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Year <br />A <br />Site Use — Roseville <br />1995 I 1996 <br />1,940 ( ',04I <br />121 <br />Collection Site <br />1997 <br />1,798 � <br />112 <br />1998 <br />1.795 <br />112 <br />Several tirnes during 1998 the County, in cooperation with the City of Roseville, promoted the site to <br />residents by providing site information for publication in the City newsletter. <br />Permit condition �2: Work with City staff to prepare biannual review/monitoring and inspection of <br />area outside of concrete area. <br />Following City Council approval of the permit extension in June of 199�, staff from the City of Roseville <br />met with Ramsey County staff at the Roseviile site in September of 1994 to discuss the permit condition <br />regarding site review/monitoring and inspection. City and County staff agreed at that tirne that there was <br />no need to conduct soil sampling, and that the terms of the permit condition would be ft�lfiiled by the <br />County's site inspection program and County reporting to the C;tv on site usage each year. <br />Permit condition #3: If changes occur in the operator, operations or uses, they must be reviewed and <br />approved by the City. <br />There were no changes in operati�ns or uses at the Roseville seasonal ccilection site during 1998. -�s <br />stated earlier in this report, thk change in operatar has been in name only. Staff once employed by <br />Dynex Industries to operate the Ramsey County HHW program are now employed by the new owner. <br />Superior Special Services. <br />Permit condition #4: The site must be monitored and maintained during the entire year, and existing <br />interim use permit conditions, which have not been amended, still apply. <br />In addition to the site monitoring and inspection program described above, the Enviro.�mental Health <br />Section has developed a year-round site observation program that uses personnel from the County <br />Public Works Department, Public Health Department, and the Woodview detention facility on Kent St. <br />Staff from Public Works and Woodview routinely drive by the site as part of their regular duties, and <br />ha�e been asked to notify the Environmental Health Section if site maintenance is needed. Staff from <br />the Environmental Health Section also periodically drive by the site. Also, gates at the site entrance and <br />e�t drives are locked year-round to prevent unauthorized access. <br />Permit condition #5: Site signage is approved subject to staff approval with notations of a hot-line for <br />citizen call-ins when something unusual occurs. <br />Signs that include the telephone number for the Environmental Health Section are posted year-round on <br />the �n�ra.*ice and e�t gates a? the site. <br />Following the last day of collection at the site in May and September of 1998, a"Site Closed" sign was <br />also posted near the site entrance gate. On the signpost was a brochure dispenser with flyers promoting <br />the 1998 HHW operating schedule. Ramsey County offers two year-round I-�iIW collection sites: at <br />Superior Special Services in Mounds View, and at the Ramsey County Recycling Center, 775 N. Rice <br />Street in Saint Paul. Both year-round sites are conveniently located to Roseville residents. <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />Saint Paul — Ramsey County Department of Public �-Iaalth <br />Environmental Health Section t 1/16/98 <br />
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