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Solid Waste - Frequently Asked Questions
- General
- Non-Hazardous Solid Waste
- Non-Hazardous Liquid Waste
- Bio-Hazardous Medical Waste
- Refuse Containers
- Portable Waste Holding Tanks
- Construction & Debris Landfill
- Liquid Waste Facilities
- Does Maricopa County provide any refuse collection services?
- Where can I get information about recycling?
- What is the cost of my permit?
- When does my permit expire?
- Is there a fee for my Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) License?
- How will I know when my permit expires?
- What size lettering do I use for my Maricopa County permit number?
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- What is non-hazardous Solid Waste?
- How must non-hazardous solid waste be disposed?
- Who has to have a non-hazardous solid waste transportation permit?
- What are the non-hazardous solid waste transportation vehicle regulations?
- How much does a non-hazardous solid waste transportation vehicle permit cost?
- When does a non-hazardous solid waste transportation vehicle permit expire?
- What is required to obtain a non-hazardous solid waste transportation vehicle permit?
- When can I use my vehicle to transport non-hazardous solid waste?
- How do I apply for a non-hazardous solid waste transportation vehicle permit?
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- What is non-hazardous liquid waste?
- Who has to have a non-hazardous liquid waste transportation permit?
- What are the Non-Hazardous Liquid Waste (NHLW) transportation vehicle regulations?
- What are the non-hazardous liquid waste operation and sanitation regulations?
- How much does a non-hazardous liquid waste transportation vehicle permit cost?
- When does a non-hazardous liquid waste transportation vehicle permit expire?
- What is required to obtain a non-hazardous liquid waste transportation vehicle permit?
- When can I use my vehicle to transport non-hazardous liquid waste?
- How do I apply for a NHLW transportation vehicle permit?
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- What is bio-hazardous medical waste?
- How must bio-hazardous medical waste be disposed?
- Who has to have a biohazardous medical waste transportation permit?
- What are the bio-hazardous medical waste transportation vehicle regulations?
- How much does a bio-hazardous medical waste transportation vehicle permit cost?
- When does a bio-hazardous medical waste transportation vehicle permit expire?
- What is required to obtain a bio-hazardous medical waste transportation vehicle permit?
- When can I use my vehicle to transport bio-hazardous medical waste?
- How do I apply for a bio-hazardous medical waste transportation vehicle permit?
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- What is refuse?
- What is garbage?
- What are ashes?
- What is rubbish?
- Where must refuse be disposed?
- What are refuse container regulations?
- How often do refuse containers have to be emptied?
- What is a refuse container collection frequency variance plan?
- What documentation is required for a refuse container variance plan approval?
- What is the cost of a refuse container variance plan approval?
- How do I submit a refuse container variance plan for review and approval?
- Who has to have a refuse container collection frequency variance permit?
- How much does a refuse container permit cost?
- When does a refuse container permit expire?
- What is required to obtain a refuse container permit?
- When can I use my refuse containers?
- How do I apply for a refuse container permit?
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- What is a chemical toilet?
- What is a portable restroom unit?
- What is a portable waste holding tank?
- How must the waste from a chemical toilet, portable restroom unit or portable waste holding tank be disposed?
- Who has to have a chemical toilet permit, portable restroom unit or portable waste holding tank permit?
- What are the chemical toilet, portable restroom unit and portable waste holding tank regulations?
- How often do chemical toilets, portable restroom units and portable waste holding tanks have to be serviced?
- Where can chemical toilets, portable restroom units and portable waste holding tanks be placed?
- What is the blue liquid in the tank and why is it there?
- Are toilet facilities required on construction sites?
- Are toilet facilities required at public gatherings?
- How much does a chemical toilet, portable restroom unit or portable waste holding tank permit cost?
- When does a chemical toilet, portable restroom units and portable waste holding tanks permit expire?
- What is required to obtain a chemical toilet, portable restroom unit or portable waste holding tank permit?
- When can I use my chemical toilet, portable restroom unit or portable waste holding tank?
- How do I apply for a chemical toilet, portable restroom unit or portable waste holding tank permit?
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- What is a construction and debris landfill?
- Who has to have a construction and debris landfill permit?
- What are the construction and debris landfill regulations?
- How much does a construction and debris landfill permit cost?
- When does a construction and debris landfill permit expire?
- What is required to obtain a construction and debris landfill permit?
- When can I use my landfill to receive construction debris?
- How do I apply for a construction and debris landfill permit?
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- What is a non-hazardous liquid waste transfer facility?
- How must the waste from a non-hazardous liquid waste transfer facility be disposed of?
- Who has to have a non-hazardous liquid waste transfer facility approval?
- What are the non-hazardous liquid waste transfer facility regulations?
- What is a non-hazardous liquid waste transfer facility plan?
- What documentation is required for a non-hazardous liquid waste transfer facility plan approval?
- What is the cost of a non-hazardous liquid waste transfer facility plan approval?
- How do I submit a non-hazardous liquid waste transfer facility plan for review and approval?
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