(A) Any permit issued by the Division for operation of a land-clearing and/or inert debris landfill in the county may be revoked and a fine levied for violation of the regulations pertaining to operation and management of land-clearing and inert debris landfills.
(B) Whenever, upon inspection of land-clearing and inert debris disposal facilities, or associated operating methods, or practices, the Division finds that conditions exist which violate any part of this chapter, the Solid Waste Director shall give notice in writing by certified mail to the person responsible for operation of the facility that unless the conditions or practices are corrected or remedied within 20 days, then the permit for operation of the facility will be revoked. The notice shall set forth the measures necessary to bring the site back into compliance with the chapter.
(C) If after reinspection, the Division finds that the condition or practices have not been corrected, the operator will be notified that his or her license has been revoked. Upon receipt of this notice of revocation, the operator of the facility shall terminate operations immediately.
(D) The operator may request in writing to the Solid Waste Director a hearing before the Board in order that the operator may justify why the permit should not be revoked. The requests shall be received by the Solid Waste Director no later than ten days following notice of permit revocation. The hearing shall be scheduled for the next regular meeting of the Board.
(E) After hearing of the appeal, the Board shall affirm the revocation or direct the Solid Waste Director to reinstate the permit.
(F) Reinstatement or reissuance of a permit to operate a land-clearing debris landfill will be subject to review and rehearing by the Board.
(Ord. O-93-14, passed 9-7-1993)