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DEPOK CITY AREA SHEET
NO. 09 TH. 2010
MUNICIPAL AREA DEPOK 09 2010
ABOUT MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC MATERIALS WASTE (LB3)
WITH THE GRACE OF THE GOD ALMIGHTY
MAYOR DEPOK,
Weighing : a. that the environment of life needs to be kept safe so that it can be able to improve the implementation of the
ongoing development;
b. that with increasing development in all fields, the increase in the amount of waste produced included
the dangerous and toxic that could harm
the human environment and health;
c. that based on Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on the Government of the Jo Region Government Regulation Number 38
Year 2007 on the Partition of Government Affairs Between
Government, Provincial Government, and Government
Kabupaten/ City, Hazardous Waste Management
And Poislased is one of the government affairs in the field
the mandatory living environment is administered by the government
county/kota;
d. that based on considerations as referred to in letters a, the letter b and the letter c, need to be specified the Regional Regulations
The City of Depok about the Hazardous Waste Management and
Toxicity (LB3); Given .....
Given: 1. Law No. 8 of 1981, on the Book
The Law of the Criminal Event (State Sheet
Republic of Indonesia Year 1981 Number 76, extra sheet
Indonesia Republic of Indonesia Number 3219);
2. Law No. 5 of 1984 on the Industry (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 1984 No. 22,
Additional sheet of State of Indonesia Number 3274);
3. Law No. 15 Year 1999 on the Establishment of the Depok and Regional Regional Municipality
Level II Cilegon (sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia
in 1999 No. 49, Additional Gazette Republic of State
Indonesia Number 3828);
4. Law No. 28 of 1999 on the Clean and Free State of the Corruption, Kolusi and
Nepotism (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1999
Number 75, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia
Number 3851);
5. Law Number 10 Year 2004 On The Establishment Of The Laws Of The Laws (republican Gazette
Indonesia In 2004 Number 53, Extra State Sheet
Republic Indonesia Number 4389);
6. Law No. 32 Year 2004 on Local Government (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2004
Number 60, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia
Number 3839) as amended last with
Code Number 12 of 2008 on Second Amendment
under Law No. 32 of 2004 on
Local Government (Indonesian Republic Gazette
2008 Number 59, Republic of State Sheet
Indonesia Number 4844);
7. Invite ...
7. Law Number 26 Of 2007 On The Set Of Space (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2007 Number 68,
Extra Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4725);
8. Law Number 18 of 2008 on Trash Management (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia 2008
number 69, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia
No. 4851);
9. Law No. 32 of 2009 on the Protection and Management of the Environment (Republican Gazette
Indonesia Year 2009 Number 140, Additional Gazette
Republic of Indonesia Number 5059);
10. Law Number 36 Of 2009 On Health (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2009 Number 144,
Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 5063);
11. Law Number 44 Of 2009 On The Hospital (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2009 Number 153,
Additional Sheet Of The State Of Rpublic Indonesia Number 5072);
12. Government Regulation No. 18 Year 1999 on Hazardous Waste Management Of Hazardous And Toxic Materials (b3) (State Sheet
Republic Of Indonesia In 1999 Number 31, Extra Sheet
State of Republic Indonesia Number 3815) as it has
amended by Government Regulation No. 85 of 1999
on Changes To Government Regulation Number 18
Year 1999 (State Sheet) 1999 (1999)
number 190, Additional Sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia
Number 3910);
13. Government Regulation Number 27 Of 1991 On The Swamps (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1991 Number 35,
Extra Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3441);
14. Government Regulation Number 35 Year 1991 On The River (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1991 Number 44,
Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3445);
15. Rules ...
15. Government Regulation Number 27 Of 1999 On Analysis Regarding The Impact Of The Environment (AMDAL) (State Sheet
Republic Of Indonesia 1999 Number 59, Extra Sheet
State Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3838);
16. Government Regulation No. 74 of 2001 on Hazardous Materials Management and Toxic (Republican Gazette
Indonesia In 2001 2001 Number 138, Additional State Sheet
Republic Indonesia Number 4153);
17. Government Regulation Number 38 Of 2007 On The Division Of Government Affairs Between The Government, Local Government
Province, And The District/city Government (State Sheet
Republic Of Indonesia Year 2007 Number 82, Extra Sheet
Republic of Indonesia Number 4737);
18. Government Regulation No. 26 of 2008 on the National Area Office Plan (Republican Gazette
Indonesia Tahun 2008 No. 48);
19. Decision of the Minister of State for the Environment 56 Year 2002 on the General Guidelines of Alignment Supervision
The Environment For Supervising Officials;
20. Environment Minister Rule Number 11 of 2006 on Types of Business and/or Activities Plans
Which Are Required With Analysis Of Impact
The Environment;
21. Environment Minister Rule No. 18 of 2009 on the Perizinan Waste Management Materials
Dangerous and Poisable Materials;
22. Environment Minister's Regulations 30-year-old 2009 on Licensing And Supervision
Management Of Hazardous And Toxic Materials Waste and
Recovery Control Due to Hazardous Pollution
Dangerous and Toxic by the Local Government;
23. Rules ...
23. Regulations of the Minister of State of the Environment Number 33 of 2009 On the Governance of Contaminated Land Recovery
The Waste of Dangerous And Poisable Materials;
24. Regulation of the Minister of the Environment Number 13 of the Year 2010 on the Environmental Management Efforts and
Environment Monitoring Efforts and Statement of Statement
Environmental Management And Environmental Monitoring
(News Nation of the Republic of Indonesia 2010 No. 231);
25. Environment Minister Rule Number 14 of 2010 on the Environment Document for the Effort
and/or Activities that have Attempted Permissions and/or
Activities but Have Not Yet Had a Live Environment Document
(News Nation of the Republic of Indonesia 2010 No. 232);
26. Depok City Regional Regulations 2001 on the Plans of the City Area Room Depok Year 2000-2010
(2001 Area Sheet Number 45) As it has been
amended with the City of Depok City Regulation No. 02
Year 2009 (the City of the City Area of the City of 2009
Number 02);
27. City Area Law Depok Number 7 Of 2008 On Mandatory Government Affairs And The Option To
The Government Of The City Of Depok (section Sheet
City Of Depok Year 2008 Number 07);
28. Depok City Regional Regulations 2008 on the Establishment and Susunan of the Local Device Organization
(city section of the City of Depok Year 2003 Number 34);
With Approval ...
With the Joint Agreement THE MUNICIPAL REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DEPOK AND MAYOR DEPOK, DECIDED: Set Out: Area Regulations On The Waste Management Of Materials
MALICIOUS AND POISONED (LB3). CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS OF Article 1 In This Region ' s Regulations referred to: 1. The city is Depok City. 2. The mayor is Mayor Depok. 3. The body is Depok City's Environmental Agency. 4. A Technical Support instance is a unit of device workspace
Area/Regional Device Workspace that provides the business permit
with respect to the operational activities of the business in accordance with
fields and tasks each.
5. The Environment is a unit of space with all things, power, circumstance, and living beings including humans and
its behavior, which affects nature itself, the survival
the fairy of life, and the well-being of man and living beings
Another.
6. Sustainable Development is a conscious and planned effort that combines environmental, social and economic aspects of the environment
into a development strategy to ensure the integrity
environment and safety, ability, welfare, and safety.
and the life quality of the present generation and future generations.
7. The preservation of the Environment Function is a series of attempts to maintain the survival and power of the display
environment.
8,Limbah .....
8. Hazardous and Toxic Materials Waste (Limbah B3) is the remainder of an effort and/or activity that
contains hazardous and/or toxic materials due to its
properties and/or its concentration and/or its number, either.
directly or indirectly, dehumanable and/or
damaged the environment, and/or could harm
the environment, health, human survival as well as
another living creature.
9. B3 Waste Management is a suite of activities that include reduction, storage, collection, transport,
utilization, processing and waste of B3 waste.
10. B3 Waste Storage is a waste of B3 waste activities performed by the manufacturer, collector, sweetener, processor
and/or waste B3 waste with the intent of storing
while.
11. Waste B3 collection is the activity of collecting B3 waste from waste producing B3 with the intention of storing
while before being handed over to the sweeteners, processors,
and/or waste B3 waste.
12. B3 Waste Collector is a business entity that performs collection activities with the purpose of collecting
waste B3 before being sent to the processing place and/or
sweeteners and/or waste B3 waste.
13. B3 Waste Transport is a B3 waste transfer activity from the manufacturer and/or collector and/or sweetener and/or
processor to the collector and/or sweetener and/or processing
and/or the B3 waste hoarder.
14. The B3 Waste Disposal Carrier is a legal entity that has held the permit of the authorized agency
to perform the B3 waste transport activities.
15. Exploiting ...
15. Utilization of B3 waste is a recovery activity (recovery) and or re-use of (reuse) and/or recycling
reset (recycle) which aims to convert B3 waste
to be something of a product that can be used and safe for
environment and human health.
16. The B3 waste monitoring is a legal entity that has held the permission of the agency authorized to
perform the B3 waste utilization activities.
17. Waste processing of B3 is a process for changing the characteristics and composition of B3 waste to remove
and/or reduce the nature of harm and/or toxic properties.
18. Everyone is a person. 19. The Entity is the Board of Unbody Law
and the Law Board includes the Foundation, Hospital,
Puskesmas.
20. The B3 Waste Management Enterprise is a legal entity and has the permission of the authorized agency
to conduct collection, transport,
utilization, processing and waste of B3 waste.
source is not self-activity, and in notary accounts
the establishment of an enterprise entity has a field or subfield of management
waste B3.
21. Coaching is the activities performed by the Service and/or the Instancy responsible for directing
the business entity in the management of the B3 waste in order to conform to
the provisions of the rules of the Act of Law.
22. Supervisors are Regional Environment Supervisors (PPLHD) officers who serve in the agencies and are responsible
carry out the supervision of environmental management. which
serves on the agency responsible for carrying out
environment management oversight.
23. Surveillance ...
23. Supervision is an Activity that is performed directly and/or indirectly by the Environment Supervising Officer
Regional Life (PPLHD) to find out the degree of performance
The performance of the effort and/or activities to the provisions
laws and/or licensing requirements
in waste management of B3.
24. Analysis of the subsequent Environmental Impact (AMDAL) is a study of the critical impact of an effort
and/or activities planned on a living environment that
is necessary for the decision making process.
holding efforts and/or activities.
25. Environment Management and Environmental Management Efforts to be called UKL-UPL are a breach
and a monitoring of an effort and/or business plan
and/or activities that do not have an important impact
A living environment required for the retrieval process
decision about holding enterprise and/or activities.
CHAPTER II Section 2 The scope of the management arrangement of hazardous materials is hazardous and
toxic (B3) includes:
a. storage permit while waste B3 in the industry or an activity of an activity;
b. City-scale B3 waste collection permit, excluding second-hand lubricant and oil;
c. waste processing location of waste B3; d. B3 waste management surveillance including reduction efforts
waste B3;
e. supervision of the execution of an emergency response system;
f. Surveillance ...
f. Supervision of the recovery implementation of B3 waste contamination; and
g. Surveillance of B3 waste management accident.
CHAPTER III Objectives And Objectives clause 3 The drafting of this Area Regulation aims at: a. enhance the observance of waste management of B3; b. enhance the performance of B3 waste management and recovery; c. increase the B3 waste reduction effort; and d. preventing pollution and/or environmental damage. Section 4 The implementation of the B3 Waste Management Implementation is: a. improve understanding of regulatory provisions
laws related to management
waste B3;
b. improving the observance of the perpetrator in the management of waste B3; c. reduced amount of B3 waste residue generated by
waste producing with 3R (reuse, recycle, recovery) efforts;
d. enhance the utilization of the B3 waste management facilities and infrastructure;
e. improving control and control of waste B3 waste traffic from source or production up to the facility
management and/or final disposal.
BAB IV WASTE MANAGEMENT B3 First Part General Section 5 (1) Any person or entity that generates the B3 waste
is required to do waste management of B3 generated.
(2) Any person or A business entity that is unable to perform its own waste management B3, its management is submitted
to the B3 waste management party who has authorized
under applicable law.
(3) The Procedure regarding technical requirements on the manner of B3 waste management refers to the provisions
Laws applicable.
The Second Section of Waste Management of B3 by the Cesspoof Paragraph of Disposal Temporary Storage Waste B3 Section 6 (1) Any Entity Entity that generates mandatory B3 waste have
a temporary storage place of B3 waste.
(2) The resulting B3 Limbah is stored in a temporary repository of 90 (ninety) days prior to
handed over to a collector or heating or processor
or B3 waste waste, except waste solid medical appropriate
with applicable provisions.
(3) If waste B3 is less than 50 (fifty) kilograms per day except solid medical waste, waste storage
B3 can exceed term 90 (ninety) days before
submitted to the collector or
or the B3 waste hoarder, with the approval of the Head of the Agency.
(4) Procedure .....
(4) Procedures regarding technical requirements on the manner of storage while waste B3 refers to the provisions
applicable laws.
Section 7 (1) Business Agency as contemplated in Section 6 of the paragraph (1)
is required to have a temporary storage permit of B3 from
The mayor or an appointed official.
(2) Permission granted after meeting the requirements of the administation and technical.
(3) Permission as set forth in paragraph (1) apply for a term of 5 (5) years and may extended.
(4) The permit extension is referred to in paragraph (3) submitted 2 (two) months before the term of the permit expires.
(5) The extension of the extension of the permit is granted the sum of the amount of money expenses incurred for
waste management of B3 to the B3 waste management party.
(6) Denda sanctions as referred to in paragraph (5) do not abort liability in waste management of B3.
(7) Sanctions fines as referred to in paragraph (5) are assigned to the area coffers.
(8) Permission as referred to in paragraph (1) may not be transferred to another party.
(9) The Governing Body has a permit. as referred to in paragraph (1) must have a new permit if:
a. event changes and/or the addition of the B3 waste type outside the permissions it has already owned;
b. extensive B3 waste storage locations increased; and c. The B3 waste storage location moved. (10) The order of submission and extension of permissions as
is referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) is set with
The Mayor Regulation.
Section .....
Section 8 (1) The Business Agency that generates waste B3 is mandatory and
keeps a record of:
a. The type, characteristic, amount and time of the waste B3 waste;
b. Type, characteristic, amount and time of waste loss of B3; and
c. The name of the B3 waste carrier carrying out the shipment to the collector or passer or processing or
the waste B3 waste.
(2) Any Entity ID resulting in B3 waste is mandatory: a. doing 3R (reuse, recycle and recovery) against the waste
B3 it is resulting in;
b. perform a Laboratories TCLP analysis for waste that is not listed in B3 waste at least once
during such waste is its consistent characterization;
c. performing separation of B3 waste with domestic garbage; d. have a daily log (logbook) of waste B3 generated; e. fill the waste balance according to the applicable format; f. obtain a copy of the B3 waste manifest from the carrier
waste B3 or the LB3 waste; and
g. receive and provide information or explanation to the designated LH employees/employees.
(3) The Entity ID which produces B3 waste is mandatory for the record as referred to in paragraph (1)
at least Once in 3 (3) months to
orchestralization of an area device that is seeding the environment
dngan a gust to BPLHD West Java province, Centre
The Management of the Regional Living Environment of Java, and Ministry
Environment.
Paragraph .....
Second paragraph of the Waste Collection B3 section 9 (1) Any B3 Waste Management Venture Agency collected
waste of the city scale B3, except for second-hand lubricant and oil,
is required to have:
a. Temporary Storage Storage B3; and b. B3 waste disposal permit. (2) The permission as referred to in paragraph (1) is published by
The Mayor or Acting Officer if appropriate
The City region layout plan as well as meet the requirements
administation and technical.
(3) Permission as referred to in paragraph (1) applies to a term of 5 (five) years and may be extended.
(4) The license extension as referred to in paragraph (3) is submitted by 2 (two) months prior to the expiration of the term.
(5) The extension of the extension of the permit is sanctioned in fines of a number of money the magnitude of the cost issued to
waste management of B3 to the B3 waste management.
(6) Denda sanctions as referred to in paragraph (5) do not abort liability in waste management of B3.
(7) Sanctions fines as referred to in paragraph (5) are assigned to the area coffers.
(8) Permission as referred to in paragraph (1) may not be transferred to another party.
(9) The Governing Body has a permit. as referred to in paragraph (1) must have a new permit if:
a. event changes and/or the addition of the B3 waste type outside the permissions it has already owned;
b. the extent of the B3 waste collection location increased; and c. The B3 waste collection location moved.
(10) Tata .....
(10) The order of submission and extension of the permit as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are set with
The Mayor Regulation.
Section 10 Limbah B3 which is clapping is stored at least 90 (9) (20)
days before being handed over to the sweeteners and/or processing
and/or waste B3 waste.
Section 11 Procedure of the technical requirements of the collection manner
while waste B3 refers to the provisions of the perinvite rule-
the applicable invitation. section 12 (1) The B3 Waste Management Board of Waste Management, which collects the waste
B3 is required to make a note about:
a. The type, characteristic, amount and time of the receiving waste of B3 from the waste producing B3;
b. Type, characteristic, amount and time of B3 waste submission to sweeteners and/or processing and/or penimbun
waste B3; and
c. The name of the waste carrier B3 carrying out the delivery to the sweetenate and/or processing and/or imposition
waste B3.
(2) Any B3 Waste Management Governing Body that conducts mandatory B3 waste collection:
a. doing the waste separation of B3 with domestic garbage; b. have a daily log (logbook) of waste B3 generated; c. fills the waste balance according to the applicable format; d. get a copy of the B3 waste manifest from the carrier
waste B3 or the LB3 waste; and
e. receive and provide a description or explanation to the designated LH supervisors/employees.
(3) The Agency .....
(3) The B3 Waste Management Venture Board which collects the B3 waste is required to deliver a note as referred to
paragraph (1) at least once in 3 (three) months to
Local Device Organization that is seeding the environment
with a gust to BPLHD West Java province, Center
The Regional Life Environment Management of Java, and Ministry
Environment.
Third Part of Waste Management B3 by Individual Article 13 (1) Each person sort out the B3 waste from home waste The stairwell and
gather at a place that the Mayor has specified
or the designated Acting Officer.
(2) Any person does not burn or process any further materials of household waste that if burned down or processed
will result in B3 waste unless it meets
technical requirements.
(3) Any Business Agency whose products are potentially and/or generate waste B3 participate in managing
waste B3 which coming from the household.
(4) The B3 waste management mechanism as referred to the paragraph (3), is set further with the Mayor Regulation.
CHAPTER V PERMIT THE B3 WASTE PROCESSING SITE Section 14 (1) Any B3 Waste Management Business Agency will process
B3 waste processing permit in the City of mandatory Waste have a location permit
waste processing of B3 from the Mayor or the designated official.
(2) Permission .....
(2) Permission as referred to in paragraph (1) is provided if in accordance with the City region layout plan and complies
the administrative and technical interests.
(3) The order and requirement of submission as referred to in paragraph (1) set further with the Mayor ' s regulation.
BAB VI SUPERVISION Article 15 (1) Waste management oversight of B3 is done to
activities/waste management efforts of B3.
(2) The B3 waste management supervision is exercised by the officer
supervisors on the Agency and can coordinate with the Instancy
authorities and who are responsible.
(3) Waste management supervision of B3 as referred to
the paragraph (2) consists of:
a. direct supervision with a review to the activity location
Waste management of B3 includes:
1. supervision of the execution of an emergency response system;
2. supervision of the accident implementation of the crash
waste management of B3; and
3. Monitoring of the recovery due to pollution
waste B3.
b. indirect supervision by evaluating the reporting
waste management activities of B3; and
c. supervision of the B3 waste transport includes
the completeness of the transport documents and
manifest on location venture activities.
(4) The execution of the supervision is regularly conducted-
a lack of 1 (one) times in 3 (three) months and at any time
if needed.
(5) The supervising officer reports in writing the results surveillance
waste management of B3 to the Agency.
Article .....
Article 16 of the Supervising Officer in conducting direct supervision
authorized
a. entered the B3 waste management area;
b. taking a waste sample of B3 to be checked in the lab
if needed;
c. requesting the information related to the execution
waste management of B3;
d. did a photo shoot of waste management activities of B3; and
e. make news of the event the live surveillance results known
by the party activities visited.
BAB VII PERANAS AND SOCIETY Article 17 The Society may participate in the report. every
event of a breach in the management of B3 waste management to the Mayor
via the Agency.
BAB VIII RIGHT LAWSUIT PERDATA First Section The City Government Gugate Rights Article 18 (1) The Government City through Agency filed suit
restitution and certain actions against the effort and/or activities
that causes contamination and/or environmental damage
life resulting in environmental loss.
(2) damages over a lawsuit as intended in
paragraph (1) to the local treasury as an area revenue.
(3) The area revenue as referred to in paragraph (2) can
be used for the recovery of the environment.
Part .....
Second Quarter Community Rights Article 19 (1) The public is entitled to file a group representative lawsuit
for its own benefit and/or for the benefit
the public if experienced loss due to the pollution
and/or environmental damage.
(2) The lawsuit may be filed if there are any similarities to the facts or
events, legal grounds, and the type of tail between the representatives
groups and members Group.
(3) The provisions of the civil rights rights are exercised accordingly.
under the rules of the laws of the law.
BAB IX ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTION Section 20 (1) Any Entity Entity performing the management activities
the waste of B3 which violates the provisions of section 7 paragraph (5), Section 6
paragraph (3), Section 8, Section 9 of the paragraph (5) and Section 12 is imposed
administrative sanction.
(2) administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) are:
a. written reprimand;
b. coercion;
c. freezing clearance; and
d. revocation.
(3) The order of administrative sanction as intended
on paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) is further governed by the Regulation
Mayor.
BAB .....
BAB X CRIMINAL provisions Article 21 Any person or body performing waste management
B3 without permission, or that produces B3 waste and does not perform
the management as Referred to in section 5 of paragraph (1), Section 6
paragraph (1), Section 7 of the paragraph (1), Section 9 of the paragraph (1) is criminalised with criminal
as set in Section 102, Section 103 of the Act
No. 32 Year 2009 on protection and management
environment.
BAB XI provisions TRANSITION Article 22 Temporary storage clearance of B3 and collection permit
while the City-scale B3 waste has been published before it expires
This Regional Regulation is declared to remain in effect until it expires
the term expires.
Article 23 Things are not yet quite set up in this Area Regulation,
along about the technical implementation is further set up with
the Waliota Rule.
BAB .....
BAB XII CLOSING provisions Section 24 This section of Regulation is valid.
So that everyone knows it, ordering the invitters
This Regional Rule is with The placement in the Area Sheet
The City of Depok.
Set in Depok
on December 30, 2010
MAYOR DEPOK
ttd.
H. NUR MAHMUDI ISMA ' IL Was promullated in Depok on December 30, 2010
SECRETARY OF THE CITY AREA OF DEPOK ttd.
H. ETY SURYAHATI, SE, M. Si NIP 19631217 198903 2 006 THE 2010 DEPOK CITY AREA NEWS NUMBER 09
