§ 46-132. Permit procedures.

(a)

Who must secure a permit. All haulers of commercial, industrial, institutional or municipal waste using any type of vehicle must secure a permit in order to dispose of waste at the county landfill. A hauler of domestic or household waste from his residence need not obtain a permit where the transporting vehicle is a sedan, pick-up truck or similar automobile.

(b)

Fees for annual permits. Annual permits shall be a $100.00 flat fee for all vehicles operated by a commercial hauler.

(c)

Vehicles qualifying for permits. A qualifying vehicle shall have the business name, business address, and/or telephone number, tare weight and vehicle identification number painted or permanently affixed to each side of the vehicle in letters and numbers at least three inches in height. When roll-offs are used, the tare weights of the collection vehicle must appear on the collection vehicle and the tare weight of each box must appear on each roll-off container. A regularly used business log may also be displayed. No other names or numbers, not required by law, shall be displayed. To qualify, a vehicle must be owned or leased by the applicant.

(d)

Application for permit. A person desiring to obtain a permit to deliver solid waste to the county landfill must submit a completed application for permit to the county manager's office substantially in the form provided and containing the following information.

(1)

The name, address and telephone number of the owner of the collection vehicle who is applying for the permit.

(2)

The listing of all collection vehicles under the permit; which listing shall contain the following information for each vehicle:

a.

The state motor vehicle registration number;

b.

Description of chassis by year and manufacturer;

c.

Description of the body by year and manufacturer;

d.

The legal weight limit;

e.

The volume of the body of the vehicle in cubic yards; and

f.

Evidence of the insurance coverage.

(3)

A written list of the area or areas served by the vehicles listed in the permit application. The applicant is obligated to notify the county manager of additions to such list.

(4)

Additional data, information, certification, etc., as deemed necessary by the governing authority in order to verify the accuracy of information contained in permit application forms and attendant documents.

(Ord. of 7-9-1991, § V)