21.05.070 Notification.
(a) Any person who discharges any pollutant into the air of the YIR shall immediately, but in any case not less than 24 hours from the time of the discharge, notify YTEP or Yurok Tribe Public Safety of said discharge; and shall fully disclose to YTEP all information regarding the discharge, including, but not limited to, the type of pollutant discharged; the amount of pollutant discharged; the location of the discharge; and any other information required by YTEP. For those without telephone service for whom contacting YTEP or YTPS within 24 hours would create a hardship, notice must be made as soon as practicable.
(b) Notice to YTEP under this section is not required for:
(1) Air emissions from outdoor fires conducted pursuant to a burn permit, unless notice is required as a condition of a burn permit;
(2) Air emissions from outdoor fires exempted from the burn permit requirements; and
(3) Air emissions from indoor fires normally associated with residential/domestic or business practices, but not including the burning of hazardous materials or any other substances that could unreasonably imperil or endanger the quality of the air of the YIR.
(c) The initial notice of discharge or other prohibited activity required by this section may be delivered orally to YTEP in person or over the phone. However, within three days of providing oral notice of a discharge, written notice of the discharge must be provided to YTEP. All other information required to be provided to YTEP under this section must be delivered to YTEP in writing or orally. [Ord. 12 § 6.7, adopted, 4/7/2005.]