(A) General requirements.
(1) Registration required under divisions (C) and (D) below of these rules and regulations shall be submitted by the operator of the facility on forms approved by the Health Department and shall include, at a minimum, the following information:
(a) Name of the facility;
(b) Street and mailing address of the facility; and
(c) Designated individual for contact purposes.
(2) The registration shall be a one-time registration with the operator of the facility responsible for maintaining a current registration. Registration is nontransferable.
(B) Exemption. Any facility receiving any toxic or hazardous substance in pre-packaged containers only and offering those containers unopened for direct resale shall be exempt from registration under division (D) below.
(C) Commercial/industrial on-site waste water disposal system registration.
(1) In addition to the registration requirements set forth in division (A) above, the following information is required for compliance with § 51.32(A):
(a) Number, type and location of on-site disposal systems present; and
(b) Estimated flow rate to each on-site disposal system.
(2) The operator of a facility shall notify the Health Department within 60 days of any change at the facility, except estimated flow rate changes, after the initial registration which renders the information contained in the then existing registration inaccurate.
(3) Any facility subject to registration which is placed in service after the effective date of the chapter, May 1, 2014, shall register with the Health Department within 60 days after being placed in service and shall meet all other applicable requirements of these rules and regulations.
(4) Closed system heat pumps, irrigation systems and non-contact cooling water systems are exempt from registration under this division.
(D) Toxic or hazardous substance storage area registration.
(1) Facilities which store toxic or hazardous substances in aggregate quantities greater than 100 kilograms per month (approximately equal to 25 gallons or 220 pounds) shall register with the Health Department.
(2) Agricultural and residential underground storage tanks of less than 1,100 gallon capacity and which are used for storing motor fuels for noncommercial purposes and any underground storage tanks used for storing heating oil for consumptive use on the premises shall register with the Health Department.
(3) In addition to the registration requirements set forth in division (A) above, the following information is required for compliance with § 51.05(B):
(a) General classification of substance stored (ignitable, corrosive, reactive, toxic);
(b) Maximum amount stored in any month;
(c) Type of storage container; and
(d) Location of storage (indoor/outdoor).
(4) The operator of a facility shall notify the Health Department within 60 days of any change at the facility after the initial registration which renders the information contained in the then existing registration inaccurate.
(5) Any facility subject to registration which is placed in service after the effective date of the chapter, May 1, 2014, shall register with the Health Department within 60 days after being placed in service and shall meet all other applicable requirements of these rules and regulations.
(6) Any laboratory that is a facility and any laboratory contained in a facility shall be exempt under this division but only with respect to its laboratory activities.
(Prior Code, § 13-18-17-1) (Ord. passed 5-1-1989, 89 COM REC 436–451; Ord. passed 4-4-1994, 94 COM REC 314–331; Ord. 99-250, passed 5-1-1999, 99 COM REC 250–275; Ord. 03-668, passed 5-1-2004, 03 COM REC 667–687; Ord. 09-172, passed 4-20-2009; Ord. 2014-171, passed 4-21-2014)