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ARTICLE III. SOLID WASTE FACILITIES* Page 15 of 23 (16) Display of information. Subject to approval by the city council, the licensee shall erect and maintain at each entrance to the site a sign stating the name of the facility, the schedule of days and hours the facility is open to the public, prices for use of the facility, the state pollution control agency permit number, and the penalty for nonconforming dumping. (17) Water quality monitoring. An appropriate groundwater and surface water quality monitoring system shat! be provided at the licensee's expense. (18) Screening. Visual screening of the sanitary landfill site, as approved by the city council, shall be provided by the use of natural objects, trees, plants, seeded soil berms, fences, and other suitable means. (19) Drop-off points. Suitable and safe disposal areas, as determined by the city, shall be provided in the sanitary landfill for individuals who wish to transport and dispose of their own solid waste. (b) The city council may, in its discretion, specify additional minimum requirements and conditions for the operation of sanitary landfills which shall be complied with as a condition for the issuance and renewal of a license. (Code 1982, § 604.26(3)) Sec. 58-174. Performance standards. (a) A person who has been granted a license by the city council to operate a sanitary landfill shall comply with the following performance standards; (1) Hazardous wastes prohibited. No hazardous wastes shall be disposed of in any sanitary landfill within the city. (2) Dangerous waste. No dangerous wastes shall be disposed of at~any sanitary landfill within the city unless and until permission to do so has been requested and obtained from the city as provided in this article. (3) Compliance with state standards. Every sanitary landfill located within the city shall comply with the required practices for maintenance and operation of landfills set forth in Minnesota Rules section 7035.1700. (4) Compliance with zoning performance standards. The operation of all sanitary landfills within the city shall fully comply with the performance standards and other requirements of chapter 30, article VI, including specifically division 5, subdivision V, relating to performance standards for industrial uses. (5) Hours of operation. All operations at sanitary landfills within the city shall be conducted between the hours specified by the city council in the license for the facility. (6) Public 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 awn expense shall engage an exterminator or pest control agent to inspect the landfill 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. (7) 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 on adjacent roadways. (8) Supervision. An attendant shall be on duty at the site at all times while it is open for public use. Unloading of refuse shall be continuously supervised at the working face of the landfill. (9) Operating records. Accurate daily records of daily landfl! operations shall be maintained. These records shall contain information pertinent to sanitary landfill operation. Intake of solid waste in tons or cubic yards shall be recorded on a daily basis in a manner acceptable to the city. General areas in http://library! .municode.com/default-test/DocView/13427!1/8 8/91 3/12/2010