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b. If septic tanks are found to be present, they shall be properly abandoned by a licensed septic tank contractor in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 64E- 6, Florida Administrative Code, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Health Department that the septic tank is in good condition and demonstrates that it is the applicant's intention to connect the septic tank to a structure within the next six months. c. If underground storage tanks are found to be present, they shall be properly removed and disposed of or abandoned in place, in accordance with the provisions of applicable law. In the absence of other applicable law, the tanks shall be environmentally stabilized in place. d. If asbestos is discovered or if the Health Department has reason to believe that asbestos may be present, the applicant shall retain the services of a licensed asbestos surveyor to inspect the premises, and, if required, a licensed asbestos contractor to remove any asbestos in accordance with applicable law. e. If potable or irrigation wells are found, they shall be abandoned in accordance with applicable law, unless the applicant demonstrates to the Health Department that the well is in good condition, in which case it may be capped in accordance with the provisions of the Florida Administrative Code. f. All other materials listed in Section 303.34 above shall be removed and disposed of in accordance with applicable law. Section 303.37 Requirements for Demolition The Health Department shall require the following as a condition of any demolition Section 303.39 Coordination With Building Departments issued: approval a. Compliance with the requirements of this Ordinance, and b. Proper disposal of all materials in accordance with applicable law, and c. Submission of documentation evidencing proper disposal of all materials removed from the site within ten business days of said removal. d. Compliance with the requirements of Chapter 469, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 62-257, Florida Administrative Code, pertaining to asbestos. Section 303.38. Enforcement This Part may be enforced by the Indian River County Health Department and the Indian River County Environmental Control Officer in the manner set out in Chapter 85-427, Special Acts, Laws of Florida, or may be enforced as any County ordinance, including but not limited to enforcement by the Board of County Commissioners seeking injunctive relief. The Health Department shall coordinate with the various building departments to simplify and facilitate the procedures for applicants. Section 303.40 Penalties F:\Attorney\Lea\DOCS\ORD\demolition health dept inspect ord tpo suz.doc 4 Section 303.39 Coordination With Building Departments The Health Department shall coordinate with the various building departments to simplify and facilitate the procedures for applicants. Section 303.40 Penalties F:\Attorney\Lea\DOCS\ORD\demolition health dept inspect ord tpo suz.doc 4