Understanding and following local laws is key for restaurant owners in Gwinnett County. At Liquid Recovery Solutions, we know the laws. We will keep your business compliant and eco-friendly.
- Gwinnett County Code of Regulation of Ordinances
- FOG Ordinance covers fats, oils, and grease (FOG) management.
- All food service establishments must have grease traps or interceptors installed and maintained.
- Minimum size for grease traps is 1,000 gallons unless approved by the county.
- Grease traps must be cleaned at least every 90 days or more often if needed.
- Gwinnett County FOG Program:
- All food service establishments must have a FOG Discharge Control Permit.
- Must implement Best Management Practices (BMPs) for FOG control.
- Must keep a logbook of all cleaning and maintenance of grease traps.
- Georgia EPD Regulations:
- State Rule 391-3-6-.24 covers grease trap waste transportation and disposal.
- All grease haulers must be licensed and permitted by the state.
- Federal Clean Water Act:
- Not specific to Gwinnett, but it underlies local law.
- Prohibits the discharge of pollutants (including FOG) into water bodies.
- Gwinnett County Water Resources Guidelines:
- Specific instructions on grease trap maintenance and cleaning procedures.
- Record-keeping and reporting requirements.
- Gwinnett County Health Department Regulations:
- FOG management is part of the restaurant inspection criteria.
- Non-compliance can result in lower health scores or closure.
- City-Specific Ordinances:
- Some cities in Gwinnett have additional requirements:
- Lawrenceville: Additional restrictions on grease disposal in historic districts.
- Peachtree Corners: Incentives for restaurants using advanced grease management technology.
- Duluth: Special provisions for high-volume ethnic restaurants.
- Some cities in Gwinnett have additional requirements:
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It’s not just about avoiding fines; it’s about being a good business owner in Gwinnett County. Our team at Liquid Recovery Solutions is up to date on all local, state, and federal regulations. We exceed the requirements. Our services will protect Gwinnett’s water and give you peace of mind.
Working with us will ensure your restaurant follows all laws and regulations. We manage the grease. You focus on running your restaurant in Gwinnett County.