(A) The Department shall inspect every site under permit, and the permittee shall allow access onto the site by the Department. An information copy of every inspection report shall be submitted to the County Board of Health. The Department shall have the authority, consistent with state law, to enter upon property to make inspection.
(B) The permittee shall notify the Department upon completion of the last of the work specified in the permit, and the Department shall promptly make a final inspection and prepare a written inspection report.
(C) The Department may require, as a condition of the permit, that it be notified upon the beginning or the completion, or both, of any specific stage of the permitted activities so that inspection may be made before further activity proceeds.
(D) If inspection discloses that any part of the work has not been performed in accordance with the permit, the permittee shall be given a written notice to comply, specifying the nature of the corrections required and the time within which the corrections must be completed.
(E) Failure of the permittee to comply with the written notice shall be grounds for the Department to suspend the permit and to order that all activities cease except those necessary for correcting the violation.
(F) If, after suspension of a permit, the violation has not been corrected within the time specified in the Department’
(G) Where, in the judgment of the Department, the violation is of sufficient severity, the Department may order that the permittee immediately cease and desist from all activities on the site with the exception of activities authorized by the Department for the purpose of returning the permittee to compliance with the permit.
(H) The Department may request and the County Attorney shall provide assistance in the enforcement of this regulation.
(I) Surcharge requirements:
(1) The continued validity of a permit shall be subject to the payment of the surcharge requirements as follows:
(a) One dollar per ton of sludge disposed of on a dry-weight basis;
(b) Ten cents per ton (total weight) of sludge hauled each mile on a Garrett County maintained road.
(2) These fees shall be payable to the Garrett County Treasurer at the end of each 3-month period beginning from the date that the permit is issued. These fees shall be used to defray the costs of administration, monitoring and road maintenance incurred by the county.
(1986 Code, § 253-23) (Ord. —, passed 3-29-1983; Am. Ord. —, passed 11-16-1993)