Regulation No. 76 of the Slovak Environmental Committee on waste management programs

Regulation No.76 of the Slovak Environmental Committee dated 5th February, 1992 on waste management programs Pursuant to Article 10, Section 8 of the No. 494/1991 (Collection of Laws) law of the Slovak National Council on state administration in the field of waste management, the Slovak Environmental Committee has established the following: Article 1 This Regulation refers to contentual and methodological details in the preparation and issuance of waste management programs (hereinafter referred to as “programs”) by country and district environmental authorities1) and by producers of waste2) (hereinafter referred “producers”). Article 2 1. County and district environmental authorities participate in the preparation and creation of the program of the Slovak Republic. They elaborate the necessary documentation within their respective jurisdictions for the purpose. 2. County and district environmental authorities shall issue their respective programs within two months from issuance of the program of the Slovak Republic.3) 3. Should at a time following to issuance of the program the facts which had been of decisive importance for its contents undergo essential changes, the county and district environmental authorities shall update their respective programs. Cases where changes in the contents or objectives of the environmental committee or its superior or subordinate body might occur by such updating shall be discussed in advance with these bodies by the updating authority. Article 3 1. Programs of county and district environmental authorities shall consist of the following parts: a) Name and site of the authority issuing the program and principal data on the ecology and economic characteristics of the program territory, b. Recent status of waste management, specifying the amount of waste produced in the preceding period, and a review of equipment used for waste disposal, a. Waste management budget in the preceding period, specifying the waste management costs and sources of coverage, b. Objectives of the waste management and measure to realize them, including implementation deadlines of such measures and costs thereof. 2. Programs of county and district environmental authorities shall be formulated in the form of schedules as shown in Annex 1 of this Regulation and shall contain at least the scope of data presented by this Annex. Article 4 1. Programs and their updates are issued in a publicly accessible manner. 2. County and district environmental authorities shall make their programs public by methods usually employed in their respective localities, and by posting them at the official notice boards for at least 15 days. 3. Natural persons and legal entities who could document their qualified interest may examine the program at its authority of issuance. Article 5 1. Programs shall be prepared by producers who produce more than 100 kg of hazardous waste annually or more than 1 ton of special waste or 10 tons of other waste4) . 2. Producers may agree on preparation of a joint program. Article 6 1. Producer programs shall consist of the following parts: a. Fundamental data of the producer enabling his identification, and on the type and range of production. If the producer is a municipality, data on the type and range of production type are not necessary, b. Recent status of waste management of the producer, specifying the amount of waste produced in the preceding period, and data on equipment used for waste disposal, its operator and location, c. Waste management budget of the producer in the preceding period, specifying his costs and sources of coverage related to waste management, d. Objectives of waste management of the producer, and measures to realize them, including implementation deadlines of such measures, and costs thereof, e. Confirmation of the program data by signature of the authorized representative of the producer, f. Annex, showing the pertinent decisions of administrative bodies issued to the producer in matters of waste management, protocols of inspections in the field of waste management, and in case of producers other than municipalities, viewpoints of affected municipalities to the proposed program. 2. Programs of producers shall be formulated in the form of schedules as shown in Annex 2 of this Regulation, and shall contain at least the scope of data presented by this Annex. Article 7 The producer shall submit his program for approval to the environmental authority of jurisdiction5) at the first occasion within 3 months from the end of the 15-day period of its posting at the official notice board pursuant to Article 4, Section 2 of this Regulation. Article 8 This Regulation shall become enforceable on the day of its promulgation. Sign manual, Ing. Tirpak, CSc. Minister - Chairman Annex No. 1 (76/1992/Collection of Laws/) Schedule of waste management programs applicable to district and county environmental authorities 1. Fundamental data 1. Name of the authority (-ies) issuing the program 2. Site of the authority (-ies) issuing the program 3. Population of the program territory 4. Area of the territory 5. Environmental characteristics of the territory (e.g. national park, water-source protection zone, etc.) 6. Structure of the economy in the program territory (particularly from waste production viewpoints). 2. Current status of waste management 1. Waste production over the preceding period (itemized by subgroups shown by the Waste Categorization and Catalog of Wastes1) in metric tons: Period from..........to.......... Waste subgroup code Waste subgroup designation Total waste Of that, waste Difference 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 C Z N Note: Show waste in Columns 3-7 itemized as (a) total amount of waste = C, (b) of that: special waste = Z, (c) of that: hazardous waste = N. Add up table contents by summarizing all subgroup items (C, Z, N). I - waste reused, II - incinerated, III - stockpiled. Show data in accordance with Waste Categorization and Catalog of Wastes1) in Columns 1 and 2. 2. Equipment used for waste disposal purposes Period from..........to.......... Equipment Total number Of that, Amount of waste (in metric tons) eliminated type of equipment number of approved equipment 1 2 3 4 Stockpile Incinerating plant Other equipment C Z N 3. Waste management budget in the preceding period (Subsection 2.1) 3.1 Waste management related costs 3.2 Sources of cost coverage 4. Waste management objectives 1. Definition of objectives, itemized as: limitation of waste production increased reuse of waste acceptable waste disposal methods. 2. Measures to attain objectives as itemized in Subsection 4.1. Show the designation, implementation deadline and costs of each measure. Annex No. 2 (76/1992/Collection of Laws/) Schedule of waste management programs applicable to producers 1. Fundamental data Producers (with the exception of municipalities) Municipalities only 1.1 Name of producer 1.1 Name of municipality 1.2 Identification code No. of the producer (ICO code) 1.2 Identification No. of the municipality1) 1.3 Site (cadastral territory) of the producer 1.3 District 1.4 Identification No. of the cadastral territory1) 1.4 Population 1.5 County 1.5 Municipal area 1.6 Type of production (activities) 1.7 Range of production (activities) 2. Current status of waste management of the producer 2.1 Waste production over the preceding period (itemized by subgroups shown by the Waste Categorization and Catalog of Wastes2) in metric tons: Period from.............to................. Waste code Waste designation Category (danger class) Total waste Of that, waste I II III Diff 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Z N Note: Show totals of each waste subgroup. Show sums of special and (of that) hazardous waste separately. I - waste reused, II - incinerated, III - stockpiled. Show data according to the Waste Categorization and Catalog of Wastes in Columns2) 1, 2 and 3. 2. Equipment used for waste disposal purposes Period from...........to............ type Equipment operator3) location1) Amount of waste disposed of: Waste disposal contract C Z N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Disposal area Incinerating plant Other equipment Note: Show waste in Column 4 itemized as (a) total amount of waste = C, (b) of that: special waste = Z, (c) of that: hazardous waste = N. 3. Waste management budget in the preceding period (Subsection 2.1) 1. Waste management related costs of the producer 2. Sources of cost coverage 4. Waste management objectives 1. Definition of objectives, itemized as: limitation of waste production increased reuse of waste acceptable waste disposal methods. 2. Measures to attain objectives as itemized in Subsection 4.1. Show the designation, implementation deadline and costs of each measure. 5. Data confirmation 1. Name (title) of the entity preparing the program. 2. Confirmation of the program data by signature of the authorized representative of the producer. 6. Annexes 1. Waste management related regulations issued to the producer by relevant authorities. 2. Inspection protocols in matters of waste management. 3. Statement of relevant municipal authorities to the waste management proposal (with exception of municipal programs).