Sec. 260.206. - Temporary storage of waste tires.

Each transporter shall own or shall operate under a valid lease of at least one year, a lot not less than one acre in size for the temporary outdoor storage and/or separation of waste tires. If 1,000 or more whole tires are stored outdoors on the site on any given day, the requirements for a waste tire site under State law must be met by tire dealers, generators, transporters, recapping facilities and ultimate disposal sites. If, however, tire shredding, chopping or processing is conducted outdoors on the premises, the lot size shall be at least five acres. The lot size shall also be properly zoned for the activity conducted thereon. Any temporary storage of waste tires on a lot less than one acre in size shall be in an enclosed facility. Each tire dealer or generator shall not store greater than 1,500 tires on their property at any time, and such storage of tires shall be subject to inspection by the Chief. (1) All tires not stored inside a building, shall be covered or the waste tire dealer shall, at least monthly, spray the un-covered tires for pest control, and indicate, on their monthly required report, the date the tires were sprayed for pest control. (2) At the end of each day, all tires not stored inside a building, shall be secured inside a secure six-foot, locked fence or secured with a chain lock. (Ord. 87-1527-829, § 1; Ord. 89-1301-649, § 2; Ord. 2013-10-E, § 1)