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ORDINANCE NO. 89- 56
(Hazardous Waste Generators)
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors ordains as follows
(omitting the parenthetical footnotes from the official text of
the enacted or amended provisions of the County Ordinance Code) :
SE TION 1. SU101ARY. This ordinance amends Division 413 of the
County Ordinance Code by deleting the provisions requiring
hazardous waste generators to obtain public health licenses and
pay public health license fees (added by Ordinance No. 84-37 ) ,
adds Chapter 450-4 requiring hazardous waste generators to pay
fees for inspection services provided by the Health Services
Department, and sets the fee amounts.
SECTION II. Sections 413-3.416, 413-3.1008 and 413-3. 1246 of the
County Ordinance Code, added by Ordinance No. 84-37, are
repealed.
SE TION III. Section 413-3 .604 of the County Ordinance Code is
amended, to exclude hazardous waste generators from the list of
activities and establishments requiring public health licenses,
to read:
413-3.604. Licensable Activities. The following must be
licensed hereunder: restaurants, retail food markets, wholesale
food markets, food processing establishments, roadside stands,
food salvagers, ice plants, peddlers, itinerant restaurants,
bakeries, retail food vehicles, food vending machine businesses,
public swimming pools, wiping rag businesses, small water
systems, septic-tank toilet cleaners, and infectious waste
producers .
(Ords. 89- 56 5 3, 85-28 5 21 84-37 5 21 78-43 S 11 74-79 S 3,
74-1 . )
SECTION IV. Division 450, Hazardous Materials, is renamed
"Hazardous Materials and Wastes. "
SECTION V. Chapter 450-4 is added to the County Ordinance Code,
to read:
Chapter 450-4
Hazardous Waste Generators
450-4.002 Authority. This chapter is enacted pursuant to
Health and Safety Code Sections 510, 25180 and 25185, and the
Memorandum of Designation between the State of California and the
County of Contra Costa, recognizing the authority of the County
Health Officer, as an agent of the State, to enforce the minimum
standards and regulations controlling hazardous wastes adopted
pursuant to Health and Safety Code section 25150 in Contra Costa
County.
(Ord. 89- 56 S 5. )
450-4.004 Definitions. (a) General . Unless otherwise
specified in this section or indicated by the context, the terms
used in this Chapter have the meanings ascribed to them in Health
and Safety Code Chapter 6 .5 (S 25100 et seq. ) and Chapter 30 of
Division 4 of Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations.
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(b) "Hazardous waste generator" means any person, by site,
whose act or process produces hazardous waste identified or
listed in Article 9 or 11 of Chapter 30 of Division 4 of Title 22
of the California Code of Regulations, or whose act first causes
hazardous waste to become subject to regulation, except that
'hazardous waste generator' does not include persons required to
pay a hazardous waste facility fee for that same individual
subject pursuant to Health and Safety Code section 25205 . 2, and
does not include persons handling only hazardous waste produced
incidental to owning and maintaining their own place of
residence.
(c) "Person" means an individual, trust, firm, joint stock
company, business concern, corporation, including, but not
limited to, a government corporation, partnership, and
association. "Person" also includes any city, county, district,
commission, the state or any interstate body, and the federal
government or any .department or agency thereof to the extent
permitted blaw.
(Ord. 89- 56y S 5 . )
450-4.006 Area of Application. Fees required by this
chapter shall be required of hazardous waste generators within
the unincorporated area of the county and within any city in
which the county health officer enforces the statutes and
regulations referenced in section 450-4 . 002.
(Ord. 89- 56 S 5. )
450-4.008 Administration. The county health officer is
charged with the responsibility of administering and enforcing
this chapter, and is authorized to promulgate rules or
regulations consistent with and necessary for its efficient
administration.
(Ord. 89- 56 S 5 . )
450-4.010 Inspections . Inspections of hazardous waste
generators will be conducted to enforce minimum standards and
regulations controlling hazardous waste and to assist in the
minimization of hazardous waste.
(Ord. 89- 56 5 5 . )
450-4.012 Fees; manner of payment. Every person who is a
hazardous waste generator shall pay such inspection fee as is
prescribed by the Board of Supervisors, on forms prescribed by
the county health officer or designee.
(Ord. 89- 56 S 5 . )
450-4.014 Fees; time of payment. The fee imposed pursuant
to section 450-4 . 012 is due and payable annually on the date
prescribed on the fee payment form.
(Ord. 89- 56 S 5. )
450-4.016 Fees; failure to make timely payment; penalty.
If the inspection fee is not paid to the county health officer or
designee within the time prescribed for payment, a penalty of 10%
of the fee shall be added thereto for every month which the fee
is delinquent, not to exceed a maximum penalty of 30% .
(Ord. 89- 56 5 5. )
450-4.018 Fees. The board may, by ordinance and from time
to time, prescribe inspection fees to be paid by hazardous waste
generators .
(Ord. 89- 56 .5 5. )
SECTION VI. HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATOR FEES IMPOSED.
A. Pursuant to County Ordinance Code section 450-4 .018 and
the authorities set forth in County Ordinance Code section 450-
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4 .002, the following inspection fees on hazardous waste
generators (defined in County Ordinance Code section 450-
4 . 004(b) ) are imposed beginning calendar year 1989 .
B. Fee Amounts .
_ 1 . The fee imposed on hazardous waste generators
generating less than five (5) tons of hazardous waste in a
calendar year is ninety dollars ($90.00) annually.
2 . The fee imposed on hazardous waste generators
generating five (5 ) tons or more of hazardous waste in a calendar
year is the amount of the fee imposed pursuant to Health and
Safety 'Code section 25205.5.
SECTION VII. SEVERABILITY. If any provision of this ordinance
is held invalid or unenforceable by a court of competent
jurisdiction, that holding shall not affect the validity or
enforceability of the remaining fees or provisions, and the Board
of Supervisors declares that it would have adopted each part of
this ordinance irrespective of the validity of any other part.
SECTION VIII. EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance becomes effective
30 days after passage, and within 15 days of passage shall be
published once with the names of the supervisors voting for and
against it in the CONTRA COSTA TIMES , a newspaper published
in this County.
PASSED on August 15, 1989 by the following, vote:
AYES: Supervisors Powers, Fanden , Schroder, McPeak and Torlakson
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN:None
ATTEST: Phil Batchelor, Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors and
Count nnistrzof
De uty Board Chair
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Schedule C as submitted
SPECIAL DISTRICT AUGMENTATION FUND
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED ALLOCATIONS
FISCAL YEAR 1989-1990
FIRE DISTRICTS OTHER
AVAILABLE FUNDS TOTAL OPERATIONS CAPITAL (NON-FIRE)
Beginning Balance $ 145,415 $ 10,511 $ 0 $ 134,904
1989-1990 Allocation $30,927,375 $ 21,649,163 $3,092,737 $ 6,185,475
TOTAL $31,072,790 $ 21,659,674 $3,092,737 $ 6,320,379
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Proposed Allocation August 15, 1989
County Fire Districts (Sch. A) $16,681,256
Independent Fire Districts (Sch. B) $1,064,069
Police Service Areas:
County (Sch. A) $ 1,689,467
Kensington Community
Services (Sch. B) $ 506,101
Recreation & Parks:
County Service Area M-16 (Sch. A) $ 4,000
County Service Area M-17 (Sch. A) $ 54,416
Crockett Park & Recreation (Sch. A) $ 37,163
Independent Districts (Sch. B) $ 512,073
Library Service Areas (Sch. A) $ 66,671
Cemetery:
Byron-Brentwood-Knightsen (Sch. B) $ 22,373
Flood Control Districts (Sch. A) $ 656,718
Storm Drain Maintenance Dist. (Sch. A) $ 24,000
Miscellaneous - County Service Area M-1 (Sch. A) $ 15,000
Affirmative Action $ 15,120 $ 3,780
General Administration $ 97,532 $ 10,837
Fire District Consultant Services $ 10,000
County Library $ 2,189,700
Balance $3,791,697 $3,092,737 $ 586,496
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Revised as adopted August 15, 1989
SCHEDULE C
SPECIAL DISTRICT AUGMENTATION FUND
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED ALLOCATIONS
FISCAL YEAR 1989-1990
FIRE DISTRICTS OTHER
AVAILABLE FUNDS TOTAL OPERATIONS CAPITAL (NON-FIRE)
Beginning Balance $ 145,415 $ 10,511 $ 0 $ 134,904
1989-1990 Allocation $30,927,375 $ 21,649,163 $3,092,737 $ 6,185,475
TOTAL $31,072,790 $ 21,659,674 $3,092,737 $ 6,320,379
As modified by Board of
Supervisors on 8/15/89 $31,072,790 $ 21,659,674 $2,474,190 $ 6,320,379
Unspecified needs 618,547
Adjusted Total $31,072,790 $ 22,278,221 $2,474,190 $ 6,320,379
(As per firefighter agreement)
Proposed Allocation August 15, 1989
County Fire Districts (Sch. A) $16,681,256
Independent Fire Districts (Sch. B) $1,064,069
Police Service Areas:
County (Sch. A) $ 1,689,467
Kensington Community
Services (Sch. B) $ 506,101
Recreation & Parks:
County Service Area M-16 (Sch. A) $ 4,000
County Service Area M-17 (Sch. A) $ 54,416
Crockett Park & Recreation (Sch. A) $ 37,163
Independent Districts (Sch. B) $ 512,073
Library Service Areas (Sch. A) $ 66,671
Cemetery:
Byron-Brentwood-Knightsen (Sch. B) $ 22,373
Flood Control Districts (Sch. A) $ 656,718
Storm Drain Maintenance Dist. (Sch. A) $ 24,000
Miscellaneous - County Service Area M-1 (Sch. A) $ 15,000
Affirmative Action $ 15,120 $ 3,780
General Administration $ 97,532 $ 10,837
Fire District Consultant Services $ 10,000
County Library $ 2,189,700
Balance $4,410,244 $2,474,190 $ 586,496
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