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§ 50.01 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DISTRICT.
   (A)   There is created within the county a Solid Waste Management District encompassing all of the incorporated and unincorporated territory of the county.
   (B)   The Board of Directors of the Solid Waste Management District shall be comprised of the following:
      (1)   Two members of the Board of Commissioners appointed from its membership.
      (2)   One member appointed by the County Council as the county fiscal body from the membership of that body.
      (3)   The Mayor the City of Boonville, being the municipality having the largest population in the county.
      (4)   One member of the legislative body of the City of Boonville being the municipality with the largest population of the county, said member being appointed by the legislative body of the City of Boonville.
      (5)   One member who is a member of the fiscal body of a town other than the City of Boonville, which said member shall be appointed by the Commissioners of Warrick County to represent the municipalities in the county other than the City of Boonville.
      (6)   One additional member appointed by the Board of Commissioners from its membership.
(BC Ord. 1990-20, passed 5-7-90)
§ 50.02 SANITARY LANDFILL REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY REFERENCE.
   The regulations for public disposal of garbage and rubbish at county operated sanitary landfill areas and on any land which is situated outside the corporate limits of any city or town, as adopted by Ord. 72-1, are hereby adopted by reference and made a part of this code the same as if set forth in full herein. These regulations shall be in effect until the county ceases to operate the landfill.
(BC Ord. 72-1, passed 5-6-72)
USE OF LANDFILLS; DISPOSAL OF WASTE
§ 50.15 DEFINITIONS.
   For the purpose of this subchapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
   GARBAGE. All putrescible animal solid, vegetable solid and semi-solid wastes resulting from the processing, handling, preparation, cooking, serving, or consumption of food or food materials.
   GOVERNMENTAL UNIT. Any county, city or town or any subdivision thereof.
   LANDFILL. A tract of land on which a landfill operation is conducted and which has been approved by the State Board of Health.
   PERSON. Any individual, partnership, corporation, firm or association.
   REFUSE. All putrescible and non-putrescible solid and semi-solid wastes, except human excreta, but including garbage, rubbish, ashes, street cleanings, dead animals, offal and solid commercial, industrial and institutional wastes.
   RUBBISH. All non-putrescible solid waste, excluding ashes, such as cardboard, paper, plastic, metal or glass food containers, rags, waste metal, yard clippings, small pieces of wood, excelsior, rubber, leather, crockery, and other waste materials that ordinarily accumulate around a home, business or industry. It shall not include garbage, ashes, bulk refuse, dead animals, hazardous refuse, industrial waste or building waste resulting from the operations of a contractor.
(BC Ord. 1978-11, passed 11-6-78)
§ 50.16 USE LIMITED TO COUNTY CITIZENS.
   (A)   It shall be unlawful for any person other than the citizens of the county to use the landfill operated by the County Commissioners. This section shall not affect any existing contracts, until their termination.
   (B)   It shall be unlawful for any person other than county citizens to deposit refuse, garbage, or rubbish in containers used by the county in its landfill operation.
(BC Ord. 1978-11, passed 11-6-78) Penalty, see § 50.99
§ 50.17 PERMIT REQUIRED FOR LANDFILL.
   It shall be unlawful for any person or governmental unit to operate a landfill in the county except the Board of Commissioners without having first obtained a permit from the Board of Commissioners and having had the site approved by the State Board of Health for a proper landfill.
(BC Ord. 1978-11, passed 11-6-78) Penalty, see § 50.99
§ 50.18 PERMIT APPLICATION AND HEARING; FEE.
   (A)   Any permit issued by the Board of Commissioners will be granted only after application by the proposed operator and the owner of the real estate to be used. The application shall describe the real estate to be used, along with a description, ownership and usage of all real estate within one half mile of the proposed landfill. It shall also contain a map showing the route or routes to be used coming to and from such landfill. The application shall also designate any governmental units or units the operator intends to serve. It shall also describe the type and volume of refuse to be handled.
   (B)   On the receipt of an application for a landfill, the Board of Commissioners shall assign the same for hearing, which hearing shall not be less than two weeks from the date of filing. Notice shall be given by publication in two newspapers of opposite political faith published in the county, plus notice by certified mail to all persons listed as living or owning real estate within one half-mile of the proposed landfill.
   (C)   It shall be the burden of the applicant to introduce proof that the landfill will be environmentally safe, that the routes to the landfill will not be an excessive burden on county roads, that proper precautions will be taken to prevent spillage of refuse along county roads, and that the landfill operation will comply with all laws governing landfills.
   (D)   A fee of $100 shall accompany every application to cover the cost of the hearing. The fee shall not be returnable.
(BC Ord. 1978-11, passed 11-6-78)
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