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Title 17 — ZONING

Chapter 17.64 — HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES

Bell Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-10-01 · Bell

§ 17.64.010. Purpose and policies.

§ 17.64.020. Definitions.

§ 17.64.030. Conditional use permit required.

§ 17.64.040. Facilities to be located in certain zones.

§ 17.64.050. Application—Form and content.

§ 17.64.060. Application—Procedural requirements.

§ 17.64.070. Compliance required.

§ 17.64.080. Proximity to immobile populations.

§ 17.64.090. Capability of emergency services.

§ 17.64.100. Flood hazard areas.

§ 17.64.110. Proximity to active or potentially active faults.

§ 17.64.120. Slope and soil stability subsidence/liquefaction.

§ 17.64.130. Discharge of treated effluent.

§ 17.64.140. Depth to groundwater.

§ 17.64.150. Groundwater monitoring.

§ 17.64.160. Major aquifer recharge area.

§ 17.64.170. Soil permeability.

§ 17.64.180. Existing groundwater quality.

§ 17.64.190. Air emissions.

§ 17.64.200. Recreation, cultural or aesthetic areas.

§ 17.64.210. Areas of potential mineral deposits.

§ 17.64.220. Proximity to areas of waste generation.

§ 17.64.230. Distance from major transportation routes.

§ 17.64.240. Consistency with the general plan.

§ 17.64.250. Changes in real property values.

§ 17.64.260. Required findings.

§ 17.64.270. Appeal of city council determination.

§ 17.64.280. Operation of all facilities.

§ 17.64.290. Contingency operation plan.

§ 17.64.300. Closure plan.

§ 17.64.310. Financial responsibility.

§ 17.64.320. Cost responsibility for response to release.

§ 17.64.330. Indemnification agreement.

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