Chapter 1	Scope of application
Chapter 2	Definitions
Chapter 3	Classification
Chapter 4	Municipality of waste management-waste hierarchy
Chapter 5	Municipality Waste Planning
Chapter 6	Municipal Waste Regulations
Chapter 7	Municipal waste disposal schemes
Chapter 8	Principles of the governing board of the municipal management board and charges
Chapter 9	Landfill of waste
Chapter 10	Waits and the source-sorted business waste suitable for material-use account
Chapter 11	Specific rules on hazardous wastes from establishments
Chapter 12	Information to be provided for the handling of business waste
Chapter 13	Specific rules concerning the identification of PCBs in buildings and installations and notification of waste by private and professional developers
Chapter 14	Municipal Processing Facilities
Chapter 15	Benchmarking of waste incineration and landfill sites
Chapter 16	National Regulation database
Chapter 17	Supervision
Chapter 18	Administrative provisions
Chapter 19	Punishment
Chapter 20	Entry into force and transitional provisions
Appendix 1	Table of contents for the waste notice
Appendix 2	The list of waste, cf. Section 2 (2). 1
Appendix 3	Information to be reported for use in benchmarking, cf. § 88, paragraph. 1
Appendix 4	Characteristics and percentages of waste hazardous
Appendix 5 A	Shapes and methods for disposal, cf. § 3, nr. 14
Appendix 5 B	Shapes and methods for recovery, cf. § 3, nr. 40
Appendix 6	Standard-class gulative for household waste, cf. Section 19 (1). 3
Appendix 7	Standardical charge for business waste, cf. Section 19 (1). 3
Appendix 8	Exemptions for waste fees-industry codes, cf. § 60, paragraph. 1
Appendix 9	Exemption for waste fees-business forms, cf. § 60, paragraph. 2
Appendix 10	Industry codes that include builders and plant gardeners, cf. § 58, paragraph. 4
Appendix 11	Screening schema for PCBs, cf. Section 78 (1). 3

Completion of waste 1) 2)

In accordance with section 7 b, section 44 (4), 1 and 6, section 45 (4). 2, 5 and 7, § 45 a, § 46 a, paragraph 1-3, section 46 b, paragraph. 1 and 2, section 47 (4). 2 and 3, section 48, section. 4, 8 and 9, section 50 d (1). 2-4, Section 51, paragraph 1. 6, section 67, section 73, section 80, section 1 and 2, § 88, § 89 b, § 92 and § 110 (3). 3, in the law of environmental protection, cf. Law Order no. 879 of 26. June 2010, as amended by law no. 1387 of 14. December 2010, Law No. No. 1273 of 21. December 2011, lov nr. 446 of 23. May, 2012, lov # 1149 of 11. December 2012 and Law No 1248 of 18. December 2012 :

Chapter 1

Scope of application

§ 1. The announcement includes the handling of waste not regulated by other legislation, and the classification of waste, planning on waste, regulations on waste, waste disposal systems, waste disposal data, waste disposal, use of waste systems ; the marking of waste, the detection of waste, the notification of waste, the benchmarking of waste treatment plants, etc.

Paragraph 2. The commuting does not include handling and planning for residues from flue-gas treatment based on fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas.

Chapter 2

Definitions

§ 2. For the purpose of waste, this notice shall mean any substance or subject, cf. Annex 2, the holder of which shall dispose of or intend to dispose of, or shall be obliged to dispose of.

Paragraph 2. However, waste shall not be considered to be substances or objects resulting from a production process, which are not primarily intended to manufacture this substance or the subject, and where :

1) it is certain that the substance or object shall be re-usable,

2) the substance or object may be used directly with no other further processing than any normal industrial practice,

3) the substance or genus is manufactured as an integral part of a production process ; and

4) re-use is legal, that is to say. the substance or object complies with all relevant requirements for the product, the environment and health protection for the application in question and will not have any adverse adverse effects on the environment or human health.

§ 3. In this notice, the following definitions shall apply :

1) Wastes suitable for material litigation : waste which can be used for re-use, recycled or used for other final material provision or treatment for the purposes of one of the types of treatment that has been mentioned.

2) waste treatment plants : Facilities or waste disposal or disposing of waste, including installations preparing waste in advance of recovery or disposal.

3) The waste data system : As defined in the Disorder of the Waste Data system.

4) Waste fraction : the subdivision of waste after material, composition and origin, including asphalt, paper, paperback, waste in the form of metal and electrical and electronic products, waste in the form of batteries and accumulators, PVC, plastics, glass, shredders, land and wood.

5) Waste holder : the manufacturer of the waste or the natural or legal person in possession of the waste.

6) Waste producer : Anyone whose activity produces waste (the original waste producer) or anyone who carries out a pretreatment, mixing or other, resulting in a modification of the nature or composition of this waste.

7) Waste type : waste that is listed in the waste list, cf. Annex 2, which is described with an EAC code.

8) Waste exporter : as defined in the Order of the Waste Regiment and for approval as a collection company.

9) The second final material declaration : any recovery operation, except for the operations in which waste is prepared for re-use, recycled, energy use by incineration or processed.

10) ' The system of authorising officers ' means a system in which the municipal board of a regulatory authority has defined the manner and, where appropriate, on which plant the waste manufacturer must ensure that the waste is handled.

11) Treatment : Helpful or dispossessing operations, including preparation for recovery or disposal.

12) Duty-obligation : Pligt to

a) apply a collection or set of detection system laid down in a Regulation, or

b) follow the specific instructions of the municipal management board on the handling of waste which is not subject to a collection or detection system.

13) Biowaste : biodegradable have-waste-food, food and catering waste from households, restaurants, catering firms and retailers and similar wastes from food processing companies.

14) Disposal : any operation that is not useful, even if the operation as a secondary consequence leads to the recycling of substances or to energy use. Appendix 5 A does not contain a non-exhaustive list of disposal operations.

15) municipal waste : waste, which consists mainly of catering waste, hygienic waste and less subjects of discarded materials, typically produced by private households, including catering waste and waste, in the form of cartons for milk, juice and the like, dirty paper, paperback and plastics, etc., and which are not covered by other schemes.

16) Garbage-waste-like waste : waste generated by undertakings and which, in composition, corresponds to the municipal waste collection from private households.

17) Landfill sites : as defined in the notice of landfill.

18) Landfill waste : waste which is not suitable for material use or for incineration.

(19) Packaging : Packaging as defined in the notice of certain requirements for packaging.

20) Packaging waste : packaging waste as defined in the notice of certain requirements for packaging.

21) Acquisitions generated by undertakings, including municipal waste, garden-park waste, waste storage, waste disposal, construction waste, production waste, industrial waste, source-sorted waste fractions and soil. Acquidient waste may either be dangerous or non-hazardous.

(22) ' hazardous waste ' means waste on and marked as hazardous waste in the list of waste in Appendix 2 and which display one or more of the dangerous properties set out in Annex 4. In addition, hazardous wastes are considered to be the characteristics shown in Annex 4.

23) Treatment : The physical, thermal, chemical or biological processes prior to recovery or disposal, including sorting, crushing, compressor, pelling, degradation, conditioning, separation and prior to recovery ; in addition, dismantling, repackaging, blending or mixing, altering the characteristics of the waste, with the aim of reducing its scope or colour, or otherwise make it easier to deal with.

24) Preparation for re-use : any recovery operation in the form of checks, cleaning or repair, where products or product components that have been taken to waste are prepared so that they can be recycled without other treatment.

25) Waste combustion-waste : waste which is not suitable for material use and may be destroyed by incineration without the incineration of combustion resulting from the unacceptability of pollutants. Compensated wastes shall not include :

a) Wastes which are prohibited under the legislation of the legislation to incinate.

b) Wastes which, in accordance with the legislation, including a regulation adopted by the local authority board, must be collected or shown for material benefit or other treatment, including deposit or which are specifically listed for material use or other material ; treatment, including deposit.

26) Retame : As defined in the Comprecation of the Waste Register and the approval of collection activities.

27) Recycling waste : waste suitable for re-use and which shall be reused, as appropriate, in accordance with the legislation.

28) Recycling : Any recovery operation where waste materials are reprocessed into products, materials or substances, whether they are used for the original purpose or for other purposes. This includes the reprocessing of organic material, but not energy use and processing for materials intended for use for fuel or for fulfillment operations.

29) Re-use installations : Installations for reuse operations, cf. no. 28.

(30) Reuse : any operation where products or components that are not waste are once again used for the same purposes as they were designed for.

31) Household wastes : wastes produced by households, including day renovation, gardening, stormings, debris, source-sorted waste fractions and soil from households. Houholding waste may either be dangerous or non-hazardous.

32) Handling : Collection, transport, recovery and disposal of waste, including the monitoring of the landfill and processing of landfills and negotiators and mediators.

33) Collection of waste, including initial sorting and initial storage of waste for the purpose of transporting waste to a waste treatment facility.

34) Collection scheme : Regulation A Regulation where the municipality takes over responsibility for the further handling of the waste at the collection point and which is organized as a feat or a application scheme.

35) Collection Company : As defined in the Order for the Waste Register and for approval as a collection company.

36) Source sorting : sorting at the place where the waste is generated, in the material suitable for material use, the incineration and landfill waste, and the sorting of material and use.

37) Municipal treatment plants : Municipal installations dealing with waste for material litigation and where one or more municipal directors combined own a substantial share of the installation or directly or indirectly owns a substantial part of the capital of the company or similar that owns the plant.

38) Material Usedation : Preparation for re-use, recycling or use to other final material for use or treatment for the purposes of one of the types of treatment they mentioned.

39) Denied : as defined in the notice of the Waste Register and of approval as a collection company.

40) Useful account : any operation whose main result is either that waste fulfils a useful purpose by replacing the use of other materials which would otherwise have been used to meet a particular function or that the waste is to be used, prepared for the purpose of meeting the particular functioning of the installation or of society in general. Appendix 5 B contains a non-exhaustive list of recovery operations.

41) Waste oils : any type of industrial oil or lubricating oil of mineral or synthetic origin which has been unfit for the purposes to which it was originally intended, such as oil from combustion engines and transmission systems and oil to oil machinery, turbines and hydraulic devices.

42) Foreign enterprise : a foreign company is an entity abroad and is therefore not registered in the Central Business Register (CVR).

43) Company : Any natural or private or public legal person registered in the central enterprise register (CVR).

Chapter 3

Classification

§ 4. The local authority shall decide whether a substance or item is waste, cf. however, paragraph 1 7 and section 6 (4). 2.

Paragraph 2. The local authority shall also determine whether waste is :

1) Dangerous waste.

2) Packaged waste.

3) Wastes suitable for materials for material use.

4) Burning-up waste.

5) Escrolation waste.

Paragraph 3. The local authority must classify business waste as a source-ordered commercial waste to materialenylisation if the waste producing company can demonstrate that the waste can be prepared for re-use, recycled or used for the second end ; materialenyttig; The local authorities shall classify mixtures of waste suitable for material use as a source of material sorted material for material use if the waste producing company can substantiate the fact that the mixture does not diminate. the material-service statement of each material.

Paragraph 4. The local authorities shall decide that substances or objects which meet the criteria referred to in paragraph 1 shall be decided on. Five, no more trash.

Paragraph 5. The local authorities shall, in its decision, in accordance with paragraph 1. 4 involving the following criteria

1) the substance or genetic material has undergone recovery operations, including recycling,

2) the substance or object is commonly used for specific purposes ;

3) there is a market in or in demand for such a substance or of such a subject,

4) the substance or object satisfies the technical requirements for the specific purposes and complies with the applicable legislation and standards relating to products, and

5) the use of the substance or the object does not have a negative impact on the environment or human health.

Paragraph 6. The local authority shall inform the Environmental Management Board for decisions taken in accordance with paragraph 1. 4. The Environmental Management Board shall publish these decisions at www.mst.dk.

Paragraph 7. The Danish Agency shall take a decision pursuant to paragraph 1-5 on the classification of waste in connection with the audit by the Environmental Management Board after notification of the transfer of waste.

Paragraph 8. Paragraph 7 shall also apply where the paragraph is referred to in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall be present at the same time as the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety and its own supervision of the law or the rules adopted pursuant there

§ 5. The local authority must inform the EPA decisions where waste produced from a company which meets the criteria set out in Annex 4 but which do not appear marked as hazardous waste in Annex 2 has been classified as dangerous, waste in accordance with Annex 4.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities must also inform the Environmental Management Board on waste which is constantly produced by a company which does not meet the criteria set out in Annex 4 but which appear in Appendix 2 marked as hazardous waste.

Classification of ships

§ 6. The local authority shall decide whether a ship of 1,500 tonnes of lightweight (either body weight) or less is the waste. At the same time, the local authority shall determine whether the ship is also classified as hazardous waste.

Paragraph 2. The Environmental Management Board shall determine whether a ship over 1,500 tonnes of lightweight (Ecosity) is waste. The environmental management board shall, at the same time, determine whether the ship is also classified as hazardous waste.

§ 7. When a ship that is older than 25 years and has a longitude of more than 15 metres by the waterline, is situated in a port and transferred for export or in order to be exported, the handover or exporter shall immediately grant ; the local authority of the municipality of the municipality where the ship is situated, indicating the future destination and purpose of the ship.

§ 8. Immediately after notification of section 7 or, by the way, the municipal management board shall, by the way, have the sale or transfer of the sale or the impending export of a ship that is in port is subject to notification, or the impending export of a ship in port ; the municipal management board of the ship. In the inspection, the local authorities shall inspect the ship ' s status and documents which may affect the assessment of a classification of the ship according to section 6, including evidence of the ship ' s own weight.

Paragraph 2. Where the local authorities note that the specific ship has a headweight of 1 500 tonnes of lightweight, the case shall be submitted to the Board of Directors ' s observations and documents to the Environmental Management Board as soon as possible and within three working days, the visual inspection. Hidden and future owner will be informed accordingly.

Paragraph 3. In situations where the ship is supposed to be exported to a destination outside the EU/EEA, and where the age, destination and dynamometer of the ship and so on immediately give grounds for the assumption that the ship is waste or hazardous waste, the competent authority may immediately : decide that the ship may not leave the Danish port until a decision has been reached in accordance with section 6, cf. ~ 10 (1)) 1.

§ 9. For a decision on whether or not a ship is waste, the competent authority shall obtain within three days of the fact that the municipal management board, respectively, the Environmental Management Board shall be competent authority, the following information :

1) Documentation of ownership.

2) Logging of the ship as well as the status of certificates and classifications.

3) Documentation, perhaps. in the form of belief and promise of statements made by the owner's intentions with the ship.

4) Documentation of the economic conditions of sale and on the fate of the ship.

5) Other necessary information for the decision on the specific case.

§ 10. The competent authority shall decide as soon as possible and no later than eight working days from the date on which the information will be given in section 9. 1-5, shall be available if the ship is classified as waste and shall inform the owner of the ship as well as any other interested parties on the decision.

Paragraph 2. If the ship has been classified as waste and does not wish to be exported, the ship shall have the owner of the ship as soon as possible the competent authority which approved waste treats the owner wants to be responsible for processing.

§ 11. For a decision within sections 6 and 10, owners, buyers, sellers, or exporters at the request of the local authority or the EPA, shall place all information in their possession concerning any substance or object, including ownership, the origin, condition, technical information, intended use, composition or, where appropriate, intended destination.

Chapter 4

Municipality of waste management-waste hierarchy

§ 12. The municipal waste management must, cf. however, paragraph 1 2, in accordance with the following waste hierarchy :

1) Preparation for re-use.

2) Recycling.

3) Second recovery.

4) Disposal.

Paragraph 2. The waste hierarchy may be waived for special waste streams, if the derogation is justified in a life cycle.

Paragraph 3. The use of the waste hierarchy and deviations from this must take place in order to achieve the best overall environmental result, cf. sections 1 and 3 of the law.

Chapter 5

Municipality Waste Planning

§ 13. The Municipal Board shall draw up and adopt a 12-year-old municipal plan for the handling of waste. The plan must be reviewed at least every 6. year, cf. however, section 96.

Paragraph 2. The municipal waste management plan shall include :

1) A mapping section that describes the status of the waste area in the municipality, cf. § 14.

2) A target statement part that explains the municipality's overall objectives in the area of waste.

3) A planning part, with particular focus on scheduling the first 6 years of the period, cf. § 15.

Paragraph 3. In the preparation of the municipal waste management plan, the section 6 of the law shall apply mutatis mutations.

Paragraph 4. The municipal waste management plan must be drawn up on the basis of the national waste management plan, cf. Act 46 c, and may not conflict with this.

§ 14. The card-laying part shall include :

1) The quantities of waste produced in the municipality, distributed in the industry where the waste originates, waste types (EAKs), cf. Annex 2, or waste fractions, and how the waste is recovered or disposed of.

2) The quantities of waste which are exported from or imported into the municipality, broken down by waste types.

3) List of and descriptions of collection and detection arrangements for waste.

4) List of and descriptions of landfill and incineration plants that the municipal management board uses or will indicate, as well as information on the quantities of waste and the capacity available.

5) Information on sorting and processing facilities, etc., as the municipality governing board uses or is shown to.

6) Information on the costs of the municipal management board when handling waste distributed to households and businesses.

§ 15. The planning part shall include a statement of :

1) Estimation of future waste quantities in the municipality, with the exception of the source-ordered business waste at the materials used for material use. However, the declaration must contain an estimate of future waste quantities for materials for materials from the local authority's institutions and undertakings, as well as the commercial waste to materialUlitigation delivered at the reusable sites of the municipality of undertakings.

2) An assessment of the need for new collection arrangements.

3) A description of the expected future handling of the waste that the municipal management board collects or is intended for processing.

4) the treatment plants planned for the handling of waste collected by the municipal management board and the quantities of waste expected to be added to the individual installations.

5) Depositing and combustion capacity, including the need to establish additional capacity, based on the expected quantities of waste compared with the capacity and life of the used plant.

6) The economic consequences of the plan for the budget of the municipal management board and the size of the fees, cf. Chapter 8.

7) Planned future investments for renovation, rebuilding or establishment of new installations, cf. § 61, adopted by the municipal board.

8) An assessment of the extent to which the measures covered by the plan are in accordance with the waste hierarchy, cf. Article 6 (b) of the law and shall contribute to the prevention or reduction of the adverse effects of waste management.

Paragraph 2. The statements referred to in paragraph 1 shall be : 1, no. 2-4 and 6 8 must be detailed for the first 6 years and the parent of the remaining part of the plan period.

Paragraph 3. The statements referred to in paragraph 1 shall be : 1, no. 1 and 5 shall be detailed for the whole plan period.

§ 16. In order to provide the public with an opportunity to express early and in an effective manner before the waste management plan is adopted, the local authorities must make public announcement of proposals for waste management plan or review of : the waste management plan. The non-location can be digitally digitally on the municipality's website. The announcement shall at least contain details of :

1) The county address of the municipal board.

2) Information that everyone has a right to see the proposal for the plan or review of the plan.

3) Information that everyone has the right to comment on the proposal within a period of a minimum of eight weeks from the announcement and the information on where the comments and questions can be addressed.

§ 17. The local authorities shall make public announcement of the approval of the plan and the reasons and considerations which undergo the adoption of the plan, including the process of public participation. The non-location can be digitally digitally on the municipality's website. The waste-management plan shall be publicly available and disseminated electronically to the public, cf. the announcement of the active dissemination of environmental information.

§ 18. To the extent to which the municipal management company ' s actual management activities (operating sherreos) after this notice is carried out by a communal community, the scheduling, cf. § § 13-17, is done by the community of communal.

Chapter 6

Municipal Waste Regulations

§ 19. The Municipality Board shall prepare and adopt regulations concerning the arrangements for waste produced by households and businesses in the municipality, cf. section 24 (2). 1-3, cf. however, paragraph 1 Two and 40.

Paragraph 2. The city council shall prepare and adopt an independent Regulation on land that is waste.

Paragraph 3. The local authorities shall, where they draw up the regulations in accordance with paragraph 1, shall : 1, use the paradigm as shown in Annexes 6 and 7. The Regulations shall consist of a mandatory text and a text that is populated by the individual local countenants. The paradigms are available at www.miljoeportal.dk.

Paragraph 4. The Municipal Board shall publish the following paragraph (1). 1 adopted Regulations when reporting to the national Regulation database available at www.mst.dk.

Paragraph 5. Regulation (s) after paragraph 1. 1 shall enter into force on the day following publication in the Regulation, unless a different and later effective date is set out in the Regulation.

Paragraph 6. Information on the adoption and entry into force of a Regulation pursuant to paragraph 1. 2 shall be published at the local authority ' s announcement of its advertising. The non-location can be digitally digitally on the municipality's website. The Regulation may not enter into force at the earliest four weeks after the announcement. In the light of the announcement, the regulation shall be publicly available and disseminated electronically to the public, cf. the announcement of the active dissemination of environmental information.

20. The local authorities shall lay down the collection and authorising arrangements in the local authority, in accordance with the regulations governing the local authority, in accordance with the regulations governing the collection and training arrangements. Chapter 7. The local authority shall choose whether fields that are in the paradigm, cf. Section 19 (1). 3, specified with "volunteer to populate", must be completed.

§ 21. The local authorities shall lay down in the regulations governing the extent and organisation of the collection systems and, in particular, the requirements for sorting.

Paragraph 2. The municipal management board may, in addition to collection arrangements, set out rules on :

1) Packaging of waste.

2) Container type.

3) Containment of waste.

4) Capacity for containers.

5) Installation of containers, including access routes.

6) Use of containers.

7) Fylenation of containers.

8) Containment of containers.

9) Pick-up of containers.

§ 22. The local authorities shall lay down in regulations governing the extent and organisation of the authorising officers in the regulations, including the requirements for sorting.

Paragraph 2. The municipal management board may, in addition to authorising arrangements, set out rules on :

1) Packaging of waste.

2) Labelling of containers, etc.

3) Containment of waste.

4) Processing.

5) the detection of waste for temporary storage.

6) Exclusion of large and unmanagable subjects from the requirement for incineration should they require special treatment in addition to the processing of compact or similar treatment.

7) Declaring of waste.

-23. However, sections 16 and 17 concerning the public involvement shall apply mutatis mutias so that everyone has a right to comment within a period of a minimum of four weeks from the announcement.

Paragraph 2. sections 16 and 17 on public involvement shall not apply to Regulations in accordance with section 19 (1). Paragraph 1, which is solely a matter of changes in the compulsory text of regulations.

Chapter 7

Municipal waste disposal schemes

§ 24. The Municipal Board shall establish arrangements for waste, including land that is waste, produced by households and businesses in the municipality, cf. however, paragraph 1 Two and three and 40. The arrangements must be made in the Regulation on the household waste, the regulation on the commercial waste and the regulation on soil, which is waste, cf. § 19.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to explosive waste.

Paragraph 3. The Municipality Board shall not establish arrangements for or offer the collection of the source-sorted business waste suitable for material benefit from establishments, cf. however, section 40 (1). 1, sections 41 and 42. However, the Municipality Board may continue to allow the source of industrial waste to be eligible for material provision from the local authority's own institutions and establishments to be covered by schemes for the waste material for the material provision of materials.

Paragraph 4. The council shall decide whether or not to have a system under paragraph 1. 1 shall be established as a collectors or a system of detection, cf. however, § § 25-27, § § 29-34, § § 37 and 40. A collection scheme may be established as a feat or a application scheme.

Paragraph 5. The local authority may establish different arrangements for the same user group when the difference is justified by objective criteria such as housing type.

Paragraph 6. The local authorities must specifically indicate waste which is not subject to a collection or detection system, cf. however, paragraph 1 Two and three. The specific instructions shall be made on the basis of a concrete assessment of the characteristics of the waste, including the necessary sampling and analysis to be used for classification and demonstration purposes.

Establishment and requirements for certain households arrangements

§ 25. The City Council must establish a collection scheme in the form of a system for the municipal waste disposal system from all households.

Paragraph 2. In summer areas, published according to the law of planning, the municipality Board may replace a collection system with a system of recollection for a period of day renovation in part of the calendar year.

Paragraph 3. The local authority shall lay down rules referred to in paragraph 21 (1) of the municipal waste management board in the Regulation on the municipal waste. 2, for collection arrangements for municipal waste disposal.

Paragraph 4. In the case of municipal waste, the local authority may lay down provisions to allow households to compost the vegetable portion of the day renovation of the land in which the household is located.

SECTION 26. The local authorities must establish a collection system for papirafuse from households in settlements, where more than 1000 inhabitants are constantly in place. The scheme must be organised in such a way that essential parts of the waste are collected. The collection system must at least cover the following :

1) Daymagazines.

2) Precrime leaves.

3) Uge and monthly magazines, including trade and member leaves.

4) Adderless pressure stuff.

5) Addressated shipments.

6) Phone books.

Paragraph 2. The city council shall ensure that essential parts of the collected papiraffall are reused.

Paragraph 3. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a business handling of papirafwastes prior to the reuse of the papirafs, the municipality board of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is delivered to an installation which can : reuse the papiraffell.

§ 27. The local authorities must establish a collection system for cardboard waste, including packaging waste, from households in shipbuilding, where more than a thousand people are constantly in place. The scheme must be organised in such a way that essential parts of the waste are collected.

Paragraph 2. The city council shall ensure that essential parts of the collected waste are re-used.

Paragraph 3. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a company on the handling of cardboard waste prior to its reuse, the municipalities of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is delivered on an installation which can be reused ; the trash.

§ 28. If the total amount of paper and paper waste, cf. section 26 and 27 of the municipality comprise less than 55% of the total paper and cardboard potential of households throughout the entire municipality in two consecutive calendar years from and with the calendar year 2006, the municipality board shall organise the collection system, cf. Section 26, in such a way as to use solid collection equipment, which will make it at least as easy for households to deliver the waste package as a return to the municipal waste disposal.

Paragraph 2. The Environmental Management Board shall preface the preparation and publication of the calculations of the total paper and paper potential from households for the municipalities. Publication can be made entirely digitally on the Eco-Management website www.mst.dk. In municipalities, in which more than 50% of inhabitants live in rural areas, which means areas of population of less than 200 inhabitants, the potential will be calculated by 100% of households in towns and cities with over 200 inhabitants and 50% of households in rural areas. The Environmental Management Board shall determine whether a municipality is subject to paragraph 1. TWO, TWO. Act.

§ 29. The local authorities must establish a collection system for glamour waste packaging waste from households in buildings, where more than 2000 households are at an all-important period. The scheme shall be organised in such a way as to ensure that significant components of the glass packaging waste which can be prepared for re-use or recycled are collected.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities shall ensure that essential components of the collection of glass packaging waste are recycled or prepared for re-use.

Paragraph 3. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a company on the handling of the glass packaging waste prior to re-use or to prepare for re-use, the municipality board of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is delivered ; in an installation which can reuse the glass packaging waste or to prepare waste for re-use.

-$30. The Municipal Board shall establish a collection system for recyclable metal packaging waste. The scheme shall be organised in such a way that essential parts of the reusable metal packaging waste are collected.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities shall ensure that essential components of the total reusable metal packaging waste are reused.

Paragraph 3. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a company to deal with the reusable metal packaging waste prior to its reuse, the municipality board of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is delivered on one of those products ; facilities to reuse the metal packaging waste.

§ 31. The Municipality Board shall establish a collection system for recyclable plastic packaging waste, including for waste in the form of plastic bottles and cans. The scheme shall be organised in such a way as to have significant parts of the reusable plastic packaging waste being collected.

Paragraph 2. The local authority shall ensure that essential parts of the total plastic packaging waste are collected and reused as plastic material.

Paragraph 3. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a business handling of the plastic packaging waste prior to reprocessing and reuse thereof, the municipality board of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is delivered on a equipment which can be used to work and re-use plastic packaging.

§ 32. The local authorities shall establish a collection scheme in the form of a system of application providing households to at least one reusable space.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities shall ensure that domestic waste is allowed in the municipality of the municipality to return packaged waste to recyclams if the waste is packaged in clear plastic bags.

§ 33. The city council must establish a collection system for PVC waste. This scheme must be organised in such a way that essential parts of both recyclable and non-reusable PVC waste are collected.

Paragraph 2. The local authority shall ensure that essential parts of the total reusable PVC waste are reused and that essential parts of the non-reusable PVC waste are deposited.

Paragraph 3. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a business handling of PVC waste prior to reuse or landfill thereof, the municipalities of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents the reusability and landfill of reusable goods ; PVC waste is ordered and delivered to an installation which can reuse recyclable PVC waste or on a plant on which the non-reusable PVC waste can be deposited.

§ 34. The city council shall establish a collection scheme for the waste of impregnated wood. The collection system must be organised in such a way that significant parts of the impregnated tree are collected.

Paragraph 2. The local authority must ensure that significant parts of the total amount of imports of impregnated wood are deposited unless the local authorities consider that the impregnated wood waste is suitable for materials for material use, or is required to be used for the impregnated wood waste ; the combustion mark.

Paragraph 3. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a business handling of the wood waste prior to reuse, incineration or landfill thereof, the municipalities of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is delivered on a single file ; facilities which can be reused, incinerate or deposited the waste.

$35. The Municipality Board shall establish a system for works waste which will allow households to sort in accordance with the requirements for sorting in section 65 (3). One and two.

Paragraph 2. The Municipal Board shall ensure that essential parts of the inventory and construction wastes are prepared for re-use, recycled or used for other final material-use.

Paragraph 3. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a company on the handling of works and works waste for material use, the municipalities of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is prepared for reuse, recyclaes or used for other final material for the final material.

§ 36. In the case of municipal waste, the local authority may lay down provisions on the incineration of waste to be incinerated with energy use.

Paragraph 2. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a company on the handling of reduced creosoc waste for incineration, the municipality board of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is delivered on an installation, who can incinate waste of a broken-down creosoc wood.

§ 37. The local authority must establish a collection system for hazardous waste not covered by sections 25 to 27 and sections 29-36.

§ 38. The local authority may, irrespective of section 50, in the Regulation on the subject of municipal waste, lay down provisions for the burning of citizens and property owners :

1) Garbage waste in the period 1. December to 1. In March, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.

2) Clean, dry wood, there's garbage, in specially decorated boat seats.

3) Garbage waste, St Hans's Night.

Paragraph 2. The local authority shall lay down in the regulations for the municipal waste, the conditions for which they are subject to the conditions laid down in paragraph 1. 1 forms of incineration of waste, including any standard claims and requirements for the maximum quantity of waste to be incinerated.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 1, no. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the burning of waste into urban areas and in summer humps.

Utilization and accountability for households

§ 39. When a municipal arrangements are laid down in the regulation for household waste, cf. section 24 (2). 1, and the Regulation has entered into force, citizens and gruntfully shall be obliged to use the scheme as prescribed. When the municipality Board provides a specific view, cf. section 24 (2). 6, citizens and grunwners are obliged to follow the directions.

Paragraph 2. Citizens and property owners must guarantee the sorting of waste in accordance with the arrangements laid down in the regulation for household waste.

Paragraph 3. Citizens and property owners shall demonstrate, at the request of the local authorities, that the waste has been handled in accordance with the specific instructions of the local authorities, or to the specific instructions of the municipal management board.

Establishment and requirements for certain schemes for undertakings

§ 40. The Municipality Board shall offer both undertakings belonging to the municipality and undertakings not belonging to the municipality, including foreign companies, access to at least one reusable space, cf. however, paragraph 1 3. The arrangement allows companies access to the recycling field of waste which corresponds to what households have access to. The offering is paid for the recycling field according to the rules in § § 57-58, if the offering is used.

Paragraph 2. For undertakings, the local authorities shall restrict access to the provisions of paragraph 1. 1 to waste taken to the space in registered vehicles weighing up to 3500 kg (3500 lb). In addition, the local authorities shall allow companies access to the recycling field of waste transported in a vehicle mounted on the vehicle.

Paragraph 3. The municipality Board is planning, cf. Section 15 (3). 1, no. 1, with a view to continually making capacity available to the establishments in the recycling space of the municipality. However, the local authorities shall not ensure that, at any time, there is the capacity of the recycling space for all activities (emergency capacity), by the municipality board at a lack of capacity in the recycling field to indicate or refer to the second equivalent. Handling.

Paragraph 4. The city council shall ensure that it is only permitted for undertakings to deliver packaged waste to recyclams if the waste is packaged in clear plastic bags.

Paragraph 5. The local authorities shall restrict the availability of hazardous waste at the local authority ' s reusable sites to the delivery of 200 kilograms of hazardous waste per year per year. Company. In the statement of the 200 kilograms of hazardous waste, the following shall not be included :

1) Special batteries and accumulators, as defined in the notice of batteries and accumulators and made batteries and accumulators.

2) Waste electrical and electronic equipment from households covered by producer responsibility, as defined in the notice of the placing on the market of electrical and electronic equipment, and the handling of electrical and electronic equipment.

Paragraph 6. The local authorities shall issue a receipt to undertakings which deliver hazardous waste in a recycling place, for the supply of hazardous waste.

§ 41. The city council can until 1. January 2016 offer companies in the municipality that they should be covered by a system of organic waste from their day waste-like waste.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall apply only where the municipal authorities in its Regulation for household waste have provided for the fact that organic waste should be sorted out from the day waste disposal, and has established an autonomous system for this waste.

§ 42. The local authority can offer companies in the municipality which is situated in properties with both households and businesses that they fall within the scope of the source or recyclable waste, which the municipality has established for : The households.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall apply only where the municipal Council of its Regulation for household waste has laid down a collection scheme organised as a reference system for the reusable waste.

§ 43. The City Council must establish a system for non-reusable PVC waste.

Paragraph 2. The city council shall ensure that essential parts of the non-reusable PVC waste are deposited.

Paragraph 3. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a business handling of non-reusable PVC waste prior to its disposal, the municipalities of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is received by an installation which can : deposit the non-recyclable PVC waste.

§ 44. The local authority may decide, in the case of a business decision, that waste of degraded creosoc wood must be incinerated with energy use.

Paragraph 2. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a business dealing with waste of degraded creosoc-treated wood prior to incineration, the municipalities of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is delivered on a single-market basis ; equipment which may incinerate the waste of a broken-down creosoc wood.

§ 45. The local authority must establish a system for the waste of impregnated wood which cannot be materially used, so that the wood waste is deposited unless the local authorities consider that the impregnated wood waste is to be deposited ; the combustion mark.

§ 46. The local authority may, irrespective of section 50, in the Regulation on the case of a business waste, provide for the approval of the gardeners, responsible for natural care activities, and so on to incinnati waste, waste and waste-like waste on waste at the disposal of waste, and waste of waste, the site where the waste has been produced, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.

Paragraph 2. The local authority shall lay down in the Regulation for commercial waste the detailed conditions for the burning, including any standard requirements and requirements for the maximum quantity of waste to be incinerated.

Paragraph 3. It is, irrespective of section 50, permitted for forestry to burn out wood and capping waste, in consecutive adulthoses of wood trees of at least 0,5 hectaare and at least 20 metres.

Universal service obligations and obligation to provide information

§ 47. When a municipal scheme for waste is established in the regulation for business waste, and the Regulation has entered into force, undertakings shall be obliged to use the scheme as prescribed. Moreover, when the municipal board gives a specific view, companies are obliged to follow the instructions.

Paragraph 2. Companies can, whatever they may or may not 1, export their incinerators waste to a recovery plant in foreign countries, in accordance with the rules laid down in the regulation on the transfer of waste and the notice of shipments of waste.

§ 48. The local authority shall, upon application, grant a company exemption from the obligation for use in section 47 (4). 1, in the case of hazardous waste, which is not at source suitable for material provision, if the company reproves that hazardous waste can be handled in an environmentally sound manner by its own measure. The local authority shall require a copy of an agreement with an environmental approved plant which may treat the waste type, or evidence that the undertaking itself has a facility to deal with the waste type concerned.

Paragraph 2. The exemption provided for in paragraph 1 1 is applicable as long as the agreement of the company with the approved environment is made up or the company itself has a facility which can treat the waste type concerned.

Paragraph 3. The undertaking has a duty to inform the municipality board of changes in conditions described in paragraph 1. 2 for the purpose of the undertaking to be covered by the municipal system of hazardous waste.

§ 49. Businesses shall demonstrate, at the request of the local authority, that the waste has been handled in accordance with the specific instructions of the local authorities, or to the specific instructions of the municipal management board, or exported, cf. § 47, paragraph. 2.

Paragraph 2. In the case of significant changes in relation to wastes covered by the municipal arrangements with regard to the quantity, composition or properties of the waste, the undertaking shall immediately inform the municipality of the relevant authority to the municipal management board, any renewed classification or view.

Compensated wastes covered by municipal waste arrangements

$50. Incineration of combustion-of-waste incineration shall be authorised only on approved facilities.

Paragraph 2. The local authority shall ensure that the incineration and waste waste is covered by local municipal waste schemes and specific instructions on the premises approved in accordance with the approved facilities, cf. However, section 38, section 46, paragraph. One and three, and section 52.

Paragraph 3. If the municipality Board shall enter into an agreement with a business handling of the incinerated waste prior to incineration, the municipality board of the Agreement shall ensure that the undertaking documents that the waste is delivered on an installation which is authorised to incinerate combustion-of-waste according to the Chapter 5 of the law.

Paragraph 4. If the council has established a system of detection, the municipality board shall fulfil the obligation set out in paragraph 1. 1 by entering into agreements with one or more incineration plants approved in accordance with the Chapter 5 of the law to incinerate the combustion of waste, or with one or more plants preparing the waste for incineration.

Paragraph 5. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the authority of the municipal management board for islands not at the disposal of an incineration plant and which do not have land-fixed connection to such an area.

§ 51. The local authority must ensure that waste not suitable for incineration is not incinerated, including that PVC waste, such as sewage, windows and floor coverings, and heavy metal loads, such as fishing nets with lead-and waste from x-ray departments ; and waste, which in similar way when incineration may cause environmental problems, not be incinerated.

§ 52. The local authority may, where the circumstances necessitates, the combustion of waste for temporary storage at a facility approved for temporary storage under the Chapter 5 of the law, but not more than 1 year. The temporary storage device may not include the waste disposal or any other easy depraitable waste.

Paragraph 2. The Environmental Management Board may dispense with the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. 1 year after the period of temporary storage of waste, where temporary capacity problems occur on the incineration plants.

Paragraph 3. The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety may, with a view to the establishment of new landfill or assemblies for mixed waste, dispensers from the scheme or the reference number of section 50 (5). 2.

Paragraph 4. The local authorities may decide that the obligation to use incinerators approved, cf. in the case of the Chapter 5 of the law, if the plant or plant to which it is possible to show the waste is temporarily out of service as a result of successful operations.

Paragraph 5. The local authority of the Bornholm Committee of the Bornholm Committee may decide that the obligation to use incineration plants approved in accordance with the case of the incineration plant may be determined. Chapter 5 of the law shall not apply in the case of renovations of incinerators, which are normally indicated if the renovation work makes the facility unfit for the reception and treatment of waste.

Chapter 8

Principles of the governing board of the municipal management board and charges

§ 53. In a maze-sheet, the local authority shall set charges for waste planning, establishment, operation and administration of waste management, cf. Article 48 (2) of the law. 1, cf. however, Article 48 (4) of the law 2. The fee must be approved by the municipality Board and shall be published on the municipality's website.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities may lay down and charge any special charges for the additional costs incurred by the local authorities of the individual waste of waste, including the costs of the undue sorting or business of the citizens, due to the incorrect sort or business of undertakings ; additional costs for the collection of waste from citizens, landowners or undertakings.

Paragraph 3. Fees in accordance with paragraph 1 1 in the case of households, it shall be charged to the property of the property in accordance with the property, cf. Article 48 (2) of the law. 6.

Paragraph 4. Fees in accordance with paragraph 1 1, in the case of undertakings, the registered owner of the registered owner of the company referred to in the CVR register shall be subject to : Article 48 (2) of the law. 7. The fee shall be charged for each p number registered in the register, cf. however, section 60 (s). 1-4.

Paragraph 5. The Municipal Board shall levy the fee pursuant to paragraph 1. 4 for the year of the establishments located in the municipality on 1. January of the fee fee. In its determination of the Municipal Administrative Board, the local authority shall lay down the information on the industry code and number of employees listed in the CVR register on the first 1. January in the fee for the fee, for reason.

§ 54. The local authorities shall charge the costs of each collection and detection system after the breakdown in the municipal budget and accounting system, so that the total fee income for each scheme shall cover the municipality ' s cost to : the scheme, cf. Article 48 (2) of the law. 3. If a scheme includes both households and undertakings, the costs of the scheme should be distributed on households and businesses respectively in accordance with the costs of managing households and undertakings, respectively ; give rise to reason.

Paragraph 2. The Municipality Board shall be subject to the payment of the fee for the national regulatory database, cf. § 91, and the fee for the Waste Data system, cf. notification of the waste data system in the account for the item referred to in section 55 (5). Paragraph 1, and section 56 (3). 1, administration fee. The fee must be distributed by half to households in the municipality and half to businesses in the municipality.

Paragraph 3. The local authority authorities may charge a total fee for all the schemes that a household or undertaking is obliged to pay to. The local authorities shall, upon request, document the allocation of costs to the various schemes.

§ 55. The local authority must determine and levy charges for all households in the municipality, including summer houses and colonial gardens, to cover the general administrative costs of the municipality, including the cost of administration, instructions, regulations, waste data and regulations, information, specific instructions on the handling of household waste and planning and administration which cannot be applied to the individual schemes, cf. paragraph 3-7. The total fee income shall cover the part of the municipality ' s cost to this administration and planning that relates to households. The fee may be fixed as an average charge for all households, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities may, in the time of the year, determine the distribution of costs between different types of households, such as family houses and floor buildings and property which are not used for hayelification.

Paragraph 3. The local authorities shall set up and collect a fee for collection arrangements for municipal waste collection for all households in the municipality covered by the scheme. The fee shall include the costs of administration of the scheme. In the case of collection arrangements in the form of provisions, the fee shall be determined on the basis of the service provided for the household by either the weight of the waste obtained, container volume or carpenter ' s frequency ; or a combination of these criteria, cf. however, paragraph 1 2. Additional criteria may be added to reflect the burden of the individual household of the scheme.

Paragraph 4. The local authorities shall lay down and collect a fee for collection schemes for paper, paperboard and glass of all households in the municipality covered by the scheme. The fee shall include the costs of administration of the scheme. The fee may be fixed as an average charge, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 5. The local authorities shall set up and collect a fee for collection schemes for hazardous waste at all households in the municipality covered by the scheme. The fee shall include the costs of administration of the scheme. The fee may be fixed as an average charge, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 6. The local authorities shall set up and collect a fee for collection arrangements for the storage and waste collection arrangements for all households in the municipality covered by the scheme, cf. however, paragraph 1 2. The fee shall include the costs of administration of the scheme.

Paragraph 7. The local authority must determine and charge a fee for households ' access to return waste to recyclaes. The fee shall include the costs of administration of the scheme. The fee may be fixed as an average charge for all households, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 8. The local authorities shall set up and collect a fee for each collection scheme established in the municipality which is not covered by paragraph 1. 3-7. The fee shall include the costs of administration of the scheme.

§ 56. The local authorities shall set up and collect a fee from all companies in the municipality which are not covered by Section 60 (2). 1-3, to cover the general administrative costs of the municipality, including the costs associated with administration of the authorising arrangements for undertakings, regulations governing waste, waste data and regulations, information, specific instructions ; the handling of waste from establishments and planning and administration which cannot be applied to the individual waste disposal schemes, cf. paragraph 2-4 and section 57. The total fee income shall cover the part of the municipality ' s cost relating to undertakings. The fee shall be fixed as an average charge for all companies.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities shall set up and collect a fee for collecting municipal waste collection schemes for all companies in the municipality covered by the scheme. The fee shall include the costs of administration of the scheme. The fee shall be determined on the basis of the service provided for by the establishment, defined by either the weight of the waste obtained, container volume, timber, or a combination of these criteria. Additional criteria which reflect the burden of the scheme may be supplemented by additional criteria.

Paragraph 3. The local authorities shall lay down and collect a fee for collection arrangements for the incineration and landfill ' s hazardous waste in all establishments of the municipality covered by the scheme. The fee shall include the costs of administration of the scheme. The fee shall be differentiated according to criteria that reflect the burden of the operation of the individual company.

Paragraph 4. The local authorities shall set up and collect a fee for each collection scheme established in the municipality which is not covered by paragraph 1. 2 and 3 and § 57-59. The fee shall include the costs of administration of the scheme.

§ 57. The local authority must determine and collect a fee from those undertakings which make use of the offer to return waste at the recycling sites, cf. § 40, paragraph. 1. The fee shall include all costs associated with the scheme for undertakings, including the cost of administration of the scheme.

Paragraph 2. The Commundo Management Board shall determine whether the payment for the payment is made per payment per. visits or as payment of a subscription or combinations thereof.

Paragraph 3. No matter which model is chosen, hazardous waste is part of the rest of the waste and is settled with regard to the costs of the waste treatment.

§ 58. If the municipality Board shall organise the scheme, cf. § 57, as payment per visits, the payment shall reflect the supplied species and quantities of waste in each company. For the payment, hazardous waste and other waste shall be distinguished from the payment of the payment. For the purposes of taking account of the quantity of other waste, the weighing of the waste may be calculated on the size of the vehicle used in the visit, including the vehicle, having a trailer on the assembly or the quantity delivered. may be fixed in a different way.

Paragraph 2. In the event that the municipality board organises the scheme as payment of a subscription, the municipality board shall organise the scheme in such a way that there is a close connection between payment for the subscription and quantity of waste from the individual company.

Paragraph 3. In the one in paragraph 1. 2 the situation referred to shall be the municipal management board when calculating the fee for the use of the actual quantities of waste from establishments to which they are detested through the user surveys, cf. § 59, to determine the payment for the subscription.

Paragraph 4. The local authorities may, at the time of its determination of the fee, be determined in the amount of the 2 the situation referred to in Annex 10 to the type of fee shall be laid down in Annex 10 for its fee-fixing.

$59. If the municipality Board shall organise the scheme as payment of a subscription, cf. § 58, paragraph. 2, the municipal management board shall ensure that within 1 year no later than 1. In October, user surveys are applied to the reusable sites used by the community's citizens and businesses. The user studies must form the basis for the distribution of costs between households and businesses and contain the quantities of waste which different categories of undertakings actually deliver in the recycling field.

§ 60. The Municipality Board may not charge the fee of undertakings, cf. however, paragraph 1 6 where your industry code is set out in Appendix 8 and where the company at p-number address has 0-1 employees. In the inventory count, the owner of the company will count if the owner does business for the company. The local authorities shall not charge the fee of professional fishermen regardless of the number of staff employed.

Paragraph 2. The Municipality Board may not charge the fee of undertakings, cf. however, paragraph 1 6 where the company ' s company ' s company form appears in Appendix 9 (1) and where the company at p-number the address has 0 employees, or Annex 9 (2), notwithstanding the number of employees in the company.

Paragraph 3. The Municipality Board may not charge the fee of undertakings, cf. however, paragraph 1 6, which, in addition to the municipal management board, documents that they have an annual VAT statement or salary sum of less than 300,000 kroner. The revenue shall be repaid for the income of two years before the entry fee. The Municipal Administrative Board shall exempt companies with VAT in less than 300,000 kroner. on the basis of information that the municipality has obtained from SKAT. In the case of public institutions and undertakings, the turnover is calculated as the sum of wage-and operating costs.

Paragraph 4. The local authorities may exempt undertakings from one or more of the fees referred to in section 56 (3). 1-4, if the municipality Board may add to the fact that the establishment does not have any actual waste production.

Paragraph 5. The local authorities may fix an annual cutting date when the request for exemption shall be granted in accordance with paragraph 1. 3 and 4 shall be received from the municipality. The Municipality Board shall provide information about the cutting date on their home page and communicate this in a different way to businesses. The information shall indicate that applications for exemption shall be excluded from the date of the cut-off date. The company must have at least eight weeks from the date of the first time that the date of the first time is shown by the municipality's website and is communicated in a different way to companies to request exemption from the local authority.

Paragraph 6. Where an undertaking exempted from payment in accordance with the rules laid down in paragraph 1. 1-4, use one or more municipal waste disposal schemes to pay for the fee for the scheme or arrangements in question, cf. § § 56-57, including the general administration costs, cf. § 56, paragraph. 1.

Provisions for future investments

§ 61. For the purpose of determining the fees, the municipality Board shall allow for planned investments to be made available if :

1) The local authority has decided to make a decision on investment for renovation, conversion or establishment of new installations,

2) the decision of the municipal management board shall be based on a budget for the extent of the investment and a plan for the financing of the investment ; and

3) the investment in the waste management plan in accordance with the applicable waste management plan. Section 15 (3). 1, no. 7.

Paragraph 2. There can be provisions for investment in the up to five years after the investment decision has been taken.

Chapter 9

Landfill of waste

§ 62. Waste producers and waste holders must not dilute or mixing waste with the aim of meeting the conditions for the disposal of waste into landfill, cf. the notice of landfill.

§ 63. Waste producers and waste holders must not deliver the following waste to landfill :

1) Wastes in liquid form, not sludge.

2) Wastes which are explosive, oxidising, flammable or corrosive in accordance with the landfill conditions as being deposited. Annex 4.

3) Clinical risk-waste, cf. Annex 2.

4) Deck with an exterior diameter of less than 1,40 meters.

5) Itwit-cut tyres.

6) Wastes that have not been subjected to processing, cf. § 3, nr. However, 23. The requirement for processing prior to escrow may be waived by the municipal management board if a pretreatment does not reduce the amount of waste or the risks to human health or the environment.

Chapter 10

Waits and the source-sorted business waste suitable for material-use account

§ 64. Waste-producing establishments shall be required to source their waste in accordance with the waste. however, section 65 (3). 5 and 6, and § 66.

§ 65. Waste-producing establishments must always supply hazardous waste, PCB-containing waste and termorous waste from their construction and plant waste.

Paragraph 2. Apart from the requirement set out in paragraph 1 1 involves the requirement for a source sorting, cf. section 64, in the case of construction waste, that the waste-producing establishments on the spot should sort the waste in as a minimum of the following factions, cf. however, paragraph 1 5 and 6 :

1) The natural stone, such as granite and flint.

2) Unglazed bricks (wall and roof tiles).

3) Concrete.

4) Mixtures of natural-stone materials, unglazed bricks and concrete.

5) Iron and metal.

6) Gips.

7) Stone wool.

8) Earth.

9) Asfalt.

10) Mixtures of concrete and asphalt.

Paragraph 3. If the thermorous period occurs, the waste-producing establishment must ensure that these are not sorted and recycled, prepared for re-use or recyclable. Thermorous waste not suitable for re-use or recycling shall be destroyed or deposited.

Paragraph 4. Waste-producing establishments shall be subject to the sorting of the waste-fractions covered by paragraph 1. 2, no. 1-4, ensure that anything other than mortar and, where appropriate, the rebar is discarded, including that PCB-containing material is identified and discarded.

Paragraph 5. The waste-producing company may not be collated in fractions, cf. paragraph 2 where the total amount of waste from the construction work in question does not exceed 1 tonne. The outcome will be shown in such a case of the municipality management board for sorting.

Paragraph 6. The waste-producing establishment may, however, be the same. 2 allow unsorted construction wastes suitable for material use, sorting on a collation facility registered in the Waste Regiment, cf. the notification of the Waste Register and the approval of collection establishments, for the processing plant, for the collection.

§ 66. Waste-producing establishments may transfer food waste in originals to a company registered in the Waste Register as a collection centre or recycling plant, and which, after processing, ensures the handling of the packaging in accordance with the applicable rules on this and the use of food waste and subsequent use thereof for land use.

§ 67. Waste-producing establishments shall ensure that essential parts of their source-sorted business waste suitable for material use, including reusable PVC waste, waste of recyclable paper, cardboard and cardboard materials and products and reusable packaging waste of glass, plastic, metal and wood, prepared for re-use, recycled or used for other final materials for material use.

§ 68. Waste-producing undertakings must comply with the obligation of section 67 by itself, either continuously preparing waste for reuse, recycled or using it for other final material recovery, or by the need, cf. however, paragraph 1 3, to hand over the waste to one of the following :

1) A recycling plant or plant that is preparing waste for reuse registered in the Waste Regiment.

2) A collection company.

3) A company which will be unable to register after publication of the Waste Register and the approval of a collection company.

4) A municipal processing plant that is registered in the Waste Regiment.

5) A municipal reusable space or a municipal system after sections 41 and 42.

Paragraph 2. Companies and facilities may, irrespective of paragraph, 1 export the source-sorted business waste material to a plant situated abroad in accordance with the rules laid down in the Regulation on the transfer of waste and the notice of the transfer of waste or the safe recycling or other final material for the reusable waste after other legislation.

Paragraph 3. Acquired material waste material for materials must be kept at a maximum of one year of waste-producing business.

Paragraph 4. The waste-producing undertaking shall, at the request of the Community, or the Environmental Management Board, show evidence that waste has been handled in accordance with paragraph 1. One or two.

§ 69. Collector establishments receiving the source-sorted business waste suitable for material provision, shall take responsibility after paragraph 67 to ensure that the waste is prepared for re-use, recycled or used for the second end ; materialenyttig;

Paragraph 2. The collection business as referred to in paragraph 1. 1 shall take responsibility for the treatment of waste in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, shall ensure that a written agreement is concluded with the subject of the transfer of the waste. This shall indicate the type of waste or types of waste covered by the Agreement and the amount of waste thereof.

Paragraph 3. The party to hand over the waste to further handling may decide that a written agreement should not be concluded. However, this only applies if they are in accordance with paragraph 1. 2 information provided is shown by an invoice to be retained by the invoice to which the liability for the waste is transferred.

Paragraph 4. No agreement shall be taken in accordance with paragraph 1. Paragraph 2 shall not be replaced by an invoice in accordance with paragraph 1. 3, the waste shall be considered to be surrendered to a waste transport operation.

Paragraph 5. Collection undertakings shall, at the request of the local authority or the Environmental Management Board, show evidence that waste which the company has claimed responsibility for has been used for the material benefit or transfer to a company or facilities referred to in section 68 (4) ; One and two.

Chapter 11

Specific rules on hazardous wastes from establishments

§ 70. Entities producing hazardous waste other than explosive waste must report the waste to the municipality board.

Paragraph 2. A notification shall include information on the type of waste (EAK-code) as well as the amount of waste, packaging, composition and characteristics.

§ 71. Waste hauliers transporting hazardous waste and distributors and brokers of hazardous waste not reporting to the waste data system shall keep the quantity and type of hazardous waste (EAKs), the dangerous waste Manufacturer and drop-off point. The records and records of the register shall be kept for three years.

Paragraph 2. Waste hauliers transporting hazardous waste, and distributors and brokers of hazardous waste must, at the request of the Environmental Management Board or the municipal board, provide information from the Register and documentation of such information.

§ 72. Entities producing explosive waste must ensure that the waste is handled in an environmentally sound manner in an approved plant or in areas designated and approved by the environmental authorities.

§ 73. Entities producing or handling hazardous waste must ensure that hazardous waste is not diluted or mixed with other hazardous waste or mixed with non-hazardous waste if no permit is granted under the law or rules issued under the law.

§ 74. Entities producing hazardous waste must ensure that hazardous waste is suitably packaged to the extent necessary in relation to the composition, quantity, weight, volume and so on of the waste.

§ 75. Entities producing waste oils in the form of industrial oil or lubricating oil of mineral origin, in particular by internal combustion engines and transmission systems, and mineral oil for machinery, turbines and hydraulic devices, ensure that : essential parts of the waste oils are handled with a view to regeneration to base oil.

Paragraph 2. The duty of paragraph 1. 1 must be fulfilled by entering into agreements with undertakings that collect waste oils for regeneration, or with plants which generate oils of oil regeneration for femotropics.

Chapter 12

Information to be provided for the handling of business waste

SECTION 76. Collecting establishments shall indicate to the persons the source-ordered reusable business waste shall be collected for :

1) Contact information for the Environmental Management Board that the collection company has received approval, cf. the notification of the Waste Register and of the approval of collection activities and supervising the work of the undertaking in Denmark, or to the electronic contact (s) of the Enterprise and the Ministry of Acquidition (MERRs), cf. Section 16 of the Single Market Services Act.

2) The name and address of the Environmental Management Board, which results in the waste data system, cf. notification of the waste data system, or to the electronic contact (s) of the Enterprise and the Ministry of the Interior (the contact points) (the contact), cf. Section 16 of the Single Market Services Act.

3) Any inter-branch organizations that the collection company is a member of.

Paragraph 2. If the undertaking to which the recyclable business is collected is requested, the collection company must indicate the professional rules applicable to the execution of the profession and how to access them.

Paragraph 3. Information referred to in paragraph 1 1 shall be made available or made clear and unequivocal and in good time before the conclusion of the contract.

§ 77. The traders who organise the recovery or disposal of a business waste on behalf of others must inform it of the recovery or disposal of the business of the business of the business of such persons, or

1) The name and address of the Environmental Management Board, which shall conduct the Waste Register, cf. notification of the waste register and the approval of collection, or to the electronic contact (s) of the Enterprise and the Ministry of the Interior (the single contact), cf. Section 16 of the Single Market Services Act.

2) Any inter-branch organizations that are organizing the recovery or disposal of a business waste shall be a member of the trade.

Paragraph 2. If the waste-producing undertaking of which the business of the business is arranged or disposed of, request it, the mediator must indicate the professional rules applicable to the execution of the profession and how to access them.

Paragraph 3. Information referred to in paragraph 1 1 shall be made available or made clear and unequivocal and in good time before the recovery or disposal of the business waste.

Chapter 13

Specific rules concerning the identification of PCBs in buildings and installations and notification of waste by private and professional developers

§ 78. The developer works to the developer prior to the start of the work, carry out a screening of the building or the installation, or the parts affected by renovation, in order to uncover the use of PCB-containing material related to the construction of the construction ; or the renovation of the building or the installation :

1) Renovation or demolition of buildings and installations or parts thereof which are listed or renovated during the period 1950 to 1977 if the renovation or demolition relates to more than 10 m 2 of a building or plant, or if the work is produced more than one tonne of waste.

2) Replacement of termorudes which may have been manufactured during the period 1950 to 1977.

Paragraph 2. A construction work relating to several buildings or plants must be assessed in one.

Paragraph 3. The screening referred to in paragraph 1. 1 shall be carried out by filling in the PCB screening scheme in Annex 11.

§ 79. If no response is given to all questions in the screening scheme for PCBs in Annex 11, the developer shall make a mapping of the parts of a building or a plant that may contain PCBs.

$80. Prior to construction works covered by Section 78 (3). 1, commence, the developer shall submit a written notification to the municipality Board.

Paragraph 2. A notification, cf. paragraph 1, shall be submitted at the same time as an application or notification according to the building code, or no later than two weeks before the construction work begins.

Paragraph 3. A notification, cf. paragraph 1, shall be in accordance with sections 81 and 82.

§ 81. A notification which relates to a construction work which is solely covered by the screening obligation, cf. Section 78 (1). 1, the minimum must include the following information :

1) The developer's name and address.

2) Date.

3) The developer's signature.

4) The address and matrix designation of the property.

5) Construction site and possible renovation year.

6) The screening scheme for PCBs, cf. Annex 11.

7) Expected waste quantities and types of waste.

8) The expected treatment or use of the waste or the expected recipient of the waste.

$82. A notification relating to a construction work covered by the card-laying obligation, cf. Section 79 shall contain at least the following information :

1) The developer's name and address.

2) Date.

3) The developer's signature.

4) Name and address of the mapping operation.

5) Date of map-laying.

6) The address and matrix designation of the property.

7) Construction site and possible renovation year.

8) The result of analyses of representative material samples and a description of the visual assessment that is due to material samples.

9) The advent and the amount of PCBs-containing materials.

10) Placement of PCBs as indicated by the image or drawing where doubts may arise.

11) How PCBs-Holded material through marking, signage, or other actions have been identified.

12) How PCB-containing materials has been planned removed and handled.

13) Expected waste quantities and types of waste.

14) The expected treatment or use of the waste or the expected recipient of the waste.

§ 83. Construction worker that is not covered by Section 78 (2). 1, the developer shall submit a written notification to the municipality Management Board no later than two weeks before the construction work begins if the renovation or demolition relates to more than 10 m. 2 of a building or plant, or if the work is produced more than 1 tonnes of waste :

1) The developer's name and address.

2) Date.

3) The developer's signature.

4) The address and matrix designation of the property.

5) Expected waste quantities and types of waste.

6) The expected treatment or use of the waste or the expected recipient of the waste.

Chapter 14

Municipal Processing Facilities

§ 84. Local authorities must not perform the collection or processing of the source-sorted business waste for material benefit, cf. however, paragraph 1 Two and three.

Paragraph 2. A municipal processing plant owned by a municipal management board or a municipal community can treat the source-sorted business waste for material benefits from the municipality or municipalities ' own institutions and businesses.

Paragraph 3. A municipal processing plant may treat the source-sorted business waste for material benefits from other undertakings other than those of paragraph 1. 2 included the extent to which it complies with one of the Environmental Management Review, cf. § 99.

§ 85. Municipal treatment facilities must be provided by the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety alone, in accordance with the approved processing capacity of the however, paragraph 1 Two and three.

Paragraph 2. Falls the amount of household waste to materials used as a municipal management board or the municipal management board which owns the facility for which capacity is responsible for under the amount of domestic waste which was treated at the station 26. In February 2009, it can be offered by the available capacity on the market.

Paragraph 3. The municipal processing plant is effective in such a way that the treatment capacity is increased within the 26. In February 2009, current environmental approval requirements etc., this additional processing capacity may be available on the market, provided that it is not possible to use it for the processing of recyclable household waste, as the municipal management board or of the local authorities ; municipal management boards, which own the plant, have capacity responsibilities.

Accounting Requirements

§ 86. A municipal processing plant processing the source-sorted business waste to materialyttig shall keep separate accounts for the activities of the plant in relation to the processing of the source-sorted business waste to materialenyttig, which shall be used for the purpose of processing the plant ; are not covered by Article 84 (4). Two, and other trash.

Paragraph 2. In the drawing up of the accounts, after paragraph 1 the revenue and costs shall be assigned to the specific activities as far as possible. To the extent that this is not possible, the costs shall be distributed proportionately between the activities based on the basis of quantities and types of waste.

Paragraph 3. The preparation of accounts must be carried out in accordance with the rules in the notice of the local authorities ' budget and accounting, auditing, etc., or if the plant is powered by an equity or anpartcompany or an operator after the annual accounting law.

Paragraph 4. Accounts for the separate activities shall be forwarded to the EPA every year within 30 days of the audited auditor and approved by the installation ' s responsible management.

§ 87. A municipal processing plant processing the source-sorted business waste to materialenyttig shall provide for this treatment in the market, cf. However, section 85. The municipal treatment plant must set the price for processing in such a way that the annual income from the processing of this waste will cover the costs of treatment, which is collected in accounts after Article 86.

Paragraph 2. The municipal processing plant must report charging prices for the treatment of other withholding of the non-waste, other than those covered by Article 84 (4). 2, and for the treatment of other waste at the plant during the financial year for the Environmental Management Agency, together with the submission of accounts to the EPA in accordance with section 86 (3). 4.

Chapter 15

Benchmarking of waste incineration and landfill sites

§ 88. The people in paragraph 3. 2 that landfill and incinerate waste must each year at the latest not later than 1. In June of the preceding year, the information provided for in Annex 3 shall be reported to the Environmental Management Board.

Paragraph 2. Competable installations are :

1) Combustion plants : Dedicated waste incinerators, where at least 80% of the energy produced is strained from waste and where the plant is not mainly burning hazardous waste.

2) Other combustion plants not covered by no. 1 which burn more than 20 000 tonnes of waste a year, including plants that are mainly incinerous waste, but not plants that are incinerous on their own.

3) Landfill facilities approved for the reception of waste after the notification of landfills, however, are not installations for the seabated sediment.

Paragraph 3. Representatives, for example, in the form of trade organisations or the like, for reporting parties, shall examine and describe similarities and differences in the environmental, energy and economic efficiency of the installations, when the Environmental Management Board is requesting this. The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection shall provide

Paragraph 4. The Environmental Management Board shall publish at www.mst.dk each year at the latest by 1. In the light of the information referred to in paragraph 1, a benchmarking shall be reported on One and the review and the description of paragraph 1. 3.

Paragraph 5. The Environmental Management Board shall exempt installations, cf. paragraph 1, in order to report information, which is the latest on 1. The preceding year shall be reported for the previous year in a green sheet following the publication of the information on the disclosure of environmental information by certain companies.

Chapter 16

National Regulation database

$89. The Environmental Management Board shall carry out the development, operation, maintenance and administration of the national database of municipal waste regulations.

§ 90. The national regulatory database is intended to provide a comprehensive overview of the applicable municipal waste regulations.

§ 91. The Agency for the Environment shall be charged with the administrative costs of the management of the costs of development, operation, maintenance and administration of the national regulatory database. The fee is at a total of 147 kroner. per A thousand inhabitants annually and distributed by. municipality in proportion to population per population per year. 1. January of the fee fee. The fee shall be paid to the EPA once a year on the first year. June.

Paragraph 2. The fee shall be referred to in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 shall apply to the costs of paragraph 1 1. The fee is for 2013 and is regulated annually per year. 1. On the basis of the most recent published price and salary index in the Financial Administrative Guidance of the Financial Administrative Guidance. The current fee rate shall be published on the website of the Environment Management website : www.mst.dk.

Chapter 17

Supervision

§ 92. The local authority shall ensure that the provisions of this notice are complied with, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. When the Environmental Management Board shall take decisions pursuant to this notice, the Environmental Management Board shall monitor compliance with these decisions.

Chapter 18

Administrative provisions

§ 93. Decisions after this notice shall not be made to the second administrative authority.

Chapter 19

Punishment

$94. Unless higher penalties have been inflited on the other legislation, the penalty shall be punished by fine ;

1) omits to provide information after Section 11,

2) are in breach of requirements laid down by the municipality board pursuant to section 19 (1). One and two, section 21, paragraph. One and two, and paragraph 22, paragraph 1. 1 and 2,

3) omits to use schemes established in accordance with section 24 (2). 1,

4) fail to comply with the actual instructions of the municipal management board in accordance with section 24 (4). 6, section 39, paragraph. ONE, TWO. pkt., or section 47 (s). ONE, TWO. pkt.,

5) refrain from sorting in accordance with the arrangements set out in the Regulation, cf. § 39, paragraph. 2,

6) waste in the recycling field in violation of section 40 (1). ONE, THREE. pkt.,

7) fails to demonstrate that the waste has been handled in accordance with the established and established arrangements established by the local authority and established by the local authorities. § 39, paragraph. 3, section 49, paragraph. 1,

8) fails to notify the municipal board of significant changes in the quantity, composition or properties of the waste, cf. § 49, paragraph. 2,

9) burning waste in an unapproved installation, cf. 50, paragraph. 1,

10) provide inaccurate information to the municipal management board, cf. § 60, paragraph. 3,

11) diluted or mixing waste with the aim of meeting the conditions for the disposal of waste into landfill, cf. § 62,

12) returns waste types to deposit in violation of section 63, no. 1-6,

13) failing to source the waste, cf. § 64,

14) fails to sort works waste or fail to comply with the municipal management board, cf. Section 65 (2). 1-4, and paragraph 1. FIVE, TWO. pkt.,

15) fails to ensure that significant parts of their source-sorted business waste suitable for material use, are prepared for re-use, recycled or used for the second final material provision, cf. § 67 and § 69, cf. § 67,

16) fail to deliver the source-sorted business waste, which is suitable for material use, as prescribed in section 68 (3). 1 and 2,

17) store a commercial waste suitable for material use, for more than one year, cf. § 68, paragraph. 3,

18) omits to comply with a request from the municipality board after Article 68 (3). 4, to show evidence that waste has been handled in accordance with section 68 (3). 1 and 2,

(19) fail to enter into a written agreement or to make use of the invoice with the information specified, cf. ~ 69, paragraph. 2 and 3,

20) omits to comply with a request from the municipality board after paragraph 69 (3). 5 to show evidence that waste which the company has claimed responsibility for has been used for material benefit or has been transferred to a company or plant as referred to in section 68 (4). 1 and 2,

21) fails to report the production of hazardous waste, cf. Section 70 (3). 1,

(22) do not keep a register in accordance with section 71 (3). 1,

23) fail to provide information from the register and documentation for such information, cf. Paragraph 71, paragraph 1. 2,

24) omits to ensure that explosive waste is handled in an environmentally sound manner, cf. § 72,

25) the failure to ensure that hazardous waste is not diluted or mixed with other waste, cf. § 73,

26) fails to ensure that the hazardous waste is suitably packaged, cf. § 74,

27) fails to ensure the sound management of waste oils, cf. § 75, paragraph 1. 1 and 2,

28) omits to submit in section 76 (3). Paragraph 1, and section 77, paragraph 1. 1, supplied information, including clearly, unambiguous and in good time, cf. Section 76 (2). 3, section 77, paragraph. 3,

29) fails to provide information on professional rules, cf. Section 76 (2). 2, and section 77, paragraph 1. 2,

(30) fails to perform screening, cf. § 78,

31) fails to make mapping, cf. § 79,

32) omits to submit notification, cf. § 80, and include the information provided in section 81 or section 82,

33) omits to submit notification, cf. § 83,

34) collect or process the source-sorted business waste to materialenyttig in violation of section 84 (4). 1,

35) provider processing of the source-sorted business waste to materialenyttig in violation of section 85,

36) fail to keep separate accounts, cf. § 86, paragraph. 1-3,

37) fails to forward accounts in a timely manner to the Environmental Management Board, cf. § 86, paragraph. 4,

38) omit the treatment of market conditions, cf. Article 87 (2). 1,

39) omits to report collected prices, cf. Article 87 (2). 2,

40) omits notification of information, cf. § 88, paragraph. 1,

41) fail to review and describe similarities and differences in the environmental, energy and economic efficiency of the installations, cf. § 88, paragraph. THREE, ONE. pkt., or

42) overrides terms associated with a permit, approval, or dispensation following the notice.

Paragraph 2. The sentence may rise to prison for two years if the infringement has been committed intentionally or by gross negligence and if there is a breach of the infringement proceedings ;

1) damage to the environment or caused by danger, or

2) obtained or intended for the economic benefit of the person concerned itself or others, including in the case of savings.

Paragraph 3. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

Chapter 20

Entry into force and transitional provisions

§ 95. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. January 2013.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 1415 by 12. December 2011 on waste is deleted, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.

Paragraph 3. The previous rules shall continue to apply to the reporting of data to the waste data system by the 1. January 2013.

§ 96. The local authorities shall adopt the first waste management plan in accordance with this notice by 1. January 2014. The plan must apply in the 2014-2018 period and must cover the period 2014-2024, both years inclusive.

§ 97. If the municipality of the municipalities per 1. In January 2013, a Regulation has not drawn up a Regulation on a business waste which provides both undertakings that are indigenous to the municipality, and undertakings not belonging to the municipality, including foreign companies, access to at least one reusable space, cf. § 40, paragraph. The first paragraph shall apply until the Regulation has changed in accordance with this notice, the following :

1) Companies that are native to the municipality and companies that are not indigenous to the municipality, including foreign companies, must have access to at least one reusable space in the municipality.

2) Businesses in number 1 shall have access to the recycling space of waste which corresponds to what households have access to.

3) Businesses that are not indigenous to the municipality shall, moreover, have access to the same conditions as companies belonging to the municipality.

4) Enterprises that use the tender shall pay the fee for the municipality ' s charge sheet for the use of recyclaes of recyclaes.

-98. Until 15. January 2013 can be written in writing, cf. sections 80 and 83 shall be submitted to the municipality Board at the same time, at the same time, or until one week after the construction of a construction work covered by Section 78 (3). One, and section 83 is commencing.

Paragraph 2. Until 1. February 2013 can be written in writing, cf. sections 80 and 83, submitted to the municipality Board, at the same time as a construction job covered by Article 78 (3). One, and section 83 is commencing.

§ 99. The pending cases concerning the approval of the local processing angs continued processing of the source-sorted reusable commercial waste, notified in accordance with section 95 of the notice. 48 of 13. 1 January 2010 on waste shall be completed in accordance with the rules laid down in Section 96 of the notice. 48 of 13. In January 2010 on waste.

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Appendix 1

Table of contents for the waste notice

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Appendix 2

The list of waste, cf. Section 2 (2). 1

Introduction

The list of waste carries out the European Waste Dialogue (EAK), which has been drawn up in accordance with Council Directive 75 /442/EEC on waste. The list is not an exhaustive list of waste.

The fact that a substance or item is included in the list does not mean that the substance or item is waste in any case. It is only waste when the definition of waste in section 2 is met.

Wastes listed in the list and marked by bold text are referred to as hazardous waste when the criteria set out in Annex 4 have been met, cf. § 3, nr. The parachute types in the list may not be read independently of the paragraph in which they appear.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Appendix 3

Information to be reported for use in benchmarking, cf. § 88, paragraph. 1

1.1 Combustion facilities

1. Facilities

General information

-WHAT? Make up for (year)

-WHAT? Name of the combustion plant

-WHAT? CVR number

-WHAT? Plat number/p-numbers

-WHAT? Contact for this questionnaire

-WHAT? Phone number. to Contact

Ownerconditions

-WHAT? Set the ownership of the incineration plant : (Municipality owned ; Joint Local Authority owned (I/S) ; owned by the coated distance of the land (AMBA) ; Power Floor (A/S) ; Ejet jointly by two or more.)

-WHAT? If anything else, please specify company form :

Other operational areas

-WHAT? The plant has the following activities? It may be at the same location or location (check)? (Combustion of combustion-of waste, sorting of combustion-of waste ; the reloading of waste-waste-waste-waste ; sludge handling ; thermal transmission)

Capacity

-WHAT? What are the current total annual approved capacity of the incineration plant after the heat-supply law for the incineration of waste (tontons/year)?

-WHAT? What are the current total annual environmental impact of the incineration plant (tontons/year)?

-WHAT? What is the nominal capacity of the combustion plant (number of tonnes per hour)? You may not be dropped if any. limitation ift. flue-gas treatment.

Operating Hours

-WHAT? What were the operating systems of the incinerator?

-WHAT? Specify operating hours for each oven on the installation.

Smoke gas

-WHAT? Specify the type of flue-gas treatment at each oven : (dry smoke gas cleaning ; watcher smoke-gas purification ; wet smoke gas purification)

Establishment year

-WHAT? What year was the facility established? Set the year for each oven.

-WHAT? Specifying year of life extensions

2. waste

Waste Quantity

-WHAT? How much waste was weighed?

-WHAT? How much net of this came from escrow?

-WHAT? How much garbage was burned?

-WHAT? How many of the leaps are you taking out to spot checks on the trash?

Combustion of waste

-WHAT? What was the mean (calculated) fuel value for the burnt waste (GJ/tonne)?

3. Environment

Butches and residues

-WHAT? Specify the quantity of the sludge produced (tonnes) prior to the sorting of metals

-WHAT? How much of the slaughter was reused (enter the annual average recycling rate)?

-WHAT? How much of the lash (in%) was deposited because it could not meet the limit values in the RestProduct Order, Category II and III?

-WHAT? Specify the product quantity produced from the excl. slag (tonnes)

Overrun of the average values

-WHAT? Indicate the number of random overrun of the average emission values on air emissions (if none, set 0) Summed all ovens

-WHAT? Did the plant have any overshoot in relation to waste water discharges to sewer?

-WHAT? Did the plant have any overshoot in relation to waste water discharges to the recipient?

-WHAT? Did the plant have any overshoot in relation to dust?

-WHAT? Did the plant have any overshoot in proportion to noise?

-WHAT? Has the installation been indiscriminated against the content of the TOC/eminent embers in slag?

-WHAT? Has the plant been indiscriminated against requirements for quality assurance of the automated targeting systems?

Accident

-WHAT? Has there been an accident with consequences for the external environment or in danger of this?

Smoke gas and emissions (together for all ovens)

-WHAT? Smoke Ggas (Nm 3 per tonne burnt waste),

-WHAT? Indicate the actual amount of the following emissions per Nm 3 (The decisions are based on both continuous measured emissions and emissions, which are samply samply. For the latter, emissions shall be calculated as the average of the values measured in the year.) In the case of emissions less than the limit of detection limit, ' detection limit `

-WHAT? Dioxin (g DCDD and PCDF per Nm 3 ()

-WHAT? Particulates (g per Nm 3 ()

-WHAT? CO (g per Nm 3 ()

-WHAT? SO2 (g per Nm 3 ()

-WHAT? NOX (g per Nm 3 ()

-WHAT? For other tungmetals, the sum of the amounts derived from Sb, As, Pb, Cr, Cr, Cr, Cu, Cr, Mn, 9, V, T1 and others shall be specified in the sum of the quantities of heavy metals. (g per Nm 3 ()

4. Energy production

Heating production

-WHAT? Specify the quantity of heat produced (GJ)

-WHAT? Specify the quantity of heat that was sold (GJ)

-WHAT? Specify the suspended amount of heat (GJ)

-WHAT? Is the plant a second energy facility?

Electrical production

-WHAT? Specify the quantity produced (MWh)

-WHAT? Specify the quantity sold (MWh)

R1 Factor

-WHAT? Specify the R1 factor of the plant and how it is calculated, cf. the footnote of R1 in Annex 5B.

5. Prices and Finance

Composition and settlement of heat

-WHAT? What was the average billing price for the heat (kr ./GJ)? (Based on the revenue from the sold heat distributed on the sold GJ. Incl. State energy and environmental taxes, for example, waste heat tax.)

Composition and settlement of electricity

-WHAT? What was the average billing price for the electricity (kr ./MWh)? Based on the revenue from the sold electricity sold on they sold MWh. Ex-tax and financial revenue from the electricity bill. Income Revenue for Balance / Regulatory Power and Backup Power.

Keys

-WHAT? What was the average fare in kr ./ton? (The average tariff is calculated as the total revenues received by the plant in the form of fees / charges for the waste divided by the burnt amount of waste. Incl. Energy and Environmental Charges to which the waste products are billed for).

Economy of the Plat

-WHAT? What was the plant's total revenue? (SEK) Fees and tariffs, revenue from the sale of electricity and heat, the sale of recyclable material, etc. Incl, all state energy and environmental taxes, such as waste heat charge, additional levy, CO 2 -Tax and sulphur venom.

-WHAT? What was the plant's total operating costs? (SEK) Total cost of operation, maintenance, management, insurance, related to the incineration plant, including sorting, handling of slab and smoke handling. Where the Administration shall carry out several tasks, a proportion corresponding to the management of the incinerator shall be included. Cost of Dial, State Energy and Environmental Charges, such as Waste Heat Tax, Additional Tax, CO 2 -Tax and sulphur tax shall be made separately.

-WHAT? Is there some operational costs that you regard as extraordinary just this year, and which is why it is reasonable to cut? (SEK)

-WHAT? If yes, explain why.

-WHAT? What was the plant's depreciation? (SEK) Principles of the annual accounting principles for depreciation shall be used. This means that the depreciation basis is the body of the purchase of the device (the build) and depreciation profiles are the life of the asset. (See depreciation rules at the bottom of the page.)

-WHAT? What was the financial cost of the facility? (SEK) Primaries on debt and savings-set "-" if the financial cost is positive.

-WHAT? What was the plant's provisions for the year? (SEK)

-WHAT? Where does the translations appear in the profit and loss account?

-WHAT? What was the book's book value? (SEK)

-WHAT? Set the depreciation period for ovens (enter number of years.)

-WHAT? Set depreciation period for buildings (enter number of years.)

6. Exrich conditions

-WHAT? Are there any differences in your incineration plants and other incineration plants that affect effectiveness and have not already been mapped out in the questions above?

-WHAT? Remarks for this questionnaire or survey as a whole :

1.2 Other combustion plants

1. Facilities

General information

-WHAT? Make up for (year)

-WHAT? Name of the combustion plant

-WHAT? CVR number

-WHAT? Plat number/p-numbers

-WHAT? Contact for this questionnaire

-WHAT? Phone number. to Contact

Ownerconditions

-WHAT? Set the ownership of the incineration plant : (Municipality owned ; Joint Local Authority owned (I/S) ; owned by the coated distance of the land (AMBA) ; Power Floor (A/S) ; Ejet jointly by two or more.)

-WHAT? If anything else, please specify company form :

2. waste

Waste Quantity

-WHAT? How much waste was weighed?

-WHAT? How much net of this came from escrow?

-WHAT? How much garbage was burned?

-WHAT? How many of the leaps are you taking out to spot checks on the trash?

Combustion of waste

-WHAT? What was the average (calculated) fuel value for the burnt waste (GJ/tonne)

4. Energy production

R1 Factor

-WHAT? Specify the R1 factor of the plant and how it is calculated, cf. the footnote of R1 in Annex 5B.

5. Prices and Finance

Keys

-WHAT? What was the average fare in kr ./ton? (The average tariff is calculated as the total revenues received by the plant in the form of fees / charges for the waste divided by the burnt amount of waste. Extersl Energy & CO 2 -charges.)

1.3 Deponation facilities

1. Facilities

General information

-WHAT? Make up for (year)

-WHAT? Name of the landfill

-WHAT? CVR number

-WHAT? Plat number/p-numbers

-WHAT? Contact for this questionnaire

-WHAT? Phone number. to Contact

Ownerconditions and facilities

-WHAT? How is the ownership of the landfill site (Municipality owned ; Joint Local Authority owned (I/S) ; Public Owned A/S)?

-WHAT? If anything else, please specify company form :

-WHAT? How many physically separate plants are there?

Other operational areas

-WHAT? What types of sibling activities are being driven out of the landfill? (Sets) (Ingen; Collection ; Container / reusable space ; Composting / Reuse ; Other

-WHAT? If anything else, specify what :

Area and capacity (by several plants indicate the total area)

-WHAT? What are the capacity of the plant, which is or is expected to be put into service at the present time, respectively, for the next scheduled periods for national waste planning? Enter device, tonnes, or m 3 .

-WHAT? What is the allowable fill average (average for all devices on the installation)?

Establishment year

-WHAT? What year was the facility established?

2. waste

Waste Quantity

-WHAT? How much waste was weighing on (tonnes)?

-WHAT? How much of the weighted waste was recysed (tonnes)?

-WHAT? How much of the intumulated waste was deposited in the middle of tonnes (tonnes)?

-WHAT? How much waste was finally deposited? Indicate the number of tonnes in each waste class (Inert; Mineral ; the country ; Farligt) and the number of tonnes of pure and contaminated soil.

3. Environment

Environmental measures

-WHAT? Is the plant environmental certification?

-WHAT? If Yes, specify which certification

-WHAT? How many basic water samples are taken and sent to the study every year in total?

-WHAT? How do you manage a percolate on the landfill site (choose what is best suited to the different waste classes)? (Blandet; Inert ; Minerally ; Farligt).

4. Energy production

Gas production

-WHAT? Enter the total quantity of gas (m3)

-WHAT? Useful the gas for energy production?

-WHAT? Is the landfill even for the operation of the gas-ingling? (choose no, for example, if a developer stands for it)

5. Prices and Finance

Keys

-WHAT? What is the tariff for each waste class (weighted average for each waste class)? (Blandet; Inert ; Minerally ; Farligt) as well as for the soil.

-WHAT? Economy of the Plat (must be divided into mixed and other wastes)

-WHAT? What were the total revenues related to the landfill activity? (SEK) An internal settlement.

-WHAT? What were the total operations costs related to the landfill activity? (SEK)

-WHAT? Is there some operational costs that you regard as extraordinary just this year, and which is why it is reasonable to cut? (SEK) (Total cost of operation, maintenance, administration, insurance policy related to the landfill. Where the Administration shall carry out several tasks, a share corresponding to the load of the landfill shall be included in the administration. Exp. Depreciation, interest and financing charges.)

-WHAT? What were the operational costs of percolathhandling and gas handling? (SEK) The amount shall also be included in 5.2.2. Ex-depreciation.

-WHAT? What was the plant's depreciation? (SEK) Depreciation must include all relevant investments on the landfill site, see the list below. Principles of the annual accounting principles for depreciation shall be used. This means that the depreciation basis is the body of the purchase of the device (the build) and depreciation profiles are the life of the asset.

-WHAT? What was the financial cost of the facility? (SEK) Primaries on debt and savings-set "-" if the financial cost is positive.

-WHAT? What was the plant's provisions for the year? (SEK)

-WHAT? What was the cost of collateral? (SEK)

-WHAT? Where does the translations appear in the profit and loss account?

-WHAT? What was the book's book value? (SEK)

6. Exrich conditions

Hours of Opening

-WHAT? How many hours a week has the landfill facility open for the receipt of landfill waste? In several physically separated plants, fill for each facility.

-WHAT? Gives the possibility of entering waste outside the opening hours (e.g. by using map, etc.)? (yes or no)

Any other matters

Are there any differences in your landfill and other landfill sites which have an impact on efficiency and have not already been mapped out in the questions in this questionnaire?

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Appendix 4

Characteristics and percentages of waste hazardous

Waste is considered dangerous if it displays one or more of the following characteristics (Table 1) of a% limit as specified in Table 2. If the waste contains a mixture containing one or more chemical substances that meet the properties, then there must be the assessment shall be taken into account as regards the overall content of these substances, as indicated below.

Table 1 : Properties

Assessment of the properties 1 to 14 shall be assessed according to the criteria laid down in the notice of classification, packaging, labelling, sale and storage of chemical substances and products or in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 2 of the European Parliament and of the Council. 1272/2008 of 16. In December 2008, on the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures.

Percentages that make hazardous waste hazardous.

When the assessment of waste which contains a mixture of one or more chemical substances is dangerous, account must be taken of all the characteristics (1 to 15) referred to above.

Waste is, in any case, dangerous if :

-WHAT? the waste has a flame point less than or equal to 55 ° and / or if :

-WHAT? the sum of the substance (s) shown above is present in a concentration equal to or greater than the following percentage limits (weight percentage) :

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Appendix 5 A

Shapes and methods for disposal, cf. § 3, nr. 14

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Appendix 5 B

Shapes and methods for recovery, cf. § 3, nr. 40

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Appendix 6

Standard-class gulative for household waste, cf. Section 19 (1). 3

§ 1 Foraims

The purpose of this Regulation is to lay down rules for the handling of household waste from all citizens and landowners in [.. ] Municipality with a view to preventing pollution, unsanitary conditions for the environment and people and restricting resource use by promoting the recycling of waste.

In addition, the aim is, in accordance with the protection of the environment, to lay down rules on the extent and organisation of local waste disposal systems and so on to establish and create the framework for the proper functioning of local authority arrangements, including the norms of the practicalisation ; issues related to the dismantling of waste collection and management.

§ 2 Legal basis

The Regulation has been drawn up in accordance with applicable environmental legislation, in particular :

Protection of the environment (environmental protection law).

Publication of waste (waste notice).

Publication of the placing on the market of electrical and electronic equipment and the handling of electrical and electronic equipment (electronics waste notice).

Publication of batteries and accumulators and made batteries and accumulators (battery proclamations).

Publication of certain requirements for packaging (packaging notice).

§ 3 Definitions

The definitions used in this Regulation shall correspond to the definitions set out in the waste notice at any time.

~ 4 Fees

The local authority shall determine fees pursuant to the environmental protection law and the waste notice.

After the waste notice, the local authority shall adopt a fee sheet which shall indicate the size of the abovementioned fees, after the waste notice. The charge blade is available at [ ... ] Municipality's Home Page.

§ 5 Klage and v.

The decisions of the Municipal Management Board may, after the waste notice, not be complained to the second administrative authority.

After the law of the local authorities may question whether the municipality complies with the law applicable to public authorities, including municipal regulations issued under this legislation, subject to State administration in the region in which the municipality is situated. State administration will decide whether there are sufficient grounds for raising a monitoring case.

6 Inherit and Punication

The violation of the Regulation shall be penalised after the waste notice by the waste notice.

After the waste notice, the sentence may go to prison for a period of two years if the infringement has been committed intentionally or by gross negligence and, if the infringement is :

1) damage to the environment or to the detriment of the environment, or

2) obtained or intended for the economic benefit of the person concerned itself or others, including in the case of savings.

Section 7 Notified

8 Entry into force

The Regulation shall enter into force on the [.... " ].

At the same time as the entry into force of this Regulation is hereby repealed as follows :

Thus the adoption of the local authority on the [ dd.mm. yyyy ].

[ ... for example, Mayor ] [ ... such as Municipality Director ]

§ 9 Ording for day renovation

§ 9.1 What is day renovation

The waste collection is waste that is defined as a municipal waste notice in the waste notice.

§ 9.2 Who applies to the scheme

section 9.3 Description of the scheme

§ 9.4 Containers

It is incumbable to the citizen and the landlord to obtain / receive and use the municipal board of municipal containers for municipal waste.

section 9.5 Capacity for containers

§ 9.6 Liviation of containers

section 9.7 Utilisation and filling of containers

§ 9.8 Refuse of containers

9 9.9 Collector Collector

§ 9.10 Register / Enrollment

Enrollment shall be made to the municipality Board.

§ 10 Ording for papiraffall

§ 10.1 What is papiraffall

§ 10.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 10.3 Description of the scheme

§ 10.4 Containers

§ 10.5 Capacity for containers

§ 10.6 Liviation of containers

§ 10.7 Application and padding of containers

§ 10.8 Cleaning of containers

§ 10.9 Pipiraffall Retrieval

§ 10.10 Other arrangements

§ 11 Ording for cardboard wastes

§ 11.1 What is cardboard waste

§ 11.2 Who applies to the scheme

section 11.3 Description of the scheme

§ 11.4 Beholders

section 11.5 Capacity for containers

§ 11.6 Liviation of containers

section 11.7 Application and padding of containers

§ 11.8 Cleaning of containers

§ 11.9 Pickup Waste Pickup

§ 11.10 Other arrangements

§ 12 Ording for glazing packaging waste

§ 12.1 What is a glass packaging waste

Waste packaging waste shall be the packaging waste of glass covered by the definition of packaging waste in the packaging notice.

§ 12.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 12.3 Description of the scheme

§ 12.4 Containers

§ 12.5 Capacity of containers

§ 12.6 Liviation of containers

section 12.7 Applicable and filling of containers

§ 12.8 Refuse of containers

§ 12.9 Packaged waste collection

§ 12.10 Other arrangements

§ 13 Org for recyclable metal packaging waste

Section 13.1 What is reusable metal packaging waste

Packaging waste shall be the packaging waste of metal covered by the definition of packaging in the packaging notice.

Section 13.2 Who applies to the scheme

Section 13.3 Description of the scheme

§ 13.4 Containers

§ 13.5 Capacity for containers

Section 13.6 Liviation of containers

Section 13.7 Application and padding of containers

§ 13.8 Cleanup of containers

§ 13.9 Reuse of recyclable metal packaging waste

§ 13.10 Other arrangements

Section 14 Org for reusable plastic packaging waste

section 14.1 What is reusable plastic packaging waste

plastic packaging waste shall be the waste packaging waste covered by the definition of packaging in the packaging notice.

Section 14.2 Who applies to the scheme

section 14.3 Description of the scheme

§ 14.4 Containers

§ 14.5 Capacity for containers

Section 14.6 Application of containers

section 14.7 Application and padding of containers

§ 14.8 Cleanup of containers

section 14.9 Reuse of reusable plastic packaging waste

§ 14.10 Other arrangements

§ 15 Wormings for the recycling place [-en or erne ]

The local authority has established access to recycling (s) to the reception of waste.

§ 15.1 Who applies to the scheme

§ 15.2 Access to recycling [-en-or-erne ]

§ 15.3 Sort on the recycling place [-en or -erne ]

Where waste is packaged in the recycling space [-en or a ], a clear plastic bag shall be used in accordance with the waste disposal notice. This is for the content to be clearly visible to the staff at the reusable space [-en-or-erne ].

The order regulation for the reusable space [-en-or-erne ] must be followed.

§ 16 Wording for PVC waste

§ 16.1 What is PVC waste

§ 16.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 16.3 Description of the scheme

§ 16.4 Other arrangements

§ 17 Ording for impregnated wood

§ 17.1 What is impregnated tree

§ 17.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 17.3 Description of the scheme

Impregnated wood shall be sorted out for the purposes of treatment.

§ 17.4 Other arrangements

§ 18 Wording for hazardous waste

§ 18.1 What is hazardous waste

Hazardous wastes are waste on and marked as hazardous waste in the waste notification annex on the waste list of waste (EAKs), showing properties as set out in Annex on hazardous waste in the waste notification document. In addition, hazardous waste is considered to be hazardous waste which is shown in the waste notification annexes for hazardous waste.

§ 18.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 18.3 Description of the scheme

§ 18.4 Beholders

§ 18.5 Capacity for containers

§ 18.6 Liviation of containers

§ 18.7 Application and filling of containers

§ 18.8 Cleanup of containers

§ 18.9 Pickup of hazardous waste

§ 18.10 Other arrangements

section 19 Scheme for the waste of electrical and electronic products (WEEE)

§ 19.1 What is WEEE

WEEE is waste electrical and electronic equipment and is defined in the electronics waste notice.

§ 19.2 Who applies to the scheme

section 19.3 Description of the scheme

WEEE shall be sorted out for reuse and delivered to the local authority system.

§ 19.4 Beholders

§ 19.5 Capacity for containers

section 19.6 Application of containers

section 19.7 Application and filling of containers

§ 19.8 Cleaning of containers

§ 19.9 Pickup of WEEE

§ 19.10 Other arrangements

Anyone can deliver WEEE to negotiators who market this equipment and who offer to receive the waste.

20 Ords for portable batteries and accumulators

§ 20.1 What are portable batteries and accumulators

Arterial batteries and accumulators shall be defined as any battery or cell battery battery or battery pack or battery that is sealed may be handheld and is not an industrial battery or any other battery or battery pack or battery pack. industrial accumulator or car battery or a car battery or a car battery.

§ 20.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 20.3 Description of the scheme

§ 20.4 Beholders

§ 20.5 Capacity for containers

§ 20.6 Liviation of containers

§ 20.7 Application and padding of containers

§ 20.8 Cleanup of containers

§ 20.9 Retrieval of portable batteries and accumulators

§ 20.10 Other arrangements

§ 21 Scheme for construction and construction waste

section 21.1 What are build and plant waste

Construction wastes are as described in EAK code 17 in the waste notification annex on the waste list of waste (EAKs).

section 21.2 Who applies to the scheme

section 21.3 Description of the scheme

§ 22 Ording for [ ... ]

§ 22.1 What is [ .... ]

Section 22.2 Who applies to the scheme

section 22.3 Description of the scheme

§ 22.4 Beholders

§ 22.5 Capacity for containers

§ 22.6 Liviation of containers

§ 22.7 Application and fill of containers

§ 22.8 Cleanup of containers

§ 22.9 Pickup of [. ]

~ 23 Other arrangements

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Appendix 7

Standardical charge for business waste, cf. Section 19 (1). 3

§ 1 Forobjectives and so on

The purpose of this Regulation is to lay down rules for the management of waste from businesses, in [ ... ] Municipality to prevent pollution, unsanitary conditions for the environment and people, and to restrict resource use by promoting recycling ; of waste.

In addition, the aim is, in accordance with the protection of the environment, to lay down rules on the extent and organisation of local waste disposal systems and so on to establish and create the framework for the proper functioning of local authority arrangements, including the norms of the practicalisation ; issues related to the dismantling of waste collection and management.

The regulations described in the Regulation shall not include the source-ordered industrial waste for material provision, which is regulated in the waste notice. However, where a company uses the local authority reusable, the provisions of this system must be complied with.

§ 2 Legal basis

The Regulation has been drawn up in accordance with applicable environmental legislation, in particular :

Protection of the environment (environmental protection law).

Publication of waste (waste notice).

Publication of the placing on the market of electrical and electronic equipment and the handling of electrical and electronic equipment (electronics waste notice).

Publication of batteries and accumulators and made batteries and accumulators (battery proclamations).

Publication of landfill sites (landfill notice).

§ 3 Definitions

The definitions used in this Regulation shall correspond to the definitions set out in the waste notice at any time.

Section 4 Registration of foreign companies

Foreign companies without firm address in Denmark engaged in waste-producing activities shall be registered at the municipalities ' s administrative board for the collection of waste fees and so on.

§ 5 Fees

The local authority shall determine fees pursuant to the environmental protection law and the waste notice.

After the waste notice, the local authority shall adopt a fee sheet which shall indicate the size of the abovementioned fees, after the waste notice. The charge blade is available at [ ... ] Municipality's Home Page.

§ 6 Klage and v.

The local authority decisions in accordance with the Regulation may, after the waste notice, not be brought to the second administrative authority.

The provisions of the Regulation on the protection of the environmental protection law may not be subject to any other administrative authority.

Decisions pursuant to environmental protection law may, subject to the protection of the protection of the environment, unless otherwise provided in the law, the Agency for the Nature and the Environment Board shall be subject to the provisions of the Environment Protection Act.

After the law of the local authorities may question whether the municipality complies with the law applicable to public authorities, including municipal regulations issued under this legislation, subject to State administration in the region in which the municipality is situated. State administration will decide whether there are sufficient grounds for raising a monitoring case.

§ 7 Inherit and Punication

The violation of the Regulation shall be penalised after the waste notice by the waste notice.

After the waste notice, the sentence may go to prison for a period of two years if the infringement has been committed intentionally or by gross negligence and, if the infringement is :

1) damage to the environment or to the detriment of the environment, or

2) obtained or intended for the economic benefit of the person concerned itself or others, including in the case of savings.

After the waste notice, companies and others may be charged. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code.

§ 8 Notified

9 Entry into force

This Regulation shall enter into force on the [ ... ].

At the same time as the entry into force of this Regulation is hereby repealed as follows :

Thus the adoption of the local authority on the [ dd.mm. yyyy ].

[ ... for example, Mayor ] [ ... such as Municipality Director ]

§ 10. Scheme for municipal waste-like wastes

§ 10.1 What are munitions similar wastes from occupation

Garbage-like wastes are wastes from establishments covered by the definition of municipal waste in the waste notice.

§ 10.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 10.3 Description of the scheme

§ 10.4 containers

§ 10.5 Capacity for containers

§ 10.6 Liviation of containers

§ 10.7 Application and padding of containers

§ 10.8 Cleaning of containers

§ 10.9 Retrieval of municipal waste-like wastes

§ 10.10 Register / Enrollment

~ 11 Wording for recycling [-en or -es ]

The local authority has established access to recycling (s) to the reception of waste.

§ 11.1 Who applies to the scheme

§ 11.2 Access to recycling [-en-or-ers ]

After the waste notice, companies have access to the space [-en or-] of registered vehicles with a maximum permissible maximum weight of 3,500 kilograms and with a vehicle mounted on the vehicle.

~ 11.3 Sorting in recycling [-en or -es ]

For the packaging of waste which is delivered in the recycling place [-en or as ], a clear plastic bag must be used after the waste notice. This is for the content to be clearly visible to the staff at the reusable space [-en-or-erne ].

The order regulation for the reusable space [-en-or-erne ] must be followed.

§ 11.4 Weimitation of Limit

Each undertaking (the charge-paying unit of production) must give a maximum of 200 kilograms of hazardous waste per year in the recycling place [-en or as of the year) ; however, this does not apply to portable batteries and accumulators as defined in : the battery notice, as well as waste electrical and electronic equipment from households covered by producer responsibility, as defined in the electronic waste notice.

The local authority shall issue a receipt for the receipt of hazardous waste at the disposal of the waste disposal.

§ 12. Org for non-recyclable hazardous waste

§ 12.1 What is non-recyclable hazardous waste

Non-recyclable hazardous waste is waste which is covered by the definition of hazardous waste in the waste notice and which is non-reusable, except for explosive waste.

§ 12.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 12.3 Description of the scheme

Minor quantities of hazardous waste (up to 200 kilograms per kilo. Year) may be delivered [ ... ]. Minor quantities must be handed down as needed, but at least once a year.

Explosive waste must be handled in an environmentally sound manner, by means of an approved waste-disposal beneficiary.

After the waste notice, the company shall ensure that hazardous waste is not diluted or mixed with other categories of hazardous waste or mixed with non-hazardous waste.

After the waste notice, the company shall ensure that the hazardous waste is suitably packaged.

After the environmental protection law, the undertaking shall, at the request of the local authorities, provide evidence that hazardous waste is properly classified in accordance with the list of waste (EAK-codes) and Annex on hazardous waste in the waste notice.

Section 13 Wording for clinical risk-waste

section 13.1 What is the clinical risk-waste

Section 13.2 Who applies to the scheme

Section 13.3 Description of the scheme

§ 14 Org for non-reusable PVC waste

Section 14.1 What is non-reusable PVC waste

Section 14.2 Who applies to the scheme

section 14.3 Description of the scheme

§ 15 Scheme of combustion-of-waste

§ 15.1 What is the combustion-of-waste.

Combustion waste is waste which is covered by the definition of waste-incineration waste in the waste notice.

§ 15.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 15.3 Description of the scheme

Section 16 Ording for the landfill waste

§ 16.1 What is the landfill of waste

The landfill waste is waste which is covered by the definition of landfill waste in the waste notice.

§ 16.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 16.3 Description of the scheme

§ 17 Ording for [ ... ]

§ 17.1 What is [ .... ]

§ 17.2 Who applies to the scheme

§ 17.3 Description of the scheme

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Appendix 8

Exemptions for waste fees-industry codes, cf. § 60, paragraph. 1

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Appendix 9

Exemption for waste fees-business forms, cf. § 60, paragraph. 2

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Appendix 10

Industry codes that include builders and plant gardeners, cf. § 58, paragraph. 4

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Appendix 11

Screening schema for PCBs, cf. Section 78 (1). 3

1) The commotion contains provisions that implement parts of Directive 2008 /98/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19. In November 2008 on waste and the repealing of certain directives, the European Union's Official Journal of 2008, no. L 312, page 3, Directive 94 /62/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20. in December 1994 on packaging and packaging waste, the EC Official Journal 1994, nr. In 365, page 10, as last amended by Regulation (EC) No 2 of the European Parliament and of the Council. 219/2009 of 11. 1 March 2009, EU Official Journal, nr. In 87, page 109, parts of the European Parliament and of the Council Directive 2006 /66/EC of 6. September 2006 on batteries and accumulators and accumulated batteries and accumulators and repealing Directive 91 /157/EEC, EU Official Journal (2006), nr. I 266, page 1, as last amended by Directive 2008 /103/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19. This is November 2008, the EU Official Journal. L 327, page 7, parts of Directive 2002//96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27. 1 January 2003 on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), EU Official Journal 2003, nr. L 37, page 24, as last amended by Directive 2008 /112/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16. In December 2008, the EU Official Journal of 2008, nr. L 345, page 68, parts of Council Directive 1999 /31/EC of 26. In April 1999, the landfill of waste, the Community Official Journal, no. In 182, page 1, as last amended by Regulation (EC) No 2 of the European Parliament and of the Council. 1137/2008 of 22. October 2008, EU Official Journal of 2008, nr. L 311, page 1, Commission Decision 2000 /52/EC of 3. May 2000 on the settlement of Decision 94 /3/EC on the drawing up of a list of waste pursuant to Article 1 (a) of Council Directive 75 /442/EEC on waste and Council Decision 94 /904/EC establishing a list of hazardous waste in accordance with Article 1 (1). 4, in Council Directive 91 /689/EEC on hazardous waste, the Community Official Journal 2000, nr. L 226, page 3, as last amended by Council Decision 2001 /573/EC of 23. 2001, EC Official Journal 2001, nr. In 203, page 18, parts of Directive 2006 /123/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12. In December 2006 on services in the internal market, EU-2006, nr. In 376, page 36, and parts of Directive 2003 /35/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26. May 2003 on the possibility of public participation in the preparation of certain plans and programmes in the environmental field and amending Council Directive 85 /337/EEC and 96 /61/EC in the case of public participation and access to complaints ; Court of Justice, EU Official Journal, nr. L156, page 17.

2) Certain provisions of the notice shall be notified in accordance with Directive 98 /34/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (information procedure duredirective), as amended by Directive 98 /48/EC.