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' � - 198 - � ' Page 37 � 7 . 2 Communities shall ensure the a�pointment of trained and � �' qualified persons as administrators/inspectors , the absence of any conflicting business or interest within the jurisdiction, and should provide e�cpress standards relating to removal of adminis- trative personnel. 7 . 3 Ordinances should provide o�portunity for cooperation or the selective delegation to administrators from other units of administrative responsibilities, particularly wnere funding/ staffing is marginally adequate. 8 . Enforce.ment. Ordinances shall contain �ppropriat� appeal, variance and en�orcement provisions . - 8 . 1 Ordi*�ar_ces shouid con��in speci=ication as to violations , fines , penalties , and other remedies associated t'�erewi1�h. 8 . 2 Ordinances should contain provisions enabling `he admini- strator or otner orficiai to issue orders to: susnend or revoke per.nits or stoo action where perfor.-�ance is occurri�g in violation of requir:nent; requi�� the correction o� new or existing systems where, following inspection and r�view, a system is deternined to be defective; require owners to cease and desist from tne use of an on-site system operating in a manner creating hazard to public health, saiety, or wel�are. � 8 . 3 Ordinznces should contain governmental au�nority �o inspect -'� existing systems following adeqIIate notice . Crdinances should contain provisions requiring gover_Tunental inspection of syste_*ns for which there is probable'cause to believe that a nazard to public hzalth, -- sazety or weliare exists. 8. 4 Ordinances should orovide authority for the local gover�- ment to perform inspecticn and maintenance when the same are not performed in com�lianc� with ordinance requirements . 8 . 5 Ordinances shcul.d provide for the recove�-y of costs- relating to sys�em maintenance fram owners of o_^_-site syst�ms to which such problems are att ib�table. 8 . 6 Ordina.nces should conta�n procedures �or appeal of admini- strative actions . 8 .7 Ordinances should contain a variance provision which allows di.mer_sional variances and the ability �o irtpose alt�rnative or additional design, site, or location requirements witn respect to variance applications . Frovisions in the ordinance which are non- variai�le shouid be specified. - 9 . Areas o� the community where on-site syst��s are per�nitted as tempora�-y and pennanent falilities should be delineated on a nap using U.S. Soil Conservation Service soil class , including high groundwater table, steep slopes and underlyir.g roc!c close to ground surface.