2016 Workshops |
May 24, 2016 |
ADEQ Main Office, Phoenix, AZ |
Agenda |
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July 19, 2016 |
AZ Fish & Game Office, Flagstaff, AZ |
TBA |
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August 16, 2016 |
La Paz County Board Room, Parker, AZ |
TBA |
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October 18, 2016 |
ADEQ Southern Regional Office, Tucson, AZ |
TBA |
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January 2017 (TBA) |
Webinar (TBA) |
TBA |
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Maps
The maps below contain data found in files at ADEQ or GPS data collected by ADEQ staff. The locations represented on these maps are registered sites and facilities only. Not all of the locations represented on these maps are open for public use. When this is the case, the maps will make this distinction. When any location's permit status becomes closed it will be removed from every map. However, its location information is maintained in a GIS format for future use.
Solid Waste Facilities Information
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Solid Waste Field Documentation Examples
Used Oil Transporter Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Special Waste Generator Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Waste Tire Collection Site (WTCS) Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Biohazardous Medical Waste (BMW) Transporter Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Solid Waste Nuisance Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Special Waste Receiving Facility Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Solid Waste Transfer Station Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Used Oil Generator Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Non-Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Biohazardous Medical Waste (BMW) Transfer/Storage Facility Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Used Oil Burner Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Used Oil Processor Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Used Oil Marketer Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Inspection Report -- (PDF) |
Notice of Opportunity to Correct Deficiencies -- (PDF) |
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Used Oil
In 1990 Arizona promulgated laws for managing used oil under Arizona Revised Statutes § 49-801 et. al. These laws include both regulatory provisions and enforcement provisions for managing used oil. In 1997, the regulatory provisions were replaced when Arizona adopted, by reference, the federal regulations for managing used oil, under 40 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 279 (40 CFR 279). As a result, Arizona's used oil program now consists of the regulatory provisions contained in 40 CFR 279, and additional regulatory provisions that were deemed appropriate for Arizona, and the enforcement provisions.
To learn more about Arizona's used oil program, choose from the topics below. These topics are offered to provide general background information about Arizona's used oil program, and are not a legal interpretation of the law. For more complete information about used oil management, or the enforcement provisions, refer to the state statutes and the federal regulations, referenced above.
Overview of Arizona's Used Oil Program:
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