20-12-03 (Existing) Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Department of Environmental Management

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9-27. Loads, shall be securely tied and/or covered upon arrival at the transfer station, to prevent spillage. 9-28. Al,l customers shall follow the directions of SW D personnel or County contractors before unloading. 9-29. The scavenging of unloaded material is prohlbitec! 9-30. Any concerns regarding a violation of safety practices should be reported to the SW D personnel'. 9-31. Drinking alcoholic beverages, smoking, uuse of drugs, or use of firearms is prohibited. RULE 10 Organics Facilities Operating Rull�es 10-1. Only acceptable organics as posted at the facilities or as, published on the SWD website) and greenwaste shall be accepted at the organics facilities. Contaminated loads, may be rejected. 10-2. All greenwaste, including logs and branches, but exclul,ding palm fronds, shall be 5 feet or less in length and 18 inches or less in diameter. 10-3. All greenwaste customers' vehicles shiall be weighed at the scaleho use before and after unloading. Commercial and non -self-hauling customers who fail to weigh out shall be charged for the entire inbound weight. Customers who do not weigh out milay be prohibited from the facility in the future. 101-4. Mulch customers may bypass the scalehousei with approval of the director. 10-5. All busine:ss, government agency and non-piriofit agency greenwaste customers shall have a current Solid Wast�e Facility Disposal Permit. 10-6. Any customer's load may be inspected before and after unloading. If the load 'is contaminated, the material may be rejected and reloaded i�nto the customer's vehicle. 10-7., Any unauthorized person entering into the organics facility during nonworking hours shall be considered to be a trespasser and shall be subject to criminal enforcement under chapter 20, HCC. 10-8. All customers enter the facility at their own risk. CO-9. All customers shall adel and/o� W-