A. The responsible party for a property within the city on which a landfill is located, in whole or in part, shall allow access to city representatives to such property for purposes of investigating and remediating methane conditions or contamination of the air, soil, surface water or groundwater under the following terms:
1. Unless public health or safety is in immediate danger, the city shall give seven (7) days notice in advance of its intent to enter the property.
The notice shall specify:
a. The date of entry;
b. The location of entry;
c. The purpose of entry;
d. The equipment and personnel that may be involved;
e. The duration of entry;
f. The type of equipment that may be installed;
g. The location and duration of installation, if any; and
h. The person to contact with questions.
B. Unless public health and safety is in immediate danger, the city will attempt to accommodate future development plans before installation of equipment if requested by responsible party. Prior to any such installation, the city shall notify the responsible party of the provisions of 29-28C.
C. The city will accommodate one (1) request for relocation of installed equipment at city expense, to the extent allowed by any remediation plan, upon a showing of reasonable necessity providing there were no building plans, including concept plans, at the time equipment was installed.
(Ord. No. 10037, § 1, 9-13-04)