[Ord. No. 93 §1, 1-4-1990]
For the purpose of this Article, the following terms shall be
deemed to have the meaning indicated below.
Waste materials from the construction or destruction of residential,
industrial or commercial structures including wood and wood products,
glass, metal, roofing materials, concrete larger than three (3) feet
in any dimension and all other waste materials resulting from the
construction or destruction of said structures. Waste materials from
the clearing of land preparatory to construction such as fencing materials,
tree stumps, ashes from burning pits, brush larger than four (4) inches
in diameter and/or three (3) feet in length shall also be classified
as demolition and construction waste.
The washing away of earth slopes, embankments or drainage
ways by stormwater or other runoff.
Construction methods and devices which mitigate erosion and
prevent waterborne soils from being deposited in or upon drainage
systems, streets and adjacent property.
[Ord. No. 93 §2, 1-4-1990]
A.
The on-site burial of demolition and construction wastes shall require approval of the Board of Aldermen of Cottleville. No application fee shall be required for an on-site burial permit. The application shall include all information required for a site plan review as specified in Section 405.425 of the Zoning Regulations, as amended, with additional information as follows:
1.
The site plan shall show the proposed disposal site with distances
from adjacent property lines and water courses.
2.
The type and amount of waste proposed to be buried shall be indicated
as well as the size and depth of the disposal site.
3.
A name, address and twenty-four (24) hour telephone number for the
person responsible for supervising burial of waste shall be provided.
4.
The method of compaction of buried wastes, depth of soil cover over
waste or any other special measures taken to protect waste site shall
be identified.
5.
A certification by a registered professional engineer must be provided
that states the disposal method is adequate to protect the environment
from contamination and that the burial and compaction methods proposed
will provide adequate support for future uses planned for the disposal
site.
[Ord. No. 271 §§1 —
4, 9-5-1996]
A.
It
shall be unlawful for any person or entity to cause or allow any mud,
dirt, silt, debris, litter, waste or other material except water to
flow or be released onto public or private property from real estate
which such person or entity owns, leases, controls or occupies or
upon which such person is doing or directing any work which causes
or allows such flow or release.
B.
It shall also be unlawful for any person or entity who has violated Subsection (A) of this Section to fail to remove such mud, dirt, silt, debris, litter, waste or other material from the public or private property onto which the same has flowed or been released within twenty-four (24) hours of such flow or release without causing damage to such public or private property.
C.
It
shall also be unlawful for any person or entity to cause or allow
any grading, excavation or earth moving on any real estate zoned residential,
commercial or industrial without first complying with the Minimum
Siltation Control Standards attached hereto as "Exhibit 1" and incorporated
by reference herein. Compliance with the Minimum Siltation Control
Standards shall not relieve any person or entity from compliance with
the other Sections of this Article.
D.
Violation
of any Section of this Article shall be a separate offense from violation
of other Sections of this Article. Each day during which any Section
of this Article is violated shall be a separate offense. Violation
of this Article and of each Section hereof shall be punishable by
a fine of not more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) and/or imprisonment
of not more than six (6) months.
