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Kentucky Revised Statutes Title XVIII. Public Health § 224.50-858.Registration; letter of approval

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(1) Unless exempted by KRS 224.50-854 or as authorized by KRS 224.50-856(4) and (5), no person shall accumulate more than twenty-five (25) waste tires at a time for processing, transport more than fifty (50) waste tires at a time, or accumulate more than one hundred (100) waste tires at a time without first registering and receiving a letter of approval from the cabinet.

(2) To register, the following shall be submitted:

(a) The person's name and address;

(b) The address where the waste tires are to be accumulated or transferred;

(c) A statement of the purpose for accumulating, transporting, or processing the waste tires;

(d) A statement of the maximum number of waste tires to be accumulated, transported, or processed, and their passenger tire equivalents, as calculated under KRS 224.50-862;

(e) The rate at which waste tires are to be accumulated, transported, or processed;

(f) A certification stating that the person has read and understood the requirements of the waste tire program and will comply with those requirements;

(g) Financial assurance to pay for closure and corrective action as required by KRS 224.50-864 and 224.50-866; and

(h) A disclosure statement required by KRS 224.40-330(2).

(3) The cabinet shall approve the registration when the registration requirements have been met.

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