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OF HEALTH
Weld
e`d County Health Department CATHERINE BENSON, AULT
1516 HOSPITAL ROAD RALPH AAB. GREELEY
FRANKLIN D. CTOR MD. MPH
DIRECTOR GREELEY. COLORADO 80631 WILLIAM ['LICK. ROGGEN
CLARENCE SITZMAN. GREELEY
(303) 353-0540 DAVID WERKING. DOS. GREELEY
MEMO
TO:V Honorable Glenn K. Billings DATE; February 24, 1976
Honorable Norman Carlson
Honorable Victor Jacobucci
Honorable Roy Moser
Honorable June Steinmark
FROM: Franklin D. Yoder, M.D.
SUBJECT: Weld County Sanitary Landfills
This follows the visit of Commissioner Billings, Mr. Clarence Fry
and Ed Brigden to the Greeley-Milliken Sanitary Landfill. Per request,
we transmit a report on all Weld County disposal sites as well as Denver
metropolitan areas appropriate to our study.
It would appear that the cost per unit for disposal in Weld County
is within Federal recommended guidelines. It would also appear that the
equipment, if kept in proper operating condition, at our disposal areas is
at least adequate. Mr. Paul and I are available to discuss if so desired.
cc: Glen E. Paul
750373
n�� I / BOARD OF HEALTH
IVYela/ County Health department CATHERINE BENSON, Al1LT
1516 HOSPITAL ROAD RALPH AAS GREELEY
FRANKLIN D. YODER, MD. MPH WILLIAM SLICK ROGGEN
DIRECTOR GREELEY. COLORADO 80631
CLARENCE SITZMAN GREELEY
(303) 353.0540 DAVID WERKING. DD., GREELEY
February 23, 1976
TO: Dr. Franklin D. Yoder
FROM: Glen E. Paul
RE: Information on Weld County Sanitary Landfills
Erie Sanitary Landfill Mr. Herbert Osborne-Operator
Leased from Browning-Ferris Industries Inc. ,
Waste Systems Division
Charges: Per Car $ .50 - $1 .00
Pickup Truck 1 .00 - 2.00
Farm Truck 3.00 - 4.00
Tandem Truck 5.00 - 6.00
20-yd. Packer 12.00
Roll off 12.00
Appliances 1 .00
Tires .10
Equipment: (1 ) International-Tractor Diesel 24 Good running condition
(1 ) Euclid Good running condition
(1 ) International-Tractor Diesel 18 Good running condition
(1 ) Carryall Good running condition
Longmont Sanitary Landfill City of Longmont-owner and operator
Charges: Packer Truck 15.75
Tandem Truck 3.50
Single-axle Truck 4. 50
Pickup Truck 2.25
Pickup Raised Bed 3.00
2-wheel Trailer 2.25
4-wheel Trailer 2.25
Station Wagon 1 .00
Per car .50
Appliances 3.50
Equipment: (2) D8 Caterpillar Tractor Good running condition
(1 ) 5010 Diesel John Deere Carryall Good running condition
(2) Carryall Fair condition
Berthoud Sanitary Landfill Larimer County Commissioners-owner & operator
Charges: Per car .75
Pickup Truck 1 .50
Station Wagon 1 .00
2-wheel Trailer 1 .50
Large -Truck .b0/yd. Est. $1 .50-3.00
Tandem-axle Truck 5.00
MEMORANDUM TO: Dr. Yoder -2- February 23, 1976
FROM: Glen Paul
RE: Weld County Sanitary Landfills
Berthoud Sanitary Landfill (cont)
Charges: Household Appliances $ 1 .00
Commercial Appliances 2.00
Tree limbs no extra charge
No car bodies or packer trucks accepted
Equipment: (2) 20-yd. Collection Units
No equipment at site
Ft. Lupton Sanitary Landfill Mr. Herbert Osborne-Operator
Leased from Browning-Ferris Industries Inc.
Waste Systems Division
Charges: Per car $ 1 .00
Pickup Truck 1 .50 (full totop of cab - $2.00)
Beet bed truck 5.00
Tandem 2-axle truck 6.00
20 yd. Packer 12.00
Trees 7.50 (5 ft. side boards)
Appliances 1 .00
Tires .10/regular .25/large
Equipment: (2) International Tractor Diesel 24 Good running condition
(1 ) 10 yd. Carryall
Eaton Sanitary Landfill Paul McClure-Owner of site
Operated by Browning-Ferris Industries Inc.
Waste Systems Division
Charges: Per car (small amounts) $ .75
Station Wagon (small amt) 1 .25
Pickup Truck (min chg) 2.50
Beet bed type Truck 4.00
Compactor disposal truck .75/cu. yd.
Roll off .50/cu. yd.
Appliances, water heaters,
old furniture 1 .50
Liquid waste .01/gal .
No part loads
1 ,000 gallon tanks 10.00
1 ,500 gallon tanks 15.00
Trees up to 6" diameter 7.00/per load
Trees 6" and larger in
diameter 9.00/per load
Car bodies or old autos 5.00/each
Dead animals. . .
Sheep or equiv. 1 .00
Cows or horses 5.00
Yearlings 2. 50
Equipment: (1 ) International 175 Tractor Loader Fair condition
MEMORANDUM TO: Dr. Yoaer -3- February 23, 1976
FROM: Glen Paul
RE: Weld County Sanitary Landfills
Keenesburg Sanitary Landfill City of Keenesburg-owner & operator
Charges: Free only to Water users of Town of Keenesburg
Equipment: (1 ) Front loader with back blade-
2135 Industrial Massey-Ferguson Fair condition
Prospect Valley Sanitary Landfill Mr. Herbert Osborne-Operator
Leased from Browning-Ferris Ind. , Inc.
Waste Systems Division
Charges: Per car $ 1 .00
Pickup truck 1 .00 - 2.00
Packer Not normally accepted
Tires No charge unless several
Appliances No charge unless several
Equipment: (1 ) D-18 Caterpillar Fair condition
Greeley-Milliken Sanitary Landfill Owned & operated by Browning-
Ferris Industries Inc. , Waste
Systems Division
Charges: Per car(small amounts) .75
Station Wagon (small amt)1 .25
Pickup Truck 2.50
Beet bed Truck 4.00
Compactor .75/cu. yd.
Appliances 1 .50
Liquid Waste .01/gal .
Trees .50/yd (<6"-$7.00 - ;>6" - $9.00)
diameter diameter
Car bodies 5.00/unit
Car tires Acceptable/no charge
Refrigerators 1 .50
Dead animals. . .
Sheep 1 .00
Cows or horses 5.00
Yearlings 2.50
Equipment: (2) GM Terex 8230 (D-8) Good condition
(1 ) 633 Scraper Good condition
Windsor Sanitary Landfill Operated by Browning-Ferris
Industries, Inc. Waste Systems Div.
Charges: Per car(small amounts) .75
Station Wagon 1 .25
Pickup Truck 2.50/min.
Beet bed type truck .75/cu. yd.
Compactor_disposal truck .75/cu. yd.
Roll off .75/cu. yd.
MEMORANDUM TO: Dr. Yodi —4- Tebruary 23, 1976
FROM: Glen Paul
RE: Weld County Sanitary Landfills
Windsor Sanitary Landfill (cont. )
Charges: Appliances, furniture $ 1 .50
Trees (up to 6" Diameter) 7.00/per load max.
(6" & Larger) 9.00/per load max.
Car bodies or old autos 5.00/ea.
No liquid waste or dead animals.
Extra charge for tires.
Equipment: (1 ) D-8 Caterpillar Fair condition
Adams County Sanitary Landfill Operated by Browning-Ferris
£105 Brighton Boulevard Industries Inc. Waste Systems Div.
Charges: Packer .55/yd.
Loose .35/yd
Per car 1 .00
Station Wagon 1 .50
Pickup Truck 2.00
Equipment: (1 ) Rex 350 Trash Master Good condition
(1 ) Euclid 8230 Bulldozer Good condition
(1 ) Caterpillar 633 Paddle Wheel
Earth Mover Scraper Good Condition
Approximate-2500 yds/day
Nunn Sanitary Landfill Owned & Operated by City of Nunn
gharges: none
Equipment: (1 ) City owned backhoe and grader (John Deere)
Jefferson County Sanitary Landfills Owned & Operated by Jefferson County
(1st Site)
Charges: Per car .75
Pickup truck or
Van with truck plates 1 .50
Single van axle 3.50
Tandem axle 6.00
Semi-truck 12.00
Tires .10/per tire
5 times the amount above for tires/load
Extra for limbs over 4" in diameter
Equipment: (1 ) 826 Caterpillar Compactor Good condition
(2) 433 Scraper hood condition
(1 ) D-7 Caterpillar Bulldozer Good condition
(1 ) Caterpillar 12 Blade Good Condition
Approximate-1500 cu. yds/day
MEMORANDUM TO: Dr. Yoder 5- February 23, 1976
-FROM: Glen Paul
RE: Weld County Sanitary Landfills
Jefferson County Sanitary Landfills (cont. )
(2nd Site) This site is about half the size of the 1st. Site.
Charges : Same as for the 1st Site.
Equipment: (1 ) 826 Caterpillar Bulldozer Good condition
(1 ) 270 Scraper Good condition
(1 ) D-6 Bulldozer Good condition
Approximate-750 cu. yds./day
The U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare states the average
equipment requirements are as follows:
Population Daily Tonnage No. Type Accessory *
0-15,000 0-46 1 Tractor crawler Dozer blade
or rubber-tired Landfill blade
Front-end Loader (1-2 yds)
15,000 - 46 - 155 1 Tractor crawler Dozer blade
50,000 or rubber-tired Landfill blade
Front-end Loader (2-4 yds)
Multipurpose bucket
* Scraper
Dragline
Water truck
0,000 -
100,000 155-310 1 -2 Tractor crawler Dozer blade
or rubber-tired Landfill blade
Front-end Loader (2-5 yrds)
Multipurpose bucket
* Scraper
Dragline
Water Truck
100,000 310 or more 2-or Tractor crawler Dozer blade
_or more more or rubber-tired Landfill blade
Front-end Loader
Multipurpose bucket
* Scraper
Dragline
Steel—wheel compactor
Road grader
Water truck
*Optional . Dependent on individual need.
MEMORANDUM TO: Dr. Yoc,,, -6- February 23, 1976
FROM: Glen Paul
RE: Weld County Sanitary Landfills
U.S. Dept. of Health, _Education and Welfare states that the unit -cost of a
small landfill , less than 50,0010 tons per year, varies from $1 .23 to approximately
$5.00 per ton. The unit cost of a large landfill , handling more than 50,00-0
tons per year, will generally fall between $.75 to $2.-00 per ton.
Please note the U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare is talking in terms
of tonnage in the operating costs and average equipment requirements. We have
listed our sanitary landfill charges in yards and number of vehicles. It is fair
to s-ay that the small packer truck, single axle, a yard will weigh 500 to 600
pounds and the large packer truck, double axle, a yard will weigh 800 to 1 ,000
pounds.
The Colorado Department of Health and Weld County Health Department recommends
the cost per ton or yard not be set too low that the operator _cannot meet the
minimum state and county regulations.
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SUPPLEMENTARY R E G L A T I 0 fl S 43
A . Commercial poultry operxtions shall be located at least
2 , 640 feet from any public place of assembly , and any
E , R , H , MH , T , B or S zsne district or subdivision ;
and at least 660 feet from any existing residence on
another lot without the .vritten approval of the fee
owner of said residence .
B . Commercial poultry operations shall be located at 1-east
50 feet from any State er Federal highway right-of -way
subject to review by the Colorado Department of ways .y s .
C . Manures shall be handled and disposed of in a s-anitary
manner approved by the 'Feld County Health Department ,
without creating public health hazard or nuisance .
{ D . Chemical and scientific controls shall be provided for
rodent and insect control .
E . Drainage facilities or improvements shall be con-
structed to protect any adjacent rivers , streams or
other bodies of water from pollution . ( Rev . 12/ 26/ 73 )
6 . 1 ( 8 ) Sanitary Land Fill ( Solid haste Disposal Sites ) - ApDlic-ants
for Certificates of Designation for solid waste disposal
sites shall supply copies of the information supplied to
the State Health Department as required by " Solid Waste
Disposal Sites and Facilities " Chanter 35 , Article 23 -
C . R . S . 1963 ( Volume II ) amended 1971 by Senate Bill 132 ,
effective date July 1 , 1971 . ( Rev . 12/ 26/73 )
6 . 1 ( 9 ) Sewage Systems_ Pumping Stations , Sludge Drying Beds ,
Treatment Plants , Lagoons - Applicants for site aziprova1
shall submit copies of the information supplied to the
State Health Department . ( Rev . 12/ 26/ 73 )
6 . 1 ( 10 ) Dog Kennels
A . Dog kennels shall -he located at least 2 , 640 feet from
any public place of assembly , and from any E , R , H , MH ,
T , B or S zone district or subdivision ; and at least
660 feet from any existing residence on another lot
without '.!r• t •ritten approval of the fee owner of said
residence .
B . Manures he handled and disposed of in a sanitary
manner , ;,proved by Lhe Weld County Health Department .
C . Suitable chemical and scientific controls shall be pro-
vided for rodent and insect control .
D . Draina'iv ru Hities or improvements shall he con-
structed to protect any adjacent rivers , streams or
other bodies of water . ( Rev . 12/ 26/ 73 )
(Reproduced by Colorado "epartment of Health, 1974)
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COUNTY POWERS AND FUNCTIONS
AZTIC*E 23, aA—rc,e-Gv d
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL SITS AND FACILITIES
-49dW/36-23-1. Definitions. -20120-47536-23--9. Department to promulgate
Seto-/0236-23-2. Unlawful to operate site rules and regulations.
and facility-without do-.10-//036-23-10, _Minimum standards.
certificate of designation. 36-23-11. REPEALED.
30 -.0+2336-23-3. Application for -certificate&oo-/,/36-23 12. Departments to render
30.,z,io7/36 13-4. Factors to be considered. assistance.
30-�0 /as36-23-5. Licenses. .'oe10i/L36-231.3. Revocation of certificate.
3o ao/0636 23-6. Private -disposal prohibited3D o_/u 36-23-1-4. Facility deemed public
—when. nuisance - -when.
3O..e0/0736 23-7. Designation of exclusive Sc_t ,'/36-23 15. Violation - penalty.
sites -and facilities. 30 /-4-3613 1 6. County solid wastes dis-
a0-aolog36 13-8. _Contracts -with governmental posal sites and f-acility
units Authorized, fund - tax.
__ Definitions. (1) -As used in this article, unles the context
otherwise indicates:
(2) "Solid wastes" means garbage, refuse, sludge of 'sewage disposal
plants, and other discarded solid materials, including solid- waste materials
resulting from industrial, commercial, and from community activities, but
shall not include agricultural wastes.
(3) "Department" means the department of health.
(4) "Approved" site or facility means a site of facility for which a
certificate of designation has been obtained, as providedin this article.
(5) "Person" means an individual, partnership, private or municipal
corporation, firm, or other association of persons.
(6) "Solid -waste disposal" means the collection, storage, treatment,
utilization, processing, or final disposal of solid-wastes.
(7) "Solid wastes dispos-al. 'site and facility" means the location and
facility at which the deposit and final treatment of solid wastes occur.
(8) "Transfer station" means a facility at which refuse, awaiting
transportation to a disposal site, is transferred from one type of collection
vehicle and placed into another.
(9) "Recyclable materiels" means a type of -material that 1s subject to
reuse or recycling.
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Chapter 36, Article 23
(10) "Recycling operation" means that part of a solid wastes disposal
facility or a part of a general disposal facility at which recyclable materials
may be separated from other-materials and for further processing.
36 -23 Unlawful to operate site and facility without certificate of
designation. (1) Except as provided in subsection (2) of this section, on
and after July 1, 1967, it shall to unlawful for any person to operate a solid
'wastes disposal site and facility in the unincorporated portion of any county
-without first having obtained therefor a cettificate of designation from the
board of county commissioners of the county in which such site and facility
is located.
(2) Any site and facility for the disposal of mill tailings, metallurgical
slag, mining wastes, junk automobiles or parts thereof, or suspended solids
collected, treated, or disposed of within a sanitary sewer system, in operation
immediately prior to July 1, 1971, shall have until July 1, 1972, to comply
with the provisions of this article and the rules and regulations adopted
by the department.
36 23 3. Application for certificate. -Any person desiring to operate
a solid wastes disposal site and facility within the unincorporated portion
of any county shall make application to the board of county commissioners
of the county in which such site and facility is or is proposed to be located
for a certificate of designation. Such application shall be accompanied by
a fee of twenty-five dollars which shall not be refundable, and shall set
forth the location of the site and facility; the type of site and facility;
the type of processing to be used, such as sanitary landfill, composting, or
incineration; the hours of operation; the method of supervision; the rates
to be charged, if any; and such other information as may be required by the
board of county commissioners. The application shall also contain such
engineering, geological, hydrological, and operational data as may be required
by the department by regulation. The application shall be referred to the
department for review and for recommendation as to approval or disapproval,
which shall be based upon criteria established by the state board of health,
the state water pollution control commission, and the air pollution control
commission.
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-36 23 4. Factors to be considered. (1) (a) In considering an appli-
-cation for a certificate of designation, the board of county commissioners
shall take into account: -
(b) The effect that the solid wastes disposal site and facility will
have on the surrounding property, taking into consideration the types of
processing to be used, surrounding property uses and values, and wind and
Climatic conditions;
(Z) -The convenience and accessibility of the solid wastes disposal site
and facility to potential users;
(d) The ability of the applicant to comply with the health standards
and operating procedures provided for in this article and such rules and
regulations as may be prescribed by the department;
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.pter 36, Article 23
(e) Recommendations by local health departments.
(2) Except as provided in this article, designation of approved solid
-wastes disposal sites and facilities shall be discretionary with the board
of county commissioners, subject to judicial review by the district court of
appropriate jurisdiction.
(3) Prior to the issuance of a certificate of designation, the board
of county commissioners shall require that the report which must be submitted
by the applicant under section 36-23-3 shall have been reviewed and a recommen-
dation as to approval or disapproval made by the department and shall be satis-
fied that the proposed solid wastes disposal site and facility conforms to the
comprehensive county land use plan, if any. The application, report of the
department, comprehensive land use plan, and other pertinent information
shall be presented to the board of county commissioners at a public hearing
to be held after notice. Such notice shall contain the time and place of
the hearing and shall state that the matter to be considered is the applicant's
proposal for a solid wastes disposal site and facility. The notice shall be
published in a newspaper having general circulation in the county in. which
the proposed solid wastes disposal site and facility is located at least ten
but no more than thirty days prior to the date of the hearing.
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36-23-5. Licenses. If the board of county commissioners deems that
a certificate of designation should be granted to the applicant, then it
shall issue the certificate, and such certificate shall be displayed in a
prominent place at the site and facility. The board of county commissioners
shall not issue a certificate of designation where the department has recommended
disapproval pursuant to section 36-23-3.
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36 23 G. Private disposal prohibited - when, No private dumping of
solid wastes shall be made on any property within the unincorporated portion
of any county except on or at an approved site and facility; but private
dumping of one's own solid wastes on one's own property shall not be subject
to the provisions of this article as long as it does not constitute a public
nuisance, endangering the health, safety, and welfare of others and so long
as such dumping is in accordance with the rules and regulations of the
department.
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36 23-7. Designation of exclusive sites and facilities. The governing
body of any city, city and county, or incorporated town may by ordinance
designate and approve one or more solid wastes disposal sites and facilities,
either within or without its corporate limits, if designated and approved
by the board of county commissioners, as its exclusive solid wastes disposal
site and facility or sites and facilities, and thereafter each such site and
facility shall be used by such city, city and county, or town for the disposal
of its solid wastes; but prior to any such designation and approval, such
governing body shall hold a public hearing to review the disposal method or
methods to be used and the fees to be charged, if any.
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)36-23-0. Contracts with governmental units authorized. (1) An approved
solid wastes disposal site and facility may be operated by any person pursuant
to contract with any governmental unit.
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Chapter 36, Article 23
(2) Any city, city and county, county , or incorporated town acting by
itself or in association with any other such governmental unit or units may
Establish and operate an approved site and facility under such terms and con-
ditions as may be approved by the governing bodies of the governmental units
Involved. In the event such site and facility is not operated by the govern-
mental unit involved, any contract to operate such a site and facility shall
le awarded on a competitive bid basis if there is more than one applicant for
a contract to operate such site and facility.
(3) Any city, city and county, county, or incorporated town acting by
itself or in association with any other such governmental unit may acquire by
condemnation such sites as are needed for trash disposal purposes.
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36 23-9-. Department to promulgate rules and regulations. (1) (a) The
department shall promulgate rules and regulations for the engineering design
and operation of sold wastes disposal sites and facilities, which may include:
(b) The establishment of engineering design criteria applicable, but
not limited, to protection of surface and subsurface waters, suitable soil
characteristics, distance from solid wastes generation centers, access routes,
distance from water wells, disposal facility on-site traffic control patterns,
insect and rodent control, methods of solid wastes compaction in the disposal
fill, confinement of windblown debris, recycling operations, fire prevention,
and final closure of the compacted fill;
(c) The establishment of criteria for solid wastes disposal sites and
facilities which will place into operation the engineering design for such
disposal sites and facilities.
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36 23 10. Minimum standards. (1) (a) The rules and regulations
promulgated by the department shall, subject to the provisions of section
36-23-6, contain the following minimum standards:
(b) Such sites and facilities shall be located, operated, and maintained
in a manner so as to control obnoxious odors, prevent rodent and insect
breeding and infestation, and shall be kept adequately covered during their
use.
(c) Such sites and facilities shall comply with the health laws,
standards, rules and regulations of the department, the water pollution control
_commission, and all applicable zoning laws and ordinances.
(d) No radioactive materials or materials contaminated by radioactive
substances shall be disposed of in sites _or facilities not specifically
designated for that purpose.
(e) A site and facility operated as a sanitary landfilll shall provide
means of finally disposing of solid wastes on land in a manner to minimize
nuisance conditions such as odors, windblown debris, insects, rodents, smoke,
and shall provide compacted fill material, adequate cover with suitable
material and surface drainage designed to prevent ponding and water and wind
-erosion, prevent water and air pollution, and upon being filled, shall be left
in a condition of orderliness, good esthetic appearance and capable of blending
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Chapt 36, Article 23
with the surrounding area. In the -operation of such a site and facility,
the solid wastes shall be distributed in the smallest area consistent with
handling traffice tole unloaded, Shall be -placed in the most dense volume
practicable using 'moisture and compaction or other -method approved by the
department, shall be tire, insect, and rodent resistant through the appli—
cation of an adequate layer of inert material at -regular intervals and shall
have a minimum of windblown debris which shall be collected regularly and
placed into the fill.
(f) Sites and facilities shall be adequately fenced so as to prevent
waste material and debris from escaping therefrom, and materiel and debris
shall tot be allowed to accumulate along the fence line.
(g) Solid wastes deposited at any site or facility shall not be burned,
except that in extreme emergencies resulting in the generation of large
quantities of combustible materials, authorization for burning under controlled
conditions _may be given by the department.
3b 23-11. -0. (REPEALED) .
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-36-23-12. tepartments to render assistance. The department and local
health departments shall render technical advice and services to owners and
operators of solid wastes disposal sites and facilities and to municipalities
and counties in order to assure that appropriate measures are being taken to
protect the public health, safety, and welfare, In addition, the department
sha:1 have the duty to coordinate the solid wastes program under this article
-with all other programs within the department and with the other agencies of
state and local government which are concerned with solid wastes disposal.
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36 23 13. Revocation of certificate. The board of county commissioners,
after reasonable notice and public hearing, shall temporarily suspend or
revoke a certificate of designation that has been granted by it for failure
of a site and facility to comply with all applicable laws, resolutions, and
ordinances or to comply with the provisions of this article or any rule or
regulation adopted pursuant thereto.
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36=23-14. Facilities deemed public nuisance - when. Any solid wastes
disposal site and facility found to be abandoned, or that is operated or main-
tained in a manner so as to violate any of the provisions of this article or
any -rule or regulation adopted pursuant thereto shall be deemed a public
nuisance, and such violation may be enjoined by a district court of competent
jurisdiction in an action brought by the department, the board of county
commissioners of the county wherein the violation occurred, or the governing
body of the municipality wherein the violation occurred.
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Violation - penalty. Any person who violates any -provision
of this article shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction
thereof, shall be punished by a fine of one hundred dollars, or by imprison-
inent in the county jail for not more than thirty days, or by both such find
and imprisonment. Nothing in this article shall preclude or -preempt a city,
a city and county, or an incorporated town from enforcement of its local
ordinances. Each day of violation shall be deemed a separate offense under
this section.
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Chapter 36, -Articl-e 23
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36 23 16. -County solid wastes disposal site and facility fund — tax.
Any county is authorized to establish a county solid wastes disposal site and
facility fund. The board of county commissioners -of such county may levy a
solid wastes disposal site and facility tax, in addition to any other tax
authorized by law, on any of the taxable property within said county, the proceeds
-of which shall be deposited to the credit of said fund and appropriated to
pay the cost of land, labor, equipment, and services needed in the operation
bf solid wastes disposal sites and facilities. Any county is also authorized,
after a public hearing, to fix, modify, and collect service charges from
users of solid wastes disposal sites and facilities for the purpose of
financing the operations at those sites and facilities.
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