(A) All waste facilities shall be required to obtain a permit from the County Board of Health to operate in the county.
(B) No construction or site preparation for a new waste facility shall begin until a permit has been issued by the County Board of Health.
(C) Any person holding a state waste facility permit issued prior to or within 12 months following the adoption of this chapter shall be required to submit a copy of all documents related to the state permit. Upon confirming the completeness of these documents, the Board of Health shall issue a waste permit with restrictions identical to the state permit. Provision for bonding and liability insurance, as in § 51.09, shall be required, prior to the beginning operation if operation has not begun prior to adoption of this chapter, or within 12 months if operating prior to adoption of this chapter. Such a permit shall be valid until the state permit is due for renewal or for two years, whichever is shorter. The permit holder must then submit a full county waste permit application for approval as provided in §§ 51.07 and 51.09.
(D) All waste facility permits, other than those designated in division (C) above, shall be submitted for renewal concurrently with the corresponding state permit or within five years of issuances, whichever is shorter. The application for renewal shall list all changes in conditions or operations differing from those in the previous permit. The Board may adjust liability coverage upon renewal.
(E) If the Health Board finds that a permitted facility has significantly changed the amounts or types of waste entering the facility, or that the facility has significantly increased its site, the Board may require the facility operator to amend its application and obtain a new permit.
(Ord. 1985-9, passed 1-6-1986) Penalty, see § 51.99