Agenda - Council - 10/25/1983 - Laserfiche WebLink

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I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I C. Persons who produce or otherwise accumulate wasle fires in the course of their business shall keep records concerning their waste tire management. Such records shall include, but not necessarily be limited to: the volume of waste tires generated; Identification of transporters,' disposers, and processors utilized by said persons or their ogentsl dates and quantities of waste tire shipments, disposal or processlng~ documentation verifying the proper management of ~dch waste tires~ and such other Information or data requested by the Departrne~t that may reasonably be needed to ensure the proper management of waste tires. When requested by the Department, said persons shell disclose these records to the De1~t. Waste tire monacjernent records must be maintained by said persons for at least three years following waste tire shipment, disposal or processing. SECTION X. ADOITIONAJ. f~QUIF~:MF_~rs. For the pUtpases of protection and providing for public health, safety and welfare, the County Board rr~y impose additional requirements consistent with the inlent of this ordinance for the operation of solid waste sites or facilities. SECTION Xt. PROMOTION OF PUBLIC Ff_ALTHz SAFETY: ~ WELFARE. Where the conditions imposed by any provision of this ordinance are either more restrictive or less restrictive than coml~rable conditions imposed by any other provision of this ordinance or any other applicable law, ordinance, rule and regulatlon~ the provision which establishes the higher standards for the promotion ~ protection of the public health, safety and general welfare shall prevail. SECTION XlI. LICENSE ~BILITY. Subsection I. The licensee and, if applicable, the owner of a site or facility shall be responsible for compliance with all of the provisions of this ordinance. · Subsection 2. The licem~e and the owrer shall allow the Department, ~oord, County Bo~rd, or the.proper representatives of any ot~.r governmental agency, free acces3 to the site or facility at any Nme for the purpose of making such ir~pectior~ as may be necessary to determine compliance with the requirements of this ordinance or any other applicable statute, ordinance, ar regulation. Subsection 3. The licensee shall allow the Department, E~ard, County E~:~rd, or their designate, access to records cor~:erning the operation of licensed site or facility. Subsection/~. Iqo licensee, person, partnership, corporation or any entity shall operate a site or facility, or dispose of, or permit to be disposed, any solid wastes or toxic or hazardous material, in a manner so as to degrade the soil, air ar waters of Anoka County. Any licer~ee, persa~, partnership, corporation, or any entity who causes any clegrodation of the soil, air or waters of the County of Anoka shall tmdertake whatever action is necessary to correct the degradation and restore said soil, air or waters to its condition prior to its degrc~ation. Evidence of degradation discovered from site monitoring shall be presumed to have resulted from the operation of the site or facility in violation of this ordinance. The burden of rebutting such o p~esumption st~ll be on the party causing said degradation crud shall be supported by substantial evidence. It shall be a violation of this ordinance for any I~rSon, to dispose of solid waste within Anoka County at any place except at a site or facility authorized by this ordinance. S~_~_~_~:_ tion !. Misdeme~qor. Any person who falls to comply with the provf~or~ of tt~s ~, may be charged with a misdemec~0r and upon c~,-,victlon thereof, ~h~ll be ~ ~eefore, as g.-~ic~cl by law. A sep~ete offense ~all be deemed ~tted qax~ Subsection 2. Injunctive Relief. In the event of a violation er a threat of vlolotion of thLq ordinance, the De~t nmy institute appropriate actions or proceedings to include in~J-ctive relief to prevent, restr~n, correct or abate ~ violationl e~ threotenecl -16-