(A) Shippers and other owners of vehicles who cause or suffer leaks or spills of potentially hazardous or toxic materials or other potentially dangerous situations involving hazardous or toxic materials, within the town, for which leaks, spills, or other situations to which the town employees, local fire departments, hazardous material response teams, or outside contractors respond, shall pay the actual expenses incurred by the town for such response.
(B) Shippers and other owners or users of vehicles, who cause or suffer leaks or spills of hazardous or toxic materials or other potentially dangerous situations involving hazardous or toxic materials within the town, for the clean-up of which separate clean-up contractors must be called in (in the determination of the Town Manager or other responsible official), shall assume and bear full responsibility for the payment for the clean-up directly to the clean- up contractor.
(C) Owners or tenants of fixed facilities within the town who cause or suffer leaks or spills of hazardous or toxic materials or other potentially dangerous situations involving hazardous or toxic materials, for which response is necessary, shall also be required, as aforesaid, to reimburse the town for the actual expenses incurred by the town.
(D) Owners or tenants of fixed facilities within the town, who cause of suffer leaks or spills of hazardous or toxic materials, or other potentially dangerous situations involving hazardous or toxic materials, for the clean-up of which separate clean-up contractors must be called (in the determination of the Town Manager or other responsible official), shall assume and bear full responsibility for the payment of the clean-up directly to the clean-up contractor.
(Ord 460, passed 7-27-88) Penalty, see § 101.99