[Adopted 10-25-1965(Ch. III, Sec. 8, of Title Five of the
1965 Code)]
No material from any privy, vault or cesspool
or human excreta removed from any place whatsoever shall be deposited
or disposed of within the Town of Barrington.
No person, partnership, corporation or association
shall engage in the business of removing the contents of a privy,
vault or cesspool within the Town of Barrington until they (or it)
have obtained a license therefor from the Town Council. This requirement
shall not apply to servants or employees of a person, partnership,
corporation or association duly licensed.
This license shall be issued, remain in effect
and be renewed subject to the following conditions:
A.
Application.
(1)
Written application for the license shall be made
to the Town Clerk, and the Town Council shall then either grant or
refuse the license.
(2)
At the Council meeting at which the license is being
considered, the applicant may appear and present such material evidence
as is reasonably relevant to their application.
C.
Expiration. Every license shall expire on the first
day of January next following its issue and must be renewed annually.
D.
Revocation. Any license issued under this article
may be revoked or suspended by the Town Council at any time for any
violation of this article, and also for any other cause deemed sufficient
in order to preserve or advance public health, provided that no license
shall be suspended or revoked without giving the licensee five days'
notice of intent to suspend or revoke and a fair hearing in person
or by counsel, unless a suspension or revocation is deemed immediately
necessary for the preservation of public health.
E.
Nontransferability. Licenses issued hereunder shall
not be transferable.
F.
Bond. Application, if approved, shall be issued by
the Town Council upon the applicant's furnishing a bond an amount
set from time to time by resolution of the Town Council with surety
or sureties satisfactory to the Town Treasurer, guaranteeing to the
Town of Barrington performance by the applicant, if said license is
granted, of all the provisions of this article.[2]
[Amended 2-7-1994 by Ord.
No. 94-2]
Any person, partnership, corporation or association
violating any of the provisions of this article shall be fined not
exceeding $20 for each offense.
