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(8) Evidence of liability insurance coverage; (9) Name and location of the facility where collected waste is to be disposed of. C. Before issuing a license pursuant to this section, the county health director shall inspect or cause to be inspected all facilities and equipment the applicant plans to use in the solid waste collection business. D. (1) The county health director may issue the applicant a license only when he finds that the applicant's facilities, equipment, and proposed operating methods are in compliance with this ordinance and applicable rules of the Department and that the applicant will perform solid waste collection in an efficient and sanitary manner. A condition of the license shall be that the licensee shall serve every person who contracts with him for solid waste collection in such a manner that the licensee does not cause the person to be in violation of this ordinance. (2) If the county health director denies an applicant a license, the applicant may request a hearing before the county Board of Health. the county Health Director shall keep summary minutes of the hearing and at least one week after the hearing shall give the applicant written notice of his decision either granting the license or affirming his denial of the license. The applicant may appeal the county Board of Health's decision to the board of county commissioners by giving written notice of appeal to the county manager within two (2) days of receipt of the county Board of Health's decision following the hearing. After a hearing on the appeal, the board shall either affirm the denial or direct the county health director to issue the license. (3) A license shall be valid for a period of one year from the date of issuance. E. A licensee shall submit a quarterly report to the county health director containing the following information: (1) Number of customers added or deleted; (2) Changes in routes; (3) New and replacement equipment; 16.