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SECTIONS OF THE CITY OF BEKASI
NUMBER: 9 2013 SERIES: E
MUNICIPAL REGULATION OF BEKASI
NUMBER 09 2013 ON
THE WASTE MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC MATERIALS AS WELL AS OTHER INDUSTRIAL WASTE
WITH THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY
MAYOR BEKASI,
Draw: a. That the living environment needs to maintain its preservation so that it can be able to support sustainable development and environmental insight;
b that with increasing development in all fields, the amount of waste is the amount of waste. which are generated including harmful and toxic that may endanger the environment of human life and health;
c. that under Article 12 of Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on the Partition of Government Affairs between Government, Provincial Local Government, and District/City Local Government, management Hazardous and toxic materials waste as well as other industrial waste is one of the government affairs in the field of living environment that is required to be hosted by the Regency/Kota;
d. that based on consideration as a, b and c, need to be specified for the Regional Regulation on the management of hazardous materials waste and the toxicity and other Industry Limbah.
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Given: 1. Article 18 of the paragraph (6) of the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;
2. Law Number 9 of 1996 on the Establishment of the Regional Municipality II Bekasi (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1996 Number 111, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3663);
3. Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on the Government of the State (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Number 4437) as has been several times amended by the Republic of Indonesia Act No. 12 2008 About The Second Change Of The 2004 Invite-Invite Number 32 In 2004 On The Local Government (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4844);
4. The Republic of Indonesia Law No. 26 of 2007 on the Penarrangement of Space (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4746);
5. The Republic of Indonesia Law No. 14 Year 2008 on Openness Of Public Information (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2008 Number 61, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4846);
6. Law of the Republic of Indonesia No. 18 Year 2008 on Trash Management (State of the Republic of Indonesia 2008 Number 69, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4851);
7. Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia No. 25 Year 2009 on Public Service (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia 2009 No. 112, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 5038);
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8. Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia No. 32 Year 2009 on the Protection and Management Of The Environment (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2009 Number 140, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 5059);
9. Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia Number 36 Year 2009 on Health (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia of 2009 Number 144);
10. Act No. 12 Year 2011 on the Establishment of the Laws of the Law (sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia in 2011 Number 82, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5234);
11. Government Regulation No. 27 of 1983 on the Implementation Of The Laws Of The Criminal Event (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1983 Number 36, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3258);
12. Government Regulation No. 18 Year 1999 on Hazardous Waste Management Of Hazardous And Toxic Materials (State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1999 Number 31, Additional Gazette Republic Indonesia Number 3815) as amended by Regulation Government Number 85 Year 1999 on Changes to Government Regulation No. 18 Year 1999 on Hazardous Waste Management Of Hazardous And Toxic Materials (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1999 Number 190, Additional Sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3910);
13. Government Regulation Number 38 of 2007 on the Partition of Government Affairs Between Government, Provincial Government and Government/City Government (State Gazette 2007 Number 38, Additional Gazette number 44737);
14. Government Regulation No. 27 of 2012 on Environmental Permit (2012 RI State Sheet Number 48, Additional Sheet of State RI Number 5285);
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15. Province of West Java Province Number 1 of 2012 on Environmental Management And Environmental Law Enforcement (Leaf Section Of West Java Province In 2012 Number 1 Of Series E, Auxiliary Leaf Area Of West Java Province Number 115);
16. Province of West Java Province Number 23 of 2012 on Hazardous Materials Waste Management and Poisoning In West Java (Leaf Section Of West Java Province 2012 Number 23 Series E, Additional Sheet Area Of West Java Province Number 134);
17. Regulation of the Bekasi City Area Number 03 of 2008 on Government Affairs of Wajib and the Choice which became the authority of the government of the city of bekasi (the area of the City of the City of 2008 No. 3 Series E);
18. Regulation of the Territory of the Bekasi City Number 10 Year 2011 on the General Terms of Order, Hygiene and Beauty (Sheet Area City of the City of 2011 No. 10 Series E);
19. Regulation Of The Bekasi City Area Number 13 Year 2011 On The Plan For The Tata Spaces In 2011 (leaf City Of The City Of Becation In 2011 Number 13 Series E);
20. Regulation of the Bekasi City Area Number 15 Year 2011 on Trash Management in Bekasi City (Leaf Area Of The City Of Bekasi 2011 Number 15 Series E, Additional Leaf City Area Bekasi Number 2).
With A Joint Agreement
THE MUNICIPAL REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BEKASI
AND
MAYOR BEKASI
DECIDED:
SET: THE AREA REGULATIONS ON WASTE MANAGEMENT HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC MATERIALS AS WELL AS OTHER INDUSTRIAL WASTE
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BAB I
provisions of UMUM
Article 1
In this Region Regulation referred to:
1. The area is Bekasi City.
2. The Regional Government is the Mayor and the Regional Device as an organizer of the Regional Government.
3. The mayor is mayor of Bekasi.
4. The Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) is the Regional People's Representative Council of Bekasi City.
5. The next unit of unit work called SKPD is the City of Bekasi City's Environmental Management Agency.
6. The officer is an officer appointed by the Bekasi City Environment Agency.
7. An officer is an officer who has the authority to provide technical recommendations for the operational management of B3 waste management.
8. The Perizinan instance is an instance of authority in the management of permits.
9. The living environment is the unity of space with all things, power, circumstances, and living things, including humans and their behavior, which affect the survival of the life and well-being of human beings and other living beings.
10. Waste is the rest of an effort and/or activities that are solid, liquid and gas.
11. The subsequent hazardous and toxic materials (B3) are substances, energy, and/or other components that are due to their properties, concentrations, and/or numbers, either directly or indirectly, can defame and/or damage the environment of life, and/or endanger the environment of life, health, as well as human survival and other living beings.
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12. The waste of hazardous and toxic materials, the next one called Limbah B3, is the remainder of an effort and/or activities containing B3.
13. Other industrial waste is the remainder of the production activities of the production and/or production processes that do not contain B3 and/or not contaminated B3, which can still be used or reused by the producer or other party.
14. Waste management of B3 is a suite of activities that includes reduction, storage, collection, transport, utilization, processing and waste of B3 waste. Waste management of B3 aims to prevent and mitigate the pollution and/or environmental damage caused by the B3 waste and restore the quality of the contaminated environment to the extent that it refunctions.
15. Reduction of B3 waste is an activity on the producing to reduce the amount and reduce the hazards and toxicity of B3 waste, before it is produced from an activity.
16. Waste producing B3 is the person or agency of the venture and/or its activities resulting in the waste of B3.
17. A B3 waste collector is an enterprise that performs collection activities with the purpose of collecting waste B3 before being sent to the processing and/or utilization and/or waste of B3 waste.
18. Waste disposal of B3 is an enterprise that conducts the B3 waste transport activities.
19. Waste waste B3 is a body of work that performs the B3 waste utilization activities.
20. The B3 waste processor is an enterprise that operates the B3 waste treatment plant.
21. The B3 waste hoarder is an enterprise that performs the B3 waste stockpile activities.
22. The next Regional Environment Supervising Officer (PPLHD) is a civil servant who has been assigned to the SKPD, who is given the duty, authority and responsibility to conduct surveillance.
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23. B3 waste storage is a waste of B3 waste performed by the manufacturer, and/or collector, and/or sweetener, processor and/or waste of B3 waste, with the intent to keep a temporary save.
24. The temporary storage area of B3 waste, abbreviated TPS Limbah B3 is a place or building to store B3 waste performed by the manufacturer and/or gatherer and/or sweetening and/or treatment of the B3 waste by means of save for a while.
25. The B3 waste collection is an activity of collecting B3 waste from waste producing B3, with the intention of storing temporarily before being handed over to the sweeteners, and/or processing and/or waste B3 hoarder.
26. The City-scale B3 waste collection is the activities of collecting B3 waste with the location of the collector and the producing/waste source of B3 in the Bekasi City region.
27. B3 waste transport is a B3 waste removal activity from the manufacturer, and/or collector, and/or sweetener, and/or processing to the collector, and/or sweetener, and/or processing, and/or waste B3 waste.
28. Utilization of B3 waste is a recovery and or reuse of (reuse) and/or recycling (recycle) which aims to convert B3 waste into a usable product and/should be safe, too. for the environment and human health.
29. 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.
30. Waste B3 waste is an activity placing B3 waste at a hoarding facility with no intention of endangering human health and the environment.
31. A person is an individual person, and/or a group of people and/or legal entities.
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32. The B3 Waste Management Board is an enterprise that performs the B3 waste management activities as the main activity and or the B3 waste management activities that are sourced not from its own activities and in the notary's acte notary the establishment of the enterprise. The field or subfield of waste management is B3,
33. Recovery is an attempt to restore the environmental conditions to a normal level or an initial condition.
34. The Emergency Response System is an attempt to regulate the readiness and preparedness of the government, the public and the world of effort in the face of an emergency that includes action before the event (prevention), at the time of the incident (countermeasures), and after the event (recovery).
35. Surveillance is a concerted effort implemented by authorized agencies that include monitoring, observation and evaluation of the pollution source.
BAB II
WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY B3
Section 2
(1) The mayor has the authority and responsibility in the control of waste management of B3 under applicable law.
(2) The authority and responsibility as referred to in paragraph (1), include:
A. the city scale B3 waste collection permit except for second-hand lubricant/oli oil;
b. a B3 waste management location permit; c. temporary storage permit waste B3 in the industry or an attempt at an
city-scale activities; d. supervision of the implementation of the city-scale B3 waste management; e. supervision of the recovery implementation of B3 ' s waste pollution
the scale of the city; f. supervision oversight of the city scale emergency response system;
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g. oversight of the implementation of K3 scale of cities; h. supervision of the B3 waste management disaster management accident
city; and i. coaching.
Section 3
(1) The authority and responsibility as referred to in Section 2 of the paragraph (2) is technically operational to be exercised by the Chief of the SKPD authorized.
(2) The authority and responsibilities of the administration Permissions as specified in Section 2 of the (2) letter a, b and c are exercised by the Mayor or Acting Officer after receiving a technical recommendation from the authorized SKPD.
CHAPTER III OF WASTE MANAGEMENT B3
General Parts Section 4
(1) Waste management subject B3 is any people who produce
and/or do waste management activities B3.
(2) Each person who produces waste B3, is required to perform the management of the resulting B3 waste.
(3) Limbah B3 as referred to in paragraph (1), consists of: a. B3 waste from source is not specific; b. waste of B3 from a specific source; c. waste from the chemical is deprecated; d. The spills, former packaging, and waste products that are not
meet the specifications. (4) B3 Limbah can be identified according to source, characteristic test and or
toxicology test
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Section 5
(1) Management of waste B3 as referred to in this Region Regulation includes temporary storage of B3 waste by producing, waste collection of B3 of the city scale, and supervision of the maintainer Other B3 waste is as set out in Section 2 of the paragraph (2).
(2) The resulting B3 waste management requirement of less than 50 (fifty) kg per day may be used with the gatherer, monitoring, processing and/or waste of B3 waste, or the Government coordinates to be further regulated. in the Mayor Regulation.
Second Quarter
While Limbah B3
Article 6
(1) Any waste producing B3 can perform storage activities while waste B3 for the term the longest 90 (ninety) days before handing it over to the gatherer and/or The sweeteners and/or processing and/or waste B3 hoarder.
(2) If the resulting waste B3 is less than 50 kg per day, the waste producing B3 can store the waste of B3 in at least 180 days before handing it over to the collector or passer or processor. or B3 waste hoarder, after receiving authorized SKPD approval.
Article 7
(1) The temporary Storage of B3 waste as referred to in Article 6 is carried out on the reported B3 Limbah B3) to SKPD in authority.
(2) The selection of TPS location Limbah B3 as referred to in verse (1) must be able to minimize the impact it poses to the surrounding environment, with regard to:
a. The B3 waste polling station must be in compliance with the designation of the Area Space Plan (RTRW);
b. Supplemented by an environment and environmental documents in accordance with the applicable provisions;
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c. The distance with the river flows through a minimum year of 50 meters; d. the location is free from the flood; and e. location distance with a common facility minimum of 100 meters;
(3) TPS Limbah B3 can be used to store more than 1 (one) type and or characteristic Limbah B3 that match each other.
Section 8
(1) Temporal Storage waste B3 as referred to in section 7 paragraph (1) is carried out at the standard by default.
(2) The B3 waste TPS standard is set further in the Mayor's Regulation in reference to the applicable provisions.
Article 9
(1) Storage while waste B3 is required to pay attention to things as follows:
a. carrying out temporary storage of B3 waste including the waste reduction of B3;
b. has an emergency response system; c. carrying out accident countermeasures due to waste B3; d. carrying out the recovery of pollution due to waste of B3; e. have a temporary storage place permit (TPS); and f. Have an environment permit.
(2) In addition to the obligatory provision of the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1), waste B3 waste is required to make a note about:
a. type, characteristic, amount and time of the receiving waste B3; b. type, characteristic, amount and time of the submission of B3 waste to
the sweeter and/or processing collector and/or the waste B3 waste; and
c. waste carrier B3 carrying out the delivery to the gatherer, the sweetener, the processor and/or waste B3 waste;
d. the name of the collector, the sweetener, processor and/or waste of the B3 waste by attaching the B3 waste document; and
e. B3 waste balance sheet.
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(3) mandatory storage of B3 waste management activities, following the manifest as well as the regular B3 waste management balance sheet at least once in three (3) months to the SKPD Chief Authorities and other agencies are in compliance with applicable laws.
(4) The mandatory storage has a contract of cooperation with the collector, monitoring, processing and/or waste of the B3 waste which has already been licensed.
Part Third
Transport Limbah B3
Article 10
(1) The B3 waste transport is carried out by an enterprise that performs the B3 waste transport activities.
(2) The B3 waste transport activity is required to have a permit in effect.
(3) The B3 waste transport is permitted if the manufacturer has entered into a co-production contract with the company, processing, monitoring, and/or The B3 waste is licensed.
(4) Any transport of B3 waste as specified by paragraph (1) is required to be accompanied by a B3 waste document.
(5) The B3 waste transport is required to give up B3 waste and the B3 waste document as referred to in paragraph (4) to the collector, processor, sweetener, and/or waste of B3 waste designated by the waste producing B3.
(6) The B3 waste transport must be exercised in accordance with applicable law.
(7) In terms of the producing will conduct its own B3 waste transport, then must follow the applicable provisions.
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Fourth Quarter
Limbah Collection B3
Article 11
(1) The city scale B3 waste collection activity is only permitted for the type of B3 waste that can be utilized and/or have have a cooperation contract with a party monitoring, processor and or a hoarder who has had a permit.
(2) Any attempt agency can conduct a city-scale B3 waste collection activity placed on the city-scale B3 waste collection site for the most prolonged period of 90 days before handing it over to the sweetener or B3 waste treatment or waste.
(3) The business agency whose primary activities include the collection of waste municipal B3 waste has:
a. Laboratory or waste analysis tools B3 that can identify or test the extent of the hazard and toxin levels of the managed B3 waste; and
b. The educated force in the field of análysis and waste management of B3.
c. Environmental pollution insurance against or as a result of waste management of B3, with the least amount of Rp. 5,000,000.00 (five billion rupiah).
d. The provisions as referred to in the letters a, b, and c are further regulated in the Mayor's Ordinance.
(4) The laboratory or appliclysis of waste B3 as referred to in paragraph (3) the letter a must be at the site of the B3 waste collection activities.
(5) All due to the law resulting from the city's B3 waste collection activities became the burden and responsibility of the gatherer party.
Article 12
(1) The collection of the city scale B3 waste as referred to in section 11 verse (1) is executed at the collection site with the polling stations in effect.
(2) The selection of the city-scale B3 waste collection site should minimize the impact it poses on the environment, with regard to:
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a. the location of the B3 waste collection business location must be in compliance with the order of the Area Space Plan (RTRW);
b. be equipped with an environment document in accordance with the applicable provisions;
c. the distance with the river flows through a minimum year of 50 meters; d. the location is free from the flood; and e. distance of location with a minimum common facility 100 meters;
(3) The city scale B3 waste collection activity may be performed against more than 1 (one) type and/or waste characteristics of B3.
(4) B3 waste collection is carried out with the B3 waste waste, the B3 waste storage, and does not perform b3 waste mixing.
(5) Further arrangements on the standard and setting of the city's B3 waste collection locations are further regulated in the Mayor's Ordinance.
Article 13
(1) The B3 Waste Collector is required to pay attention to things as following:
a. carrying out the waste collection of B3; b. have an emergency response system; c. carry out the B3 waste management crash countermeasure; d. carrying out the restoration of pollution due to waste management of B3; e. have a temporary repository; f. It has a municipal-scale B3 waste collection permit, provincial scale and
national scale; g. Have an environmental permit; and h. Have a cooperation contract with processor, sweetening, or
waste B3 waste disposal.
(2) In addition to the mandatory provision of the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1), the B3 waste collector is required to make a record of:
A. type, characteristic, amount and time of the receiving waste of B3 from the waste producing B3;
b. type, characteristic, amount and time of submission of B3 waste to the sweetenate and/or processing and/or waste B3 waste wastes; and
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c. the name of the waste carrier B3 carrying out the delivery to the sweetener and/or the processing and/or waste of the B3 waste.
(3) The collector is required to submit a report of B3 waste management activities, following the manifest and balance of waste management of B3 waste at least once in three (3) months to the SKPD Chief authorized in living environment control as well as other agencies in accordance with applicable laws.
Fifth Section Utilization Waste b3
section 14 (1) The utilization of B3 waste is carried out by the manufacturer or agency of the venture
performing the B3 waste utilization activities. (2) The main activities of the B3 waste utilization are required to have the permission of the agency
technical related to the provisions of the laws. (3) The waste of B3 waste utilizing the B3 waste is not as
main activities, required to have the permission of the Minister, as per the provisions of the laws.
Sixth section
Waste processing b3
section 15 (1) Waste processing of B3 carried out by the result or venture entity
performing waste processing activities B3, as per regulatory provisions It's
(2) Waste processing activities B3 as referred to in paragraph (1), must have the permission of the Minister.
Seventh Section
Limbah Limbah B3
Article 16 (1) The B3 waste stockpile is performed by the body efforts that do
waste B3 waste disposal activities. (2) Waste waste of B3 can be carried out by the Pengproceeds to stockpile
waste B3 remaining from the effort and/or its own activities.
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(3) B3 waste disposal activities as referred to in paragraph (1)
or (2), are required to have the permission of the Minister, as per the provisions of the laws.
BAB IV
MONITORING
Section 17
(1) Monitoring to waste management of B3 by producing, carrier, collector, processor, sweetener or waste B3 waste is carried out by the authorized SKPD.
(2) Monitoring as specified in paragraph (1) is conducted at least 1 (one) times a year.
(3) Monitoring is performed in the course of the evaluation of the licensing, performance of B3 waste management and physical fitness in the field with the applicable provisions
(4) Monitoring is also performed against the carrier, The processing, processor and waste waste of the B3 are the provincial and central authorities.
(5) The processing and heating of waste B3 as contemplated by paragraph (4) is required to have TPS waste B3.
(6) TPS waste B3 referred to in paragraph (5) to accommodate waste B3 residu/residual processing activities or utilization of waste B3.
(7) Terms of TPS and layout of B3 waste storage at polling stations by applicable standard.
(8) Monitoring needs to be carried out against reports of environmental pollution due to waste B3.
(9) The result of the monitoring as referred to paragraph (1) to the paragraph (8) is further set up with the Mayor Regulation.
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BAB V
WASTE MANAGEMENT WASTE B3
Parts Kesatu
General
Section 18
(1) Any activities of the B3 waste management effort have appropriate permissions. authority.
Permission as paragraph (1) is revised in the event of a change:
a. type of waste B3; b. volume of waste B3; and c. the waste storage location of B3.
(2) Permission as specified by paragraph (1) to the city authority is:
a. Temporary Storage Permit B3 by waste producing B3; b. City-Scale B3 Waste Collection Permission Except for the former lubricant/oli oil
marks; and c. Waste management of B3 waste management efforts.
(3) Any person carrying out storage activities while waste B3 or municipal-scale B3 waste collection must have the permission of the Mayor or the designated Acting Officer.
Article 19
(1) Process the administrative administration as referred to in Section 18 is exercised by the designated official.
(2) The permit as referred to in Article 18 is published in the form of a Decision by the Mayor or the appointed official.
(3) The decision permission must be equipped with technical recommendations of SKPD authorized.
(4) Decisions Permission as referred to in paragraph (3) of this section is at least a lack of loading:
a. identity of the company that includes the company name, address, business field, the name of the event responsible;
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b. source waste B3; c. type of waste management of B3; d. loan/area of waste management activities B3; e. type and characteristic waste B3; f. Permissions must be made available, including:
1. comply with the stored B3 type of waste/diquen; 2. follow the storage and/or waste collection requirements
B3 in accordance with the laws. 3. comply with the retention period and/or collection
waste B3; and 4. deliver a temporary storage permit report
and/or the B3 waste collection.
g. surveillance system; and
h. Permission to expire.
(5) The decision format as referred to in paragraph (1) is further specified in the Mayor's Rule.
The Second Part
Tata cara Permit
Article 20
Order to obtain a permit as referred to as section 18 paragraph (3) is further set up with the Mayor Regulation.
Article 21
(1) Requests for permission are delivered in writing to the Mayor or the designated Acting Officer, who signed by the applicant.
(2) Requests for temporary storage/TPS waste B3 must be supplemented with requirements:
a. Consent forms; b. The identity of the applicant/is responsible for the business and or the activity; c. Denah TPS waste B3 waste; d. Design design of TPS waste B3; e. Description of the characteristic type and amount of B3 waste to be stored;
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f. Operational Standards of Proceed (SOP) Storage, Emergency packaging and emergency services;
g. Waste balance; h. photo documentation TPS waste B3; i. MOU/Letter of the Cooperation Agreement with the collector/rejection/
the permitted guide of the KLH; j. Akte Establishment of the Company; k. Location Permission (for a minimum land area of 1 ha); l. Permission Permissions; m. Environmental eligibility (AMDAL or UKL/UPL or SPPL); n. Environmental license; o. Technical recommendation of SKPD that is seeding the environment.
(3) The city scale B3 waste collection permit must be supplemented with requirements: a. Consent forms; b. The identity of the applicant/is responsible for the business and or the activity; c. Description of the characteristic type and amount of B3 waste that will be
collected; d. Documents describing the B3 waste storage site accordingly
requirements, covering the design design of the B3 waste TPS building, a denah of arrangement/lay out land use;
e. Documents that describe the packaging of B3 waste as per the provisions;
f. B3 waste collection procedure, including transport from source, transfer from transport to collection/storage, packaging, rebalancing, preparation for delivery to repell/sweetens;
g. The balance of waste h. MOU/Letter of the Cooperation Agreement with processor, sweetening or
imposition of the B3 waste waste authorized from KLH; i. Evidence of ownership of the pollution countermeasures fund and/or
damage and recovery of the environment; j. Acte Establishment of the Company;
k. Location Permission; (for a minimum land area of 1 ha); l. Permission Permissions; m. Environmental eligibility (AMDAL or UKL/UPL or SPPL);
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n. Environmental license; o. Technical recommendation of SKPD that is the environment of a living environment.
Article 22
(1) The term of a permit issuer no later than 45 (forty-five) days of work since the request file is fully accepted and correct.
(2) The layout of the permit publishing process is implemented as follows: a. At least seven (seven) days from receiving the request,
The mayor or the designated Acting Officer requests the technical considerations of the authorized SKPD Chief;
b. At least seven (seven) days of work since the application of a request as specified in the letter a, the Chief of the SKPD is assigned a technical verification team located in the environment to conduct field research with the Client. Related SKPD;
c. At least 15 (5) business days since the research is completed and are considered complete and correct, the technical verification team reports to the Chief of the SKPD in charge, and further is made a technical recommendation for the Mayor or Acting Officer. designated.
Article 23
(1) The Mayor or Acting Official publishes a file receipt if the permit document is complete and continues the process for issuing the Permission Decision.
(2) If the administrative and technical requirements of the permit are not complete, the Mayor or the Acting Officer issued a notice or rejection letter at least 45 (forty-five) days after the file was received.
Third Quarter
Technical Verification Team
Section 24
(1) The membership of the Technical Verification Team as referred to in Section 22 of the paragraph (2) of the letter b is specified by the authorized SKPD Chief.
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(2) Field research by the Technical Verification Team is conducted through the following activities:
a. conduct evaluation of the location of storage activities or waste collection B3;
b. carry out evaluations against the design of the B3 waste TPS; c. carry out an evaluation of the completion of the security means and
emergency management of waste management B3; d. carry out evaluations of procedure operational standards
storage, collection, packaging, packaging arrangement and waste/waste displacement B3; and
e. carrying out evaluations of the type, characteristic and volume of waste B3;
(3) The results of the research as referred to in paragraph (2), are poured in the News Show newsletter signed by the Technical Verification Team and the related SKPD elements As well as the permissions,
Section 25
(1) The Team Leader as referred to as Article 24 of the paragraph (1) must be the Regional Environmental Supervising Officer (PPLHD) that meets the requirements:
a. has been following the B3 waste management training; and/or
b. has worked at least 2 (two) years in the environmental management field.
(2) The team member as referred to a paragraph (1) must meet the requirements:
a. has been following the B3 waste management training; and/or
b. has worked at least 1 (one) year in the living environment management field.
Article 26
A given permit is not transferable except with the Mayor ' s approval.
Article 27
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(2) Against rejection of the permit must be accompanied by the underlying reasons for the decision of the refusal of permission.
(3) The requesting permit is denied, can apply by attaching the requirements to which the request is not. new.
Article 28
Any permit holder is obliged to:
a. obey all provisions and obligations contained in the license. B. comply with the TCLP quality of pollutants in the waste according to
applicable invitatory regulations; c. create and deliver reports containing type/characteristic
waste B3, waste volume B3, balance of B3 waste and the environment management of every 3 (three) months to the Mayor via the authorized SKPD, exhaled to BPLHD West Java Province and the Ministry of the Environment;
d. in terms of any changes in the management of waste B3, must report to the Mayor via the authorized SKPD;
e. Allocating funds for recovery from B3 waste contamination; and f. allow the examiner to perform the B3 waste volume logging
on each month and take a waste sample of B3 at any time. Section 29
Each exemption holder is prohibited:
a. Environmental pollution; b. perform a B3 waste dump directly to the environmental media
without going through the processing in advance of the applicable provisions; c. saving waste B3 exceeds the specified time; and d. Performing actions that result in a loss for the community.
Fourth Quarter
The Concurrent of Permission
Section 30
(1) temporary storage permit B3 and/or Limbah Waste Collection Permit The city scale is given for a term of 5 (5) years.
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(2) Permission as specified in the expiring paragraph (1) may be granted an extension of the permit for the same time.
(3) Application of the extension of the permit as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted In the Mayor's office through a designated official 60 (sixty) working days prior to the end of the term and the procedure and procedure of extension of the permit is exercised as a method of obtaining permission.
(4) Tata method and procedure of granting permission, reporting and evaluation is set further with the Mayor ' s Regulation.
Article 31
(1) Permission is declared not in effect if:
a. occurred changes to the characteristic type, and/or waste management way of B3;
b. expires and the permit holder does not carry out an extension of the permit;
c. permission to be transfered or change ownership of the business; d. terminate activities or permit holders do not carry out activities
for 2 (two) consecutive years; and e. the absence of permission.
(2) In the case of permission not applicable as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a, b, c and d, the permit holder may apply for a return permit by following the procedure and order of the permit acquisition.
(3) The revocation of the permit as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter e shall be performed if:
a. Licensee is not authorized to use any of the following: Licensee's activities result in the occurrence of environmental damage.
Article 32
(1) The revocation of the permit as referred to in section 31 of the paragraph (3) is carried out by the Mayor with regard to technical considerations. The head of the SKPD is authorized by the mechanism as follows:
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a. Written notice of two (two) times, each with a timeout of 14 (fourteen) days;
b. if a warning as intended in paragraph (1) of a letter is not issued by a permit holder, it is continued by publishing a temporary freeze letter for a term of 6 (six) months;
c. if freezing as set forth in the paragraph (1) the term b expires and no remediation attempts, then the revocation of the permit;
(2) Licensee's permit has been revoked, unable to apply for a return permit.
Article 33
Revocation of the license as referred to in Section 31 of the paragraph (1) the letter e can be executed without the process warning first if:
a. permission is obtained by means of fighting the law;
b. There is a change in government policy that requires the revocation of the permit; and
c. the environmental conditions of the living environment are no longer possible to be carried out by the permit holder.
Article 34
Terms of permission The B3 waste management business location is set up in its own local regulations.
BAB VI
MANAGEMENT OF OTHER INDUSTRIAL WASTE
Article 35
(1) Tata methods of temporary storage and waste collection of other industries will be further set up with the Mayor Regulation.
(2) The Limbah of the Industry other (1) is the remainder of the production activities of the production and/or production processes that do not contain B3 and/or B3 contaminated, which may still be used or reused by both the manufacturer or the party. another.
(3) Other industrial waste management provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) are effective at least 6 (six) months after the release of the Regulation of this Area.
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BAB VII
ABSOLUTE RESPONSIBILITY
Section 36
(1) The business and/or activities responsible for activities and activities poses a major and important impact on the environment. Due to temporary storage or collection of B3 waste is required to be absolute liability for damages incurred, with the obligation to pay damages directly and instantaneously at the time of the pollution and/or environmental destruction. live.
(2) The business responsible and/or activities can be exempt from The obligation to pay damages, as referred to in verse (1) if the concerned may prove that the pollution and/or environmental destruction of the living environment is due to one of the reasons below:
a. It's a natural disaster or a war; b. There is a state of force beyond human capacity; or c. a third party action that causes occurrence of the pollution of the pollution and/or destruction of the environment. (3) In the event of a loss caused by a third party
as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter c, the third party is responsible for paying damages.
(4) The indemnation of the indemnics as contemplated by paragraph (1) may be in facilitate facilitation by the Government.
BAB VIII
COACHING AND SUPERVISION
Article 37
(1) The mayor is responsible for the coaching and supervision of the implementation of this Area Regulation.
(2) Coaching and supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) operationally implemented and became the responsibility of the authorized SKPD Chief.
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(3) In the course of coaching and oversight of the implementation of this Regional Regulation may be set up by the applicable laws specified with the Mayor's Decision.
(4) The charge is provided by the Program. needed for the coaching, monitoring and supervision of B3 waste management conducted by SKPD that authorities are charged on the Regional Shopping Revenue Budget (APBD).
Article 38
In carrying out the coaching and supervision as referred to in Article 38, Chief SKPD authorized by PPLHD is obliged to:
a. carry out checks on means and infrastructure of storage while waste B3, transport, collection, processing, and utilization of waste B3;
b. carry out collection of information information for environmental law enforcement purposes;
c. requesting data and storage information and B3 waste collection executed by a business activity;
d. disseminate the provisions in the Regulation of this Region; e. provide training for increased human resources in the field
waste management; f. establish, develop, and maintain information systems
management of B3 and waste B3, covering the B3 management database and waste B3 as well as the B3 waste management activities data and waste B3, which is integrated with the management information system waste B3 Government Propinsi and Centre; and
g. Provides an appropriate level of support for each of the following: section 39
(1) the implementation of the supervision as referred to in Article 38 includes:
a. implementation of the B3 waste management oversight including oversight of the provisions set forth in the permit;
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b. supervision implementation of the recovery of environmental functions due to B3 waste contamination;
c. supervision of the execution of an emergency response system; and
d. Environmental and/or environmental damage control.
(2) The recovery of the environmental function as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b, is conducted through stage:
a. The termination of the pollution source and the purge of polluters;
b. remediation;
c. rehabilitation;
d. restoration;
e. other ways that are compatible with the development of science and technology.
Article 40
The event of the implementation of the coaching and supervision as referred to in these Regional Regulations is set further in Regulation. Mayor.
BAB IX
SANCTION ADMINISTRATION
Article 41
(1) Any person who commits a violation of the B3 waste management provision as referred to in this County Regulation is the subject of the BAR. administrative sanction.
(2) The type of administrative sanction as referred to paragraph (1) in the form:
a. A letter of order; b. Government coercion; c. freezing clearance; d. revocation permit;
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Article 42
The type of government coercion as referred to in section 42 of the paragraph (2) letter b, given to the charge of business activities in form:
a. order to conduct the pollution and/or destruction environment of the environment;
b. order to perform rescue and recovery of the environment quality;
c. command for temporary termination of some or whole business activities; and
d. Other actions under applicable law.
Section 43
Revocation of the license as referred to in Section 42 of the paragraph (2) of the letter c. This section of the Regulation is specified by the Chief of the SKPD Perizinan to the responsible activities and or efforts that have committed a breach of the terms of the consent acquisition and or violation of the provisions of the permit after obtaining technical considerations from the SKPD authorized.
Section 44
The show and procedure of implementation of administrative sanctions are set further in Mayor's rule.
BAB X
INQUIRY
Article 45
(1) The investigation of this violation of the Regulation of the Regions is being threatened by criminal civil servants (PPNS) in the United States Department of Public Service. environment of the Bekasi City Government environment and or may coordinate with the POLRI Investigator.
(2) In carrying out the assignment of the investigation, the investigator as referred to in paragraph (1) of this section is authorized:
a. receive a report or complaint from a person about a criminal offense;
b. conducted the first act at the time at the scene of the matter and carried out an examination;
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c. command to stop a suspect and check the suspect's self-identification mark;
d. Do confiscation of objects and or letters; e. take a print and photograph someone; f. call people to be heard and checked as suspects or
witnesses; g. Bring the necessary experts in connection
with a case check; h. Hold a termination of the inquiry once it is known to be no
sufficient evidence, or it is not a criminal offence and further informs it to the Suspected Public Prosecutor or his family;
i. Hold other actions according to the law that can be accounted for.
BAB XI
CRIMINAL provisions
Section 46
(1) Any person who violates the provisions as referred to in Article 4 paragraphs (2), Section 10 (2) and paragraph (5), Section 11 (3), Section 13, Section 14 (2), Article 15 (2), Article 16 (3), Article 17 (3), Section 17 (5), Section 18 (5), Section 18 (3), Section 18 (3), Section 18 (3), Section 18 (3), Section 18, and Section 36, Section 28, Section 29, and Section 36, are threatened with imprisonment. For up to six (six) months or a fine of $50 million ($50 million).
(2) Against acts classified as a criminal offence other than
set in paragraph (1) that results in the pollution and or environmental damage of life and/or poses a wider environmental impact, threatened with criminal sanctions based on the provisions contained in the 2009 Law No. 32 Act on the Protection and Management of the Environment.
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BAB XII
SETTLEMENT DISPUTE
Part Kesatu
General
Section 47
(1) Disputes in waste management of B3, consists of: a. Disputes between the City Government and the public; b. Disputes between the City Government and the Waste Management of B3; and c. A dispute between the B3 Waste Management with the public;
(2) The resolution of the dispute as referred to in paragraph (1) may be conducted outside the Court or through the Court under the provisions of the laws of the Law.
Second Section
Dispute Dispute Beyond the Court
Article 48
(1) The resolution of the dispute outside the court is conducted by means of mediation, negotiation, arbitration, or any other option of Disputed party.
(2) If in the settlement of a dispute outside the Court as referred to in paragraph (1) no agreement is reached, the disputed parties may submit it to the Court.
The Third Part
A Dispute Settlement In The Court
Article 49
(1) The resolution of the dispute within the court is carried out by way of an action lawsuit against the law.
(2) The charges in the action lawsuit against the law as referred to in paragraph (1) may be in exchange for damages and/or actions Certain.
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BAB XIII
TRANSITIONAL provisions
Section 50
With the enactment of this Regional Regulation, the temporary storage clearance of B3, storage clearance and/or industrial waste collection other, and the city-scale B3 waste collection permit which has been published before the enactment of this Regional Regulation still applies until expiration.
BAB XIV
CLOSING provisions
Section 51
Things are yet to be set up in this Regional Regulation, along regarding the technical The implementation is further governed by the Mayor's Rule.
Article 52
The rules of this Region are effective at the date of the promulcity.
So that everyone knows it, instrucits the Ordinance of this Area with the The placement in the section of the City of Becation.
Set in Bekasi on June 26, 2013
MAYOR BEKASI,
Ttd/Cap
GRACE EFFENDI Was promulred in Bekasi on 26 June 2013 REGIONAL SECRETARY OF BEKASI Ttd/Cap RAYENDRA SUKARMADJI
SECTION OF THE CITY ' S 2013 BEKASI AREA NUMBER 9 SERIES E
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EXPLANATION
AT THE MUNICIPAL REGULATIONS OF THE CITY AREA
NUMBER 09 IN 2013
ABOUT
MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS AND TOXIC MATERIALS WASTE
AS WELL AS WASTE OTHER INDUSTRIES
I. GENERAL EXPLANATION
The obligation of preservation and development of the environment is reflected in the Basic Law (UUD) of 1945, which states that a good and healthy living environment is a fundamental right and a constitutional right for any Citizen. The country. Therefore, the Government, the Local Government, the business world, the public and the entire stakeholder are obligated to do the protection and management of the environment in the implementation of sustainable development, in order for the Indonesian environment to be able to survive. Continue to be the source and support of life for the people of Indonesia as well as other living beings.
The use of B3 in Indonesia is increasing and widespread in all sectors, if the manager is not well-done, will be able to Inflict loss on human health, other living things and Living environment. In order for the management of B3 and waste B3 not to contaminate the environment and to achieve high security degrees, it must be on the principles of sustainable development and improving the quality of human life.
The Bekasi city is wrong. One city with a high school, trading and industrial activity and supported by a fairly high transport, making environmental conditions vulnerable to environmental pollution and environmental damage.
II. ARTICLE BY PARAGRAPH
Article 1 of the term formulated in this section is intended to have a uniformity of understanding, so that it may prevent misunderstandings in the interpretation of the chapters contained in the Regulation of this Area.
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Article 2:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): The authority and responsibility is the county/city authority under Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on the Partition of Government Affairs Between the Government, Provincial Local Government, and District Local Government/City Chapter III section 7 verse (2) of the letter c about the environment, it becomes the mandatory affairs of the Local Government. The management of the B3 waste management is more detailed in the Order of Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on the table H "Division of Environmental Governance", Sub-field of "Environmental Impact Control", Sub-sub Fields 1 of the management of the Environment. Waste B3.
Article 3 Verse (1):
Quite clear. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Section 4:
Verse (1): Clear enough
Verse (2): In the management of waste B3 it needs to be aware of the management hierarchy of waste B3 among others by resorting to reduction in source, material processing, substance substitution, operating arrangement activities, and the use of clean technology. When it is still produced by waste B3 it is prepared for the utilization of B3 waste. The utilization of waste B3, which includes recycling, reuse, and reuse, is an important chain in the management of B3 waste. With the B3 waste utilization technology on one party can be reduced the amount of B3 waste so that the B3 waste processing charge can also be suppressed and on the other the party will be able to improve
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raw material expediency. This in turn reduces the depletion speed of natural resources.
Verse (3): The type of waste B3 corresponds to which is stated in Annex I of Government Regulation No. 85 of 1999 on Waste Management of B3. The category of waste B3 in this verse is based on the type of activities that produce it. The "waste of B3 from a non-specific source" is a waste of B3 that is not derived from its primary process, but is derived from the activities of the maintenance of tools, washing, prevention of corrosion, dissolution of the crust, packaging, affected materials or contaminated the B3 waste. The "waste of B3 from a specific source" is a waste of a B3 derived from the rest of the process of an industry or activities that can be specifically determined. In question, "B3 waste of chemicals is deprecated, spills, rest of packaging, or waste products that do not meet the specifications" is because it does not meet the specified or irreusable specifications, then a product become a waste of B3 which requires management such as waste B3. The same is true for the rest of the B3 and B3 waste packaging that are expired. As for the spilage (spilage) B3, the B3 is spilled and/or out of the container, packaging, production process, storage, and/or the B3 transport device.
Verse (4):
The Limbah B3 can be categorized into a waste characteristic of B3, which is made up of explosive (explosive), flammable, reactive, toxic, causes infection, and is corrosive.
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Which is referred to by explosive (explosive) waste is a waste that is at standard temperature and pressure (25oC, 760 mmHg) may explode or via chemical and/or chemical reactions can produce gases with temperature and/or physical energy. High pressure that quickly can damage the surrounding environment. The flammable waste is a waste of waste that has one of the following properties: a. A waste of alcohol containing less alcohol
of 24% volume and/or at a flash point no more than 60oC (140oF) will ignite in case of contact with fire, spark or another source of flame at 760 mmHg; air pressure;
b. The non-liquid waste, which is at standard temperature and pressure (25oC, 760 mmHg) can easily cause fires through friction, water vapor absorption or spontaneous chemical changes and when burning can cause fires that are Continuous;
c. Pressurized waste that is flammable; and d. Oxidizing waste.
The reacstive waste is a waste of waste that has one of the following properties: a. The waste that is at normal state is unstable and can
cause changes without detonation; b. Waste that can react great with water; c. Waste that if mixed with potential water
raises an explosion, resulting in gas, steam or toxic fumes in a harmful amount for human health and the environment;
d. The Waste Cyanide, Sulfide or Amoniak that is in the pH conditions of anatara 2 and 12.5 can produce toxic gases, steam or toxic fumes in danger of human health and the environment;
e. Waste that can easily explode or react at standard temperature and pressure (25oC, 760 mmHg); and
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f. The waste that causes the fire to release or receive oxygen or organic waste peroxide is unstable in high temperatures.
The toxic waste is a waste that contains a toxic polluter for humans. or an environment that can lead to death or serious pain if it goes into the body through breathing, skin or mouth. Determination of the properties of toxins for identification of this waste can use the standard quality TCLP concentration (Toxicology caracteristic .....) Organic contaminants in waste as listed under Appendix I PP No. 18 of 1999. If the waste contains one of Appendix II's contaminants, the waste is a waste of B3. If the threshold value of a contaminating substance is not present in annex II, then the toxicology test is done. This is a waste of contaminated pathogen organisms that are not routinely present in the environment and the organism is in the amount and virulence is sufficient to transmit disease in vulnerable humans, so that it may be infected by the pathogen that is not in the environment. It caused an infection. The waste is dangerous because it contains diseases of diseases such as hepatitis and cholera that are transmitted in workers, road cleaners, and communities around the site of waste disposal. The waste causes infections, among other waste parts of human body that are amputated and liquids from the human body affected by infection, waste from the laboratory or other waste infected with the germs of infectious diseases. What is meant by cytotoxic waste is the waste of contaminated materials from the preparation and treatment of cytotoxic drugs for cancer chemotherapy that has the ability to kill or inhibit the growth of living cells. According to Kepmenkes No. 1204/MENKES/SK/X/2004 on the health requirements of the Hospital Environmental Health, it is said that medical waste is composed of infectious waste, pathology,
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sharp objects, pharmaceutical waste, cytotoxic, radioactive, pressurized container and waste with high heavy metal content is a medical B3 waste. The corrosive waste is that waste has one of the following properties: a. Causes irritation (burning) to the skin; b. Causes the process of roting on a steel plate (SAE
1020) with a corrosion rate greater than 6.35 mm/year with temperature testing of 55oC; and
c. Having a pH of the same or less than 2 for the waste is acidic and is equal or greater than 12.5 for the base.
toxicology testing is done after a waste, whether it is in the waste category B3 or not, cannot is determined from the type of waste based on its source and or by viewing the characteristics of the waste. Toxicology test to determine the acute and or chronic properties. Testing of the acute nature of the waste is conducted with a biological test to measure the relation of the responses between the waste by the death of the test animal, to set the LD50 value. The LD50 (Lethal Dose fifty) is a waste dose that produces 50% of the death responses in the test animal population. The value is derived from the data analysis of the data and or statistics on the results of the test. If an oral value of LD50 is greater than 50 mg/kg body weight, then against waste containing one of the chronic contaminants, it is necessary for the evaluation of chronic properties. The chronic properties of waste (toxic, mutagenic, carcinogenic, teratogenic, and others) are determined by matching the contaminating substances present in the waste by Annex III PP no.85 of 1999. If the waste contains one or more contaminants, the waste is a waste of the B3 after considering the following factor-factor: a. The nature of the natural venom is described by a contaminating substance; b. Concentration of a contaminating substance;
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c. The potential for migrating contaminants from waste to the environment is not well managed;
d. The persistent nature of the polluting substance or toxic degradation product of the polluter;
e. The potential of a pollutant or derivative/degradation of the toxic substance products to change becomes harmless;
f. The degree in which the contaminating substance or degradation product is bioaccumulated in the ecosystem;
g. The type of waste that is not managed according to existing provisions potentially pollutes the environment;
h. The amount of waste produced at one place or regionally or nationally is large;
i. Health and pollution impacts/environmental damage caused by waste disposal of contaminants on a location that does not meet the requirements;
j. The wisdom taken by the government agency or the perinvitation regulatory program is based on the impact on health and the environment caused by the waste or its contaminating substance;
k. Other factors that can be accounted for are waste B3.
If the test of toxicity determination is either acute or chronic and does not meet the above conditions, it can be declared a non B3 waste.
Article 5: Verse (1):
The waste management referred to B3 waste management is all business entities that perform B3 waste management activities, including producing, collector, transporter, processor, sweetener and waste B3 waste hoarder. Despite the efforts of collecting, transporting, processing, utilization and stockpiling of waste B3, which in terms of its licensing is central or provincial authority, but in terms of supervision and destruction it is also a part of the city's authority.
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Verse (2): Limbah B3 of less than 50 kg per day, covering waste-waste B3 from small-scale health services activities, waste B3 from educational or office activities and waste B3 from household activities. If required by the local government, it is necessary to coordinate the management of the local government Related storage and collecting that require the means of the infrastructure as per the applicable provisions.
Section 6: Verse (1):
The Temporary Storage of the Limbah B3 " i.e. storage is performed in accordance with the provisions of the applicable IBM Cloud Service. The management of B3 waste storage by meeting location requirements, facilities, labeling, and symbol waste B3, packaging and container, placement according to the characteristics of B3 waste and safety equipment and treatment of waste B3.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Article 7: Verse (1):
It is pretty clear. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Verse (3):
Pretty clear. Article 8:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Article 9: Verse (1):
It is quite clear. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Verse (3):
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Clear enough. Verse (4):
Quite clear. Article 10:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Verse (3): Clear enough.
Verse (4): In question :Document Limbah B3 " is a document given the handover time of waste B3 by the waste producing B3 or the B3 waste collector to the B3 waste carrier or the known term of the B3 waste transport manifest, which contains the provisions: a. Name and address of the producing or waste collector of B3 which
gives up the waste B3; b. Waste date of waste B3; c. Name and address of the waste carrier B3; d. The purpose of transporting B3 waste is included to the exporter; e. Type, number, composition and waste characteristics of B3 that
handed over. A manifest sheet is composed of 7 (seven) double if the transport is only one time and when intermodal, then the document consists of 11 (eleven) double, with details: a. The original (first) sheet is stored by the B3 waste carrier
after it was signed by the waste sender B3; b. A second sheet already signed by the carrier
waste B3, by the sender of waste B3 delivered to the responsible agency;
c. The third sheet already signed by the carrier is saved by the B3 waste sender;
d. The fourth sheet already signed by the B3 waste sender, by the carrier is handed over to the B3 waste recipient;
e. The fifth sheet is delivered by the recipient to the agency responsible after signing the B3 waste recipient;
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f. The sixth sheet was sent by the carrier to /Regent of the Mayor concerned with the sender, after it was signed by the waste recipient B3;
g. The seventh sheet after being signed by the recipient, transmitted the carrier to the B3 waste disposal; and
h. The eighth-to-eleventh sheet, sent by the carrier to the sender of waste B3 after it was signed off the previous carrier and handed over to the next carrier/intermode.
Verse (5): Clear enough.
Verse (6): It is quite clear.
Verse (7): Clear enough
Article 11: Verse (1):
It is pretty clear. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Verse (3):
Pretty clear. Verse (4):
Quite clearly Verse (5):
Quite clearly Article 12:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clearly.
Verse (3): Clear enough.
Verse (4): The meaning of "Waste of B3 waste" is the activity The separation of B3 waste is collected and performed according to the type and characteristic waste of B3. Examples of the B3 waste segregists include a secondhand water-oil slope (slope oil), a steel slag of iron with copper slag.
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The B3 waste storage is performed in accordance with the B3 waste storage provisions. It is referred to by "B3 waste mixing" i.e. mixing waste B3 with environmental media, materials, waste and or other B3 waste. It includes mixing that is diluting the dilution by adding liquids or other substances to the B3 waste so that the concentration of the toxic substances and or harmful levels are decreased.
Verse (5): Clear enough
Article 13: Verse (1):
It's pretty obvious. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Verse (3):
Pretty clear. Article 14:
Verse (1): Waste utilization activities B3 can be carried out by waste producing B3 if it is capable of performing alone, or handed over to waste B3 waste. Utilization of B3 waste that can be carried out by waste producing B3, another anathara; a, integrated with the production process; b. as a raw material substitution; c. as raw material; d. as an energy source substitution; e. as capital goods are not new; f. Used to be used for reuse; and g. utilization in accordance with the development of science
and technology.
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A waste of B3 waste can be performed by B3 waste sweeteners, among them: a. As a raw material substitution; b. As an energy source substitution; c. as the raw material; d. as capital goods are not new; e. Is a used package for reuse; and f. Other uses are compatible with the development of IPTEK.
Verse (2):
Which is referred to as "B3 waste waste of waste which is a major activity" is a business/industrial activity that uses the waste of B3 as the main raw material for the production process, so that if there is no B3 waste available That, then the production process will be stalled. An enterprise that performs the utilization of waste B3 as a primary activity, is required to obtain permission from the related technical agencies, having previously received a recommendation from KLH. Examples of these activities are used oil-utilization activities that will be treated as fuel, so the utilization permit will be provided by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources after receiving technical recommendations from the Ministry of the Environment. Life.
Verse (3): Which is referred to as "Waste utilization of waste b3 not as a major activity" is the activities of the business body/industry that uses the waste of B3 not as a major raw material in its production process, so that if The B3 waste is not available, so the production process remains in place. The businesses that perform the use of B3 waste are not primary activities, are required to receive permission from the Ministry of the Environment. An example of this activity is the use of secondhand oil as a fuel substitution on the boiler used in the textile industry. The industry's main activity is the textile industry, while former oil is used only in addition to the substitutes that are substitted with the primary fuel diesel.
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Article 15:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Article 16: Verse (1):
Clear enough. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Verse (3):
Pretty clear. Article 17:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Verse (3): Clear enough.
Verse (4): Clear enough.
Verse (5): Clear enough.
Verse (6): Clear enough.
Verse (7): Pretty clear.
Verse (8): Clear enough.
Verse (9): Clear enough.
Article 18:
Verse (1): Which is referred to the waste management activities of B3 in this section is a business activity that conducts management of B3 waste as an activity. primarily, covering storage, collection, processing activities,
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utilization. Exempted for producing B3 waste from household, since storage and collecting will be coordinated by the Local Government, then the SKPD related or designated party for the management of this B3 waste must meet the applicable provisions.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Verse (3): Clear enough.
Verse (4): Clear enough.
Article 19: Verse (1):
It is quite clear. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Verse (3):
The implementation of technical recommendations is through the administrative and technical verification process as well as field verification. The final form of this activity is a technical recommendation that is one of the requirements that must be met in the issuer of the permit.
Verse (4): Clear enough.
Verse (5): Clear enough.
Article 20: Pretty clear.
Article 21: Verse (1):
It is pretty clear.
Verse (2): Limbah B3 Temporary Storage Permit can be provided after the TPS building (Sementrara Storage) as per the provisions under the Decree of the Chief Bappedal Number 01 of 1995 and the Head Decision Bappedal Number 05 Is 1995. The licensing of the TPS-LB3 building must be processed in accordance with the terms applicable.
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Verse (3): The City Scale Limbah Pass permit may be granted after the TPS building according to provisions under the Decree of the Chief Bappedal Number 01 of 1995 and the Decree of Chief Bappedal Number 05 of 1995. The related permissions of the TPS-LB3 building must be processed according to the applicable provisions.
Article 22:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Article 23: Verse (1):
Clear enough. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Article 24:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Verse (3): Clear enough.
Article 25: Verse (1):
Clear enough. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Article 26: Pretty clear. Article 27:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Verse (3): Clear enough.
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Article 28: Clear enough.
Article 29: Clear enough.
Article 30: Verse (1):
It is quite clear. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Verse (3):
Pretty clear. Verse (4):
Quite clear. Article 31:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Verse (3): Clear enough.
Article 32: Verse (1):
It is quite clear. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Article 33:
It is quite clear. Article 34:
It is quite clear. Article 35:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Verse (3): Clear enough.
Article 36: Verse (1):
It is quite clear.
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Verse (2): Clear enough.
Verse (3): Clear enough.
Verse (4): Clear enough.
Article 37: Verse (1):
It is quite clear. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Verse (3):
Pretty clear. Verse (4):
Quite clear. Article 38:
It is quite clear. Article 39:
Verse (1): Letter a: Clear enough letter b: Clearly the letter c:
The result, gatherer, sweetener, transport, processor and waste beater of B3, must have an emergency response system, consisting of: a. Waste management of waste management program
B3; b. Training and gladi management of waste management B3; c. Waste management of B3 waste.
Letter d: Clear enough paragraph (2):
The letter a: The termination of the source of the contamination and cleaning of the polluting element must be carried out in a way: a. Identification of location, source and type of polluter, and
the quantity of polluters; b. Termination of production process;
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c. Termination of activities at the facility associated with the source of the pollution and/or environmental damage
d. Certain actions to negate the pollution and/or environmental damage to the source; and
e. The preparation and delivery of the report for the execution of pollution and/or environmental damage to the Mayor, the Governor, and the Minister.
The letter b: The remediation is an attempt to restore environmental pollution and/or Environmental damage, to improve the quality of the living environment. Remediation activities include: a. Selection of temediation technology; b. Drafting of the plan and implementation of remediation; and c. Drafting and delivery of execution report
remediation of environmental pollution to the Mayor, Governor, and Minister.
The letter c: The rehabilitation is a recovery attempt to restore value, function, and living environment benefits include land damage prevention efforts, providing protection, and repairing ecosystems. Rehabilitation activities include: a. Identification of location, cause, and magnitude of the damage
environment; b. The selection of rehabilitation methods; c. The preparation of renca and the rehabilitation of rehabilitation; and d. Drafting and delivery of execution report
rehabilitation of environmental damage to the Mayor, Governor, and Minister.
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The d letter: The restoration is a recovery attempt to make the environment alive or part-its parts refunction as originally.
The letter e; Pretty clear
Article 40: It is clear enough
Article 41: Verse (1):
Quite clear. Verse (2):
Pretty clear. Article 42:
It is quite clear. Article 43:
It is quite clear. Article 44:
It is quite clear. Article 45:
Verse (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Clear enough.
Article 46: Verse (1):
It is quite clear. Verse (2):
Clear enough Article 47:
.paragraph (1): Clear enough.
Verse (2): Technically by the authorities, it may involve the Pamong Praja/PPNS/PPLHD Police Unit to facilitate mediation.
Article 48: Verse (1):
Pretty clear.
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Verse (2): Technically by the authorities may involve the Pamong Praja/PPNS/PPLHD Police Unit.
Article 49: Verse (1):
It is quite clear. Verse (2):
Technically by the authorities, it may involve the Pamong Praja/PPNS/PPLHD Police Unit
Article 50: These provisions are intended to be no longer range of time between the enactment of the Regional Regulation.
Article 51: Clear enough
Article 52: Clear enough
ADDITIONAL LEAF CITY SECTION FOR NUMBER 3
