Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3745 - Ohio Environmental Protection Agency › Chapter 3745-502 - Solid Waste Disposal Fees › Section 3745-502-03 - Requirements for collecting, remitting, and reporting solid waste management district disposal and generation fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Applicability.
			 This rule establishes requirements for the owner or operator of a solid waste
			 landfill or solid waste transfer facility regarding collecting, remitting, and
			 reporting district disposal fees or a district generation fee levied on the
			 transfer or disposal of solid waste as authorized by division (B) of section
			 3734.57 of the Revised Code for
			 district disposal fees and section
			 3734.573 of the Revised Code for
			 district generation fees.
(B)
								General requirements.
(1)
									As a trustee for
			 the solid waste management district, the owner or operator of a solid waste
			 landfill or solid waste transfer facility that is subject to this rule pursuant
			 to division (B) of section
			 3734.57 of the Revised Code or
			 section 3734.573 of the Revised Code
			 shall do the following:
(a)
										Collect a district generation fee on the total inbound
			 tonnage of a load of solid waste at the solid waste landfill or solid waste
			 transfer facility that initially receives the load of solid
			 waste.
(b)
										Collect district disposal fees on the total inbound
			 tonnage of a load of solid waste at the solid waste landfill that receives the
			 load of solid waste.
(c)
										Collect district disposal fees or a district generation
			 fee on the total tonnage of each load of solid waste in accordance with the
			 schedules levied by the solid waste management district.
(d)
										Calculate the
			 dollar amount to collect by multiplying the total tonnage of the load of solid
			 waste by the district disposal fees or the district generation
			 fee.
(e)
										Use a conversion factor of three cubic yards per ton of
			 solid waste or one cubic yard per ton for baled waste if scales are not used as
			 the means of determining gate receipts.
(f)
										Identify waste on
			 a load-by-load basis.
(g)
										Identify the total tonnage of a load of waste that
			 consists of solid waste commingled with either construction and demolition
			 debris or another excluded waste as a load of solid waste and collect district
			 disposal fees or a district generation fee on the total tonnage of the
			 load.
(h)
										Record in the daily log the total tonnage of each load
			 of waste received according to the following categories:
(i)
											Asbestos.
(ii)
											Construction and
			 demolition debris.
(iii)
											Industrial or manufacturing waste.
(iv)
											Excluded
			 waste.
(v)
											Municipal solid waste.
(vi)
											Source separated
			 recyclables.
(vii)
											Alternative daily cover.
[Comment: When a transporter delivers a
				load of solid waste to a transfer facility and the load is subsequently
				transferred to a different solid waste transfer facility or to a solid waste
				landfill, the owner or operator of the first solid waste transfer facility is
				solely responsible for collecting and remitting the district generation
				fee.]