§ 41-43. Liquid wastehauler permit required.

(a)

Operation of vehicle. A person commits an offense if he or she operates or causes to be operated a vehicle for the purpose of transporting liquid waste without a permit. A person shall use a permitted, vehicle for transportation of liquid waste only of the type designated on the permit for the vehicle. A person shall obtain a separate permit for each vehicle he or she operates or causes to be operated for the purpose of transporting liquid waste. A permit issued by the city excludes the hauling of hazardous wastes and is not transferable.

(b)

Application for permit. A person who desires to obtain a permit must make application on a form provided by the director.

(c)

Permit application requirements. A person who desires to obtain a permit shall submit to the director at the time of application the following:

1.

A photocopy of the owner and/or manager's driver's license(s);

2.

Name(s) and title(s) of the individual(s) representing the business or corporation who have legal responsibility for insuring compliance with federal, state, and local laws;

3.

Business address and phone number of the legally responsible individual(s);

4.

Home address and phone number of the legally responsible individual(s);

5.

A certified statement that the above named individual(s) is/are responsible for insuring compliance with all applicable laws;

6.

A recent color photograph of the legally responsible individual(s); and

7.

The above information shall be submitted in the form of a sworn, notarized document.

(d)

Other required permits. Transporters transporting hazardous wastes shall have the applicable federal and/or state permit and use the appropriate manifest system.

(e)

Disposal sites. Each applicant shall specify the disposal site or sites to be used for the authorized disposal of liquid wastes. The permit holder shall notify the director in writing and obtain site approval prior to the addition of any disposal sites to be used during the permit period.

(Ord. No. 8140, § 1, 3-20-03)