125 of 1973 - Amending Chapter 1, covering air pollution control. ROLL CALL
November 13 ,19
✓NOTING Aye Nay Salt Lake City,Utah, _Z3
Mr.Chairman....
I move that the Ordinance be passed.
Barker
Harmsen /J� -'�^(7
Harrison
Phillips
Result AN ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1 OF TITLE 3 of the Revised Ordinances
of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1965, relating to air pollution control.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION 1. That Chapter 1 of Title 3 of the Revised Qrdinances of
Salt Lake City, Utah, 1965, relating to air pollution control, be, and the
Same hereby is, amended to read as follows:
CHAPTER 1
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
SECTIONS:
3-1-1. Short title
3-1-2. Purpose
3-1-3. Creation of air quality control section
3-1-4. Powers and duties
3-1-5. Definitions
3-1-6. Air pollution prohibited
3-1-7. Nuisance prohibited
3-1-8. Inspections
3-1-9. Reporting of information
3-1-10. Notice of construction
3-1-11. Reporting equipment malfunction
3-1-12 Compliance method
3-1-13. Visible emissions
3-1-14. Open burning
3-1-15. Fugitive dust
3-1-16. Odor control
3-1-17. Severability
3-1-18. Penalty
Sec. 3-1-1. Short title. This ordinance shall be known and may
be cited as the Salt Lake City Air Pollution Control Ordinance.
Sec. 3-1-2. Purpose. The purpose of these regulations and Stan-
- dards is to preserve, protect and improve the air resources of Salt
Lake City so as to promote health, safety and welfare, prevent injury
to human health, plant and animal life and property, foster the
comfort and convenience of its inhabitants and, to the greatest degree
practicable, facilitate the enjoyment of the natural attractions of
the city of Salt Lake.
Sec. 3-1-3. Air quality control section. There is hereby created
a section of air quality control in the Salt Lake City-County Health
Department.
Sec. 3-1-4. Powers and duties. In addition to any other powers
vested in it by law, the Salt Lake City-County Health Department shall:
(1) Conduct studies, investigations and research relating to air
pollution and its prevention, abatement and control;
(2) Issue such orders as may be necessary to effect the purpose
of this ordinance and enforce the same by all appropriate administra-
, tive and judicial proceedings;
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(3) Secure necessary scientific, technical, administrative
and operational services, including laboratory facilities, by
contract or otherwise, through the authority of the Board of
City Commissioners.
(4) Prepare and develop a comprehensive plan or plans for the
prevention, abatement and control of air pollution;
(5) Advise, consult and cooperate with other local government
units, agencies of the state, industries, interstate or interlocal
agencies and the federal government, and with interested persons
and groups;
(6) Review those matters having a bearing upon air pollution
referred by other agencies (such as Planning, Zoning, Building and
Fire Departments) and make reports, including recommendations, to
the referring agencies with respect thereto;
(7) Collect and disseminate information and conduct educational
and training programs relating to air pollution;
(8) Encourage voluntary cooperation by persons or affected
groups to achieve the purposes of this ordinance;
(9) Receive and administer grants or other funds or gifts from
public and private agencies, including the state and federal govern-
ment, for the purpose of carrying out any of the functions of this
ordinance;
(10) Do any and all acts which may be necessary for the successful
prosecution of the purpose of this ordinance within the purview
of all city ordinances as established and such other acts as may be
specifically enumerated herein.
Sec. 3-1-5. Definitions. For the purpose of this chapter the
following terms, phrases and words shall have the meanings given
herein:
(1) Agricultural burning means open burning, in rural areas,
essential to agricultural operations, including the growing of crops,
the raising of fowl, animals or bees, when conducted on the premises
where produced.
(2) Aerosols means any dispersed matter, solid or liquid, in which
the individual aggregates are larger than single molecules but
smaller than 500 microns in diameter (a micron is one-millionth of
a meter).
(3) Air contaminant means any particulate matter or any gas,
vapor, odorous substance, suspended solid or any combination thereof,
excluding steam and water vapors.
(4) Air contaminant source means any and all places where an
air contaminate originates.
(5) Air pollution means the presence in the ambient air of one
or more air contaminants in quantities sufficient to be excessive
or objectionable as determined by the standards, rules and regulations
adopted by the Salt Lake City-County Health Department.
(6) Air Quality Section means Air Quality Section of the Salt
Lake City-County Health Department.
(7) Ambient air means the surrounding or outside air.
(8) Atmosphere means the air that envelopes or surrounds the earth
and includes all spaces outside of buildings, stacks or exterior ducts.
(9) Board means the Salt Lake City-County Board of Health.
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(10) $TU means British Thermal Unit, the quantity of heat
necessary to raise the temperature of one pound of water one
degree Fahrenheit.
(11) Clearing index means a number indicating the predicted
rate of clearance of ground level pollutants from a given area.
This number is calculated by the U.S. Weather Bureau, from daily
measurements of temperature lapse rates and wind speeds and
directions from ground level to 10,000 feet.
(12) Control equipment means any equipment which has the function
of controlling the emissions from a process, fuel-burning, or
refuse-burning equipment and thus reduces the creation of, or the
emission of air contaminants into the atmosphere or both.
(13) Department means the Salt Lake City-County Health Department.
(14) Director means the Salt Lake City-County Director of Health.
(15) Emission means the act of discharging. into the atmosphere,
an air contaminant or an effluent which contains or may contain an
air contaminant, or the effluent so discharged, into the atmpsphere.
(16) Equivalent opacity means the relationship of opaqueness or
percent obscuration of light to the Ringelmann Chart for shades
other than black and is approximately equal to the following:
Opacity Percent Ringelmann
10 0.5
20 1
30 1.5
40 2
60 3
80 4
100 5
(17) Existing installation means a plant, process, process equip-
ment or a device, construction of which began prior to the effective
dateLof any regulation having application to it.
(18) Facility means machinery, equipment, structures or any part
of accessories thereof, installed or acquired for the primary purpose
of controlling or disposing of air pollution.
(19) Fugitive dust means solid airborne particulate matter
emitted from any source other than through a stack or chimney.
(20) Garbage means the animal and vegetable waste and food refuse
resulting from handling, preparing, cooking and consumption of food.
(21) Heavy fuel oil means a petroleum product or similar material
heavier than diesel fuel.
(22) Household waste means any solid or liquid material normally
generated by a person or persons in a residence in the course of
ordinary day-to-day living, including but not limited to garbage,
paper products, rags, leaves and garden trash.
(23) Incinerator means any device used for the destruction of
garbage, rubbish, or other wastes by burning or to process salvageable
material by burning.
(24) LPG means liquid petroleum gas such as propane or butane.
(25) Multiple chamber incinerator means any device used to
dispose of combustible refuse by burning, consisting of three or
more refractory lined combustion furnaces in series physically
separated by refractory walls, interconnected by gas passage ports
or ducts and employing adequate parameters necessary for maximum
combustion of material to be burned.
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(26) New installation means a plant, process or process equip-
ment, construction of which began following the effective date of
the regulation concerned. A modified process unit or system shall
be construed as a new installation if a physical change in, or
change in the method of a process unit system, increases the amount
of any air pollutant not previously emitted. An increase in either
production rate or hours of operation alone shall not be considered
a change in method of operation.
(27) Odor means property of an air contaminant that affects
the sense or smell.
(28) Open burning means a fire from which the products of
combustion are emitted directly into the open air without passing
through a stack or chimney.
(29) Particulate means any gas-borne material, except uncombined
water, which exists as a liquid or solid and which is capable of
being suspended in a gaseous system.
(30) Person means any individual, public or private corporation
partnership,association, firm, trust, estate, the state of any
department, institution, bureau or agency thereof, any municipal
corporation, county, city and county or other political subdivision
of the state or any legal entity whatsoever which is recognized
by the law as being subject to rights and duties.
(31) Public nuisance means unlawfully doing any act which either
annoys, injures or endangers the comfort, repose, health or safety
of three or more persons or which in any way renders three or more
persons insecure in life or the use of property.
(32) Recreational fire means a campfire which can be safely
confined to a fire ring no larger than eight feet in diameter.
(33) Refuse means any solid waste, including garbage and trash.
(34) Ringelmann Chart means the chart published by the U. S.
Bureau of Mines (Information Circular 8333) which illustrates
graduated shades of gray to black for use in determining the light
obscuring capability of particulate matter.
(35) Salvage operation means any business, trade or industry
engaged in whole or part in salvaging or reclaiming any product
or material, including, but not limited to, metals, chemicals,
shipping containers or drums.
(36) Sandblasting means the use of a mixture of sand and air
at high pressures for cleaning and/or polishing any type of surface.
(37) Stack means any chimney, flue, conduit or duct arranged
to conductemissions to the ambient air.
(38) Trash means solids not considered to be hightly flammable
or explosive including, but not limited to, clothing, rags, leather,
plastic, rubber, floor coverings, excelsior, tree leaves, yard
trimmings and other similar material.
(39) Waste means all solid, liquid or gaseous material, including,
but not limited to, garbage, trash, household waste, construction
or demolition debris, or other refuse including that resulting from
the prosecution of any business, trade or industry.
Sec. 3-1-6. Air pollution prohibited. No person shall cause
or permit the discharge from any source whatsoever such quantities
of air contaminants or other material which cause injury, detriment,
nuisance or annoyance of any person or the public or which cause
injury or damage to business or property as defined in Sec. 9-8-5(5)
and Sec. 9-8-13 through 9-8-16 of this ordinance.
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Sec. 3-1-7. Air pollution nuisance prohibited. (1) No person
shall cause or permit the discharge from any source whatsoever
such quantities of air contaminants or other materials which cause
a nuisance to any person or to the public.
(2) Nothing in any other part of these regulations concerning
emissions of air contaminants or any other regulations relating
to air pollution shall in any manner be construed as authorization
or legalizing the creation or maintenance of a nuisance as
described in Sec. 3-1-5(31).
Sec. 3-1-8. Inspections - Right of entry. Any duly authorized
officer, employee, or representative of the department may, with
the consent of the person or persons in control of an air con-
taminant source, enter and inspect any property, premise, or place
on or at which such an air contaminant source is located or is
being constructed, installed, or established at any reasonable time
for the purposes of ascertaining the state of compliance with this
chapter and rules and regulations in force pursuant thereto. A
suitably restricted search warrant, upon a showing of probable
cause in writing and upon oath or affirmation, may be issued by a
court of competent jurisdiction to such officer, employee, or
representative of the department for the purpose of enabling him
to make such inspection. No person shall refuse entry or access to
any authorized representative of the department who requests entry
for purposes of inspection, and who presents appropriate creden-
_ tials and warrant, nor shall any person obstruct, hamper, or inter-
fere with any such inspection, Nothing in this section shall be
construed to prevent prompt inspection without consent or appro-
. priate warrant in emergency situations. If requested, the owner
or operator of the premises shall receive a report setting forth
all facts found which relate to compliance status.
Sec. 3-1-9. Reporting of information. Persons engaged in opera-
tions which may result in air pollution shall, if so required, file
with the Air Quality Section reports containing information as to:
1. Location and description of source;
2. Rate, duration and composition of contaminant emission;
3. A schedule whereby an unlawful activity will be brought
into compliance over a specified period of time;
4. Progress in achieving compliance; and
5. Such other information as the Air Quality Section may
require.
Sec. 3-1-10. Notice of construction. Except for the exemptions
listed herein, any person planning to construct a new installation
which will or might reasonably be expected to become a source of
air pollution or to make modifications to an existing installation
which will or might reasonably be expected to increase the amount
or change the effect of, or the character of, air contaminants
discharged, so that such installation may be expected to become a
source of air pollution, or any person planning to install control
equipment or other equipment intended to control emission of air
contaminants, shall submit to the Air Quality Section a notice of
intent to construct prior to initiation of construction.
(1) The following information shall be submitted with the
notice of construction:
a. A dexcription of the nature of the process(es) involved;
the nature, procedure for handling, and the quantities of raw
materials; the type and quantity of fuels employed; and the
nature and quantity of finished product.
b. Expected composition of effluent stream both before and
after treatment by any control equipment, including emission
rate, volume, temperature and contaminants.
c. Expected physical characteristics of aerosols.
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d. Size, type and performance characteristics of control
equipment.
e. Location and elevation of the emission point and other
factors relating to dispersion and diffusion of the air con-
taminant in the outer air, the relation of the emission to
nearby structures and window openings , and other information
necessary to appraise the possible effects of the effluent.
f. The location of planned sampling points and the tests to
be made of the completed installation by the owner when neces-
sary to ascertain compliance.
(2) The following types of installations are exempt from the
notice requirements:
a. Comfort heating equipment, boilers, water heaters, air
heaters and steam generators with the rated capacity of less
than 500,000 BTU per hour.
b. Comfort ventilating systems not designed to remove air
contaminants generated by or released from equipment.
c. Unit space heaters.
d. Vacuum cleaning systems used exclusively for commercial
or residential housekeeping.
e. Exhaust systems for controlling steam and heat which do
not contain combustion products.
f. Fuel-burning equipment using no other fuel than natural
gas or L.P.G., or other mixed gas distributed by a utility in
accordance with the rules of the Public Service Commission of
the State of Utah.
Sec. 3-1-11. Reporting of equipment malfunction. (1) Equipment
shutdown - In the case of shutdown of air pollution control equip-
ment for necessary scheduled maintenance, the intent to shut down
such equipment shall be reported to the Air Quality Section at
least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the planned shutdown. Such
prior notice shall include, but is not limited to, the following:
a. Identification of the specific facility to be taken
out of service as well as its location.
b. The expected length of time that the air pollution
control equipment will be out of service.
c. The nature and quantity of emissions of air pollutants
likely to be emitted luting the shutdown period.
d. Measures, such as the use of off-shift labor and equipment,
that will be taken to minimize the length of the shutdown period
or minimize the quantity of emissions.
e. The reasons why it would be impossible or impractical to
shut down the source operation during the maintenance period.
f. Approval from the department to continue operations
during the period of shutdown.
(2) Equipment malfunction - Excessive emissions resulting from
unavoidable breakdown of equipment or procedures must be reported
immediately (within 24 hours) to the Air Quality Section. Within
five (5) days of the beginning of such an incident, a written
report shall be submitted to the Air Quality Section which shall
include the cause and nature of the event, estimated quantity of
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pollutant, time of emissions, and steps taken to control the
emission and to prevent recurrence. Such emission shall not be
deemed in violation providing this report is considered accept-
able to the Air Quality Section.
Sec. 3-1-12. Compliance method. Emissions shall be brought into
compliance with the requirements of this ordinance by reduction of
the total weight of contaminants discharged per unit of time rather
than by dilution of emissions with clean air.
Sec. 3-1-13. Visible emissions. (1) Single sources of emis-
sions from existing installations, except incinerators and internal
combustion engines, shall be of a shade or density no darker than
a number 2 Ringelmann Chart (40 percent black) or an equivalent
opacity except as provided in Section 3-1-13(6).
(2) Single sources of emission from any incinerator or any
other new installation, except internal combustion engines, shall
be of a shade or density no darker than a number 1/2 Ringelmann
(10 percent black) or an equivalent opacity, except as provided
in Section 3-1-13(6) .
(3) Gasoline engine emissions shall not be visible except for
a starting motion no farther than 100 yards or for stationary
operation not exceeding 3 minutes in any hour.
(4) Emissions from diesel engines manufactured after January
1, 1973, shall be of a shade or density no darker than a number
1/2 Ringelmann (10 percent black) or an equivalent opacity, except
for starting motion no farther than 100 yards or for stationary
operation not exceeding 3 minutes in any hour.
(5) Emissions from diesel engines manufactured before January
1, 1973, shall be of a shade or density no darker than a number 2
Ringelmann (40 percent black) or equivalent opacity, except for
starting motion no farther than 100 yards or for stationary opera-
tion not exceeding 3 minutes in any hour.
(6) Exceptions:
a. When conducting a procedure or using equipment necessary
to the operation of a process such as, but not limited to,
building a new fire, tube blowing, initial warm-up or start-up
of locomotives, or cleaning grates, the limits specified in these
regulations may be exceeded when it can be demonstrated to be
unavoidable.
b. An emission failing to meet the standard because of the
effect of uncombined water shall not be in violation.
Sec. 3-1-14. Open burning. (1) Community waste disposal - no
open burning shall be done at sites used for disposal of community
trash, garbage or other wastes except when authorized for specific
periods of time by the Salt Lake City-County Health Department on
the basis of justifiable circumstances reviewed and weighed in
terms of pollution effects and other relevant considerations
following written application.
(2) General prohibitions - no person: shall burn any trash,
garbage or other wastes, nor shall conduct any salvage operations,
in any open fire except in conformity with the provisions of
Section 3-1-14(3) and 3-1-14(4) below.
(3) Permissible burning - without permit. When not prohibited
by other laws or by other officials having jurisdiction, and pro-
vided that a public nuisance is not created, the following types
of open burning are permissible without the necessity of securing
a permit:
a. In devices for the primary purpose of preparing food
such as outdoor grills and fire places.
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b. Campfires and fires used solely for recreational purposes
where such fires are under the control of a responsible person.
Anyone planning a fire larger than that defined in Sec. 3-1-5
(32) will be required to obtain a special permit. Bonfires,
fires built to burn Christmas trees, rally fires and similar
fires are prohibited.
c. indoor fire places.
d. Properly operated industrial flares for combustion
of flammable gases.
e. Burning on the premises, of combustible household wastes
generated by occupants of dwellings of four family units or less
in those areas only where no public or duly licensed disposal
service is available.
(4) Permissible burning with - Permit-exemptions. When not
prohibited by other laws or other officials having jurisdiction,
and when a public nuisance is not created, the types of open
burning listed as (1) through (6) below, are permissible:
a. Under the terms of individual permits issued by the Air
Quality Section, under a "clearing index" system approved
and coordinated by the Utah State Division of Health, or
b. When specifically exempted by the Salt Lake City-County
Health Department following written application and appropriate
consultation.
c. Application may be made by a political subdivision of Salt
Lake County, as well as by an individual citizen.
d. All burning permitted under this section is to take place
during the hours specified by the Salt Lake City-County Health
Department.
1. Agriculatural burning including on-premise orchard
prunings, field stubble and weeds and open burning to clear
irrigation ditches.
2. Open burning of tree cuttings and slash in forest
areas where the cuttings accrue from pulping, lumbering and
similar operations, but excluding waste from sawmill operations
such as sawdust and scrap lumber.
3. Open burning of trees and bushes within railroad and
public road rights-of way provided that dirt is removed from
stumps before burning, and that tires, heavy fuel oil or
other materials which cause severe air pollution are not used
to start the fires or keep fires burning.
4. Open burning of solid or liquid fuels or structures
for removal of hazards or eyesores or for fireman training
purposes when conducted under the direct control and super-
vision of organized fire departments.
5. Open burning in remote areas of highly explosive
or other dangerous materials for which there is no other
known practical method of disposal.
6. Open burning for special purposes, or under unusual
circumstances when approved by the Salt Lake City-County
Health Department following formal request.
Sec. 3-1-15. Fugitive dust. (1) No person :shall cause,
suffer, allow or permit the emission of fugitive particulate matter
from any process, including any material handling or storage
activity, that is visible beyond the property line of the emission
source.
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(2) No person shall cause, suffer, allow or permit a building
or its appurtenances or open areas to be used, constructed, re-
paired, altered or demolished without taking reasonable pre-
cautions to prevent particulate matter from becoming airborne.
Dust and other types of particulates shall be kept to a minimum
by such measures as wetting down, covering, landscaping, paving,
treating, or by other reasonable means.
(3) No person shall cause, suffer, allow or permit the repair,
construction or reconstruction of a roadway or an alley without
taking reasonable precautions to prevent particulate matter from
becoming airborne. Dust and other particulates shall be kept to
a minimum by employing temporary paving, dust palliatives, wetting
down, detouring or by other reasonable means. Earth or other
material shall be promptly removed which has been transported onto
paved streets by trucking or earth moving eg1ipment, erosion by
water, or by other means.
(4) The owner or operator of a commercial establishment or
industrial plant shall maintain control of the establishment premises
or plant premises and establishment or plant owned, leased, or
controlled access roads by paving, oil treatment or other suitable
measures.
(5) No person shall cause, suffer, allow or permit crushing,
screening, drying, handling, conveying of materials, stockpiling,
or other operations likely to give rise to airborne dust without
taking reasonable precautions to prevent particulate matter from
becoming airborne. Dust and other types of particulates shall be
kept to a minimum by such means as spray bars, wetting agents,
enclosure, structural barriers, or other suitable means.
(6) No person shall cause, suffer, allow, or permit sandblast-
ing or related abrasion operations unless sufficient containment
measures are taken to prevent the sand and/or abrasive material
from traveling beyond the property line where the operation is
being conducted.
(7) No owner, operator, or lessee, of any real property located
or situated within Salt Lake City shall, after the topsoil has
been disturbed or the natural cover removed, allow the same to
remain unoccupied, unused, vacant, or undeveloped, without taking
all reasonable precautions to prevent fugitive dust from becoming
airborne. Dust and other particulates shall be controlled by com-
pacting, chemical sealers, resin sealers, asphalt sealer, planting
of vegetation or other reasonable means.
Sec. 3-1-16. Odor control. (1) No person shall cause, suffer,
allow or permit, at any time, any emission from those processes
listed in (a) through (j) below unless the emissions are incinerated
at a temperature of not less than 1200 degrees Fahrenheit for a
period of not less than 0.3 seconds, or processed in a manner
acceptable to the Air Quality Section to be equally or more effective
for the purpose of air pollution control:
(a) Animal blood dryers.
(b) Meat processing.
(c) Animal reduction and rendering cookers.
(d) Meat smoke houses.
(e) Asphalt roofing manufacturing.
(f) Varnish cookers.
Xg) Paint bake ovens.
(h) Plastic curing ovens
(i) Fiberglassing.
(j) Sources of hydrogen sulfide and mercaptans.
(2) A person incinerating or processing gases, vapors, or gas-
entrained effluents pursuant to this regulation shall provide, properly
installed and maintained, in good working order and in operation,
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devices acceptable to the Salt Lake City-County Health Department
for indicating temperature, pressure or other operating conditions.
(3) Whenever dust, fumes, gases, mist, odorous matter, vapors
or any cimbination thereof escape from a building used for any
process including those mentioned in Sec. 3-1-16(1) above, in such
a manner and amount as to cause a violation of this regulation,
the Salt Lake City-County Health Department may order that the
building or buildings in which the processing, handling or storage
are done be tightly closed and ventilated in such a way that all
air and gases and ari or gas-borne materials leaving the building
are treated by incineration or other effective means for removal
or destruction of odorous matter or other air contaminants before
discharging into the open air.
(4) Control of odors: (a) When as many as three complaints of
an objectionable odor situation are registered with the Air Quality
Section, or earlier, at the option of the Air Quality Section, it
shall be the responsibility of the Air Quality Section to investi-
gate the complaints by interview with the complainants and/or other
occupants of the area of concern to determine the source or sources
of odorous matter and the circumstances surrounding its emission.
(b) When it is necessary to ascertain the presence or absence
of an objectionable odor, the determination shall be made by the
Air Quality Section, using a panel as provided in Sec. 3-1-16(4)
(c) below. The panel of five shall be appointed by the Director
and shall consist of not more than two members of the Air Quality
Section.
(c) An odor shall be deemed objectionable for the purpose of
this regulation when a majority of the members of the panel
exposed to the odor determine that it is or tends to annoy, injure
or endanger the comfort, repose, health or safety of a person or
which in any way renders a person insecure in life or the use of
property.
(d) If the panel determines that a person is causing or per-
mitting the emission of an objectionable odor, that person shall
take all steps required by the Air Quality Section to control
the objectionable odor.
(5) Odor-producting materials shall be stored and handled in a
manner such that odors produced from such materials are confined.
Accumulation of odor-producing materials resulting from spillage
or other escape is prohibited.
Sec. 3-1-17. Severability. Should any section, paragraph, phrase,
sentence, or clause of this chapter be declared invalid or unconsti-
tutional for any reason, the remainder of this chapter shall not be
affected thereby.
Sec. 3-1-18. Penalty. Any person who shall fail to do those acts
required in this chapter, and any person who shall do those pro-
hibited herein shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and may be punished
by a fine of $299.00 or six months in jail or both such fine and
imprisonment. If the violator shall be a corporation, the corpora-
tion may be fined $1,000.00. Each and every day that a violation
of this chapter continues shall constitute a separate offense.
SECTION 2. In the opinion of the Board of Commissioners it is neces-
sary to the peace, health and welfare df the inhabitants of Salt Lake
City that this ordinance become effective immediately.
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SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect upon its first
publication.Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah, this
13th day of
November , 1973.
NEXIMM
Temporary Chairman
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C PRER 1 t.Lhcatidn, d eteydG Ot fhe emission point and other fat Passed hY ih Board of Commissioners of;vlf Lake City,Utah,this
N AIR VOlA,0OION CO ROL relating to dispersal,ie1T1 IfruklatMet the oircontaminant In Me o f IJ„r day of November,WI
therelationf thq¢193(rk l b structures and d U CONk D B.HARRISON
ings,and thee Inform lion.necessary to appraise the possible effects of Tcnparrry Chairman
dM1.efil 1 HERMAN J.H0GEN SEN
ail a III,OOnt of chalk... of iheThe comlocation ptetetl insfoilal onabY the owner whents d nete tests to es arY u`dscefta a(SEAL)made.Citv carder I
Ind tlul es codrpliance. BILL NO.125 of 1923 '
f prohibited `0t Thefollowing tapes of installations are exempt front the notice Puhltshee—November 21,19/3 A-51 I
!P Prohibited Req0A¢menis' _.__. _: ..:-.gin ..._,;,.. ,,,i r.,......--...
. Comfort heating equipment,balers,water heelers,air heaters
H OI iOforma110g o anasteam generators with the rated capacity of lees than 500,000 BTU,
onslroctibp Per hoar.
g CWip/Went malfunction per
Comfort ventilating systems not designed to remove ter
Ice Method contaminants generated by or released tram equipment
C.Unit space heaters.
ming
missions
d.Vacuum cleaning systems used exclusively for commercial or res. !'I
dust Identia,housekeeping.
Arai e. Exhaust systems for controlling Ileum and heat which do rivi
Illy contain combustion products.
I.Fuel-burning 010°lent a other tool then natural n
It title.This Ordinance.snail ge knownand may be L.P.O.,er other Ixetl o s distributed by a utility In accordance with
ec City Al,Pollution Control Ordinance. the rules at the Public Service Commission of the Stole of Utvh.
simi-
les,The purpose.Ot these regulations and standards
Sec.3.1-11.Reporting of equipment malfunction.ft)Equipment shvi-
bteci ntl it ae the air resources of Salt Lake
down—In Me case of shutdown of air pollution control equipment forIII
hook hebittr,pafe,v and welfare, of vent injury 10 necessary scheduled e maintenance,the intent to shut down such eau.
t and Ontmai life and property,tester the comfort
meet shall C reported to the Air Quality Section at least r ntmfoIII,l
I its inhabjtonis and,to the greatest degree practice,
(2d) hears Orion o the Imtnetl sM1uttlown.Such prior police shall in
eniovmant Ot the palatal attractions of the city of elude,but•is not limited to Me following: 1 legal
a.Ide^tiftcvtian of the specific facility •ro be token out of service es t he is. legal Rd1)('.7--
ualily control section. There is hereby<ratted a well OS its location. c
My control In the Salt Lake City-County Hearth De- b.The ex ecied length Of time that the air nolivtion cut drat equip.✓ except Sunday) lit
meld will bC oUf Or service.
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C and duties.In addition to an other'powers vest- e.The nature Ond qubntilV of emissions of ail pollutants likely 10 be with general cit.-
ors Lake City.C^unty Health Deportment shah:` milted during the shutdown period.
'!dies,investigations pntl research relating to air poi u d.Measures,such as the sval of Off.sitih lobar and equipment,Ihel ke City, Salt Lake
Mon,abatement and control;sC will be taken to minimize iM1e length of the shutdown neriotl armminimize
ordersIII
:0 may be necessary t0 effect the purpose the quantity Of emissions.
and enforce the same by all appropriate pdminisira- e.The reasons why it would be impossible or ire rac,icai la shut
Ceedjngs; down the source from th during iM1e mainicnonce petted.p
C,`essary sec title, ,,,,mica,, 0,,,,, ,,,r0 and f Approval from the department to continue operations during the
-nddtling Ivba/ochry facilities,by Contract or o1M Parlae bf slNmOw^' p, is punched hereto
,authority of the Board of City Commissioners. 12) Equipment malfunction — F_xor ere emissions resulting from l
ntl ed cant 0 comnrehrnsive plan or plans for the unavoidable breakdown of equipment or rocedures must be reported
m,Ond e4ntr0lofalrvo,will, immediately(within 12410CI hours)to the Air Quality Section.pifhin five(5) I
)Walt and cooperate with ,her Incas government days f the beginning of such an incident,a written report shell be}' '(� f.�-m
the sbiC,industries,interstate ar inter10eg1 a nc,e submitted to the Air Quality.Section which shall include the c and"
call end wilt imeresfed persons and gro o .s nature of the event,estimated nuanti,V of pollutant,time of m ins,_],(
Ise mallets having a bearing uvor air pollution re- and steps takn fo contra,the emission antl to prevent recurrence.Such
ten ids(such as Penning,Zoning,Building and Fire emission Shalt nor be deemed in violation providing this report is con II
nuke reports,including recommendations,to the re. sitlered acceptable to Me Air Quality Section.m,
h respect thergto: Sec. 3.1.12. Compliance method. Emissions Shall be brought into11
1 disseminate intormvtion anti conduct etlucnlion0l cOatiance with the requirements of this ordinance by reduction of the
Illreloling fovir p0l,uflan; - total 'eight of contaminu^Is discharged per unit of time rather than by
rvolvnlary ev ordinance;
by persons or affected Troops dilution of emissions with Clean air.
s I this ordinance: Sec.31-I3.Visible emissions.Ill Single sources at emissions from III
Id administer grant or other n funds or gifts from existing installations, except Incinerators and internal Combustion
ncludinv the state and federal U engines,shall besot a shade or density n0 darker than a umber f
osnoF carrying out any of the functions Of this Ortli- Ringelmonn Chart'(40 percent block)or on equivalent opacity except us.
pr0v?) in Section 3-1.13(6).
ftl olf Ocis whim m y be nee dry i0r the s 0)Single sources Of emission from O r rt11 r other
the Purpose of this r0rtlingn1100 ifhin the p vie ape w installation,except internals combustion engines,shall be of any
shade
esfablishetl and.such other bets ns mvVrbe no, or density no docker}pan 0 umber,Ringelmonn(10 percent Pluck)
I herein. Or an q iv0,ent°pacify,except as provided in Section 3-1-13(61.c
0iijons.For the purpose of ih(s 001,01r the following
13)Gasoline engine emissions shall not be visible except fora start
words shall have fht•mennings given herein: 04 motion no farther than 100 yards or for stationary operniion not
'URAL BURNING, means en burning, i ylr0l Oxceeding3 minutes in any hour.
I t fowlltuial opem,ions, including the wing le (4) Emissions from diesel g1n05 convl0civred after January I. I
of fowl,aatmo, Or bees, when canavctea an the 1923,shall be of 0 shade or density no darker than a umber
duced. Ringelmonn (10 percent black) or an equivalent opacity,except for
y disnersed mutter, 00,itl or 0glfd, in starting motion no farther than 100 Yards or for stationary°peratmn
nl aggregates arc ,urger than Ingle molecules but not exceeding 101011 minutes in any hoar.
nierons to diameter (u micron is onemiliionih of v 151 Emissions from diesel engines nunufaclured before January 1,
1923, shell be of 0 shade )r or manor no darker than c no n1her 2
4MINAPoT means a articulate matter or nv gas, Ringelmonn(40 percent black) ivolenf opacity,except for starllno. tI
stance,suspended solid or any combination thereof ^lotion no farther than l00 yard urgfor stationary onerahml not exceed' ,Il
1 water ing3m notes In any hear
M NANT SOURCE ineons ooy ood oil pfoces where `61 E f
trioinotes.UTION th ,e b t e r pot Oil ° 1 t 1 U 1 I' d i
t , 'n i 0 . ff l i b Inc'orates,
1 U , I I f regulations
t l y C
determined by th standards,rules and regutah^ns rng Ur t the limits -II tl these y ti r 1exceededel tL,Stng C;lei'lc
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Lake City County Health Department.
when, demonstrated tob °v Id I I
b A emission failing to meet the standard because of the effect v
ITV SECTION m ns Air Quality Section of the Spit °teemed water shall not be in vj°,O,. 1
Jolts Department Cn ^^�
IR moos the he oinnlllol Or outside air. Sec.3-1-14.Open burning.(1)Community waste diao;01—n open
:RE mans the
air tlmt cn •lopes r sun ands the burning shall be•done,vt sites used for disposal o1 Cotmluoity no
•all spaces outside at buildings,stacks or exterior 10049gerbageby Or other wastes except when authorized for specific periods of
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time by the Sul,Lake City-County Health Deportment on i0 basis of
ns the Salt Lake CifyCOu^ty Board or Health, justifiable circumstances reviewed and weighed in tams of pollution day of
Is British Thermal Unit,the quantity of heat neces- effects and other rtievunt cansitlero person
following burl,o e trash,
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emp0rvfure of one pound of water Onr.degree Fehr- Ill General prohibitions—no shell burn any trash,garbage
Amer wastes,nor.shah conduct a se wan One rations,in
>INDEX means'a number indicating the predicted fire Cx r in conformity with the pr°visio^s ot Section 3-I-1n(3)°a. i
1 ground level po„utenis from a given area.This 31.14(41 below.
Id by the U.S.Weaiher'Bureou,from daily measure.
(3) Permissible burning—without permit.When not prohibited by lit
ire lapse rates and wintl speeds and directions from Other lows or by other officials Moving jurisdiction,and provided,hut a
0 feel. Publ jc nuisance is not octet,the r0Ilowing types Of open bvrm r�Orr.
EQUIPMENT means any equipment whbah has theil
permissible devices for
necessity of securing o permit:
ling the emissions from a recess,fuehburnin9,o A. In devices for the printery UvrpOse of preparing food such us lit
pment and,thus reduces the realton of °r the Outdoor giiils anti 00016ces.r I
ants into the atmosphere or boll), b Campfires ntl Ines used s le r Ia I
ILNT means the Salt Lake CItY-County Health De- such f d t I 'JUI where.a '� $_.._ ,
oing v t 1 than,het de.. . 3-- 'i p U
R moans the Soft Lake Chu Counfv Director of obtain special I Bonfires,fires built Io burr Christmas i es;Iotary Public
rally f a and similar f, or prohibit..
s the act 0(tlischarging jnto the bimpspher¢, c.indoor rireplbces. s c
I Or •
man effluent which Contains or nm contain an tl.Properly operated industrial flares for combustion of finnan..b
be effluent sn discharged,into the atmosphere go s gV/niny on the premises. of combustible household wastes •
NT OPACITY m ns the rel°I'onsn a of o ',,rated by occupants of dwellings of Poor far it' r M5'
Rion f light 10 the Rrngelmann Chart for ashades jryose un1Y`v+itere no m.JUlic or duly liCentied disposal or
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1 is apiiroximately equal to Me following; ebs crvtr.c is
'LENT RINGELNIAfJN available.(4)Permissible hatpins with- Permit.exemptions.When not praM1iU- •
.........................._......................................__...Os iced by other Iwo or other officials having jurisdiction,mut when o
•'"""'"""""'""""'"""""-"'""""""""""'""'1 Public nuisance i5 not created,the fvpe5 of open burning listed as III
.........................................................................I.5 through(6)below,arc errmlOOible: ',.
•"""'"'""""'""""""'"""'"'""' """"""'2 O.tinder f0 terms of individual Permits issued by the Air Duality {
"'"''""'""'""""""""""""""'"""""""""""""' Section,under a"clearing index"system approved and coordinated by i
—'-' """""""""""'"""'""""""""""" file Ufoh State Division of health,Or
.,-.INSTALLATION eta oo, b.When specifically exempted by the Soil Lake CitV'Cauolr Heulfh
t cNSCALLATION means o plan,, rO es process 000arhnent following written apulicv,ian and oc0100ria,e cansul,afion.
..traction of which began prior to the re,fec c.Application may be made by a political subdivision of Soil Lake
lotion having application to it. County.as well as by On individual •
acii nerY, envmment, st Orl a noY citizen.
thereof nsfa„cd ar tic red far thy pr mars par. hours burned a TI il under this ,' i take late doting
I disposing Il air pollution.fthe hours specified by l' 105 i1 Lake inn 0 1 Health Deportment. 1'I
I DUST mean' solid airborne particulate matter 1 Agri 010000 l bit including e s or chord d n rgs,field
e other Man through a stack or chimney.
stubble and weeds and open burning to clear nrigotion ditches.
the animal d °king waste and toad 2.Open burning oft cuttings and slosh- 'forest n he
Ith h dhng,pr caking and""nri ptrbr or cu,trnas a e Irom !' I b d it but
robe egg was.[irnm r m-ii onerai ons such as sal tit. a , ]
JEL OIL ,vans a pe,rolcum product or similar r _ turn her. on
level fuel.m nap 3.Open burnlnq Or trees and bushds within railroad and public real
solid liquid nv100'll lnhls-oi way Pr.....that dirt is removed from stumps before bvrninn,
ILD WASTE
by u per on Car sp,rsons in residence it the O.that tires,heavy fuel.oil or other r materiels which cause severe air
tl t d Iincluding but anal lima.1pollutionn coot used, i iM 1' k f t
1. tl 9 d Rosh. A Open horning of d I' 'd fuels structures 1 of
5.rags.TOR y a sea tar the destrurt r h Os r eyesores r i f M1 ,led
ti as,es b b a or fO vroccss sal a. thetlredcn,roi d f ff d 1. t
•1 - 5ng. .Open burning I f highly other dutt-
iCvidpetrolevnt Sus such us propane or Mutant. germ. materials ter which there is no other known pr°cticol method ofjI
CHAMBER INCINERATOR m any device used
tlraaspl.
'Justible refuse by burning, consisting of llothreee° a 6.Open burning tar special purposes,or under u usuni Circa^s,anc. tli
nod combustion furnaces i physically s s when approved-by the Sou Lake CiipCoun,y Health Department,oh
Y wplls, 'ntereonr ecied by s ag ^1 I ,I
g 1 q , t CL.. I ma 11 Fugitive rmit Me ern,siot, ntl () Or•
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In)l f. d includingy i f•l tli storage activity, Mot visible
ITALLKtb,.01rION , ,,non„, , or Ion i
f t ,ht. following he effectivedate '-ll) 9 - i „yr,or,
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d hd i tl t t h 1 b tappurtenances Or to b constructed, d al-
-I II i' '1 physical n h 1 ed d monocled vnM05l baking h,.0r fo 0,vent
t le tie am^vo,af1a paricpla,e muffer Irom becoming e b Dust C d her type,of
u'l'eme. rf`ed A ^cr d ,heer co,nm in n,;„— particulates shallbe kept to a m by such measures +Chin,
tome.brdl o,be Cconsjderetl change ---. down,covering,Jandsc0Olhg,e00 g,treating,or by pourer reasonable 1
}ns Orbpedv 01 0n air c0nfaminunf that bfteds the means.(3) Na person shall am,surfer,ali0w a per.,lb,r - I
RNING means a lire t whitir iM1e pmdvcts of siruction or rContruction of a roadway Or r arCralley without taking
hilted diracllu into theroayte ter wbhau, vassmg easonable precautions to prevent particulate matter Morn becommy
IrmnaV - airborne. Dust[boa other par„cutotes shall be kept to a minimum by •
l,l �'r t' l Ure in:i 1 ".�1U'rr'. 's ', mum or pl'� 11 lr t,nilunmg +,, ,
o lruyd d codwrinst A modified vruical; Una,change st;:m v;trc tie its apmirtenuncrs or open urens to be user, constructed, centered, (II i
r Onlmeth as a new es unititos r a physical no nl change in tared or demolished without taking reasonable urecautlone to prevent
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Dale method of O process mi d.An increases in the ernaao of anyi air particulate molter from becoming airborne. Duet and other types of
orfl Unt n01 perati n emitted. An increase either production rote narticutafes shall be kept inn minimum by such meanu rn5 us welting
of ems
of operation alone shall not be considered a change in meth• down, covering, JandsCOpNW, paving, treotin9, or, by other reasonable
Oti J( 7) 00On. means.
+ {271 ODOR•means oroPerty of an air cantaminoat that affects the •
(�1 No person shall rause, sutler, (Mow or perneil the repair, run-
sonse of smell. strucljatt or reconstruction of o roadway or an alley without taking
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(281 OPEN BURNING means a fire from which the products of reasonable nrcr_ou lions fo Dreveol portlrulole mpfter from becoming
i$rough a s ore emitted directly into the open air without Passing oirbarne. Oust and other particulate; shall be kepi to a mfnb'num by
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tn. (29)a stock or chimney. employing temporary ooving, (lust pultiatives, welling down. detouring
m dwater, which
PARTICULATE means any oos•bornd material, except or by other reusonoble means. Earth or other material stroll be ,
Me of being suspendede, which a exists os a liquid or solid and which is cope• promptly removed which has been tronsporfed onto paved etrcots by i
Me of being RONmeans in anyyous system. trucking or earth moving equipment, erosion by water, or by other I
{30) PERSON indivlduol, public or private corporation moans li
Onrtncrship, association, firm, trust, estate, the state or any depart- (41-!hc or operator of o COmmefOal nsrUUllstrment or It1Ua5- �
merit, institution, bureau or agency thereof, any municipal corporation, 'Ir(al plant shall owner or ojn razor of the. mar bi eSti aliments Plant i
cOuniy, city and county or other political subdivision of the stoic or prenusa and Csfonesbment or plant owned, lensed, or cO premises
access
wh legal entity dwhatsoeverduties.
which is recognized by the law as being roads by paving,Oil treatment or other sU ii'tble measures.
tiUbl act to rights anNUISAs.
(3t) PUBLIC NUISANCE means unlawfully doing any act which Ci- CA No person stall cause, suffer, allow or permit aysfliny, screen- ,:.
'her anb3ys, injures or endopgers the comfort, repose, health or safety ina, dryilitr, handling. conveying of materials, stockpiling, or other over il
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'): three or more persons or which in any way renders'three or more otions likely to glee rise to airborne dust without inking reasonable
si,'r Sons insecure in lite or the use of property. precautions to prevent particulate matter from becoming airborne. Dust ' �
(e2) RECREATIONAL FIRE means a campfire which. can be safely and othera $types of particulates
elting axe nag,tsr epret tosa minimam borby.
such r
confined to a tire ring no larger than eight feat in diameter. I
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(33)REFUSE.means any solid waste,Including garbage and trash. other suitable means.
(34) RINGELMANN CHART means the chart published by the U.S. (6) No person s11011 cause, softer. alioyr, or Permit eandblasGnq Or e
eureou of Mines (tnhOrMation Circular 8333) which illustrates Oradu- related abrasion operations unless sufticient containment measures Ore ;
urod shades at gray to black for use in determining the light obscur- taker to properl the y line tendwherc anhed/orope elanotion is being but material
ii ron, traytbe g I
inn capability? SatGE OPEteR matter,
(351 SALVAGE OPERATION means onv business,trade or industry f71 No owner, onerotm-, or lessee, of Oily n:ul property located or (
engaged in whole or part in salvaging or reclaiming any product or situated within Salt Lake City shall,oiler the topsoil has been disturbed •
material, including, but not limited to, metals, chemicals, shipping or the natural toyer removed, allow the some to remain miuccupied,
r'gntainers or drums. unused, vacant, or undeveloped, without taking till reasonable r,reCau-. Ij
(361 SANQBLASTiNG means the use of a mixture of sand and air tions to prevent fugitive dust train herantiag airborne. Oust mid other 1
rit high pressures for cleaning and/or polishing oily type of surface. porticuiates shall he controlled by cotru+nctiny, cileraicat sealers, rosin
(3i) STACK meurls any chimney, flue, conduit or duct arranged to sealers, asphalt seater, Mooting of vegetation or other reasonable
conduct emissions to the ambient air, means.
(381 TRASH means solids not considered to be highly flammable or Sec. 3.1-16. Odor control. (1) No person shall cause, suffer, allow or
explosive including, but not limited to, clothing. rags, leather. plastic. permit, at any time, any emission front those processes listed in (a)
rubber,floor coverings,excelsior,tree leaves, yard trimmings and oilier through ot not l^(it bss belowhan unless
the m iessions nheiref Inca period oted at an le (essal
ure
han
^tmi(39 material.
(39) WASTE menus all solid, liquid or gaseous material, including. 0.3 seconds, or processed in a manner atJ:eptObte to the Alr Quality
but not limited to, garbage, trash, household waste, construction or Section to he equally or store effective for the purpose of sir nollution
demolition debris,or other refuse including that resuhting tram the pros- control:
zyuton of any business, bone r industry.
(a)Animal blood dryers.
Sec. 3-1-6. Air pollution prohibited. No person shall cause or permit Ib)Mcot processing.
the discharge from any source whatsoever such quantities of air (c)Animal reduction and reneering cookers.
untaninunis or other material which cause injury, detriment, nuisance (d)Meat smoke houses.
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er annoyance of any person or the public or which cause Injury or (it)Asphalt roofing monufocturing.
eemage to business or propery'os defined in Sec. 9-8-5(5) and Sec. tf)Varnish
niPaint bake kerns. Irs.
t-8-13 through 9-8-16 of this ordinance.
Sec: 3.1.7. Air pollution nuisance prohibited. (i) No person shall (h)Plastic curing ovens
cause or permit the discharge front any source whatsoever such (i)Fiberglnssino.
re-ontities of air contaminants or other materials which cause a nut. litSourc eof hydrogenertn sulfidearkrmerc cCet' gases, vapor- or
$once fo any person or y0 the public.
(2) Nothing in any other port
of these regulations concerning emir- yasantrained effluents nvrsuont to this, regulation stroll provide. properly
>.IOns:of air contaminants or any other regulations relating to air Polio- installed and maintained. in good working order mid in operation,tievjc
Gem shall In any manner be construed os avthorizotion or legalizing the es acceptable to the Salt Lake City-County Health Deportment for
creation or maintenance of a nuisance as described in Sec.3.1-5(31). indicating teumt:r uture,pressure or other operating eonditlnns.
Sec. 3-1-8. Inspections — Right of entry. Any duly authorized officer, (3) Whenever dull. fumes, noses, mist, odorous 'natter, vapor's or
employee, or representative of the department may, with the consent of any ronibinotloa thereof escape from a building_ aced for any.process
,!+IC aersien or persons in control of an olr contaminant source• enter including those mentioned in Sec. 3.1.16(11 above, in such amower
and inspect any property,premise, or place on or at which such On air and amount Os to cause a violation of This regulatton• the Salt Lake.
contaminant source is located or Is being constructed, installed, or e.'r City-Copnty Health Department may order 1101 the building or building,
inblisherf at any reasonable time for the purposes of ascertaining the in
whichverd the
urlac esinsuch afrandlly nu 'ras Man and e ore gdone s he tightly
or,lgn s
elate.of compliance with this chapter and rides aid regulations in force
aursuont thereto. A.suitably restricted search warrant, upon a showing borne materials icovina the building ore treated by incineration or other,
of probable cause in writing and upon oath or affirmation, may be effective means for removal or destruction of odorous matter or other
7,sueel by a court of competent jurisdiction to such officer, employee, or air contaminants before discttarghig Into the open ale _ a99.U9_op.
representative of the deportment for the purpose of enoblin4 trim t0 l41 control Of odors: (at When as many us three rumpldtnts Of tin ylplP'Jrr
make such inspection. No person shall refuse entry or access to any Jbrectroneble odor situation are registered with tee Air QunhIItV section,
nulhorised representative of the deportment who requests entry for our- or earlier, at the option at theroeInc
eoe-
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-ses of inspection, interview and who presents appropriate credentials and -speniibilite of the Air ()utility Section to revestinute (Ire cuei,nlmnts by SEG710N
..."I msrront. nor shall any person obstruct, hamper, or interfere with any intervw with the complainants owl/or other nee winds nts of the area of 5 to the
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.such inspection. Nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent sOn ern f cdeternlhre nr pen its ten or sources at odorous matter Ong the r thato h•
sic arompt inspection without consent or appropriate warrnnl in emergency ;leCTlps
.ituatiads, It requested, the owner or operoror of the premises elicit' re- • (b) When it is necessary to asrrr(oin the presence or absence of or, i
cat<ave a report setting forth oil torts round which relate to compliance obiectionahtc odor,•the dclormtnaliOn shall be mode by the Air f7volity P- '
..'lotus.. >ecrion, using o panel as provided in Se. 3-1-16(41 tel below. The ,
,), h day 01 N.
Sec. 3•I.9. Reporting of informretian. Per-eons anaayed in operations Pa:ei of live shall he uo?ondad by theDiru fur and shall consist of act ,
iiehich may result in air pollution shall, it so required, file with the Air more than A/two mem odor bers of tee Air-d lr ante Sentd,te for the Purpose of leis
et I.-Location
Section retorts containing ource;information as to: (cregulation when a majority at the members of the panel expo ,l to the rf7MAN,).11
5(� 2.Rotetiduration
n and descriptionnd co of source: odor determine that it is or tends to onnry, Mime-or eltdokhicr tile, iy Recnrde
2.Rate,duo ulonwhe a bfoosltion of costa tnant emission;wlor ;@AL1
J.o 3. A schedule ecereby an of t mful activity wilt be brought into comfort,
0 perst repose,ntsecore In life sor the o.uoftproee,r le.which in any way r`ii- IL.L N0.12'
43 Camptionce over a achieving period of time; (d1 It the panel detannigas that o person is causing or permitting uhlishaa—
e.Such other Confomi compliance:and the emission of an eblectionatile odor• that parson shall take all steal
Sc 3 information oflon ns thetio . Exceptcv Section may require.pi
Sec. 3.1.10. Notice construction. for the exemptions listed required by the Alr OvaOty Section to control the objectionable odor.
'intent, any person planning to construct a new installation, which will (S). Odor.produdng materials $Belt be -stored`Lind handled in a ;
er might reasonably be expected to become a source of air OoltuhIon or manner such that odors produced from such materials are confined.
to rroke modifications to on existing installation which will or mlaht AccurnulotIon of odor•tsroduchng materiale reerittlno tram spillage or
feasolwbiy be expected to increase the remount or change the ettect of. other escape is prohibited.
nt the character of, air contaminants discharged, so that such tnsloltm Sec. 34-17.Clause Sev rth lslichopter Shou/beaded seCtb tin need yora'pon olnsfifullonnl I
;A00 may 'be expected to become a source of air pollution, or any fence,
person planning to install control egulpment or other equipment Intended tar a V reason, the remainder of this chanter shah not be affected, I
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