[Added 11-21-2023 by Ord. No. 2942]
1. Owners and tenants of properties with a commercial, mixed use, industrial zone (see LOC §
50.01.004 and Table 50.01.004-1: Zoning Designations) shall register the following information with the City Engineer:
b.
The owner's and any applicant tenant's mailing address
and contact information;
c.
The name of any commercial or industrial business operating
on the property (whether owner's or tenant's business);
d.
The SIC or NAICS code of all commercial and industrial uses
on the property; and
e.
Such other information as required by the City Engineer.
2. The submission of a complete registration by the owner shall relieve
the tenant of also submitting the same information, and vice versa.
[Added 11-21-2023 by Ord. No. 2942]
1. The City Engineer shall establish inspection programs which may include
but are not limited to:
b.
Inspections based upon complaints or other notice of possible
violations; and
c.
Joint inspections with other agencies inspecting under environmental
or safety laws.
These inspections are to promote management practices that are
protective of water quality and evaluate current management practices
of industrial, commercial and mixed use properties that aid in the
prevention of pollutants discharged into the City's watercourses
and Surface Water Management System.
2. Inspection notification.
a.
Routine inspections. Property owners and tenants (as disclosed
on the filed registrations) will be notified through regular US mail
not less than 60 days' prior to a stated date and time for the
inspection. The notice shall state the purpose of the inspection and
a request for documentation relating to the business's management
practices to prevent discharge of pollutants. The requested documentation
shall be submitted to the City Engineer 30 days' prior to the
inspection date.
b.
Other inspections. The City Engineer may make an onsite inspection
without prior notice but shall make a reasonable effort for the inspection
to occur during a time that accommodates the business activity, but
is consistent with the urgency for an inspection. The City Engineer
shall provide documentation stating the purpose of the inspection
to the apparent responsible person of the business at time of entry,
and shall, after the site visit, mail a copy of the documentation
to the owner and tenant.
3. Inspection report. The City Engineer will provide by regular mail
an inspection report to the property owner and tenants, if any, with
corrective measures, if needed after the inspection, the date for
completion of the corrective measures and reinspection of the property.
4. Corrective measures. If the corrective measures cannot be reasonably
completed within the stated time period notwithstanding diligent efforts,
the property owner and tenant shall provide information to the City
Engineer on why the corrective measures cannot be completed within
such time and a proposed schedule for completion. The City Engineer
shall review and approve the request for a revised date of completion
if it has been shown that the property owner and tenants, if any,
are diligently undertaking the corrective measures.