The construction and demolition requirements specify recycling or deconstruction for reuse in the removal, remodeling or new construction of any structure on the site. The construction and demolition recycling plan shall include the following:
A. Loading And Collection Area Drawing: The construction and demolition recycling plan shall include a drawing that identifies an area for the loading and collection of recyclable materials with appropriate access for collection vehicles.
B. Targeted Materials For Recycling: Targeted materials for recycling shall include concrete, asphalt, clean wood (unpainted or untreated), brick, metal, cardboard and sheetrock. The municipal utilities director may modify the targeted materials based on available markets.
C. Separation Of Materials: The demolition and construction plan shall specify how the materials will be separated at the source and/or recycled by utilizing the services of a processor.
D. Plan Compliance: The demolition and construction plan shall demonstrate compliance with the following construction site requirements:
1. Construction waste and demolition debris shall be removed from the construction site on a regular basis and shall not be stored on site and in the open for a period in excess of four (4) weeks, provided that such waste is not hazardous or noxious and does not constitute a nuisance, in which case it must be appropriately secured and regularly removed from the construction site.
2. Reasonable efforts shall be demonstrated to provide for segregation of recyclable construction materials and demolition debris for diversion from landfills.
3. Construction waste and demolition debris that may become windblown shall be containerized to prevent litter.
E. Recycled Materials: Recycled materials to be used in construction or remodeling of the facility shall be identified.
F. Approved Demolition Permit And Building Permit: No demolition permit or building permit shall be issued for any development activity subject to this chapter unless the construction and demolition recycling plan has been approved by the municipal utilities director.
G. Certificate Of Occupancy And Reporting Requirements/Documentation Of Compliance With Construction And Demolition Plan:
1. Recycling Report A Condition Of Certificate Of Occupancy: The applicant shall submit a report to the municipal utilities director that documents the construction and demolition debris recycled as a condition of issuing a certificate of occupancy.
2. Requirement To Report Quantities Of Waste Recycled As A Condition Of The Certificate Of Occupancy: The construction and demolition report shall report the estimated quantities of all construction waste and demolition debris listed in the recycling plan.
3. Documentation Of Reported Quantities: The applicant shall attach recycling receipts or provide other pertinent documentation that demonstrates waste diversion and recycling in conformance with the approved construction and demolition recycling plan. (Ord. 2544 § 1, 2003)