b: dot=r-
mint-d by the Licensing Authority) conducted by aither the staff of the Lubbock
City -County Health Department or any qualified register:;d engineer or sanitarian.
The purpose of such tests is to determine the capabilities of the ar,&a for absorbing
prop.rly all effluLnt emitted through the drainfield. This test is a prerequisite
to the issuance of a lions& authorizing the installation of a new system.
E. It shall be the responsibility of the contractor, debeloper, or the property
owner to preparin all test holes acceptable to the Licensing Authority and provide -
adequate clean water necessary to conduct percolation tests.
F. 'The Licensing.Authority shall be paid a reasonable fsa• of $10400 to be paid when
the application form is filled and covers all administratiya costs incitrr.:d'la..pro-
cessing the application, the inspection Of the installation, and the issuing Of
the license.
G. The Licensing Authority shall be paid a reasonable fee of $12.50 per hole to
be paid when th4 applicant requests the Licensing Authority to conduct th& perco-
lation tests.
H. The lot or tract upon which the private sewage facility will be constructed or
utilized must b.c capable of disposing of the proposed'vest& in a manner acceptable
to the Licensing Authority. The following shall be strictly adhered to before a
license will be granted.i
1. Information regarding the number of bedrooms in each proposed or existing
residtnct must accompany any license request for private sewags facilities. The
following septic tank requirements will then be imposed upon the dwelling:
a Two bedroom or l ss 750 gallons (minimum)
b; Thr&3 b drocm 1000 gallons "
C. For each additional bedroom 250 gallchs
2i Minimum rnquircd trench (percolation) arsa par bedroom shall be: det rm:intd
from: the following table provided that the total trench aria for a minimum -sized
installation shall be based on the requirements for a two bedroom house"t
3.
Average
Required Trench
*Minimum Trench
Percolation Rate
Bottom Area Per Bedroom
Bottom Area Alloved
1inutes Eer inch)
(Square Feet
(Square Feet)
1
85
170
3
100
200
4
115
231
5
125
250
10
165
33q
15
190
380
30
250
500,
45
300
600:
6o
330
666
Over 60
Not Acceptable
Not Accx�ta I=
3. Each system should consist of at least two (2) lateral lines with each
not being over 100 feet in length. Trenches 18 inches in width shall be at least
6.0 feet o. c., apart, whereas, 36-inch tren d:s shall be 7.5 feet o. c.
4. All existing and/or proposed water walls, water courses, etc., must be
located either by presentation of a plat or be visible upon a preliminary, inspection
by the Licensing Authority. Wells on adjoining property will also ne±d to be located.
5. A plat of a proposed subdivision ^ust be filed with, approved by, and
recorded by the Commissionsrs' Court of Lubbock County.
6. Minimum safe distances in fort:
Fron
To Septic Tank To Absorption System
Wells , Cisterns , etc. 50 150
Streams, Ponds 75 75
Foundation Walls of
Structures 5 15
Property Lines .10 10
7. A final performeaca inspection and approval must be s-xecutsd on site by
the Licensing Authority just prior to earth backfill over the completed system.
SECTION 6. LICM9ING REQUIFOMTTS FOR INSTITUTION/INDUSTRIF--L USE
A. Compartments
Although single-compartms-nt tanks may be acceptable for household installations,
tanks with two or more compartments shall be provided for large institutional systems.
The compartments shall be separated by walls with tees or ells to permit liquid
flaw. The -flow line of this inttrmediatc fitting shall be. at the same elevation of
the flow line of the outlet fitting, i.e., three inches below the elevation of the
flow line of the inlet fitting. The capacity of the first comp artmsnt shall be at
least two or three times the capacity of the second compartment.
B. Capacities
The net volume or effective capacity below the flow line of a septic tank for
flows up to 500 gallons per day shall be at least 750 gallons. For flows b twaen
500 and 1,500 gallons per day, th. capacity of th, tank shall be equal to at lees t
11/2 days sawag* flow. With flows grater than 1,500 per day, the r3.nimum s-ffeetive
4.
ts.ak. ct acit�, shall. equal 1,125 gallons plus 75 percent of the daily sewage
fla.Y. For dail;r f1cus in excess of 159000 gallons, oth6r types of sewage treat-
mr_rt wits may be frrre economical.
C, MixUrTar_ Capa_: i t � Standards
TABLE I
TYPE. OF ESTABLISHfIENT GAL/PERSON/DAY
Small dwellings and cottages with seasonal bccupaacy
50
Single-f£:r: _1 >, c::ellings
75
Multi-, dwelling (apartments)
60
Roo:; ng houses
40
Boa `dlag hoizes
50
Additional kitchen wastes for non-resident boarders
10
Hotel w thous private baths
50
baths ( two Persons per room)
60
Re.�':.�.ruats Noilet and kitchen wastes per patron
7
to 10
IL;_t.xarants (kitchen wastes per meal served)
21/2 to 3
A&I'Itior-sl for bars and cocktail lounges
2
Tcur�St camps or trailer parks with central bathhouse
35
To:rist enurLs or mobile home parks with individual bath units
50
Resort c.ssrps (night and day) with limited luxury camps
100
to 150
Work or construction camps (semi -permanent)
50
D2;r camp (no meals served)
15
D,— sahoolm without cafeterias, gyrmnasiums*' and showers
20
Day schools with cafeterias, gyrrnasiums, and showers
25
Boarding schools
75
to 100
Day workers at schools and offices (per shift)
15
lfosp'.tals
150
to 250
Inr;.i•tutions other than hospitals
75
to 125
Factories ( gallons per p9Y863 per shift, exclusive of
industrial wastes)
15 to 35
Picnic pe,,<.s (toilet wastes only) (gallons per person)..
5
Picnic parks with bathhouse, showers, and flush toilets
10
Swirrming I.ocls end bathhouses
10
Lu3cary residences and estates
100 to 150
Country clubs (per resident member)
100
Country clues (per non-resident member present)
25
I4otcls. (p•s;' and space)
40
14otels wir..h bath, toilet, and kitchen wastes
50
Drive-in 2beaters (per car space)
5
Movie thee'ers (per auditorium seat)
5
Airports (per passenger)
3 to 5
Self-service laundries (gallons per wash, i.e., per customer)
50
Stores (per toilet room)
400
Service rtsticns (per vehicle served)
10
5.
• D. Estimates of leaching area
The- following table. is intended for use in conjunction arith information
given in the Texas Department of Health Resources publication "A Guide to the
Disposal of Household Sewage". Enough percolation tests should be made in
saparate holes to assure that the results are valid.
TABLE II
Pzroolation Rate Maximum Rate of Sewage Application
(times in minutes for (gallons per squar= foot per days+)
water to fall one inch) for standard trenches"
1 or 1-:; s s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.0
2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.5
3............ 2.9
4. .......... 2.5
5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.2
10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.6
15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.3
30 . . . . 0.9
45.............+......6... 0.8
***'GO . . . . . . . . 4 . 4 . . . . . . . o.6
Not including effluents from septic tanks, that rc`ive waste from garbage
grinders and automatic washing machines. Increase the number of square feet
obtained by 20%-40% respectively for grinders and washing machines.
Absorption arsa is figured as triench-bottom ar+a
*** Over 60 unsuitable for leaching systems
E. Calculations
To d=teinine gUantity of leaching or absorption area in square feet, use
the following sti�-pst
1. From Table I. determine gal/person/day on the basis of type of establish-
m:nt(s) to be served. multiply by the estimated number of persons to be serv: d
per day:
Gal./Person/Day x No. parsons = Gal/Day
2. From the pre -determined percolation rate, select from Table II the maxirnim
rate of sewage application. Divide gal/day, (obtained from previous calculations)
by the rate of application:
Gal/Day = Sq. Ft. of Absorption
?4ax. Rate Area Required
3. If garbage grind=rs and automatic washing machines art proposed in th;:
astablishr-.�nt(s). add 20% and 40% respectively to'the calculated square footage.
For garbage grind rs: Calculated Sq. Ft. x 120% = Adjusted Sq. Ft.
For washing machines: Calculated Sq. Ft. x 140% = Adjusted Sq. Ft.
For combination garbage
grinders and washing machines: Calculated Sq. Ft. x 160% = Adjusted Sq. Ft.
SECTION 7. APPLICATION, TESTING, INSPECTIONS, AIM FINAL APPPOVAL
A. A person desiring a license shall obtain an application from the office of the
County Engineer or the Lubbock City -County Health Department.
6.
B. To complete the application, an applicant shall submit to the Licensing Authority:
(1) Record of application;
(2) The ruquir&d fees; and
(3) Any additional information that the Licensing Authority may require.
C. Upon rt�cei.pt of a compl7t;d application, the Licensing Authority shall:
(1) Record the application;
(2) Perform a preliminary inspection of the site;
(3) Perform, caul= to be performed, or record necessary taste; and
(4) Ptrform a final inspection of the sitK and facilities.
D. The inspection and testing for the Licensing Authority shall be performed under
the direction of the Environmental Health Division of the Lubbock City -County Health
Department.
E. Based upon the results of tests, inspections, and th;. information contained in
the completed applications, the Licensing Authority shall:
(1) Issue a license or
(2) Notify the applicant in writing that the application is denied, stating the
reason(s) which prevent licensing.
F. Tne Licensing Authority shall grant or deny the license within ten (10) days
after all information and/or test data required by the Licensing Authority have
bean submitted.
G. Final approval of the private sewage system shall bs granted and a licanss
issued by the Licensing Authority only after the applicant has satisfied all the
r=quiremc-nts of this Order which includes a final inspection and paya--nt of all
fees.
SECTION 8. SUBDIVISIONS
A. In addition to other licensing and application requirements, a developer or any
party desiring to treats a subdivision or to provide for the use of a private
sewage facility within an sxdsting subdivision shall file a plat of the subdivision
with the Lubbock County Commissioners' Court.
B. Upon completion of required forms, the Commissioners' Court shall approv, and
record th-a plat, or disapprove with reasons in writing to the applicant.
C. Iftsr performing necf:ss ary tests and inspection , the Licensing Authority shall
dGtsrmine whether private st-wage facilities are:
(1) Approved, but restricted in cartain parts of the subdivision; or
(2) Approved for use in all parts of the subdivision; or
(3) Prohibited in the subdivision
D. The Licensing Authority shall notify the applicant of its findings in writing.
E. No person within a subdivision may apply for license unless the Licensing
Authority has approved the use of private sewage facilities within that subdivision.
F. A person submitting an application under this section, his agent or assigns shall
issue to Lath buyer a notice of:
(1) The terms and conditions of this Order; and
(2) The applicability of this Order to the subdivision and to the buy6r's lot
or tract.
G. Any f&Uur by the developer,.his agtnt(s), or assign(s) to give notice required
in subsection F of this section shall be in violation of this Order and subj=ct
to appropriate enforcurx-nt action(s). The Licensing Authority may withdraw ap-
proval granted a subdivision if a person fails to give adequat= notice as required
by subsection F of this section.
7.
' SECTION 91• EXISIMIG PF.ZVATE SEWAGE F1':CILITIES
Ah. Privdt-a-4 sewage disposal facilities taxisting as of the data of adoption of this
Order axe not nequired to be licensed, provided the facility is not causing pol-
lution or injury to public health.
% If say of the foll(mring conditions Exist aith*r prior to or after adoption of
this Order in rsp�ct to an existing private s_wag& facility, it must, within a
reasonabl- pFrioa: of tire, not to ..xc:,z•d one (1) y_�ar from date of notification by
the: Lida-nsingr Authority, b_ brought.. into compl.iaac� with all provisions of this
Order:
(1) The system is found to bi; causing pollution or injury to public health.
Cesspools, direct sawag! discharges, injection -type walls, -etc., would b
consid=r.:d in this catagory;
(2) Thy system is physically altered for any reason; or
(3) Thy loading of the systas is increased.
C. Any person owning or utilizing sawag disposal facilities with the area under
jurisdiction of this Order shall permit employes of the Licensing Authority to
make such reasonable inspections of these facilities as may be required to &ter -
mint: whether th;:y comply with this Order.
SECTION 10, EXCEPTIOI:S
A. A person d:siringr an :xecptioa to any require-m nt of this Order shall file a
written statement with the Licensing Authority stating:
(1) The nature of th-i iixccption; and
(2) The reason the _-xcaption.should be granted.
B. The Licensing Authority shall r_visw the r=quest and reply to the applicant in
writing within thirty (30) days fith.r granting or denying the request.
C. If the raqui�st is denied, tht. Licensing Authority shall include in its reply th--
rssscas for denial.
SECTION 11. R-11FORCEi-�'IT OF THIS ORDER - CIVIL
Whenever it appears that a violation or threat of violation of any provision
of this regulation has occurred, the Commissioners' Court through its mm attorney,
msy petition for injunction reli=_•f or civil penalti&s or both, as authorized in
Section 21.254 of the Texas Water Cod., against the person or persons who ccmmitt<_d
or is thr_ating to commit the violation.
This power may not be =,xercised by the Commissioners' Court unless a resolution
authorizing the ex-t rcise of tht- power is adopted.
In a suit brought by the Commissioners' Court under Section 21.254, the T;:xas
Water Quality Board is a necessary and indispensable party.
SECTION 12. DNFORCaMTT OF THIS ORDEP - CRIMINAL
A. 11. person who violates any provision of this Order is guilty of a misdemeanor and
on conviction is punishable 3y a fin,, of not less than t=n $10.00 nor more than
Two Hundred $200.00. Each day that a violation occurs constitutes a separats of-
Yens� .
B. Jurisdiction for prosecution of.a suit under this section is in the Justice: of
P*as;, Court.
C. Venue; for prosecution of a suit under this section is in the Justice of Psac.
precinct in which the violation is allegd to have occurred.
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SECTITT 13. APPEAL
A. A person aggrieved by an action of the Licensing Authority made pursuant
to this Order is entitled to appeal to the Cor�dssioners' Court]
B. The Commissioners' Court may prescribe conditions and procedures for perfect-
ing an appeal.
SECTION 14. SEVERABILITY
If any provision of this Order or the application thereof to any person or
circumstance is held invalid, the validity of the remainder of the Order and the
application thereof to other persons and circumstances shall not be affected.
SECTIOU 15. SCHEDULE OF FEES
A. License fee schedule for Lubbock County private sewage facility:
(1) $10.00 This amount to be paid to cover application processing, facility
inspections, and license.
(2) $*12.50 per hole This amount to be paid When the Licensing Authority conducts
the percolatirn test.
SECTION 15. PFFECTIVE DATE.
This Order shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage,
approval by the Texas dater Quality Board, recording, and publication as provided
by law. The above Order being read, it was moved and seconded that same pass.
Thereupon, the question being called for, the following merbers of the Court voted
AXE:
Arch Lamb Max Arrants
L. Ci- Derrick Alton Prazell
• .-Rodrick L. Shaw
and the following voted WO: ITONE
Rodrick.L. Shaw (signed)
County Judge
Arch C: Lamb (signed),
County Commissioner Precinct #1
L. C. Derrick (signed)
County Commissioner Precinct #3
Attest: Frank G,pess, (signed)
County Clerk
9.
Ma-� Arrants (sipped)
County Commissioner Precinct #2
Alton Brazell (signed)
County Commissioner Precinct #