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F um, 87 fxA4,1 it as temporary and not stationary. Any longer than 6 months requires a DER permit. Director Keating pointed out changes in Section 925. There are two additional. exemptions, and the implementing agency would be changed from the Environmental Health Department to the Fire Division of the Emergency Services Department. Mr. DeBlois clarified that when we say "exempt," in reality there is an agreement with the Division of Forestry that they would be implementing the state regulations and that we have minimum requirements related to both agriculture and rural burning. * (6) Except for transportation to sanitary landfills which are * * permitted and approved in accordance with Chapter 403, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 17-701, Florida Administrative Cpde,,or debris transported to other disposal or recycling facilities approved by the county as burn, recycling, or disposal sites, it is unlawful to transport land clearing debris from one parcel to another parcel. Notwithstanding the foregoing paragraph, landclearing debris generated from a parcel(s) may be transported to a parcel(s) under the same ownership as the debris -generating parcel(s), or to a parcel owned or leased by the land clearing contractor who conducted the land clearing, and incinerated under the provisions of this ordinance (Chaoter 925). Director Keating explained that a burning use that is non - allowed is recognized as being allowed in here subject to air curtain incinerator provisions, and this is an important distinction. This means that a land clearer can get control of a piece of property, either by purchase or lease. He would be exempt from DER rules by having a temporary facility with an air curtain incinerator permit from the County. This would allow him to clear various sites for clients and bring all the debris to one site and burn it. In this way he would meet the air curtain incinerator requirements in our ordinance as well as the DER requirement. Commissioner Bird asked for clarification, because the first paragraph of (6) prohibits transporting debris to other sites. Director Keating. explained that it- is important to have the prohibition on illegal dumping in the first paragraph, with the narrow exception as described in the second paragraph, beginning "notwithstanding." County Attorney Charles Vitunac suggested clarifying the exception in the second paragraph by inserting a phrase, such as, "except as noted in paragraph 2," and Director Keating agreed to confer with legal staff and include the specific wording. 18 _ M