(A) All dirt, earth, or debris within the unincorporated areas of the county, which are zoned for residential or business uses shall be kept and/or transported in such a manner that it will not wash, drain, be tracked, spilled, or otherwise cause to enter or be deposited upon any road, street, highway, sewers (either sanitary or storm), or other drainage facilities within such areas.
(B) Any person, firm, or corporation who displaces or relocates or causes to be displaced or relocated any dirt, earth, or debris within the unincorporated areas of the county which are zoned for residential or business uses and such displacement or relocation places the dirt, earth, or debris in such a manner that it washes, drains, or is caused to be deposited upon a road, street, highway, sewers (either sanitary or storm), or any other drainage facilities, shall forthwith remove and relocate the same in a safe location and shall clean up or cause to be cleaned up any dirt, earth, or debris that has washed, drained, or entered any road, street, highway, sewer (either storm or sanitary), or other drainage facilities within the unincorporated areas of the county which are zoned for residential or business uses. The provisions of this section apply to property owners, building contractors, developers, or others who direct or permit another person to drive a vehicle onto a building site so as to displace or relocate any dirt, earth, or debris in a manner described in this section.
(C) Whenever any person, as described in division (B) above, fails to forthwith remove and relocate any dirt, earth, or debris and to clean up or cause to be cleaned up the dirt, earth, or debris as required by division (B) above, the county may proceed to remove and relocate and clean up the dirt, earth, and debris, in which event the county may charge the responsible person with the cost of the removal, relocation, and cleanup of the dirt, earth, or debris, which cost shall be in addition to any criminal fines which may be levied under § 70.99.
(D) During any disturbance of a surface of private property lying adjacent to a county street or roadway, appropriate mud and debris barriers shall be constructed to prevent any dirt, earth, or debris from entering onto the public street or roadway.
(E) At no time shall any building materials, portable toilets, or any other items of any type or description be placed on any county street or roadway without prior written approval of the County Road Supervisor.
(Prior Code, § 40.002) (Ord. 88-14, passed 9-14-1988; Ord. 2002-31, passed 12-18-2002; Ord. 2003-3, passed 4-9-2003) Penalty, see § 70.99