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ARTICLE III. SOLID WASTE FACILITIES* Page 12 of 23 disinfected at the end of each day of use. (5) Orderly maintenance. The premises, entrances, and exits shall be maintained in a clean, neat, and orderly manner at all times. Litter control devices shall be provided as necessary. (6) Traffic control. All incoming and outgoing vehicles shall be controlled by the licensee in such a manner as to provide orderly and safe ingress and egress and to avoid adverse impacts an adjacent roadways. (7) Nuisance control. Measures to control rodents, flies, odors, dust, windblown material, and other potential public nuisances shall be adequate to prevent or eliminate any public nuisance. Should the city so prescribe, the licensee at his own expense shall engage an exterminator or a pest control agent to inspect the transfer station on at least a monthly basis. A copy of each inspection report shall be sent to the city immediately upon its receipt by the licensee. (8) Unloading. All unloading of solid waste from contributing vehicles shall be conducted in such a manner as to eliminate odor and litter outside the transfer station. (9) Compliance with zoning performance standards. The operation of a transfer station shall fully comply with the provisions of chapter 30, article VI, including specifically division 5, subdivision V, relating to performance standards for industrial uses. (b) The city council, at the time of issuance of the solid waste facility license for the operation of a transfer station, may modify any of the provisions of this section, or impose additional requirements, if it finds the plan of operation or other information submitted with the application or other factors make the imposition of additional standards or requirements necessary to protect and safeguard the public health, safety, and general welfare, (Code 1982, § 604.24(4)) Secs.58-155--58-170. Reserved. I~(VISIgN 4. SANITARY LAN®FILLS Sec. 58-171. Prohibited areas. No sanitary landfill shall be located, operated, or maintained in any area of the city other than in those areas where sanitary landfills are a permitted or a conditional use pursuant to the provisions of chapter 30, article VI. Waste disposal areas within a sanitary landfill are prohibited within the following areas: (1) One thousand feet from the normal high-water mark of a lake, pond, or flowage. (2) Three hundred feet from a stream. (3) A regional floodplain (100-year flood). (4) A wetland. (5) One thousand feet of the nearest edge of the right-of--way of any state, federal, or interstate highway or boundary of a public park or of an occupied dwelling. Permission may be granted to vary the distance requirements of this subsection (5) in the discretion of the city council, taking into consideration such factors as dust, noise, litter, and other aesthetic and environmental considerations. (6) Locations considered hazardous because of proximity to airports. (7) An area which is unsuitable because of reasons 1n relation to topography, geology, hydrology, soils, air quality, or proximity to wells used for potable water supply. (Code 1982, § 604.26(1)) http://library 1.municode.com/default-test/DocView/13427/1/8 8/91 3/12/2010