(A)
A liquid waste disposer commits an offense if he allows accumulation of a liquid waste on his premises so that rainfall could carry the material to storm sewers or adjacent proper or if the accumulation creates a noxious odor, unsanitary condition or health hazard.
(B)
A liquid waste disposer shall:
(1)
Obtain and maintain compliance with all licenses and/or permits required by local, state or federal law;
(2)
Accept liquid waste only from a permitted transporter;
(3)
Legibly complete the disposer's section of the trip ticket, retain the pink copy and maintain this copy in the disposer's records for a period of three years;
(4)
Accept only those classes of waste authorized by license or permit; and,
(5)
Make available all records required to be kept for inspection and copying by the DCO during normal business hours.
(C)
Failure of the disposer to comply with the provision of this chapter may result in the disposal site being dropped from the list of approved disposal sites for city permitted transporters.
(Ordinance 3243, adopted 8/5/2008)