Texas Municipal Solid Waste Compost Fac—Permit And Registration Not Required Checklist
Compost facilities are designed to handle a very high volume of organic waste.
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Compost facilities are a part of a waste management program, and some do not require a permit or registration to handle organic materials such as yard trimmings/yard waste, food scraps/food waste, and other solid waste. Although some facilities do not require a permit or registration, they must still abide by solid waste management safety requirements. The Texas Municipal Solid Waste Compost Facility—Permit And Registration Not Required Checklist app reviews safety regulations for solid waste management facilities and informs users how to operate and maintain composting facilities properly. The app contains a checklist format that provides questions for assessing the compliance of each site with regulations. Questions include: Is industrial and hazardous waste prohibited? Have air quality requirements been met or Ch. 116 authorization been obtained? Has a modification been submitted for exempt, notification or registration, or are the operations authorized by a landfill permit? These types of questions ensure that these solid waste management operations run effectively, efficiently, and safely.
If you need a different form, check out this organic compost waste checklist app.
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