§ 94.010 ADOPTION OF REGULATIONS.
   (A)   As set forth in various sections of this subchapter, the Director may promulgate regulations, as the Director deems appropriate from time to time, to carry out the express purposes and intent of this subchapter and such regulations shall be consistent therewith. Such regulations shall not materially increase the obligations of any permittee; provided, however, that increases in any fees set forth in such regulations shall not be construed to be a material increase in any permittee’s obligations as used herein.
   (B)   Such regulations shall be promulgated by the Director by filing the same in proposed form with the Clerk of Council. Each permittee shall be served with a copy of the proposed regulations by regular U.S. mail; provided, however, that any failure of any permittee to actually receive such notice shall not in any way affect the validity or enforceability of any regulations. Any person, including any permittee, may file specific written comments or objections on the proposed regulations within a 30-day period thereafter (hereinafter “comment period”). To the extent any regulations are objected to by any nonresidential permittee, the objected to regulations shall become effective only upon the affirmative vote of Council. To the extent no permittee objects to the proposed regulations, the same shall become effective 30 days after the end of the comment period, or such longer period as determined by Council, unless modified or rejected by Council.
   (C)   Council may adopt emergency regulations to be immediately effective, when it determines the same to be appropriate or required by the public health, safety, or welfare.
(Ord. 97-105, passed 2-3-1997)