Ohio landfill regulations:

Inspection checklist http://www.epa.ohio.gov/portals/34/document/guidance/gd_043.pdf

OHIO Code

3734.04 Inspection - enforcement.

The board of health of each district maintaining a program on the approved list under division (A) 

or (B) of section 3734.08 of the Revised Code shall provide for the inspection, licensing, and

enforcement of sanitary standards for solid waste facilities, other than scrap tire facilities, in 

conformity with this chapter and for the inspection and licensing of solid waste facilities that are 

scrap tire collection, storage, monocell, monofill, and recovery facilities and the enforcement of 

this chapter and rules adopted under it governing those facilities, the management of scrap tires, 

and the transportation of scrap tires. The director of environmental protection shall provide for the 

inspection of hazardous waste facilities and of generators and transporters of hazardous waste, 

issuance of permits, and enforcement of this chapter and of rules adopted thereunder governing 

the storage, treatment, transportation, and disposal of hazardous waste and also shall provide for 

the enforcement of section 3734.60 of the Revised Code. 

Effective Date: 10-29-1993

3734.08 Annual survey.

(C)

(1) The director may provide for the inspection of solid waste facilities that are scrap tire collection, 

storage, monocell, monofill, and recovery facilities in health districts that are on the approved list 

under this section. 

Regular permit conditions:

Owner/operator permit conditions:
Pa instruction to municipalities:

The attached checklists were developed by the PA DEP for use by Host Municipality Inspectors. These 

checklists are provided for inspectors to use as part of daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or annual 

inspections of municipal waste landfills. While these checklists are similar to the Inspection Report –

Municipal Waste Landfill (2540-FM-LRWM0131 12/95) currently used by PA DEP inspectors, changes 

have been made to:

1. avoid the appearance that this is a PA DEP inspection report;

2. eliminate the determination of no violation observed or non-compliance;

3. separate operation and maintenance (daily) from design and construction (non-routine) 

requirements; 

4. provide more detailed checklists for monitoring, recordkeeping and reporting (periodic) 

requirements; 

5. provide a checklist for inspectors who inspect the facility on a daily basis: and

6. facilitate the preparation of a monthly summary for the municipality.

NOTE – While these inspection checklists are provided for use by host municipality inspectors by the PA 

DEP, there are no PA DEP requirements that these inspection checklists be used. The host municipality 

is responsible for specifying the scope of inspections, the frequency of inspections, and documentation of 

inspection results. 

The only inspection documentation required by the PA DEP from the host municipality is the monthly 

activities and travel log which is submitted as part of the reimbursement application.

Alabama inspection regs:

ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

LAND DIVISION - SOLID WASTE PROGRAM

CHAPTER 335-13-6

INSPECTION OF FACILITIES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

335-13-6-.01 Inspection of Solid Waste Disposal Facilities

335-13-6-.01 Inspection of Solid Waste Disposal Facilities.

(1) General.

(a) The Department shall make periodic evaluations of all solid waste
disposal facilities. The evaluations shall be unannounced, and a written report

shall be forwarded to the persons holding the disposal permit. The report shall

specify the items not in compliance and shall outline measures for corrections

and dates for compliance.

(b) The Department may require the permittee to prepare waste for

inspection. Such preparation may include but not be limited to the

disassembly of bales, or spreading of confined waste to facilitate inspection.

(2) Access. Any permittee, owner or operator of a solid waste disposal

facility shall upon request of a duly authorized representative of the

Department, permit the representative to enter, at all reasonable times,

property and buildings relating to past, present and future management of solid

and medical waste and allow the representative to inspect facilities and

equipment and to conduct monitoring and sampling activities.

Author: Lindsay Mothershed, Russell A. Kelly.

Statutory Authority: Code of Alabama 1975, §§ 22-27-3, 22-27-5, and

22-27-7.

History: November 18, 1981.

Amended: March 3l, 1988 (Emergency Regulations); July 21, 1988; October 2,

1990; July 26, 1996.

New York inspection regs:

§360-1.4 ENFORCEMENT, INSPECTION, AND REPORTING.

(a) Enforcement.

(1) Every solid waste management facility in this State is subject to every applicable 

requirement identified in this Part pertaining to the type of facility in question, subject to a 

demonstration to the department by its owner or operator that the facility is clearly exempt 

from regulation under or from the requirement in question that is contained in this Part.

(i) The department may disapprove a registration or withdraw registered status if the 

department determines that the activity to which a registration is applicable poses the 

potential for a significant adverse impact on public health, safety, or welfare, the 

environment or natural resources or violates a registration condition.

(ii) Owners or operators of registered solid waste management facilities must comply with 

the applicable operational requirements of a regulated facility of the same type or, if the 

same type does not exist, a similar type as determined by the department.

(iii) Owners and operators of registered solid waste management facilities shall allow 

inspection of such facilities by authorized department staff as allowed by law.