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ARTICLE III. SOLIT~ WASTE FACILITIES* comply with the following performance standards: Page 19 of 23 (1) Hazardous waste prohibited. No hazardous wastes shall be burned or stored at any waste burning facility located in the city. (2) Dangerous waste. No dangerous wastes shalt be burned at any waste burning facility in the city unless and until permission to do so has been sought and obtained from the city as provided in this article. (3) Compliance with zoning pen`ormance standards. The operation of a waste burning facility shalt fully comply with the provisions of chapter 30, article VI, including specifically division 5, subdivision V, rela#ing to performance standards for industrial uses. (4) Hours of operation. A(I operations at waste burning facilities within the city shall be conducted between the hours specified by the city council in the license for the facility. (5) Combustion performance. Combustion performance at waste burning facilities shall conform to all applicable regulations of the state pollution control agency now or hereafter adopted, and to the design and performance specifications set forth in the application materials for the facility and approved by the city, to produce satisfactory residue and to result in as odor-free and pollution-free an operation as is feasible. Copies of all records and reports prepared by the operator or licensee and transmitted to the state pollution control agency shall be transmitted to the city if requested by the city. (6) Residue disposal. All solid waste residue removed from the waste burning facility shall be promptly disposed of in a manner that will prevent nuisances, land pollution, and public health hazards. Residue containing combustible material shall be disposed of in a sanitary landfill as permitted by the city and the license for the waste burning facility. Solid waste ash and other residue from waste burning facilities shall not be disposed of in any sanitary landfill located within the city, unless specific permission to do so has been obtained from the city council. The city council may restrict the disposal at any sanitary landfill located within the city of ash, residue, or unburned solid waste which has been generated outside of the county. (7) Orderly maintenance. The premises, entrance and exits of all waste burning facilities shall be maintained in a clean, neat, and orderly manner at all times. (8) 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 pest control agent to inspect the waste burning facility 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. (9) Inspections. Upon completion of the waste burning facility and prior to initial operation, the city shall be notified to allow personnel of the city to inspect the facility both prior to and during operation. (10) Performance testing. Pertormance testing of the waste burning facility shall be required by the city council. The city council shall determine the type and frequency of pertormance tests to be provided in the license for each facility. A report covering the results of the performance test in each case shat( be prepared by the design engineer of the facility and submitted to the city with a copy of all supporting data. (11) Traffic control. A!I incoming and outgoing traffic shall be controlled by the licensee in such a manner as to provide orderly and safe ingress and egress and so as not to impede or interfere with general traffic. All roads used for traffic to and from the facility shall be all-weather hard surfaced. (b) The city council, at the time of issuance of the solid waste facility license for the operation of the waste burning facility, 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 requirements or standards necessary to protect and safeguard the public health, safety, and general welfare. (Code 1982, § 604.28(4)) http://libraryl .municode.com/default-test/DocView/13427/1 /88/91 3/I2/2010