sec.86No trade waste or prohibited substances in stormwater drain

### sec.86 No trade waste or prohibited substances in stormwater drain A person must not put trade waste into a stormwater drain. Maximum penalty—1,000 penalty units. Trade waste is waterborne waste from business, trade or manufacturing property, other than— stormwater; and a prohibited substance. A person must not put a prohibited substance into a stormwater drain. Maximum penalty—1,000 penalty units. A prohibited substance is— a solid or viscous substance in a quantity, or of a size, that can obstruct, or interfere with the operation of, a stormwater drain; or ash, cinders, mud, sand, shavings and straw glass, metal and plastics cups, milk containers and paper and plastic dishes feathers, rags, tar and wood hair and entrails, paunch manure and whole blood grease and oil cement-laden wastewater including wash down from exposed aggregate concrete surfaces a flammable or explosive solid, liquid or gaseous substance; or sewage, including human waste; or a substance that, given its quantity, is capable alone, or by interaction with another substance put into a stormwater drain, of— inhibiting or interfering with the stormwater drain; or causing damage or a hazard to the stormwater drain; or causing a hazard for humans or animals; or creating a public nuisance; or creating a hazard in waters; or contaminating the environment in places where stormwater is discharged or reused; or a substance with a pH lower than 6.0 or greater than 10.0, or having another corrosive property a substance that has a temperature of more than— if the council has approved a maximum temperature for the substance—the approved maximum temperature; or otherwise—38ºC. If— a person puts a prohibited substance in a council stormwater drain; and the prohibited substance causes damage to the stormwater drain; the council may perform work to fix the damage, and may recover the reasonable costs for the work from the person who put the prohibited substance in the stormwater drain. The costs for the work are in addition to any penalty imposed for the offence. (sec.86-ssec.1) A person must not put trade waste into a stormwater drain. Maximum penalty—1,000 penalty units. (sec.86-ssec.2) Trade waste is waterborne waste from business, trade or manufacturing property, other than— stormwater; and a prohibited substance. (sec.86-ssec.3) A person must not put a prohibited substance into a stormwater drain. Maximum penalty—1,000 penalty units. (sec.86-ssec.4) A prohibited substance is— a solid or viscous substance in a quantity, or of a size, that can obstruct, or interfere with the operation of, a stormwater drain; or ash, cinders, mud, sand, shavings and straw glass, metal and plastics cups, milk containers and paper and plastic dishes feathers, rags, tar and wood hair and entrails, paunch manure and whole blood grease and oil cement-laden wastewater including wash down from exposed aggregate concrete surfaces a flammable or explosive solid, liquid or gaseous substance; or sewage, including human waste; or a substance that, given its quantity, is capable alone, or by interaction with another substance put into a stormwater drain, of— inhibiting or interfering with the stormwater drain; or causing damage or a hazard to the stormwater drain; or causing a hazard for humans or animals; or creating a public nuisance; or creating a hazard in waters; or contaminating the environment in places where stormwater is discharged or reused; or a substance with a pH lower than 6.0 or greater than 10.0, or having another corrosive property a substance that has a temperature of more than— if the council has approved a maximum temperature for the substance—the approved maximum temperature; or otherwise—38ºC. (sec.86-ssec.5) If— a person puts a prohibited substance in a council stormwater drain; and the prohibited substance causes damage to the stormwater drain; the council may perform work to fix the damage, and may recover the reasonable costs for the work from the person who put the prohibited substance in the stormwater drain. (sec.86-ssec.6) The costs for the work are in addition to any penalty imposed for the offence. - (a) stormwater; and - (b) a prohibited substance. - (a) a solid or viscous substance in a quantity, or of a size, that can obstruct, or interfere with the operation of, a stormwater drain; or Examples for paragraph (a) — • ash, cinders, mud, sand, shavings and straw • glass, metal and plastics • cups, milk containers and paper and plastic dishes • feathers, rags, tar and wood • hair and entrails, paunch manure and whole blood • grease and oil • cement-laden wastewater including wash down from exposed aggregate concrete surfaces - • ash, cinders, mud, sand, shavings and straw - • glass, metal and plastics - • cups, milk containers and paper and plastic dishes - • feathers, rags, tar and wood - • hair and entrails, paunch manure and whole blood - • grease and oil - • cement-laden wastewater including wash down from exposed aggregate concrete surfaces - (b) a flammable or explosive solid, liquid or gaseous substance; or - (c) sewage, including human waste; or - (d) a substance that, given its quantity, is capable alone, or by interaction with another substance put into a stormwater drain, of— (i) inhibiting or interfering with the stormwater drain; or (ii) causing damage or a hazard to the stormwater drain; or (iii) causing a hazard for humans or animals; or (iv) creating a public nuisance; or (v) creating a hazard in waters; or (vi) contaminating the environment in places where stormwater is discharged or reused; or Example for paragraph (d) — a substance with a pH lower than 6.0 or greater than 10.0, or having another corrosive property - (i) inhibiting or interfering with the stormwater drain; or - (ii) causing damage or a hazard to the stormwater drain; or - (iii) causing a hazard for humans or animals; or - (iv) creating a public nuisance; or - (v) creating a hazard in waters; or - (vi) contaminating the environment in places where stormwater is discharged or reused; or - (e) a substance that has a temperature of more than— (i) if the council has approved a maximum temperature for the substance—the approved maximum temperature; or (ii) otherwise—38ºC. - (i) if the council has approved a maximum temperature for the substance—the approved maximum temperature; or - (ii) otherwise—38ºC. - • ash, cinders, mud, sand, shavings and straw - • glass, metal and plastics - • cups, milk containers and paper and plastic dishes - • feathers, rags, tar and wood - • hair and entrails, paunch manure and whole blood - • grease and oil - • cement-laden wastewater including wash down from exposed aggregate concrete surfaces - (i) inhibiting or interfering with the stormwater drain; or - (ii) causing damage or a hazard to the stormwater drain; or - (iii) causing a hazard for humans or animals; or - (iv) creating a public nuisance; or - (v) creating a hazard in waters; or - (vi) contaminating the environment in places where stormwater is discharged or reused; or - (i) if the council has approved a maximum temperature for the substance—the approved maximum temperature; or - (ii) otherwise—38ºC. - (a) a person puts a prohibited substance in a council stormwater drain; and - (b) the prohibited substance causes damage to the stormwater drain;