(A) Prevention of an unauthorized release is a provision of this chapter as given by compliance with CERCLA and applicable state and federal laws, regulations or administrative policies. Any user or site that is known to exhibit irresponsible prevention measures which is likely to cause an unauthorized release shall be first notified by the IDES Director as to the existence and provisions of this chapter. Written notice shall concurrently be made to Judge Executive’s office and then transmitted by the Judge Executive to the Cabinet for Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, Area 3 DES Coordinator and the State Fire Marshal’s office when appropriate. Any activity which constitutes a threatened release may immediately be issued a cease and desist order by the County Attorney upon the joint recommendation of the IDES Director and Judge Executive.
(B) The IDES Director shall meet with the Local Emergency Response Committee (LEPC) annually to review all SARA Title III facilities and so utilize those LEPC members who can contribute to the prevention of an environmental emergency. LEPC should adopt guidelines which recognize the purpose and intent of this chapter.
(Ord. 95-330.1, passed 3-13-1995)