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5-2-5-1: USE OF DISPOSAL SITES:
A. Waste Received From: Only waste generated in Ada County or at the Bogus Basin Recreation Area may be deposited at county operated disposal sites; provided, however, that the board, in its sole discretion, may consider and may agree to accept waste generated outside of Ada County or the Bogus Basin Recreational Area (out of county waste) upon a written request which sets forth the circumstances for the request. The board, in its sole discretion, may place any limitations and/or conditions, such as, but not limited to, the duration of acceptance, amount and/or type of out of county waste to be accepted at county operated disposal sites.
B. Driver's License: No person shall be permitted to operate a motor vehicle on a county operated disposal site without a valid driver's license.
C. County Residency: With the exception of out of county waste as approved by the board, only residents of Ada County may deposit waste at a county operated disposal site. Proof of county residency can be demonstrated by: a valid driver's license or identification card bearing an Ada County address and/or a current utility or property tax bill or receipt bearing an Ada County address. (See definition of "resident" in section 5-2-3 of this chapter.)
D. Origin Of Commercial Waste: With the exception of out of county waste as approved by the board, any owner or occupant of commercial premises that chooses to self-haul solid waste to a county operated disposal site pursuant to subsection 5-2-4-4C of this chapter may be required to demonstrate that the material originated in Ada County. The origin of commercial waste material can be demonstrated by:
1. Providing the cashier at the gatehouse a copy of the current building permit or property tax notice containing the address of the commercial premises from which the waste was generated; or
2. Completing and submitting a landfill disposal authorization form to the solid waste management department. The solid waste management department will verify the information provided.
E. Fraudulent Use Of Ada County Disposal Sites: No person may dispose of waste at county operated disposal sites under fraudulent circumstances.
F. Scavenging: No person shall scavenge, separate, collect or remove material from a county operated disposal site unless permitted in writing by the designated county official.
G. Unlawful Entry: It is unlawful for any person to enter or use county operated disposal sites except during the hours designated unless authorized by the designated county official.
(Ord. 577, 3-22-2005; amd. Ord. 744, 2-23-2010; Ord. 982, 9-26-2024)
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