(A) Solid waste generator service agreements; application and certificate of approval.
(1) All solid waste generators using a manifest for disposal at the New Paris Pike landfill shall acquire the appropriate service agreement. The solid waste generator shall complete an application, have the service agreement approved by the Board, and receive a numbered service agreement in writing.
(2) The generator shall be subject to impromptu inspection at the generator’s location from time to time, and right of entry is implicitly granted by the submission of the application.
(3) Generators using the City Sanitary District collection facilities shall acquire a service agreement describing the terms and conditions for service. Such service shall include a manifest for the aggregate waste collected by the City Sanitary District.
(4) Generators using a private collection service that collects more than one generator per load shall acquire a service agreement describing the terms and conditions the private collector shall render, including a manifest for aggregated waste collected.
(5) All private collectors shall acquire a private hauler’s service agreement to access the New Paris Pike Landfill pursuant to division (B) below.
(B) Private operator permit.
(1) Application and certificate of approval.
(a) Any person desiring a private operator permit shall make written application to the Board of Sanitary Commissioners on forms to be provided by the Board.
(b) The Board shall then cause to be made an inspection of the applicant’s vehicle(s) to determine whether it meets the standards and requirements. The facts shall be certified in writing by the Board.
(c) No private operator permit shall be issued until the applicant has obtained the certificate of approval from the Board, paid the permit fee and produced proof of insurance.
(d) No private hauler shall, under any circumstance whatsoever, be considered as the agent, servant or employee of the city and any and all operations of the private hauler shall be independent of the city.
(2) Insurance required. Before any private operator permit shall be issued, the applicant for the permit shall first furnish and deposit with the Board a certificate of insurance showing public liability and property damage insurance insuring the applicant against liability for damages sustained by a person other than the employee of the applicant and occasioned by the neglectful operation of the vehicle or vehicles of the applicant. The insurance policy shall provide coverage in the amount deemed reasonable by the Board of Sanitary Commissioners. The insurance policy shall be written by a company authorized to do business in the state.
(3) Permit fee.
(a) The private operator permit fee shall be $30 per truck per year beginning January 1 of any year, provided that any permit issued after August 1 of any year, for the balance of the year, shall be one-half of the yearly sum. The fees shall be paid to the Board.
(b) Operator permits shall not be transferable and shall be carried on the vehicle at all times.
(4) Exemption. The provisions of this section shall not apply to any person disposing of his or her own refuse.
(Prior Code, § 93.04) (Ord. 2432-1969, passed - -) Penalty, see § 52.999