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REFUSE § 20-35 (f) The suspension or revocation procedure shall be as follows: (1) Upon determination that sufficient reasons exist to revoke or suspend a disposal permit, the director shall inform the permit holder by registered mail of the director's decision to suspend or revoke said permit; (2) The letter shall also inform the permit holder of the effective date of the suspension or revocation and the specific reason for suspension or revocation of the disposal permit; (3) The permit holder shall be given a period of ten working days to cure the complaint. At the end of the ten-day period, the County shall notify the permit holder in writing either that the complaint has been remedied or that the permit is still to be revoked or suspended. If the permit is still to be revoked or suspended said letter shall describe the process by which the permit holder may request a hearing before the director; (4) If the permit holder requests a hearing before the director, one shall be scheduled within two working days of the request. The decision of the director or a designated representative shall stand unless after a hearing the original decision is shown to be clearly erroneous; (5) A request for a hearing shall not act to stay the director's decision to revoke or suspend. (g) There shall be a fee of $25 for the issuance of a refuse disposal permit to a business, Federal or State agency, religious entity or nonprofit organization, payable with the application therefor. There shall be no f'ee for the issuance of a permit to persons not acting as or on behalf of a business, public agency, religious entity or nonprofit organization. (1994, ord 94-87, sec 4; am 1995, ord 95-41, sec 1; am 2002, ord 02-66, sec 4.) Section 20-36. Refuse removal business; restrictions. (a) Any vehicle used for the collection and removal of refuse shall be kept in a clean, inoffensive, and sanitary condition. (b) All refuse shall be handled and hauled in such a manner so as to prevent the scattering, spilling, or leaking of the refuse. (c) Certain transfer stations will be designated and determined to be incompatible for use by businesses or commercial activities. Use of these designated transfer stations by business or commercial activities shall be prohibited after July 1, 1989, except as authorized by written permit with conditions set forth by the director. (d) No person, business, Federal or State agency, religious entity or nonprofit organization shall, at any County solid waste facility, dispose of any rubbish, prohibited materials or refuse which has been brought into the County of Hawaii as rubbish, prohibited materials or refuse from outside of the County of Hawaii. This subsection shall not apply to refuse generated en route in the ordinary course of business by aircraft or maritime passengers or crew, incidental to operations of aircraft or maritime traffic arriving in the County. 20-9