All necessary licensure is maintained by Physical Plant. The University adheres to federal protocol in this matter. Special consideration will be given if a campus construction project includes an activity that would disturb a wetlands area. The University will secure the necessary Army Corps of Engineers permit in the event that a project requires one. Source reduction is the practice of minimizing or eliminating the generation of waste.
Recycling is the reuse of material.
The intent is the reduction of solid waste and recovery of reusable materials, and procurement and use of products made from recycled materials. The University, in response to this mandatory requirement, has established goals, guidelines and procedures to achieve optimum recycling and waste source reduction. Facility Planning and Construction is responsible for administering wetlands compliance, university-wide. They are also responsible for managing contractors performing large asbestos and lead abatements throughout the University. Physical Plant is responsible for fuel oil and gasoline storage tank management, air and water protection, and pesticide use and storage.