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fined by subsection 8,20012} of this code unless: 1. A complete application for a hazardous materials license has been submitted to the city prior to March 1, 1991, but not yet acted upon; 2. A valid interim status hazardous materials permit has been issued for the facility; or 3. A valid annual hazardous materials license has been issued for the facility. An application, interim status permit, or license will not be valid if hazardous materials other than as identified therein are located at the facility. When more than one hazardous materials license or permit is required for the same facility, such licenses or permits may be consolidated into a single hazardous materials license or permit. fib} No person shall refuse the city permission to enter upon. or into a facility for purposes of determining whether hazardous materials are present therein, or to conduct inspections or invesw tigations pursuant to section 3.192 of this code. ~2} Interim status,.,,p,ermit. ~ a} An i nter~~~m status hazardous materials permit may be issued upon: 1. Submission by the applicant of a completed applica- tion for an annual hazardous materials license, including therewith an emergency response contingency plan and payment of any fees required to be submitted with the application; 2. Execution by the applicant and delivery to the city of a certificate, on a form approved by the city, that the applicant and the f ac i 1 i ty i s i n compliance with all appl ~ - cable federal, state, and local laws, rules and regulations, or, if the applicant cannot so certify, the applicant has adopted and is implementing a plan satisfactory to the city that wi 11 achieve such compliance; 3. Execution by the applicant and delivery to the city of an agreement approved by the city that the applicant shall hot d harmless the city, its officers, agents, and employees for any claims of injury to persons or property that may arise as a resul t of any activity carried on by the applicant at the facility, and evidence satisfactory to the city that the appl~- cant has met applicable financial responsibility requirements; and, 4. Payment by the applicant of an interim status hazard- ous materials permit fee. However, the city may deny a permit if the city has knowledge that issuance of the permit will impose a significant risk to public health, safety or welfare. fib} After an investigation as provided in section 3,192 of this code, the city shall make a determination as to the class of permit required. The city may attach such conditions to the permit as are deemed necessary for the protection of the public health, safety and welfare, and the app1 i cant shal 1 comply with al 1 such conditions. ~c} An interim status permit shall remain valid until the city approves or denies the applicant's annual license application Ordinance - 2