Must obtain an annual Food Service Establishment Permit from Pinellas County.
(Section 126-606 (1) )
Grease interceptors must be pumped empty with no decanting, skimming, or backwashing allowed.
(Section 126-613 (2)
Grease interceptors must be pumped at least every 30 days unless the County has approved a variance.
(Section 126-613 (3) )
Must verify all pumping events by signing Grease Waste Service Record
(Section 126-619 (2) )
Grease interceptor pumping may only be done by a hauler permitted
by Pinellas County.
(Section 126-613) (1) )
Grease traps must be cleaned weekly and recorded in a log.
(Section 126-613 (4) )
All grease producing fixtures must be connected to a grease interceptor or grease trap. (sinks, dishwashers, etc.)
(Section 126-611 (1)
All grease interceptors must be properly maintained.
(Section 126-613 (2) )
Must maintain a record of all grease interceptor cleaning and service
on site for a period of three (3) years.
(Section 126-619 (3) )
Are subject to inspection by Pinellas County Personnel.
New or upgraded grease interceptor or grease trap design must meet Florida Building Code requirements.
(Section 126-612 (2) )
Requirements For Existing Food Service
Facilities
If the establishment does not currently have a grease interceptor, one must be installed.
(Section 126-611 (2) )
If the establishments existing grease interceptor or grease trap does not meet Ordinance design guidelines, it must be upgraded upon significant building design changes or if the establishment causes harm to public sewer lines.
(Section 126-611 (3) )
Requirements For New Food Service
Facilities
All grease interceptors
shall be designed according to Ordinance design guidelines
and approved by the Plumbing Official.
(Section 126-611 (3) )