Unless otherwise provided by this chapter, no person shall, within the county, make or allow property under his, her or its control to be used for any activity which generates wastes regulated under this chapter, except at an individual generation site for which a hazardous waste generator license has been granted by the Department. Unless otherwise provided by this chapter, no person shall, within the county, store, deposit, keep, accumulate, process, treat, reclaim, dispose of or otherwise handle, process or cause to be transported, wastes generated under this chapter except at a site or facility for which a license has been granted by the Department. Unless otherwise provided by this chapter, no person shall operate a used oil collection site, a used oil filter collection site or a spent battery collection site, except at an individual site for which a hazardous waste license has been granted by the Department. On a case by case basis, the Department may allow a person that does not possess a facility license to accept used oil, used oil filters, recyclable fuel waste, universal waste and/or special hazardous waste if the facility possesses a generator license, using the following criteria as a guide: the site takes these wastes only from generators owned or operated by the owner or operator of the receiving site, is receiving used oil pursuant to M.S. § 325E.11, is operated in compliance with Minn. Rules Part 7045.0310, or the volumes of the wastes received or number of generators shipping waste to the receiving site are not deemed to present a hazard requiring management standards over and above what normally would be applied to that generator license.
(Ord. 28F, passed 10-31-00; Am. Ord. 60-2007, passed 8-14-07)