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(a) Any person collecting and hauling waste shall deposit such waste only at an approved disposal site.
(b) In any hearing on a charge of a violation of Section 963.25 of the Streets, Utilities and Public Services Code, testimony that a vehicle bearing a certain license plate issued pursuant to this chapter was found illegally dumping waste as provided by such section, and further testimony that the record of the Director of Finance shows that the license plate was issued to the defendant, shall be prima facie evidence that the act of illegally dumping waste was committed by the defendant.
(c) Any waste hauler who operates any type of motor vehicle in performing waste hauling services shall have affixed to such vehicle on the driver's side door, the name of the person who owns or leases such vehicle.
(d) Any person who hires another to perform waste hauling services shall hire only a waste hauler licensed pursuant to this chapter. Each licensed waste hauler shall provide a printed sequentially numbered receipt, invoice or contract to each customer for services performed identifying the name and license number of the waste hauler. Copies of these records shall be retained by the waste hauler for six months.
(Ord. 472-91. Passed 6-4-91.)
The Director of Finance is hereby empowered to determine the need for and to establish, enforce and rescind regulations necessary to make effective the provisions of this chapter. Such regulations, when established or rescinded, shall be published in the City Journal. Such regulations shall be promulgated to ensure a reasonable and efficient system of waste collection by waste haulers in the City.
(Ord. 472-91. Passed 6-4-91.)
The Director of Finance upon the recommendation of the Chief of Police, or as a result of his own investigation, may revoke the license issued pursuant to this chapter if he finds that the licensee has:
(a) Violated the provisions of this chapter;
(b) Made any false statements or misrepresentations in the application; or
(c) Violated Section 963.25 of the Streets, Utilities and Public Services Code;
(d) Failed to maintain in full force and effect the necessary bond and evidence of insurance as required by this chapter.
(Ord. 472-91. Passed 6-4-91.)
The Director of Finance shall notify the licensee of any revocation of his license, and shall require such person to turn in his waste hauler's license and license plate. Such notification shall be by registered mail directed to the last known address of the licensee on file with the Director of Finance.
(Ord. 472-91. Passed 6-4-91.)
(a) Any applicant whose application for a waste hauler license is denied by the Director of Finance shall be notified in writing by the Director of Finance. Such applicant may appeal the denial to a Board of Appeals comprised of the Director of Law, who shall act as chair of the Board of Appeals, the Director of Public Service and the Director of Public Utilities, or their selected representatives. A written request for an appeal hearing shall be submitted to the Director of Finance within ten days after receipt of the application denial notice.
(b) The Director of Finance upon the recommendation of the Chief of Police, or his designee, or as a result of his own investigation, may revoke the license issued to any person for the reasons stated in Section 753.07. Any person whose license has been revoked by the Director of Finance shall be notified in writing of the revocation by the Director of Finance. Such person may appeal the revocation to the Board of Appeals created in subsection (a) hereof. A written request for an appeal hearing shall be submitted to the Director of Finance within ten days after receipt of the license revocation notice.
(c) The Board of Appeals, as herein established, shall hear any appeal, pursuant to subsections (a) and (b) hereof within thirty days from the date the request for appeal is received by the Director of Finance. The Board shall have the power to sustain, modify or reverse the decision of the Director of Finance. The Board's decision shall be in writing and sent to the applicant, or his/her legal representative, within fifteen days after the hearing is concluded. The action of the Board of Appeals is final.
(Ord. 472-91. Passed 6-4-91.)
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