What are the grease trap requirements in Jupiter, FL?

Food service establishments in Jupiter must install and maintain grease traps or interceptors per local FOG ordinances. The city follows the International Plumbing Code (IPC).

Do I need a grease trap permit in Jupiter?

Yes, a FOG permit is required in Jupiter.

What size grease trap do I need for my restaurant in Jupiter?

Grease trap sizing depends on your establishment's flow rate, number of fixtures, and local code requirements. Use our free sizing calculator for a recommendation.

Grease Trap Requirements
Jupiter, FL

FOG compliance regulations for food service establishments in Jupiter, Florida.

Every 90 days (3 months) recom

Pumping Freq.

Required

Permit

Check locally

25% Rule

IPC

Code Base

Pumping Requirements

Frequency Every 90 days (3 months) recommended; more frequently if needed

25% Rule Check locally

Permits & Enforcement

Permit Required Required

Complete FOG Regulations

Pumping Frequency	Every 90 days (3 months) recommended; more frequently if needed
25% Rule	Check with local authority
Permit Required	Yes
Inspections	Periodic inspections by Loxahatchee River District
Record Keeping	Required — maintain pumping logs and manifests on-site
Plumbing Code	International Plumbing Code (IPC)
Ordinance Ref.	Loxahatchee River District Grease Interceptor Standards; Construction Standards and Technical Specifications
Authority	Loxahatchee River Environmental Control District

Additional Notes

Grease interceptors required for restaurants, delis, bakeries, sandwich shops, schools, hospitals, and assisted living facilities. Failed inspections result in written notice with 30 days to resolve deficiencies. Non-compliance escalates to enforcement by FL Dept of Business and Professional Regulation.

Regulations change frequently. Always verify current requirements with your local wastewater authority or plumbing inspector before making compliance decisions. Last updated: March 2026.