Small Business Assistance - Permit Primer
Topic - Solid Waste
Does
your facility generate any of these solid wastes listed below
that are banned from landfills?
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Office paper, newspaper, magazines, corrugated cardboard, aluminum cans, steel (tin) cans, plastic containers (#1&2), glass bottles & jars, major appliances, waste tires, used motor oil & filters, & yard wastes: Waste Reduction and Recycling: A Guide for the Workplace |
Office paper, newspaper, magazines, & corrugated cardboard. |
Aluminum cans, steel (tin) cans, aerosol cans, & major appliances.
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Plastic containers
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Glass bottles & jars. |
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Tires, motor oil & filters. |
Used motor oil filters. Recycle Used Motor Oil Filters: A Fact Sheet for Businesses & Institutions |
Used motor oil.
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Yard waste. |
Yard materials: grass clippings, leaves, & brush. |
For each of these wastes that you generate, fill in the following information on the Waste Inventory Sheet:
- Under "waste type" check "solid", because these wastes are regulated as non-hazardous solid wastes.
- Under "comment" write "do not landfill", because all of these materials can be recycled and are banned from disposal in solid waste landfills in Wisconsin.
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