A.Â
Any generator of infectious waste shall register annually
with the Harbormaster of the City of Glen Cove. At the time of filing
for registration, the generator shall demonstrate in writing:
(1)Â
The legal name and address of the generator, and the
street address if different.
(2)Â
The name and address of any person or persons subcontracted
to transport any infectious waste off-site for disposal.
(3)Â
The primary method of disposal of such infectious
waste as is generated at the facility, such as on-site incineration,
transportation off-site for incineration or landfilling.
(4)Â
That the facility conforms to all applicable provisions
of this Part 3 and to all applicable federal, state and county laws
and regulations promulgated thereunder.
B.Â
Any generator of infectious waste shall maintain accurate records of the quantity of such waste generated if such waste is transported off-site for disposal, the time and date such waste is transferred to a transporter and the legal name and address of the transporter. Such records shall be kept for a period of five years after the date of transfer and must be made available to any enforcement officer listed in § 235-81 of this Part 3.
A.Â
No person shall engage in the off-site transportation
of infectious waste within the City of Glen Cove without a valid permit
for the transportation of infectious waste issued by the Harbormaster
of the City of Glen Cove. At the time of filing for a permit for the
transportation of infectious waste the prospective applicant shall
demonstrate in writing:
(1)Â
The legal name and address of the transporter, and
the street address of the facility if different.
(2)Â
The street address of any transfer station or stations
intermediate between the point of generation and the point of ultimate
disposal of the infectious waste.
(3)Â
The name and address of any and all disposal facilities
to which the transporter transports infectious waste.
(4)Â
The name and address of any and all generators of
infectious waste within the City of Glen Cove for whom the transporter
is transporting such wastes.
(5)Â
That the transporter conforms to all applicable provisions
of this Part 3 and to all applicable federal, state and county laws
and regulations promulgated thereunder.
(6)Â
That the transporter has a minimum policy of insurance
from a reliable insurer or surety authorized to do business in the
State of New York that shall provide liability coverage for bodily
injury or property damage, including liability for environmental restoration
resulting from negligence in the operation, maintenance or use of
any motor vehicle involved in the transportation of infectious waste
in the amount of $1,000,000.
(7)Â
The registration, make, year and model of any and
all vehicles used for the transportation of infectious waste and that
the transporter is the lawful owner of said vehicle or vehicles.
(8)Â
That a procedure has been established for the decontamination
of any person having had bodily contact with any infectious waste
during the transportation of such waste, or as a result of any spill,
loss, leakage or discharge of such waste.
(9)Â
That a procedure has been established for the disinfection
of any reusable container, vehicle compartment, vehicle or trailer
used for the transportation of infectious waste.
B.Â
Any transporter of infectious waste shall maintain accurate records of the quantity of such waste transported, the legal name and address of the generator from whom such waste is received, the time and date such waste is received from the generator, the legal name and address of the point or place of disposal and the time and date such waste is delivered for disposal. Such records shall be kept on record for a period of five years after the date of delivery of such infectious waste to the point of ultimate disposal, and must be made available for inspection by any enforcement officer listed in § 235-81 of this Part 3.
C.Â
The Mayor and City Council of the City of Glen Cove
may review any and all applications for a transporter's permit and
may require, at their discretion, the posting of a bond of surety
by the applicant in an amount to be set by the Harbormaster of the
City of Glen Cove in consultation with the Mayor and City Council
of the City of Glen Cove.
D.Â
Any transporter operating within the City of Glen
Cove shall, as a provision of this permit, make an annual report to
the Harbormaster of the City of Glen Cove indicating the quantity
of infectious waste transported, the names and addresses of all generators
of infectious waste located within the City of Glen Cove served by
the transporter, the place and manner in which the infectious waste
was disposed and any other pertinent information that the Harbormaster
may require.
E.Â
Any transporter granted a permit for transportation
of infectious waste shall notify the Office of the Harbormaster of
the City of Glen Cove in writing within 30 days of the following occurrences:
No person or facility shall engage in the disposal
of infectious waste within the City of Glen Cove without a valid permit
for the disposal of infectious waste issued for that purpose by the
Harbormaster of the City of Glen Cove. At the time of filing, the
prospective applicant shall demonstrate in writing:
A.Â
The legal name and address, and street address if
different, of the disposal facility.
B.Â
That all infectious waste shall be disposed of by
incineration only.
C.Â
That the disposal facility conforms to all applicable
provisions of this Part 3 and to all applicable federal, state and
county laws and the regulations promulgated thereunder.
A.Â
Any facility engaged in the off-site incineration
of infectious waste shall maintain accurate records of the quantity
of such waste received for disposal, the time and date such waste
is received, the legal name and address of the generator and transporter
from whom such waste is received and the time and date such waste
is incinerated.
Any certificate of registration or permit issued
pursuant to this Part 3 shall be effective only for the duration of
the time specified thereon, not to exceed one year from the effective
date of issuance.
No person in possession of or acting pursuant
to a permit issued under the provisions of this Part 3 shall undertake,
allow or cause any act in contravention of any provision of the permit
or of this Part 3.
It shall be a condition to the issuance of any certificate of registration or permit issued pursuant to this Part 3 that reasonable on-site inspection by the Harbormaster or any enforcement officer specified in § 235-81 of this Part 3 of any facility, vehicle, vehicle compartment or trailer used for the generation, storage, transportation or disposal of infectious waste shall be permitted by the owner or operator of his or her employees or agents to ascertain compliance with the provisions of this Part 3.
Any certificate of registration or permit issued
pursuant to this Part 3 shall be conspicuously posted for public view.
No person shall transfer a certificate of registration or permit issued pursuant to this Part 3 from one location to another, from one facility to another, or from one person to another. Any permit transferred in violation of this section shall be deemed null and void. However, upon making proper application to the Harbormaster of the City of Glen Cove in writing, a new owner of a facility which was previously operating under a valid permit may continue the same operation under the terms of the old permit until such time as a new permit is issued or denied by the City of Glen Cove.
[Amended 5-27-1997 by L.L. No. 2-1997]
