(A) The county Emergency Coordinator or his or her designate shall be granted and allowed immediate access to any premises upon which a spill has occurred.
(1) The county Emergency Coordinator shall determine whether timely and appropriate action has been initiated to contain and clean up the spill.
(2) If appropriate actions and activities have not been initiated, the county Emergency Coordinator shall assume the leadership role for the containment and clean-up activities.
(3) The members of the county Hazardous Materials Response Team shall be immediately allowed access to any premises upon which the county Emergency Coordinator or his or her designate has determined there to be a need for clean-up activity by the team.
(B) The costs and expenses associated with the involvement of the Emergency Coordinator of the county and/or the county Hazardous Material Response Team in the containment and clean-up of any spill shall be reimbursed to the county.
(C) Any person who owns, operates, controls, or maintains any facility, premises, or vehicle involved in a spill shall submit to the county Emergency Coordinator, or his or her designee, any and all reports, information, laboratory tests, or other data deemed necessary and appropriate by the county Emergency Coordinator in order to evaluate the containment and clean-up activities, and to carry out the purpose and intent of this subchapter.
(`88 Code, § 6-154) (Ord. 92-5, passed 7-6-92) Penalty, see § 10.99