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"1 RESOLUTION NO. 1953 I .it, ,,. ,,; r- It ~ STATE OF MINNESOTA , COUNTY OF RAMSEY CITY OF NEW BRIGHTON RESOLUTION GRANTING THE MENGELKOCH CO. AN OFFENSIVE TRADES LICENSE AND AFFIXING CERTAIN CONDITIONS OF OPERATION WHE~S The City of New Brighton is responsible for the general safety, health, welfare and well-being of its residents and has established codes to aid in carrying out this responsibility, and WHEREAS City Code .Chaptl';:lr;24 Emt:\.tled Sewer Department Regulations and Chapter 15, Artiqle'VTI, entitled Offensive Trades, and Metropolitan Sewer Board Rules and Regulations for the Metropolitan,DisposalSyste~ and the Minnl';:lsota Pollution Control Agency S"l;a'ndards 'all app:ty to the operation o'f The Mengelkoch Co. as a rendering business, and WHEREAS The City is aware and "has been' informed that certa in ." def;iciencies in the operation of the Mengelkoch Co. have occurred in the past with respect to these codes, rules, regulations and standards, and WHEREAS, odor emission tests performed at the Mengelkoch Co. in August, 1976 indicated odor emissions in excess of the limit allowed by Minnesota Pollution Control Regulations APC-9, and WHEREAS, an Offensive Trade License was issued to The Mengelkoch Co. in Resolution No. 1803A on December 14, 1976 on the basis of certain conditions, including conformance to APC-9, and WHEREAS, odor emission tests performed on July 25, 1977 at The Mengelkoch Co. indicated emissions of 200 odor units, which is a violation of APC-9, and WHEREAS, The City Council determined in Resolution No. 1911 that a plan and timetable for correction of odor pollution violations had to be prepared by the Mengelkoch Co. and submitted for City Council approval, and WHEREAS, The Mengelkoch Co. has prepared and submitted such plan, and WHEREAS, The deficiencies in the odor emissions from the Mengelkoch Co. affect the safety, health, welfare and well-being of the residents of the City of New Brighton, and WHEREAS, The deficiencies which previously existed in regard to disposal of sewage have, in the past, affected the safety, health, welfare and well~being of the City's residents in that such deficiencies cause plugging of the sanitary sewer and lift station, interference with sanitary sewer service to others, dumping of raw sewage on the open ground, and emission of offensive odors in the neighborhood, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the plan for correction of air pollution violations submitted by The Mengelkoch Co. is hereby approved. I