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Stfikethfoughs to be removed Underlines to be added industrial waste has been granted by the city council or the city building and zoning administrator. Temporary storage of dangerotts industrial waste at solid waste facilities licensed pursuant to this article shall be allowed without prior approval, for a period not to exceed 30 days, for the sole purpose of allowing arrangements to be made for the transfer of such materials out of the city for disposal as required by applicable state and federal laws and regulations. SECTION 4.That§ Sec. 58-104,DangereuIndustrial Waste of the City of Elk River Code of Ordinances shall be amended to read as follows: All industrial solid waste delivered to a solid waste management facility must be managed to protect human health and the environment. The owner or operator of a solid waste facility must submit an Industrial Solid Waste Management Plan (Plan) to the city for review and approval. The Plan must include a discussion of how the owner or operator will manage all industrial solid wastes received at the facility. The Plan must specify:(1) a procedure for evaluating waste characteristics,including the specific analyses that may be required for specific wastes, and the criteria used to determine when analyses are necessary, the frequency of testing, and the analytical methods to be used; (2) procedures for managing the waste and for identif�Jng anyspecial management requirements, and the rationale for accepting or rejecting a waste based on its anal,volume, and characteristics; (3) a procedure for inspecting industrial solid waste as it is delivered and the rationale for accepting or requiring further information and review of previouslyapproved and unapproved waste as it is delivered. The owner or operator must amend the Plan whenever the management practices or wastes identified in in the plan have changed. The owner or operator shall submit the amended Plan to the Ci for approval. (a) Application to dispose of, store,process, or burn dangerotts industrial wastes at a licensed solid waste facility in the city shall be made to the city building and zoning administrator. The applicant shall submit such information with respect to the dangerotts industrial waste as is required by the building and zoning administrator,including any analysis of the dangerotts industrial waste done by the state pollution control agency, and any additional analysis or information required by the building and zoning administrator. (b) The building and zoning administrator may: (1) Grant the requested permission to dispose of, store,process, or burn geraxs industrial waste, subject to such conditions as the building and zoning administrator deems appropriate; (2) Deny the request, setting forth in writing the reasons therefor; or (3) Refer the request to the city council for review and decision on the request by the city council. (c) A decision of the building and zoning administrator denying permission to dispose of, store, process, or burn dangerotts industrial wastes, or imposing conditions on such disposal, storage,processing, or burning that are unacceptable to the applicant,may be appealed by the applicant to the city council,by setting forth in writing the reasons for the appeal. (d) In lieu of the application and approval process, the Industrial Solid Waste Management Plan may identify routine industrial wastes that do not require express approval of the City for management at the solid waste facility. URE Last Updated il7asch 2014 INATJ