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Addison, IL grease trap requirements

Official sources we checked do not set a fixed pumping interval. Quoted from the official source below — verify with your city.

Last checked Nov 2, 2026 against Village of Addison (Village Code Chapter 23, Sewers)

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From the official source(s) below, last checked 2026-11-02. Rules change; verify with your city.

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Addison: the official sources we checked don't set a fixed pumping interval. Source: Village of Addison (Village Code Chapter 23, Sewers), checked 2026-11-02.

Fines: “Violations carry a fine of $1,000 to $5,000 per violation; each day is a separate offense (Sec. 23-35).” Source: Village of Addison (Village Code Chapter 23, Sewers), checked 2026-11-02.

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Rules change; verify with your city. Summaries are plain-English restatements of the official source linked below; “Source says” shows the exact wording. Blank rows mean the sources we checked did not state that rule, not that there is no rule.

Addison grease trap rules at a glance

Grease trap and FOG (fats, oils and grease) rules for restaurants in Addison are set by Village of Addison (Village Code Chapter 23, Sewers). The official sources we checked do not set a fixed pumping interval for Addison, so plan on pumping before grease and solids reach 25% of the trap (the most common rule) and follow any schedule on your permit. The ordinance sets penalties for violations (see Fines & penalties below). Got a FOG violation notice in Addison? What to do.

Of the 58 Illinois programs we track, 16 state a pumping schedule and 8 require a permit. We have not verified a pumping company for Addison yet; see Illinois pumping companies. Compare all Illinois cities.

Illinois statewide rule: Illinois Plumbing Code § 890.510

Source: 77 Ill. Adm. Code 890.510, Grease interceptors · checked 2026-10-17

Addison grease trap & interceptor rules, line by line

Required trap / interceptor type
Grease, oil and sand interceptors are required when the Village decides they are needed to keep grease above the Village limit out of the sewer (not required for private homes or dwelling units). Interceptors must be a type and size approved by the Village, easy to reach for cleaning, inspection and sampling, and kept by the owner in continuously efficient operation. The local oil & grease limit is 240 mg/L.
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Sizing ruleNot stated in the sources we checked
Pumping / cleaning frequencyNot stated in the sources we checked
Permit required?Not stated in the sources we checked
Permit & program feesNot stated in the sources we checked
InspectionsNot stated in the sources we checked
Record keepingNot stated in the sources we checked
Pumper / hauler approvalNot stated in the sources we checked
Reporting portalNot stated in the sources we checked
Fines & penalties
Violations carry a fine of $1,000 to $5,000 per violation; each day is a separate offense (Sec. 23-35).
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Program contactNot stated in the sources we checked

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Who enforces grease trap rules in Addison, IL?

Village of Addison (Village Code Chapter 23, Sewers). Contact them for permits, inspections and approved haulers.

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