(A) Permits. It shall be unlawful for any person to operate a mobile camp in the county, who does not possess a valid permit for each such operation from the Health Department, unless otherwise exempted from the provisions of this chapter.
(B) Posting. All permits shall be posted in a conspicuous place while in operation in the county and must be kept at the mobile camp itself.
(C) Separate permit. A separate permit shall be required for each mobile camp and for each time a mobile camp arrives in the county.
(D) Permit issuance. A permit shall be issued subsequent to application and inspection and upon a determination by the Health Department that the permittee has complied with all of the applicable provisions of this chapter and tendered the appropriate fee as hereinafter specified.
(E) Terms.
(1) The term of a permit for a mobile camp shall be the number of consecutive days the mobile camp is located in the county and shall expire/become void once the mobile camp leaves the county. A new permit must be obtained upon each arrival into the county.
(2) As stated, permits shall be obtained no later than two days upon the mobile camp and its employees’ arrival in the county. If the application for such mobile camp is not submitted within the required two-day arrival period, a late fee of $100 (per each day of violation) will also be added to the overall permit fee.
(F) Permit not transferable. No permit issued to any permittee under this chapter shall be transferable between locations within the county, between operators, or between mobile camp visits in the county. Upon change of location or leaving the county after the initial inspection for which the permit was granted or upon change of operation or owner, all existing permits become void.
(Ord. 2010-06, passed 7-6-10)