Olathe, KS grease trap requirements
Program run by City of Olathe (Code 15.08.260, IPC 1003.3.5.5 amendment). Hand-checked against source Last verified 2026-10-18 by Stew Israil, GreaseTrapRules. Report an error / rule changed
Quick answer
- How often to pump: At least every 90 days; before grease + solids reach 25% of depth/capacity
- Interceptor minimum / sizing: No minimum size stated in the sources we checked. Your local program or plumbing code sets it; estimate with the sizing calculator.
- Permit / fees: Not stated in the sources we checked. Ask City of Olathe (Code 15.08.260, IPC 1003.3.5.5 amendment) whether a FOG or wastewater permit applies.
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.
Olathe grease trap rules at a glance
Grease trap and FOG (fats, oils and grease) rules for restaurants in Olathe are set by City of Olathe (Code 15.08.260, IPC 1003.3.5.5 amendment). Pumping: at least every 90 days; before grease + solids reach 25% of depth/capacity. Pumping must be done by an approved or licensed hauler. Keep pumping records or manifests on site for inspectors.
Of the 2 Kansas programs we track, 2 state a pumping schedule and 0 require a permit. We have not verified a pumping company for Olathe yet; see Kansas pumping companies. Compare all Kansas cities.
Olathe grease trap & interceptor rules, line by line
| Required trap / interceptor type | Not stated in the sources we checked |
|---|---|
| Sizing rule | Not stated in the sources we checked |
| Pumping / cleaning frequency | Exterior large-capacity grease interceptors must be pumped before floatable FOG plus settleable solids exceed 25% of the total liquid depth, or at least once every ninety (90) days. ✓ checked against source |
| Permit required? | Not stated in the sources we checked |
| Permit & program fees | Not stated in the sources we checked |
| Inspections | Not stated in the sources we checked |
| Record keeping | Keep a written log of pumping records, including receipts for repairs or maintenance, available on request. ✓ checked against source |
| Pumper / hauler approval | A sanitary disposal contractor licensed in Johnson County, Kansas must pump, clean and dispose. ✓ checked against source |
| Reporting portal | Not stated in the sources we checked |
| Fines & penalties | Not stated in the sources we checked |
| Program contact | Not stated in the sources we checked |
Sources
- https://olathe.municipal.codes/Code/15.08.260 · checked 2026-10-18
Grease trap cleaning & pumping companies in Olathe, KS
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Before you book: Olathe has hauler rules (see the table above). Ask the company to confirm it is approved for Olathe, and keep a signed manifest for every pump-out.
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Olathe grease trap FAQ
How often do grease traps have to be pumped in Olathe, KS?
Pump at least every 90 days; before grease + solids reach 25% of depth/capacity. Source: City of Olathe (Code 15.08.260, IPC 1003.3.5.5 amendment), checked 2026-10-18. Rules change; confirm with the local sewer authority.
Who enforces grease trap rules in Olathe, KS?
City of Olathe (Code 15.08.260, IPC 1003.3.5.5 amendment). Contact them for permits, inspections and approved haulers.
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