A. The premises shall be kept in a clean and sanitary condition. The permittee shall take reasonable precaution to prevent any mud, wastewater, oil, slush or other waste matters from flowing into the alleys, streets, lots or leases within the corporate limits of the city. Suitable and adequate toilet facilities shall be made available in a clean and sanitary condition at all times during drilling operations.
B. A permittee's premises shall be kept clear of high grass, weeds and combustible trash within a radius of one hundred feet around an oil tank, tanks or producing wells. All waste shall be disposed of in such a manner as to comply with the air and water pollution control regulations of the state and this code.
C. If a drilling operation results in a dry hole, the permittee shall clean up the location and restore it to its original condition within one hundred eighty days of the completion of drilling operations. If the well becomes a producer, the permittee shall, within one hundred eighty days of completion, clean up the location and as soon thereafter be responsible for the mowing and maintenance of the grounds. Whenever a completed well is plugged and abandoned, the permittee shall, within one hundred eighty days, clean up and restore the location to the condition it was in immediately before the well was plugged. The oil and gas inspector may allow permittee to landscape with gravel and desert flora rather than grass lawns. (Ord. 415 Exh. A (part), 1998)