United States — Nebraska
§ 13-2012. Municipal solid waste jurisdiction area, defined.
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This provision defines the municipal solid waste jurisdiction area as all incorporated areas of a city or village.
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§ 13-2013. Municipality, defined.
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“Municipality” means any city or village incorporated under the laws of this state.
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§ 13-2013.01. Passenger tire equivalent of waste tires, defined.
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This provision defines “passenger tire equivalent of waste tires” as twenty pounds of waste tire or processed waste tire.
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§ 13-2013.02. Scrap tire or waste tire, defined.
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This provision defines “scrap tire” or “waste tire” as a tire no longer suitable for its original intended purpose because of wear, damage, or defect.
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§ 13-2014. Solid waste, defined.
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This provision says “solid waste” is defined by section 81-1502.
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§ 13-2015. Solid waste management plan, defined.
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“Solid waste management plan” means a plan adopted by a county or municipality, including a joint plan adopted by an agency, for integrated solid waste management.
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§ 13-2016. System, defined.
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“System” means equipment, vehicles, facilities, personnel, or contractors used for solid waste collection, source separation, storage, transportation, transfer, processing, treatment, or disposal.
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§ 13-2016.01. Yard waste, defined.
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Yard waste means grass and leaves.
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§ 13-2017. Policy of the state.
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The state’s policy is to encourage waste reduction, recycling, education, sustainable manufacturing, and uniform container regulation.
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§ 13-2018. Solid waste management hierarchy; established; cooperative program; established.
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The state must establish and maintain a cooperative state and local program to support project planning and technical assistance for integrated solid waste management.
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§ 13-2019. Tribal governments; assume responsibility for integrated solid waste management; department; duties.
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The department must present the state solid waste management plan to federally recognized tribal governments in Nebraska and encourage them to adopt the state’s solid waste management laws, rules, regulations, and standards.
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§ 13-2020. County, municipality, or agency; provide or contract for disposal of solid waste; joint ownership of facility; governing body; powers and duties; rates and charges.
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Counties and municipalities must provide or arrange solid-waste disposal facilities, and local governing bodies may set rules and charges for using them.
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§ 13-2020.01. Imposition of lien for nonpayment of rates and charges; vote required.
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This section defines “elected official” and limits lien-vote authority to certain elected officials involved with specified joint entities or joint public agencies.
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§ 13-2021. County, municipality, or agency; facility or system; powers and duties; referendum and limited referendum provisions; applicability.
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Counties, municipalities, and agencies may work on facilities and systems, acquire land, contract with others, and municipalities may exempt later project measures from referendum rules.
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§ 13-2022. County, municipality, or agency; closure of facility, postclosure care, and investigative and corrective action; powers and duties; tax; special trust funds.
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Counties, municipalities, and agencies must close facilities, provide postclosure care, and do investigative and corrective work under council rules. They may also use taxes, agreements, and trust funds to cover related costs, and they do not have to prove financial responsibility for permits for facilities not used fo
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§ 13-2023. County, municipality, or agency; regulations authorized; limitations; noncompliance fee; regulation of containers; prohibited; exceptions.
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Local counties, municipalities, or agencies may adopt solid-waste regulations, but they cannot regulate container sales, use, or marketing in the prohibited way.
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§ 13-2024. County or municipality; service agreement with agency; authorized provisions; special tax authorized.
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A county or municipality may make service agreements with a solid waste agency and may use revenue pledges or, if appropriate, a special tax to cover payments due.
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§ 13-2025. County, municipality, or agency; service agreement; fees and charges; amount.
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A county, municipality, or agency that enters a service agreement must set and collect rates and charges high enough to cover operating costs, debt service, and required reserves.
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§ 13-2025.01. Joint entity or joint public agency; reporting of budget; filing required.
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Joint entities and joint public agencies covered by this provision must follow the Municipal Proprietary Function Act for budget reporting and file proprietary budget statements with specified clerks.
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§ 13-2026. Municipalities, counties, and agencies; regulate solid waste management; when.
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Municipalities, counties, and agencies may adopt local rules, bylaws, or agreements to regulate solid waste management in their areas.
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