No person shall engage in the cleaning, pumping, hauling or disposing of material from a septic tank, cesspool, or any other tank or pit used for the collection of human excrement without first having obtained a permit in writing from the Health Officer. All applications for permits shall be on a form supplied by the County Health Department and shall be accompanied by the following fees:
(a) 
Those engaged in the business of activities designated in this section:
Sewage pumpers,
One vehicle
$25.00
Each vehicle over one
$10.00
Chemical toilet supplier
$50.00
(b) 
Those not engaged in the business of but who perform the activities designated in this section resulting from the use, operation or occupancy of their private property shall pay one-half the fee or fees designated in subsection (a) of this section.
(Ord. 56 § 6-5.01, 1982)
No permit will be issued to any person, unless written application has been made and all trucks, tanks, conveyances and equipment used for the aforementioned purposes have been inspected and passed upon by the Health Officer or duly authorized representatives.
(Ord. 56 § 6-5.02, 1982)
All trucks or other conveyances must be provided with nonleakable metal tanks. All tanks are to be equipped with proper and nonleakable valves and tight-fitting covers so as to prevent spillage or drippage while in transit to disposal site.
(Ord. 56 § 6-5.03, 1982)
No hose, pipe line, or tubing shall be connected from the domestic waterline to any pump, suction pipe, or other equipment used in the cleaning, pumping or removing of material from any septic tank, cesspool or pit.
(Ord. 56 § 6-5.04, 1982)
No person shall dispose of any of the cleanings containing human excrement from septic tanks, cesspools or pits in or upon any place, area, stream or watercourse where it may become offensive or a menace to public health.
(Ord. 56 § 6-5.05, 1982)