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The work required by this subsectian may be delayed in the event of adverse weather conditions, provided that the delay h~ been approved by the Department. No use of the site shall be allowed which may be detrimental to the maintenance of final cover, turf, ground and surface waters, monitoring wells, and/or gas probes or control wsten~. Subsectian 7. The County Board may vary or moclify the strict application of the provisiom of Subsectians 5 and 6 by reducing or waiving certain requirements when unnecessary or imposing odditianal requirements to take place within said closure c~d post- closure periods to prevent risk of harm to persons, property, or the enviranment. The County Board shall ca,sider the special circumstances or conditior~ affecting the site or facilityt the leochate or ground water monitoring results, methane cjas monitoring results, characteristics of the waste, the nature of tec~ology utilized at the site or facility, ar~ the risk of han~ to persons, prc~>erty and the environment. Subsectian 8. The owner shall grant and go~rantee access to the County, or its authorized agent or any other persan responsible for closure and post-closure requirements, and shall allow such access to the closed site at any reasonable time for purposes of evaluating the conditiom of the closed landfill, manitoring, maintenance, or restoration. Subsectian I. This section applies only to existing ~ new incinerators having a capacity greater than 1,000 ixx~xls per hour and those for the incineration of toxic and hazordou~ wastes. All incinerators sh~ll be designed ~ operated in a manner to co~form to emission limitations of state ~ local air pollutian regulations. Subsection 2. It is unlawful for any person to construct, establish, maintain or operate an incinerator without first acquiring a licer~e from the County Board. It shall not be necessary to have rnore than one liceruse per incinerator for purposes of this ordinance. Subsection 3. The incinerator operation for each proposed installation shall be considered for approval on its own merits, shall be in co~-,~liance with the following ~iteria, and in accordance with acncepted engineering practices. The incinerator plant shall be so situated, equipped, operated ~ maintained as to minimize interference with other activities-in the area. All incoming arid outgoing traffic shall be controlled by the licensee in such a manner as to provide orderly ~ safe ingress and egress. B. Shelter ~ sanitary facilities shall be available for plant personnel. A perrnane~t sign shall be posted at the site entrance identifying the operation ~ showing the Minrmsota Pollution Control Agency permit number of the plant, and indicating the hours ~ days when the plant is open for public use. Access to the plant shall be limited to those times'whe~ authorized personnel are an duty. D. All incoming solid waste to be incinerated at the plant shall be confined to the unloading ore. Adequate holding bin capacity shall be provided. E. Facilities shall be designed to provide for dust control in the unloading ond charging oreas. The incinerator plant shall have weighing facilities available. Perrncrmnt records shall be maintained indicating the total weight of material incinerated, the total quantity or resulting residue and total hours of plant operation. These records shall be available for inspection ufx~ request by the Detx~t~t. Ge Fire-fighting equipment, meeting the stexiards of Underwriters Laboratory, Inc., or other approved natiormlly recognized safety stancku, cLs, shall be available in the storage and charging areas ~ elsewhere os needed. H. Arrangemants shall be mode with the local fire protection agency to provide fire-fighting forces in an emergency. -13-