§ 15-62. Terms of registration.

The health director or his authorized representative shall issue a permit to a tire business and mobile tire shop road repair unit to any person who submits the required and completed application, pays to the city the fee as required in this article, and demonstrates compliance with this article and chapter 15, health and sanitation, article V, Dengue Fever prevention, and all applicable city ordinances. Every person registered in accordance with the provisions of this article shall immediately post such registration(s) and inspection report(s) or cause same to be posted in a conspicuous place within the premises where such tire shop and its mobile tire business road repair unit is thereby authorized to be established, maintained or operated.

The city may issue a permit service for a motorized mobile vehicle separate to the tire business permit. Such a permit will give the mobile tire road service the privilege of servicing any vehicle (commercial or passenger) over city streets, provided that no stop for displays or sales shall be longer than thirty (30) minutes at any one (1) place. All tire repairs shall be done as safely as possible with minimum traffic obstruction, After any stop for services of thirty (30) minutes, the mobile tire service must proceed a distance of not less than two hundred fifty (250) feet before another stop for another service. If no service is in need in the nearby area, then mobile tire unit must leave premises. Mobile tire unit must take un-repairable tires and charge the fee for disposing the tire at the city landfill. The mobile tire unit shall not be permitted to solicit while parked on public places street or public way or public right-of-way or public rights-of-way or obstruct traffic. Using a mobile tire service unit is only for emergency tire service which includes change, repair or replace tires. Mobile tire service[s] are not allowed to do any mechanical work such as changing any fluids, repairing leaks, brake repair etc.

Tire businesses and any affiliated mobile road repair service unit shall keep disposal an[d] inventory and records in the form of a transmittal manifest, as prescribed by the city, for a minimum of three (3) years. These transmittal manifests shall be made readily available upon request at reasonable hours for inspection by representatives of the city. The manifest required by this section shall at all times accompany tires while in transit. Any tire business directly delivering waste or used tires generated at its business location to a tire disposal or tire recycling facility must also utilize the transmittal manifest and make such manifest available for production or inspection by representatives of the city, upon request. A tire hauler contracted to deliver tires to a recycling facility or disposal facility must maintain a duplicate copy of the manifest reflecting the delivery of such tires for proper disposal and maintain appropriate state permits (TCEQ). The tire recycling or tire disposal facility shall sign the manifest upon acceptance of the tires and also maintain a copy of the manifest for the facility's records. Notwithstanding the use of a tire hauler or direct delivery by the tire business, the original manifest shall be maintained by tire business evidencing the following information:

(1)

Name, address, telephone number, permit number and authorized signature of the tire hauler;

(2)

Name, address, telephone number, and authorized signature of the tire business who is contracting for the removal of the tires along with the permit number for such business;

(3)

Date of removal/transport and the number of tires being transported;

(4)

Name, address, and telephone number of the location where the tires are to be delivered;

(5)

Upon delivery, the name and signature of the person accepting the tires, including the date of acceptance; and

(6)

Original inventory (number of tires on hand).

(Ord. No. 2000-O-021, § 1, 1-24-00; Ord. No. 2013-O-078, § 1, 7-13-13)