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<br />STATE OF MINNESOTA )
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<br />COUN1Y OF SHERBURNE)
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<br />Summary of Ordinance #06~05
<br />AN ORDINANCE OF 'I'HE
<br />Crl'Y OF ELI{ RIVER
<br />ADDING'rO CHAP'rEU 26
<br />Health and Sanitation
<br />Article III. Cleanup of
<br />Clandestine Drug Lab Sites and
<br />Chemical Dump Sites
<br />'rhe purpose of this article is to
<br />reduce public exposure to health
<br />. risks where law enforcement offi-
<br />cers have determined that haz-
<br />ardous chemicals' or residue from
<br />a suspected clandestine drug lab
<br />site or associated dump site may ,
<br />exist. Properties used as drug labs
<br />OJ,' dump' sites contain. chemical
<br />residues which are health. hazards
<br />for current residents, future resi-
<br />dents, neighbors, and the general
<br />public.
<br />rrhe following definitions are
<br />used throughout the ordinance. A
<br />chemical dump site is any place
<br />or area where chemicals or other
<br />waste materials used in a clan-
<br />destine drug lab operation have
<br />been located. A clandestine drug
<br />lab operatiOIl means the unlawful
<br />manufacture or attempt to manu-
<br />facture a . controlled substance.
<br />Clandestine drug lab sites can
<br />exist in any. place or area where
<br />law enforcement has. determined
<br />that conditions associated with
<br />an unl,a w ful , d[\n<l~j~~iH~;d:ug,JQ.~'1
<br />operatIon eXlst.<rrfl~~'tmHYlnc~.4Qe.'.!
<br />real,. property; ;persqn,al.;property,
<br />dwellings" accessory" buUdingf3,.
<br />struCf;tn'~fL.J)r~,~units&,:.La..=chemi ca.t
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<br />dump site,a'vehiclel boat, trailer \
<br />or . other appliance or any' other 1
<br />area or location. .
<br />Upon discovering the existence
<br />of a clandestine drug la~ or chemi-
<br />cal dump site, law enforcement
<br />must notify ~ppropriate city,coun-
<br />ty, state and local authorities. Law
<br />enforcement . will take steps' to
<br />treat, store, or transport or dispose
<br />of hazardous waste located on that
<br />property and declare. the site and
<br />any personal. property attached.
<br />to it a' temporary. public health
<br />nuisance. All occupants of the site
<br />must vacate immediately.
<br />Within 48 hours of the tempo-
<br />rary declaration, the city environM
<br />mental administrator will inspect
<br />the site . and issue a permanent
<br />declaration of public heath nui- \
<br />sa nee. This permanent declara~
<br />tion carries with it a uDO NOT
<br />EN'rI~H- Unsafe to Occupy" order
<br />which is posted on all doorways
<br />and entrances to the site. Any per-
<br />sonfollnd in violation of this order
<br />is guilty of a misdemeanor,
<br />'fhe city environmental adminis-
<br />trator will also issue an abatement
<br />order to the site owner. 'fhe abate-
<br />ment order details the ownees
<br />rights and l:espo'nsibilities regard-
<br />ing the site. Notice must be given
<br />to any concel:ned party including
<br />citYl countYl state and federal offi-
<br />cials, occupants or residents of the
<br />site, neighbors, and child protec-
<br />tion services.
<br />A site owner has 10 days from
<br />the date' of the abatement order
<br />to notify the city environmental
<br />administratol1 in writing that the
<br />order was complied with, and that
<br />the owner has contracted with an
<br />environmental hazai'd testing and
<br />cleaning firm: 'rhe site owner and
<br />the city environmental adminis-
<br />tratol. will agree on a clean up
<br />schedule, and the site owner must
<br />provide. documentation of co'mpli-
<br />allce, Site owners are responsible
<br />for all costs, including those of the
<br />city, arising fi'om the public health
<br />nuisance and its abatement.
<br />If the site oWller fails to com-
<br />ply with the abatement require-
<br />ments, . the city is authorized to
<br />take all reasonable action neces-
<br />sary to abate the public health
<br />nuisance, and may recover costs
<br />for such action. If costs are prohib-
<br />itively high the city is authorized
<br />to demolish the site pursuant to
<br />applicable state law. If the prop-
<br />erty owner is an innocent. party,
<br />costs' may be recovered against.
<br />the. perpetrator as provided by'
<br />state law.
<br />A printed copy of the fun text of
<br />the Onlinance 06-05, is available
<br />'for public' inspection at the office
<br />of the Elk River' City Clerk, 13065
<br />Orono Parkway, during regular
<br />business hours - 8:00 a.m, to 4:30
<br />p.m., Monday through Friday.
<br />rrhissummary, of Ordinance 06-
<br />05 has been approved'.by the City;
<br />Council by at least four-fifths vote'
<br />on Mar~h 20, 200'6; Ordinance 06~
<br />. 05 befomes efIective after publica-
<br />tion.of' this. summary. '
<br />Stephanie IGinzingl MUydr
<br />. A1'TESrr:, \ ,\.
<br />Joan Sdnilidt, City Clerk
<br />(Mr29) .
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<br />Mfidavit of Publication
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