§ 106-64. Transportation license.

(a)

Required; exceptions; fee. No person or entity may transport solid waste within the unincorporated area generated by a commercial entity without possessing a franchise or first obtaining a transportation license from the director pursuant to this article. This provision shall not apply to collectors for municipalities. The license fee shall be established by resolution of the council.

(b)

Businesses generating occupational waste. Certain persons who own businesses for which the transportation of certain occupational waste is an integral part of the performance of that occupation shall obtain a license to transport these wastes to the disposal area designated by the director. Examples of such occupations include but are not limited to building, roofing, demolition and land-clearing contractors; lawn care services; and tree surgeons.

(c)

Application. Each such person shall make application for a license to the director on forms containing:

(1)

The name and address of the person;

(2)

A description of the occupation;

(3)

A description of the solid waste the occupation produces;

(4)

A description of the equipment to be utilized; and

(5)

An agreement to comply with all conditions of the license and provisions of this article.

(d)

Term. The length of term for a license to transport solid waste shall not exceed one year.

(e)

Revocation. The director may revoke a license at any time if the person holding such license is in violation of the provisions of this article or the conditions of the license.

(Ord. No. 89-37, § XIII, 9-21-89; Ord. No. 2011-05, § I, 3-4-11)