department of environmental quality; programs
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Overview
This bill makes changes to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality’s (ADEQ) programs, primarily focusing on how cities and towns handle waste collection and recycling services outside their boundaries. It clarifies requirements for these municipalities, including in-lieu contributions to cover taxes and fees, and establishes specific exemptions based on population and service areas. The bill also modifies regulations related to lead acid batteries, solid waste landfill disposal fees, and the administration of the state’s recycling program, including transferring funds from a repealed section of the code. Finally, it includes conditional enactment provisions tied to EPA approval of state air quality plans.
Key provisions
- Cities and towns providing waste services outside their boundaries must make in-lieu contributions to cover taxes and fees.
- Specific exemptions apply to cities and towns based on population and service areas, particularly for unincorporated territories.
- Regulations are updated regarding the disposal of lead acid batteries, prohibiting landfill disposal and incineration.
- The solid waste fee fund is expanded to include various fees and grants related to waste management.
- The bill transfers funds from a repealed section of the code to the solid waste fee fund.
- Conditional enactment provisions are included, requiring EPA approval for certain program modifications.
- Updates are made to the requirements for the administration and enforcement of the state’s recycling program.
- Clarifications are added regarding the application of certain sections to private entities and specific types of waste.
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