Revise solid waste and construction and demolition debris laws
What changed between versions
Updated procedures for counties withdrawing from joint solid waste districts, including specific timelines for approval, fund division, and district dissolution when only one county remains.
New requirements for districts to conduct public hearings and publish notices before fixing or changing rates and charges for solid waste services.
New fee structure for construction and demolition debris disposal with three tiers based on waste origin (in-district, in-state, out-of-state), ranging from $1-$4 per ton, with proceeds distributed to health districts, environmental protection agency, and waste management funds.
Expanded district authority to prohibit or limit receipt of solid wastes generated outside the district when capacity is insufficient, subject to director approval and specific conditions including good faith negotiation efforts.
Clarified definitions of 'solid wastes' and 'facility' to include or exclude scrap tire management based on district policy committee decisions and plan approval status.
Modified eligibility criteria for regional solid waste management authorities, including new board member requirements representing industrial generators and citizen interests.