(A) For the purposes of this section, COMMERCIAL SCAVENGER shall be defined as any person, firm, partnership or corporation who shall transport for others junk, trash, refuse, debris, brush, scrap metals, organic wastes or similar materials and shall charge a fee to so transport such material.
(B) For the purposes of this section, the word LANDFILL shall mean the county landfill located and being operated by Robert Warner pursuant to a contract between the County Board of Commissioners and said Robert Warner, dated May 1, 1974.
(C) As defined herein, the word OPERATOR shall mean Robert Warner, or any person designated by him or by the county to be in charge of, supervise or operate such landfill.
(D) All commercial scavengers shall be licensed by the County Board of Commissioners before they shall be permitted to use such county landfill.
(E) The fee for such license shall be $25 per year; provided, however, that for the year 1974 the fee for such license shall be $12.50. All such licenses shall be good from January 1 to December 31 of the year in which they were issued; provided, however, that the license for the year 1974 shall be good from date of issuance until December 31, 1974.
(F) All commercial scavengers to be licensed, or to maintain their licenses, shall conform to the following regulations.
(1) Any vehicle used by such commercial scavenger in transporting any material to the landfill shall be properly licensed and have a valid safety inspection sticker as provided under state law and such vehicles shall in all ways conform to the laws of this state.
(2) The operator of such vehicles shall be properly licensed according to the laws of the state.
(3) Such commercial scavengers shall maintain public liability insurance in an amount not less than $100.
(4) Such commercial scavengers shall in all ways conform to weight limitations and restrictions as set forth in the laws of the state and any specific ordinances pertaining thereto which may be in effect in the county.
(5) Such commercial scavengers shall provide cover for all loads containing paper, boxes, tin cans, brush or any other material whatsoever which can by the nature of its weight and consistency blow off of the vehicle being used to haul the same and that any such cover so used on such vehicle shall be of such a nature as to prevent such material from blowing off such vehicle while in route or in any other manner leaking or falling from such vehicle.
(6) In event any object or material shall leak from, fall from or blow off of such vehicle, such commercial scavenger shall be responsible for picking up the same and transporting the same to the landfill.
(7) Such commercial scavenger shall in all ways conform to the current rules and regulations set up for such landfill.
(8) Such commercial scavenger shall be responsible for unloading and/or dumping the material hauled at such location as the operator shall designate and if necessary shall separate such material transported in such manner as the operator of the landfill shall so designate.
(9) The commercial scavenger shall in all ways follow the instructions of the operator of such landfill.
(10) Such commercial scavenger shall conform to any other laws or regulations of the state or the county which may be applicable to the operation of such commercial scavenger.
(11) Such commercial scavenger shall be entitled to use the landfill during the hours that it shall be open without charge, except those as may be set forth by the regulations covering such landfill.
(12) In event of the violation of any of the aforementioned restrictions, the County Board of Commissioners may, at its discretion, revoke the license granted, or in the event such commercial scavenger does not have a license, shall refuse to grant such license to any such commercial scavenger.
(Ord. 4-3-2.1, passed 6-3-1974) Penalty, see § 110.99