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United States — Nebraska
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Municipalities, counties, and agencies are exempt from state regulatory competition rules and intended to receive immunity from state and federal antitrust laws when acting under the Integrated Solid Waste Management Act.
United States — Nebraska
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An exemption under section 13-2027 does not waive or exempt a person from specified bidding provisions.
United States — Nebraska
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Counties and municipalities must file a statement of intent with the department by October 1, 1992, and include reciprocal-intent documentation if they plan a cooperative arrangement.
United States — Nebraska
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Counties and municipalities must have a certification filed with the department by October 1, 1993, and the department must approve it if compliance is found. If a county or municipality cannot certify outside-area capacity, it may restrict access to its facilities and systems for that waste.
United States — Nebraska
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Each county and municipality must file an integrated solid waste management plan with the department by October 1, 1994.
United States — Nebraska
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Solid waste management plans must include specified capacity certifications, recycling and disposal planning, and program requirements; counties or municipalities may restrict access if they cannot certify outside-waste capacity.
United States — Nebraska
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This section generally bars dumping solid waste outside an approved landfill unless a permit applies, and it sets special rules for scrap tires, permits, and property access.
United States — Nebraska
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The council must adopt rules for solid-waste and landfill management, including permits, operational requirements, closure care, and financial assurance.
United States — Nebraska
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An applicant for a facility permit may be exempt from siting approval requirements if the ownership and location conditions are met.
United States — Nebraska
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This section requires the department to review facility permit applications, give public notice, and explain denials. It also lets applicants seek variances, lets the director approve or deny certain changes and minor modifications, and requires facility owners or operators to address contamination.
United States — Nebraska
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The department must keep the state solid waste management plan current and apply to the EPA for approval of the state program.
United States — Nebraska
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The council must adopt rules and regulations defining certain wastes and appliances, and household hazardous wastes are exempt from those regulations under the Environmental Protection Act.
United States — Nebraska
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This section limits when landfills may accept yard waste and bans land disposal of several waste types, with specific exceptions and filing rules for tire projects and race sponsors.
United States — Nebraska
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The department must review certain solid waste facility licenses, may ask for proof of compliance, and may issue amended permits or extend licenses in specified cases.
United States — Nebraska
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This section creates a cash fund, requires certain fees and forfeited money to be sent to the State Treasurer for the fund, and sets permit-fee rules for applicants and permit holders.
United States — Nebraska
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This section imposes a disposal fee, requires quarterly payment to the department, and adds interest if payment is late.
United States — Nebraska
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The department must rebate 10 cents of the disposal fee to the municipality or county of origin in qualifying cases, and municipalities or counties can apply for the rebate if they have an approved recycled-material purchasing policy.
United States — Nebraska
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This act does not apply to operations or activities regulated by the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, or to operations or activities regulated under subsection (10) of section 81-1505.
United States — Nebraska
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The Legislature states that distressed areas exist and that economic development in those areas is a matter of state policy and public concern.
United States — Nebraska
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Sections 13-2101 to 13-2112 may be cited as the Enterprise Zone Act.