1. Developing and Implementing Solid Waste Codes ITEP - TSWEAP Wyndham San Diego Bayside, San Diego, CA February 24-26, 2015 Gussie A. Lord Jill Grant & Associates, LLC 1319 F Street, NW, Suite 300 Washington, DC 20004 Ph. 202-821-1950 Email: glord@jillgrantlaw.com

2. Table of Contents SUBCHAPTER 1.GENERAL PROVISIONS SUBCHAPTER 2. PROHIBITED ACTS SUBCHAPTER 3. SUBSTANTIVE PROVISIONS REGARDING SOLID WASTE SUBCHAPTER 4.ENFORCEMENT SUBCHAPTER 5.RULEMAKING AND JUDICIAL REVIEW 2

3. SUBCHAPTER 1.GENERAL PROVISIONS 101Title 102Definitions 103Declaration of Policy 104Applicability; Exemptions 105Authority to Administer Act 106Compliance with other Laws and Regulations 107Severability 108Sovereign Immunity Preserved 3

4. SUBCHAPTER 2.PROHIBITED ACTS 201Prohibited Acts (And Exemptions) 4 1. Open dumping 2. Open burning 3. Public nuisance 4. Prohibition on disposal of certain materials at a solid waste landfill facility or transfer station 5. Improper collection, transportation, processing, or storage of waste 6. Failure to report hazardous substance releases 7. Refusal to provide information or allow inspection

5. SUBCHAPTER 3.SUBSTANTIVE PROVISIONS REGARDING SOLID WASTE 1. Criteria for solid waste management facilities, for example solid waste landfills, transfer stations, and composting facilities 2. Solid waste collection practices (storage, disposal, fees) 3. Permitting procedures for solid waste management facilities 4. Closure and post-closure care 5. Financial assurance 5

6. SUBCHAPTER 4.ENFORCEMENT 401General Enforcement Authority (may include authority to enter into voluntary cleanup agreements) 402Administrative Orders 403Administrative Assessment of Penalties 404Administrative Hearings 405Judicial Enforcement 406Citizen Suits 6

7. SUBCHAPTER 5.RULEMAKING AND JUDICIAL REVIEW 501Rulemaking 502Judicial Review 7