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SB 54: Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act - CalRecycle Home Page
Material regulated by SB 54 (called “covered material”) includes single-use packaging and single-use plastic food service ware [Public Resources Code Section 42061(e)].
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203265% of Single-Use Plastic Packaging and Food Ware Recycled25% Less Plastic Packaging Sold100% of Packaging is Recyclable or Compostable

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Before You RECYCLE...REDUCE & RETHINK the amount of material requiring disposal:Avoid the purchase of bulky, disposable itemsPass on magazines, books and catalogs to neighbors, hospitals and nursing homesBuy products in reusable containers or in simple packagingReduce Food Waste! Check out Syracuse University's Center for Sustainable Community Solutions to see how they are tackling food waste in Central New York. You can even take the pledge to be part of the solution and prevent wasted food!A Guide to Eco-Friendly Downsizing and Minimalist LivingReducing Single-Use Plastic in Your Home13 Sustainable Decorating Tips for an Eco-Friendly HomeZero-Waste Home Design GuideREUSE as much as possible:Plastic containers can be reused for food storage, glass jars for nail, tacks, etc.Reuse wrapping paper, plastic bags, boxes and lumberDonate outgrown clothes to friends or local charities. For more information on how to reduce waste from clothing, check out this blog on selling, donating and upcycling your old clothes!Try to repair before you consider replacement of lawn mowers, tools, vacuum cleaners, TVsDonate broken appliances to Goodwill industries, a local rescue mission or charity, or find out if a nearby vocational school can use them for parts or to have students practice repairing themOffer furniture and household items no longer needed to college students and friends, or donate to charityBring reusable bags to the grocery storeReuse your yard waste. Yard waste can be a great fertilizer and there are several ways to recycle your yard waste and to keep it out of the landfill. Check out this article on recycling & composting yard waste to learn more.COMPOST your food waste!
Ordinances and Regulations - City of Piedmont

If you do salvage or reuse, you will need to submit a SMF along with weight estimates and receipts from salvage vendors to the City to document that you have diverted at least 65% of the C&D materials from the landfill. Please refer to the Builders’ Guide to Reuse & Recycling for information on salvage and reuse service providers.
 Q: How do I estimate the weight of materials reused or salvaged? 
 A: You should use the attached City approved Conversion Table for Salvage and Reuse to estimate the weight of these materials.
 Q: How do I comply with the Diversion Goal if more than 65% of the debris generated is not recyclable? 
 A: If unique circumstances make it infeasible for you to comply with the Diversion Goal, you may apply, in writing, to the Building Official for an exemption.
 Q: What is the penalty for not complying with the Ordinance? 
 A: Violation of a City ordinance, such as the Construction and Demolition Debris Recycling Ordinance, is considered an infraction that may result in a fine. 
 Q: Are these requirements necessary? 
 A: Yes. C&D debris represents a significant portion of the City’s overall waste stream. Keeping these materials out of landfills is an essential part of the City’s plan for: 
    - Fulfilling the City’s own environmental and waste reduction goals; and 
    - Complying with the State’s Integrated Waste Management Act. 

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FAQs • Danville, CA • CivicEngage
The allowable hours to operate or perform construction or repair work (which creates noise) within or adjacent to a residential land use district are Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

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My neighbor’s front yard is very messy and has an inoperable vehicle and recreational vehicle parked on their driveway. What can Code Enforcement do?

Code Enforcement can work with the property owner to clean up parts of their property. Code Enforcement works with property owners and tenants to remove or screen from public view inoperable vehicles, recreational vehicles, and junk on their property. The Town does not enforce the general maintenance of front yards such as tall weeds and dead lawns. If you live in an area with a Homeowners' Association (HOA), you may contact the HOA to see if they have more stringent regulations than the Town.Parking Enforcement enforces inoperable vehicles and recreational vehicles illegally parked on the public right-of-way. 

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My neighbor’s tree branches overhang onto my property and are dropping leaves into my yard. Can the Town make them trim the branches or remove the tree?

The Town does not have the authority to require a property owner to trim or remove any of their vegetation unless it encroaches into a public right-of-way that impedes either pedestrian or vehicular traffic. 

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My neighbor’s dog barks all day and night. What can I do?

The Town's Municipal Code does not address barking dogs. The Contra Costa County Animal Services (CCCAS) would be the appropriate department to contact in regards to this matter. CCCAS has a Noisy Animal Complaint Form that you would need to complete and submit. For more information, please contact CCCAS at 925-335-8300 or visit their website. 

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There are dogs, accompanied by the owner, that are off leash roaming around the Town’s community parks and private parks. What can Code Enforcement do?
Regulatory Agenda - NYSDEC
A new law establishes limits on the amount of 1,4-dioxane that can be present in household cleansing (Article 35), personal care and cosmetic (Article 37) products sold in New York State and establishes a penalty for noncompliance with the requirements added to Article 37 (Article 71). The limitations take effect on January 1, 2023, and January 1, 2024, but manufacturers may apply for a one-year waiver and one-year extension. The amendments to Articles 35 and 37 authorize the Department to promulgate any regulations deemed necessary to implement such provisions and the addition of Article 71 extends the penalty to violations of any rules and regulations promulgated by the Department. The proposed rulemaking will add a new 6 NYCRR Part 352  Product Ingredient Disclosure and Limits which will contain the regulations that implement the 1,4-dioxane limits for household cleansing, personal care, and cosmetic products, as well as any other future similar laws around ingredient disclosure or restrictions. This rulemaking will include definitions, details of the waiver process, details of the process to review and amend the stated thresholds for 1,4-dioxane, and methods for verifying if a product is in compliance. This rulemaking will require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Governments, and a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis. Contact: Conor Shea, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12233-7253. Telephone: 518-402-8706. E-mail: [email protected]. Please include 'Subpart 352-1' in the subject line when e-mailing. 6 NYCRR Subpart 352-2, Toxic Chemicals in Children’s Products. On April 1, 2020, the Legislature adopted chapter amendments to a new law, codified at Title 9 of Article 37 of the ECL, regulating toxic chemicals in children’s products. The law requires manufacturers of children’s products to report the presence of any chemical of concern (COC), as identified by the DEC, and high priority chemical (HPC), as identified in the law or by DEC, to the DEC by March 1, 2023.
Pesticides - NYSDEC
Tomemos un minuto para hablar sobre las estructuras regulatorias vigentes para proteger su salud y la salud del medio ambiente.What is a Pesticide?Pesticides encompass a broad category of substances. Learn what constitutes a pesticide and the many ways pesticides are used.Spanish¿Qué es un pesticida?Los pesticidas abarcan una amplia categoría de sustancias. Aprenda qué constituye un pesticida y las muchas formas en que se usan.Minimum Risk Pesticides:Certain pesticide products are exempt from federal registration because they are relatively safe for human health and the environment. These substances can be a good choice, but it's important to know they are still pesticides.SpanishPesticidas de riesgo mínimo:Ciertos productos pesticidas estàn exentos del registro federal porque se consideran relativamente seguros para la salud humana y el medio ambiente. Estas sustancias pueden ser una buena opción, pero es importante saber que siguen siendo pesticidas.Requesting and Reading a Pesticide Label :When it comes to pesticides, the label is the law. Whether you are hiring a professional applicator or applying pesticides yourself, understanding the pesticide label is a necessary step to using pesticides correctly.SpanishSolicitar y leer una etiqueta de pesticidaCuando se trata de pesticidas, la etiqueta es la ley. Ya sea que contrate a un aplicador profesional o aplique pesticidas usted mismo, comprender la etiqueta del pesticida es un paso necesario para usarlos correctamente.Talking About Pesticides:Are you trying to decide if you should hire an exterminator or do it yourself? Let's talk about what you can and cannot apply as a landlord or superintendent.SpanishHablando de Pestididas¿Està tratando de decidir si debe contratar a un exterminador o hacerlo usted mismo?
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At home, work and school, New Yorkers generate a lot of trash - and it's a mixed bag. We are making too much trash - over 4.5 pounds per person per day in NYS!
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New York State Freedom Of Information Law (FOIL) - NYSDEC
It contains more than 65 data layers; see our layer description web page to see what is available and how often it is updated.Open NYDEC provides many datasets, maps, and other types of documentation available online through New York State's Open NY Data website.See DEC's Catalog and Schedule of Publishable Data (PDF).Information about Spill Incidents, Remedial Sites, and Bulk StorageDEC's Environmental Site Database Search can provide information on:Oil and chemical spillsSites being addressed under DEC's Superfund, Brownfield Cleanup, Environmental Restoration and Voluntary Cleanup programsPetroleum and chemical bulk storage or major oil storage facilitiesResource Conservation and Recovery Act Subpart-C Corrective Action Program recordsInformation on Hazardous Waste Management FacilitiesDEC uses EPA identification numbers to locate records on hazardous waste management facilities. To find the EPA ID number, visit the EPA Envirofacts website and enter an address to determine if it is associated with a hazardous waste management facility.Information about facilities with EPA ID numbers can be found at EPA's Enforcement & Compliance History Online (ECHO) website.When making a FOIL request for information maintained by the NYSDEC on these facilities, please provide the EPA ID number.Submit a FOIL RequestDEC's online FOIL Request System will allow you to submit, edit, and track your pending requests. You can quickly and easily create a customer account or log in to your existing customer account.Submit a FOIL RequestFOIL Requests for records maintained by the Department of Environmental Conservation must be submitted in writing to the Department's Records Access Officer. Please be a specific as possible in describing the records that you seek.
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What is maintenance and why is it important?
How much does the state spend on facility maintenance?
What is deferred maintenance?
How much maintenance has the state deferred?
How much has the state funded for deferred maintenance in recent years?

What is maintenance and why is it important?

Maintenance includes the recurring, usual upkeep needed to preserve and extend the useful life of facilities. For example, it includes regular roof work such as inspections and patchwork, as well as replacements. Maintenance is important for protecting the state’s investments in its facilities. When adequate routine maintenance is not performed, it can sometimes trigger repairs that are more expensive in the future. For instance, when regular roof work does not occur, it can result in water damage to facilities that can be difficult and costly to repair.
 

How much does the state spend on facility maintenance?

The state does not have an overall estimate of how much it spends to maintain its facilities. This is because departments do not have separate budgets for maintenance in many cases. Instead, maintenance funding is often included along with other activities in departments’ operating budgets.
 

What is deferred maintenance?

When maintenance is delayed or does not occur, we refer to this as deferred maintenance. Defining and estimating the amount of deferred maintenance is often complicated because departments vary in what types of activities they consider maintenance. For example, some departments include as maintenance projects that are not traditionally considered as such—for example, energy and water efficiency upgrades, studies, and code compliance work.
Help For Businesses - NYSDEC
Effective January 1, 2022, businesses who waste large quantities of food (defined as generating an annual average of two tons per week or more) must donate excess edible food and recycle all remaining food scraps if they are within 25 miles of a food scraps recycler (composting, anaerobic digestion, etc.) Examples of these large generators are grocery stores, restaurants, hotels, colleges, event centers, etc.DEC encourages businesses, no matter the size, to evaluate the amount of wasted food and food scraps they generate and to rethink how they may reduce, donate and/or recycle this food. Learn more about wasted food and food scraps management for businesses.Recycling for BusinessesDEC provides additional information regarding recycling for businesses. Topics include:PFAS in Food Packaging,the NYS Hazardous Packaging Act,Practical Source Reduction Tips for Business, andBeneficial Use Determinations (BUDs).Contracting with DECDEC contracts for commodities and services that are needed to fulfill its mission, including promoting Minority and Women-Owned Businesses (M/WBE). DEC also contracts to provide state and local assistance funding to eligible recipients.Additional ResourcesDEC's Bureau of Waste Reduction and Recycling provides publications to assist small businesses and recommends practical source reduction tips for businesses. Meanwhile, the state's New York Business Express (leaves DEC website) offers additional guidance.

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Ordinances and Regulations - City of Piedmont

Projects required by the California Green Building Standards (all newly constructed residential buildings and projects increasing the building's conditioned area, volume, or size) having a building permit valuation greater than or equal to $50,000 are required to divert at least 65% of the debris generated by the project from going to a landfill. This includes all construction, demolition and/or renovation projects within the City. Although not required, the City encourages projects with a valuation of less than $50,000 to recycle at least 65% of the debris generated.
 Q: Are there any additional City fees associated with these requirements? 
 A: No. There are no additional City fees associated with the requirement to recycle C&D debris. 
 Q: Am I required to use Republic Services to haul recyclable and non-recyclable debris? 
 A: Yes. Republic Services has an exclusive franchise for the removal of solid waste and recyclable material from properties within the City limits.
 Q: May I self-haul the debris? 
 A: Contractors, or any other paid hauler other than Republic Services, cannot remove the debris for the homeowner. Only home-owners who do not pay to have debris removed but personally transport the debris to the solid waste and/or recycling facility are exempt from the exclusive franchise agreement.
 Q: Can I salvage or reuse materials, fixtures and appliances? 
 A: Yes. Applicants are encouraged to salvage and reuse materials and fixtures such as bricks, windows, light fixtures, porcelain fixtures, fireplace mantles and more per the attached Salvaged Material Form (SMF). If you do salvage or reuse, you will need to submit a SMF along with weight estimates and receipts from salvage vendors to the City to document that you have diverted at least 65% of the C&D materials from the landfill. Please refer to the Builders’ Guide to Reuse & Recycling for information on salvage and reuse service providers.
 Q: How do I estimate the weight of materials reused or salvaged? 
 A: You should use the attached City approved Conversion Table for Salvage and Reuse to estimate the weight of these materials.
 Q: How do I comply with the Diversion Goal if more than 65% of the debris generated is not recyclable?
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San Ramon also accepts used syringes / needles.San Ramon Valley Fire District1500 Bollinger Canyon RoadSan Ramon, CA 94583Phone: 925-838-6640 

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Where can I drop off expired / unused medications?

The Town of Danville Police Department will accept expired or unused medications, however, we do not accept controlled (i.e. morphine, oxycodone, etc.) medication. The individual will dump all of the pills into one zip lock bag and recycle the bottles at home. Any medication that is not in pill form leave in its original container, scratch off the patient's name and prescription number and place the container(s) in a second, separate zip lock bag. Place the plastic bags in the green receptacle located in the Police Department lobby. 

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Noise: What hours can construction / repair work be done?