(A) All handling, management and processing of major appliances must be in accordance with agency rules and other provisions of this chapter.
(B) A person may not place major appliances in mixed municipal waste or dispose of them in a MMSW processing or disposal facility.
(C) The following are required to remove and recycle, destroy or properly dispose of chloroflurocarbons or CFC’s:
(1) Processors of scrap refrigerators, central air conditioning units and freezers; and
(2) Servicers of in-use refrigerators, central air conditioning units and freezers.
(D) A person who removes, stores or transports capacitors is considered a PCB generator and must obtain an EPA hazardous waste generator identification number.
(E) A person processing major appliances must be either be:
(1) A salvage yard operator licensed under Chapter 151 of this code; and/or
(2) A major appliance retailer and/or wholesaler.
(F) (1) No more than 50 scrap major appliances may be stockpiled per parcel of land for persons who process major appliances as a business operation. These stockpiles may not be visible from the nearest roadway.
(2) No more than five major appliances may be stockpiled per parcel of land for persons who do not process major appliances as a business operation. These stockpiles may not be visible from the nearest roadway and may not create public health or nuisance problems.
(Ord. 4C, passed 11-14-00)