7.5. SR 01-16-1996 - Laserfiche WebLink

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City inspectors at the Facility twenty-four (24) hours a day. These inspectors shall have the right of access to all areas of the Facility, twenty-four (24) hours a day, for the purposes of inspection to ensure compliance with all of the terms and conditions of this Conditional Use Permit, the license for the Facility, and Section 604 of the City Code. The on-site City inspector shall have the right, at any time, to take one or more of the following actions: Order a load of MSW inspected, pursuant to the procedures set forth in the license for the Facility; Bo Order the Facility cleaned, if a violation of the dust control plan for the Facility is observed; or Co Order the Facility shut down if necessary to bring it into compliance with the dust control plan or any other term or condition of this Conditional Use Permit, the license for the Facility, or Section 604 of the City Code. All employee or visitor motor vehicles associated with Facility operation shall be parked on Facility property, and not on adjacent lands not owned by Permittee or o__~n adjacent streets. Adequate facilities must be provided to ensure that no vehicle desiring entry into the Processing Facility during permitted receiving hours will have to wait outside the perimeter of the Processing Facility site. o The City shall be notified by the Permittee immediately upon the occurrence of any explosion, fire, or other emergency at the Facility; upon the discovery, release or spill of hazardous or dangerous materials, as defined in the City of Elk River Solid Waste Ordinance, at the Facility; and of any violations of the conditions of the Permit, Air Emission Facility Permit No. 147A-86-0T-1 or Permit for a Waste Processing Facility and System, No. SW-305. The specific requirements for how, when and who to notify at the City shall be set forth in a separate letter from City Staff to Permittee. This letter may be revised or supplemented by City staff from time to time as necessary to address the City's needs for notification. This Permit authorizes an average annual throughput of one thousand five hundred twenty-six (1,526) tons per day of MSW. 10. All MSW, RDF, Reject or Residue-hauling truck traffic entering or exiting the Processing Facility or the Burn Facility shall use only those highways and streets as allowed in writing by the City Council, avoiding the use of Main Street and residential streets, if at all possible. Truck traffic originating in the City may use other public streets. PXB 103258 3.