1959-07Bill No. 1959-7
AN AMEN~Dh4ENT 'tb THAT CERTAIN OIti)IidANCE NO. 2.06 OF TIIE VILLAGE OF
RICFIFTi?LD ENTITLID "AN ORDINANCE I'~.'~tJLA1TNG TIIE atA?STRIJCTIC~RT AND
OPERATION OF I?dCINF.RAl0R5, AItiTL? PROVIDIPtG PII~;AL.TIBS FOR TIIE VIOLATION
Ti-IEI:EOF" }'1`.SSED THE 8TfI DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1954
The Village Council of the Village of Richfield do ordain as follows:
Ordinance No. 2.06 of the Village of Richfield entitled "An Ordinance Regctlat-
ing the Construction and Operation of Incinerators, and Providing Penalties for the
Violation Thereof"; passed the 8th day of February, 1954, is hereby amended to read
as follows:
Section 1. The following words, and phrases, as used in this ordinance, shall
have the meanings given them.
A. "Inci_nerator" means any device or structure used or designed to be used as
a receptacle for the Intrning of refuse..
B. "Refuse" means paper, wood, leaves, rags, sawdust, rubbish, garbage, or
any other anima]. or vegetable 12tter, trash or waste which may be burned either
separately or along with other materials.
C. "Commercial establishment" means any multiple residence property on which
there are more than two family units, and any property on which a commercial, insti-
tutional, or industrial activity is conducted.
D. "Commercial incinerator" means an incinerator used in connection with a
commercial establishmment.
E. "Rubbish" means readily combustible waste materals such as paper, cartons,
rags, wood sawdust, fo liage, grass, le ayes and similar waste materials.
F. "Garbage" means animal and vegetable wastes such as food scraps and other
discarded food substances.
G, "Type 1 refuse" means rubbish.
H. "Type 2 refuse" means a combination of rubbish. and an appreciable amount
of garbage not exceeding one-half by weight.
I. "Type 3 refuse" means garbage or refLtse consisting of more than one-half
garbage by weight.
J. "Type 4 refuse" means human and animal remains and waste such as carcasses,
organs and solid organic wastes from hospitals, labor atories, animal hospitals and
pounds and similar sources.
Section 2. It is unlawful to burn any refuse in this village, other than type
1 refuse, except in a commercial incinerator of the type required by this ordinance.
Section 3. It is unlawful to burn refuse from any commercial establishment in
this village except in an incinerator of the type required by this ordinance.
Section 4. A commercial incinerator used solely for the purpose of burning
type 1 refuse shall be, as a. minimum, a portable, packaged completely assembled,
direct fed type, having no less than 5 cubic feet of combustion chamber capacity.
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Section 5. It is unlawful to burn type 2 refuse in an incinerator unless it is
equipped with an auxiliary burner, and a maso m y chimney which extends at least 2 feet
above any roof, ridge, parapet or other structure within 20 feet of the chimney.
Section 6. P~ultiple residence units having more than four family units shall be
equipped to burn at least type 2 refuse, with an incinerator which has an auxiliary
burner, a barometric damper of a size which is at least 3/4ths the size of the area
of th.e breaching or stack in which it is located and which is so located and designed
as to produce a sufficient temperature Cwith a minimum of 1600° farenheit) to assure
complete combustion of type 2 refuse. If there are two but not more than 6 service
openings into the incinerator flu, the flu shall be at least 18 inches by 18 inches
in size. If there are more than 6 openings such flue shall be at least 22 inches by
22 inches. The chimney on any such unit shall extend at least 4 feet above any slop-
ing roof and at least 8 feet above any flat roof.
Section 7. No incinerator shall be used for types 3 and 4 refuse unless approved
and certified in writing for such. use by the chief inspector.
Section 8F All commercial incinerators hereafter constructed or erected shall,
as a minimum, conform to National Fire Pro tection Association Incinerator Code No. 82,
for the year 1958, which is hereby incorporated by reference. Copies of such code
are on file in th.e office of the village clerk and open to public inspection.
Section 9. The stack of any commercial incinerator which is not an integral
part of a building shall be at least 20 feet in height above the base and shall be
at least 5 feet taller than the roof of any building within 30 feet. The chimney or
stack of any co mmercial incinerator shall be screened with a z inch steel mesh screen.
Section 10. In the operation and maintenance of any commercial incinerator,
whether now or herafter constructed or erected, the following regulations shall be
observed. .
A. The feed doors on side-loading or top-loading incinerators shall
be kept closed at all times except during loading.
B~ Non-combustible materials shall not be placed in such incinerator.
C. No such incinerator shall be used for burning without a person in
attendance.
D. No such incinerator shall be operated between 6:00 A,R~i. and 12:00
noon nor at any time when wind or weather conditions cause burning
or charred particles or heavy smoke to blow directly onto neighbor-
ing property, provided that such incinerator may be operated between
such hours if special written permission from the chief inspector
has first been obtained. Such permission may be granted by the chief
inspector if he finds that such incinerator is so designed and located
that its operation will not resu It in danger, nuisance or annoyance
to persons or neighboring property.
P. Such incinerator shall be leept in a state of good repair at all times.
P. Refuse, cinders, debris and other waste materials shall not be permitted
to accumula-ce in or around such incinerator.
G. Such incinerator shall not be operated over its designed or rated capa-
city.
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H. The rated capacity, type of refuse for which designed, operating in-
structions shall be attached to the incinerator, in such location
and condition as to be easily observed and read by an gone wishing to
operate the incinerator.
Section il. It is unlawful to erect, construct, alter or repair a commercial
incinerator without first obtaining a perm3_t therefor from the chief inspector, ex-
cept that minor repairs costing less than $50.00 shall not require a permit.
Section 12. Application for a permit shall be accompanied by plans and
specifications Showing the location and design of the proposed incinerator; its pro-
posed use, its rated capacity, and such other information as the chief inspector
may reasonably require.
Section 13. The permit fee for such permit is $5.00.
Section 14. The permit application shall be reviewed by the chief inspector
and by the fire chief. The permit shall be granted if the proposed incinerator will
comply with the provisions of this ordinance, will be adequate for the purposes in-
tended, and will not be likely to endanger other property in the vicinity. If the
permit is denied the reasons for such denial shall be given to the applicant in writing.
Section 15. Each day that an incinerator is kept or maintained in violation
of the provisions of this ordinance is a separate offense, and each time materials
are burned or an incinerator is used in viola tion of the provisions hereof is also
a separate offense.
Section 16. Any person, firm or corporation who violates any provision of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine of not more than
$100.00 or by imprisonment for not more than 90 days.
Passed by the village council of the pillage of Richfi~,ld t~ l~th_.day of
Riay, 1959. l ~ ' ~`
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ADI4;ND:111,N'1' TO OIi~DINANG~~)/ maintenance of any commercial in-'.
No. 2.06 cinerator•, , whether now or here-'
A.n Amendment to That ~ertuin Or- aft-r constructed or erected, the
dinance No. 2.116 of the ~'illa};r of t'ollowing reg'ttlations shall be ob-
RichYiebl P::titled "Ani Oe•clina:nce served, ~
li.eg~ulatint;• ties Construction and A. The feed doors~on side-]oading-
Oleeratimi of Inciucrutcirs, and Pro- or top-loading incinerators shall be,
vid9n F; Penalties for ile~r. 1%iol:otion kept closed at all times except dur-
thereoY", passed the Rtl: d.:a:y of Feb- in~~ loading.
raa>« 3'D ,4. Y,. Non combustible materials shall
Th'e Villo_e ~C"ouncil of the `rlla;e not. he pitted rn such incinerator. ® ~~~~~~®~
of Richf,eld do ordain as Yollows r. ATO such incinerator shall be~
Ordtnanoe No 2 06 of. the Vlllt~c used for burnm without a person
of Rtchfield, ent,tled "An Ordinance ,n attendance.
Regulating the ~C'ons~truction and I1. ATo such incinerator shall be op-
Operation of Incinerators, and Pro- crated bef.w-een 6:00 a.m. and 1L:OII
viain;g Penalties for the Violation noon nor at any tine when c,~ind or,
Therefore": passed the 8th day of ,veathor conditions cause burning' SS
February, 1954, is hereby amended or charred particles or heavy srnol:e
to read as follows: ~to blow directly oirtb neighboring
Section 1. 7`'he following words, property, provided that s u u h Farrington, GUy ~T. F'arTingtOn, 'being duly
and phrases, as used in this ordin- incinerator may be operated he-' he is, and dUrirlg ail the times herein stated
ante, shall have. the meaning's given twa:en such hours if special written
them.. Dermssion from. the chief inspector Ii)J1lSheY'S 0'f the newspaper known aS 'I'lls
A. "Incinerator" means 'ny device has first been obtained. Such per- '~ fUll kriOwledgtr Of the facts 'h2relnafter
or structure used or designed to' be mission may be granted by the ',n one year prior tO bhe pU~bhcatiOn therein
used as a receptacle for the burn- chief inspector if he finds that such
ing oi' refuse. incinerator is so designed and lo- /
13. "Refuse" means paper, wood, sated that its operation will not ;e O•f Atneridmsrit ~fl ~.'C'd1.C1a11C°G~~V
leaves, rags, sawdust, rubbish, gar- ree,tilt in danger, nuisance or an- ----------------------------____________________-______________________.__________ _.
bags, or any other animal or vege- noyance to persons or neighboring Spaper Was published in the Village of R1C11-
table litter, trash or waste which property. ?nne in, State Of TV11I111eSOta, On Z°121.lrsda O'~f
may be burned either soperately or f'. Such incinerator 9ha11 ~be kept p y
along ~a-ithother materials. ~n a state of good repair at ail ll said time said newspaper 'has been printed
a ''Cnmmerc;al establishment" tines. coin its Office of publication within bhe Vil-
means an,y multiple residence pi°~o- i'. Refuse, cinders, debris a.nd
petty on which there are more than ~thet• waste materials shall not ben G"OUrity, ~:?1nneSOta, from Which it 15 iSSU.ed
two family units, and any property permitted to accumulate in or a- le~WSpaper fOTmat and In COlUIl1n and Sheet
on which a cwnmcrci•al, institu- ronn~? such incinerator. to a~t least 4~~0 rUn111ng inches Of Sin'g'le COl-
tional or industrial activity is con- C. Such incinerator shall not be
ant,tea. "Pet•<ttea o,=er• its aes;gnea or rated as been issued as aforesaid once each weak
~ °`cotnrnercial itrcinerator"mean apac•;ty. bushed in said place of publication and em-
at, rnciner•a or usta .t, ~~>nrreotior II. The i•atea capacity, type .of and bile necessary material for -preparing
with a commercial establishment. •c~fuse for which aestg~ned; operating
l?]. "Rubbish' means readily Dorn tnstru~.tions shall be ateachea to lot the press work on that part of the news-
bustible waste materials such ~ar the incinerator, in such location and ;ws Of interest tO the COmmUtllty it purports
pa.pex•, cartons, rags, wood saw condition as to be easily- obseraed i its known office Of U!bliCatiOn; that dUTin
atilt foliage, grass, leaves and aim- and recta by anyone wishing to o~~p- p g
i]ar waste materials. era,te 'the incinerator. Up not less than twenty=five percent Of 1tS
F'. "Garbage" means animal an.^' Ser,tion 11, It is unlawful. to erect, 3evoted to local news Of interest tO the Cam-
veaetable ~w-astes such as P.oac construct, alter or repair a tom-,TVs' that d~urln all said time It has riot
scraps and other discarded food inertial incinerator -without first' g
sttbstances. ol,ta~:n;ng a permit the>refot from therher~ publication, and has not been entirely
G 'Type 1 rt~fnse rnearrs rubb;sr chef inspector exoePt that minors matter and advertisements; has been cir-
II •Tyne > refuse' means a tom- repass cost.sn less than ~50.0o shallai~d lace of ub~lieati~on to the extent of a~t
bination of rubbish and an aPACe not , squire a permit. ~' p
viable amount of garbage not. ex- Section 1L. Application for a .per-)rty (240) Copies reg'Ularly delivered tO pay-
ceeding- one-halt by weight. mit stall be accornpa.nied by plansntry aS SeCOnd class matter In its local past-
I. °Type 1 refuse means garbage and ~pecificrtions showing the to-h issue has been filed with the State HiStOri-
or rtfuse consisting• of more that Nation and design of the pr,oposea
one half g~a,t ba~:-e by ~~-eight. inoiner~ator: r.s l>roposea use, its Ghat there has been on file in the ~affice; taf the
s. "Tyne a rernsw' rneat,s htunan rated capoc;ty, acrd other such in-lin County, Minnesota, the affidavit of a per-
and a„irnal Tema°ns a>,a ~,-asto such t'ot•rnation as i:ne chief inspector the facts, showin the name and location of
as catcasscs, or::ans and solid or .nay ,easonably require. g
••~a.nic ~~'astcs from hospitals, ]aUora ;`ection 13 The Permit fee for eXlStenCe Of the COnditi0llS COriS~titUting its
tories, animal hospitals and bound°.~ such permit rs $5.00. leWSpaper.
and similar sources. Section l<l. The permit application ~~(~~
SecY.ion 2. It is unlawful to bux>> shall be reviewed by the chief in-
any refuse in this villa~.e, other y~pector~ and by the fire chief. Theft]-(,'tr ~~' ~~1e1Zdl~~l'1'~i 't0 ~rdl.~anC~
than type 1 refuse, excegtt in a pr,rtnit shall be gra.tttea if the Pro-'---•--•---•°•-°--° ...............°_--_--°--.._..._°--°--°-__•_°_°.° _•°...
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commercial n,cinerator of the type posed incinErato,° will comply withrOm the columns of said newspaper, and was
regtnt°e:d by this or-dipance. the Prdvit;fons of this orainance.Zerein fn the Engiish language, once each
S etion 3. It is unlawful to burn ta;;ll bt aclegrtato fox the purposes
refuse from any commercial es- intended, and will not be ,likely to
ta,brishment in this vi110:;e except +ndt tier other property in the'CeSS1Ve weeks; that it waS first SO
~n an inciner°atox• of the type re vicinity. IP the permit is denied' p~U'b~lished
quirc,d b,y th.is orarntnce. the reasons tot such denial st't~l be T~~f
• tSec~ionl solelycformtriccrpl inciner teen to the ap[~licant in wrrttn~,. ~ZS~ lYla
• urpose of S~zc tion 15. 7 a<;h day that an to-- --- --~------- - day Of ----- - --.Y_.__ .--- --- ----. 1959;
burning type 1 refuse shall be, a cinerator is kept or maintained in day Of each week tO and IntaUdi'n~' the
a ntinim.um, a Portable, packaged i~iola.tion ~of the provisions of this
completely -assembled, d'rrct ferl crdinance is t scpa.rate offense, and
i. ~pc, ha.v,n no less Shan b ~ct~tb~< ~ •lthc tPronrstiotisaheroe burned Dry O~f --------- ---- ------ 1959; and that
te~~t of combustion chamber capr an incinerator t5 used in violation'
of is also acopy of the lower case alphabet from A to Z,
Seceio„ s. l_t is unlawful to burn separate offense. rby acknowledged as being the size and kind
type 2 refuse in an. incinerator urr- Section 1.6. Any person, firm °TSit1O11 a11d publication Of Sald notice, t'O-Wit:
leas it is equipped with an auxiliary co.•P~ration who violates any pr•o-
burner, a.nd a mtsonry chimney vision of thr5 ordinance shall, upon ,fghlJklmnOpgTStuVwXyZ
wl,ioh extends at bast 2 feet above conviction thereof, be punished by' i'klmnopgrstuvwgyz
any roof., ridge, parapet or other a fine of. not more than $7.00.00 or. J
structut°e within 20 feet of the by imprisonment for not more thank ~
Chimney. 90 days. ~ ~ ~ ' ~//-/~
Ser,t ior. 6 V9tt7tiplc residence untts Passca by the villa.;;e council of -_--°-°- °--_- _.~. .--°.°_ -•° °-- e - ------°-....--°°
typart2 rr<~fusc~witlottanfam merator Att.es ~llage of Richfield this 11th E-,,.f~ !.~
shall he oqutpPed to burn at least duty of May, 1956. fore me the .~ ~ ~'_._ day Of t>/`i-!~r~ :._ _ 1959
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whuh has to autrlttry burner, a Pdwar°a J. 1Vloline ~ ~~'~~r,,,l~~~~ }--+' b"~,
bat omctric d ringer of a srie.which ~C1erk •• . - LI-•'L_'Sz/ _
is at least %,.'hs tht stie of the atom Irving P. T{elasen, - •--~ -- •°
of the breaohurg ur stash itr whuh Mayor ~ Notary PUb11C, He,2'lnepin G`OUnty, Mln_'.
it is located and which is so iota- O. R. Van Krevelen i ~`
ted and desig~netL~...to _nroctuoe a Manager _ .
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i East 70th St., announce the at
gagement of their daughter, tl:.
!.aron Evelyn, above, to David Oa
~stelIo of bTinneapolis. so
Miss Savage is a graduate of
chfield high and has been at
iployed by the Lincoln Na- th
uxal hife Insurance Co. for 73
e past two years. ~4r. Cos- ~
llo a tended Wa h'b'urn high;
present h~e is in ffarea. d~
They plan a fall wedding. d-,
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A $475 outboard motor was
e loot taken some time Sat-
day night in a burglary at
chfield ~,zarire, '62'25 Lyndale,
a rubbery 'police are inves~ti-
ting this. week.
Jan Mertes, proprietor of ~
ch~fieid P/larine, told officers ~.
try had apparen~tlly been
~~de through a rear window, ~~
d that. additional items from
ugly arrived stock may else ~
ve-been taken. The burglar.
~arently e~9.ted through a
g;2 side door, wraich they 1Ff': !.
,n
~ large outboard motor wa°
s a. Big Twin, typo 19~i7 mode-
ich was priced at $592 whey
!iertes also reported having
;iced two juveniles looking a'
tors earlier in the. week wh
ae-ared sus!pci~ous, ,and de-
ibed them for police.
good rule for highway tra-
is to let the other car get
re first.
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Affidavit of Publication
STATE .~F MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN, ss
Robert A. Broad, L. R. Farrington, Guy T. Farrington, being duly
sworn, on oath says; that he is, and during all the times herein stated
has been, ox~e o.f the publishers of the newspaper known as The
Richfield News, and has full knowledge of the facts hereinafter
stated; that for more than one year prier to the publication therein
of the --Le~a1 Notice___of Amendment to Ordinance 2.Ob
hereto attached, said newspaper was p~.blished in the Village of Rich-
field, in the County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota, on Thursday of
each week; that during all said time said newspaper 'has been printed
in the English language from its office of publication .within the Vil-
lage of Richfield, Hennepin County, 1~;Tinnesota, from which it is issued
as above stated and in newspaper format and in column and sheet
form equivalent in space to at least 450 running inches of single col-
umn, two inches wide; has been issued as aforesaid once each week
from a known office established in said place of publication and em-
ploying skilled workmen and the necessary material for preparing
and printing the name; that the press work on that part of the news-
paper devoted to local news of interest to the community it purports
to serve has been done in its Iynawn office of publication; that during
all said time in its makeup not less than twenty-five percent of its
news columns 'have been devoted to local news of interest to the com-
munity it purports to serve; that during all said time it has not
wholly dwplicated any other publication, and has not been entirely
made wp of patents, plate matter and advertisements; has been cir-
culated in and near its said place of publication to the extent of at
least two hundred and forty (240) copies regularly delivered to pay-
ing subscribers and has entry as second class matter in its local post-
office; that a copy of each issue has been filed with the State Histori-
cal •Society, St. Paul; and that there has been on file in the office+ of tahe
County Auditor of Hennepin County, Minnesota, the affidavit of a per-
son having knowledge of the facts, showing tkxe name and location of
said newspaper and the existence of the conditions constituting its
qualifications as a legal newspaper. ~.~~
That the Le~aZ-.-Notice of Amendment to Ordinance
hereto attached was cut from the columns of said newspaper, and was
printed and published therein in the English language, once each
week, for .......On~----.-. successive weeks; that it was first so published
on Thursday, the -- ----------2~°S-'~.---------- day of --------~la~-------------------- 1959;
and thereafter on Thursday of each week to and including the
IZI/I.Y Oled U~ 'I'O CI
~LUIVISING PIZOE
---------------------------------------•----- day of ------ ---------- ----------------- ---- --- 1959; and that
the following is a printed copy of the lower case alphabet from A to Z,
both inclusive, and is hereby ackxxowledged as being the size and kind
of type used in the composition and publication of said notice, to-wit:
~.bcdefghij klmnopgrstuvwxyz
abcdi~klmnopgrstuvwgyz
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Subscribed and sworn to before me the -~_- f- %~`'day of --__i _~ --~--- 1959
Notary Public, HeYxnepir. County, Mina.
My Commission expires -----------------------------------------------.~ - - - ---- 19....--'---•-
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