§ 9.04.280. Manifest requirement.

Self-transporters, permitted haulers, and generators of construction or demolition material shall, for each load of said waste transported for disposal, utilize a construction or demolition material manifest provided by the department, in accordance with the following requirements:

A.

Notification.

1.

Upon receiving appropriate authorization from the city to develop, build, construct or conduct construction and/or demolition activities, and prior to commencement of said activities, the generator or authorized party for the project shall:

a.

Notify the director, on a form provided by the department, of the commencement of said project;

b.

Provide a copy to the director of the written agreement for collection required by Section 9.04.270;

c.

Calculate and provide an estimated amount of construction or demolition material to be generated during the life of said project; and

d.

Purchase from the department the appropriate number of construction or demolition material manifests to document the disposal of each load of the estimated amount of waste during the life of said project.

2.

Failure to purchase and terminate each manifest shall result in a denial of the ability of the generator or authorized party to purchase manifests from the department until such time as said requirements are met in full.

B.

Use.

1.

Each hauler shall use a manifest to document each load of waste delivered to an authorized municipal solid waste facility, in accordance with this chapter.

2.

For all construction or demolition waste generated within the city and collected by a hauler or transported by a self-transporter, such hauler or self-transporter shall:

a.

Document the disposal of each load of construction or demolition waste in a manifest provided by the department;

b.

Complete each manifest in its entirety;

c.

Terminate each manifest at the authorized municipal solid waste facility; and

d.

In the event that additional manifests are needed during the life of the project than were purchased at the time of the notification, the generator or authorized party shall purchase the appropriate number of manifests to accommodate each load of collected construction or demolition waste during the life of said project.

C.

Maintenance and termination.

1.

For each manifest properly terminated in accordance with Section 9.04.280 B., the generator or authorized party shall maintain one copy of the manifest for a period of twenty-four months from the date of completion of the project; and

2.

The generator or authorized party shall provide to the director a copy of each terminated manifest upon completion of the project; and

3.

Complete the termination form provided by the department.

D.

Denial of purchase of manifests. The director shall deny the ability to purchase manifests from the department, for any generator or authorized party who has received three or more written notices of violation within a consecutive twenty-four-month span, which document a violation of this article. A person who is denied purchase of manifests shall be eligible to purchase manifests after a period of six months has elapsed since the date of the most current written notice of violation. A generator who is denied the ability to purchase manifests from the department shall also be subject to prosecution.

E.

Appeals. Appeals for the denial of the ability to purchase manifests shall be conducted in accordance with Section 9.04.480 C.

(Ord. No. 17380, § 1, 8-24-2010; Ord. No. 17471, § 7, 12-21-2010; Ord. No. 18123, § 5, 2-4-2014)