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<br /> f the agency, the
<br /> or the operation or
<br /> solid waste, msterials,
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<br />1 government unit or
<br /> local risks, costs, or
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<br />Lcation. Ordinances
<br />management shall
<br />i by any state agency
<br />.' waste and the waste
<br />mi.with county master
<br />ion, a metropolitan
<br />,oas] facility anywhere
<br />action is .approved by
<br />mevelopment schedule
<br />section 473.833, and
<br />ment or operation of a
<br />· if the coun~l certifies
<br />~of the council, local
<br />mPecting the constru~
<br />~sposal: facilities. No
<br />.on of any solid waste
<br />m3.823, subdivision 5,
<br /> nt unit may impose
<br />~mtonng, and mature-
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<br />Ilaw, a metropolitan
<br /> ent, maintenance or
<br /> ~r solid waste facilities
<br /> - unrv board, with or
<br />d employ a con-
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<br /> ~.r int~ a construction
<br />maximum price.
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<br />mammum price,
<br />r or subcontractor for
<br />i?or subcontract for
<br />acilities included in
<br />e bond amount for
<br />ement agreement for
<br />anPrOperty righ. ts for
<br /> ce or op~r~t:lon, or
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<br />oru Each metropolitan
<br />~ste. A county may
<br />m the separation from
<br />~s that cau readily be
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<br />METROPOLITAN GOYE~ § 473.811
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<br />adopt an ordinance governing the collection of solid waste within its boundaries:--If the
<br />county within which it is located has adopted a collection ordinance, the local unit shall
<br />adopt either the county ordinance by reference or a more strict ordinance. If the county
<br />within which it is located has adopted a separation ordinance, the ordinance applies in all
<br />local units within the county that have failed W meet. the local abatement performance
<br />standards, as stated in the mos~ recent ~nnual county repora Or*li-~nces of counties and
<br />local government units may establish reasonable, conditions respecting but shall not
<br />prevent the transportation of solid waste by a licensed collector through and between
<br />counties and local units, except as required for the enforcement of any designation of a
<br />facility by the council pursuant to section 473.827. A licensed collector or a metropolitan
<br />county or local government unit may request review by the council of an ordinance
<br />adopted under this subdivision. The council shall approve or disapprove the ordinance
<br />within 60 days of the submission of a request for review. The ordinance shall remain in
<br />effect unless it is disapproved. Ordinances of counties and local units of government
<br />shall provide for the enforcement of any designation of facilities by the council under
<br />section 473.827. Nothing in this subdivision shall be construed to limit the authority of
<br />the local government unit to regulate and license collectors of solid waste or to require
<br />review or approval by the council for ordinances regulating collection.
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<br /> Subd. 5a. Ordinances; solid waste facilities. Each metropolitan county shall by
<br />ordinance establish and from time to time revise rules, regulations, and standards for
<br />solid waste facilities within the county, relating to location, sanitary operation, periodic
<br />inspection and monitoring, maintenance, termination and abandonment, and other perti-
<br />nent matters. The county ordinance may require facilities accepting mixed municipal
<br />solid waste for disposal to install scales. The county ordinance shall require permits or
<br />licenses for solid waste facilities and shall require that such facilities be registered with a
<br />county office.
<br /> Subd. 5b. Ordinances: hazardous waste management. Each metropolitan county
<br />shall by ordinance establish and revise rules, regulations, and standards relating to (a) the
<br />identification of hazardous waste, Co) the labeling and classification of hazardous waste,
<br />(c) the collection, storage, transportation, processing, and disposal of hazardous waste,
<br />and (d) other matters necessary for the public health, welfare and safety. The county
<br />shall require permits or licenses for the generation, collection, processing, and disposal of
<br />hazardous waste and shall require registration with a county office. County'hazardous
<br />waste o~in~_nces shall embody and be consistent with agency hazardous waste rules.
<br />Counties shall submit adopted ordinances to the agency for review. In the event that
<br />agency rules are modified, each county shall modify its ordinances accordingly and shall
<br />submit the modification to the agency, for review within 120 days. Issuing, denying,
<br />suspending, modifying, imposing conditions upon, or revoking hazardous waste permits or
<br />licenses, and county hazardous waste regulations and ordinances, shall be subject to
<br />review, denial, suspension, modification, and reversal by the agency. The agency shall
<br />after written notification have 15 days in the case of hazardous waste permits and
<br />licenses and 30 days in the case of hazardous waste ordinances to review, suspend,
<br />modify, or reverse the action of the county. After this period, the action of the county
<br />board shall be final subject to appeal to the district court in the manner provided in
<br />chapter 14.
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<br /> Subd. 5c. County enforcement. Each metropolitan county, shall be responsible for
<br />insuring that waste facilities, solid waste collection operations licensed or regulated by
<br />the county and hazardous waste generation and collection operations are brought into
<br />conformance with, or terminated and abandoned in accordance with, applicable county
<br />ordinances; rules and requirements of the state; and the policy, plan of the council.
<br />Counties may provide by ordinance that operators or owners or both of such facilities or
<br />operations shall be responsible to the count' for satisfactorily performing the procedures
<br />required. If operators or owners or both fail ro perform, the countS' may recover the
<br />costs incurred by the county in completing the procedures in a civil action in any court of
<br />competent jurisdiction or, in the discretion of the board, the costs may be certified to the
<br />county auditor as a special tax against the land. The ordinances may be en/orced by
<br />action in district court. The county, may prescribe a criminal penalty for the violation of
<br /> ~s ~,,.s.^.--~ 175
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