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ARTICLE III. SOLID WASTE FACILITIES* Page 10 of 23 provided in subsection (a) of this section, and that such violation results in a clear and imminent danger to the health and safety of the city's residents or the public in general. Such a suspension may not exceed ten days, unless during that ten-day period the city provides the operator of the facility with written notice of the city's intent to consider revocation or continued suspension of the solid waste facility license for the facility and schedules a hearing thereon, as provided in subsection (c) of this section, in which case the suspension shall remain in effect until the hearing has been held and a decision made by the city council with respect to revocation. (c) Revocation. If the city determines that there has been a violation as provided in subsectian (a) of this section, the city shall schedule a hearing to consider revocation of the solid waste facility license-for the facility involved and shall provide the operator of the facility with not less than ten days' written notice of the hearing. The hearing on the proposed revocation shelf be held at an open meeting of the city council during which the city council shalt consider the nature and extent of the violations and the aperator shall be given the opportunity to be heard and to present evidence as to the existence of a violation, as to whether the violation has been cured, and as to what steps have been taken to ensure that prior violations will not be repeated in the future. The city council shall consider the evidence presented at the hearing and may either determine whether #o revoke the license in question or may continue the hearing to a Later date to hear further evidence or consider the matter further. If the council determines to revoke the solid waste facility license far any solid waste facility, this determination shall be made by resolution setting forth the council's findings. (Code 1982, § 604.14(4), (5)) Secs.58-131--58-150. Reserved. d1VliSlON 3. TRANSFER STATIONS Sec. 58-151. Prohibited locations. No transfer stations shall be located, operated or maintained in any area of the city other than in those areas where transfer stations are a permitted or a conditional use pursuant to the provisions of chapter 30, article VI. (Cade 1982, § 604.24(1)) Sec. 58-152. License. It is unlawful for any person to establish, operate, or maintain a transfer station without being first licensed to do so by the city. The application for a license shall contain the following information: (1) The name and address of the person requesting the license. (2) Location, size, and ownership of the land upon which the transfer station will operate. (3) The Warne and address of persons responsible for actual operation and maintenance of the transfer station. (4) A general description of property use in the immediate vicinity of the transfer station. (5) The anticipated type and source and maximum volume of solid waste which can be stored at the transfer station at any one time, and estimated weekly and annual volumes of solid waste which will be received at the facility. (6) Complete plans and specifications and proposed operating procedures for the transfer station. (7) flans for the transportation of solid waste to and from the transfer station, including the specific public roadways to be used for these purposes and the volume of truck traffic which the transfer station http://libraryl.municode.com/default-test/DocView/13427/1/88/91 3/12/2010