A. Issuance. Upon the approval of a temporary, provisional or full-term permit by the officer and upon the payment of any applicable fee, the officer shall issue and deliver the permit to the applicant. Such permit shall contain the following information:
1. The name and address of the permittee for purposes of notice and service of process;
2. The address of the facility for which the permit is issued;
3. Authorization of the storage facility(s) approved under the permit, the permit quantity limit(s) and the approved hazard class or classes for the storage facility(s);
4. The date the permit is effective;
5. The date of expiration;
6. When applicable, a designation that the permit is provisional or temporary;
7. Any special conditions of the permit.
B. Report to the State Water Resources Control Board.
1. Cupertino will require its permit applicants and permittees to fill out, in addition to forms required for Cupertino’s own purposes under this chapter, standardized forms based on the application form and annual report form prepared by the State Water Resources Control Board as specified by California Health and Safety Code Section 25286, and Cupertino will forward these forms to the State Water Resources Control Board.
2. Where any of the information required on such standardized forms is claimed by the permit applicant or permittee to be a trade secret, the permit applicant or permittee shall leave that portion of the form submitted to Cupertino blank, except to indicate the words “trade secret,” and the permit applicant or permittee shall thereafter, within ten days of submitting the incomplete form to Cupertino, submit the completed form including the trade secret information directly to the State Water Resources Control Board. Cupertino shall have no obligation to protect as a trade secret, any information which is furnished to it for forwarding to the State Water Resources Control Board on these standardized forms.
C. Records. The officer shall keep a record of all permits issued and all conditions attached thereto.
D. Transfer of Permits. The permit may be transferred to new owners of the same business only if the new owners accept responsibility for all obligations under this chapter at the time of the transfer of the business and document such transfer on a form provided by Cupertino within thirty days of transfer of ownership of the business. Such transfer shall be subject to the approval of Cupertino.
E. Temporary Permits. A temporary permit for storage may be issued where storage does not exceed thirty days and occurs no more frequently than every six months. The containment standards of Sections 9.12.030 through 9.12.039, the Hazardous Materials Management Plan of Sections 9.12.040 through 9.12.043 and the inspection and records requirements of Sections 9.12.070 through 9.12.074 may be modified as appropriate under these circumstances for the storage of hazardous materials on a nonregular temporary basis.
(Ord. 1244, (part), 1983; Ord. 1220, (part), 1983)