Get Solid Waste Disclosure Form Nov 2008

The Solid Waste Disclosure Form Nov 2008 is a crucial document for construction projects that involve waste management. This guide provides a detailed walkthrough for filling out the form online, ensuring compliance and aiding the Department of Health in tracking construction waste.

Follow the steps to accurately complete the Solid Waste Disclosure Form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Solid Waste Disclosure Form and open it in your web browser or document editor.
2. In the 'Site Information' section, enter the site address, name of the owner, owner address, phone number, tax map key (TMK), and size of the site in acres.
3. Move to the 'County Permit Information' section and fill in the issuing county agency, grading permit number, demolition permit number, and grubbing/stockpiling permit number.
4. In the 'Site Activity Information' section, describe the kinds of site clearing activities to be completed and state the final use of the site. Provide details about any existing structures on the site, indicating if they will be demolished or removed.
5. Complete the 'Contractor Information' section by entering details for the general contractor, site clearing/demolition contractor, hauling contractor, and asbestos/lead abatement contractor, including their contact information.
6. In the 'Destination of Waste Materials' section, specify where various types of waste materials, including building demolition materials and dredged spoils, will be sent, indicating landfill or recycling facility names.
7. Lastly, review the affirmation statement about the truthfulness of the information. Sign the form, provide your title, print your name, add the date, and include your employer and their contact number.
8. Once all fields are completed and verified, save your changes, and consider downloading or printing the form for your records before submitting it online or mailing it to the Department of Health.

Complete your Solid Waste Disclosure Form online today to ensure compliance and responsible waste management.