Requirements for storing industrial waste
107 Requirements for storing industrial waste
The occupier of relevant premises where there is industrial waste must, if required by the local government—
supply at the premises the number of industrial waste containers required by the local government for storing the waste at the premises safely, efficiently and without causing a nuisance; and
keep the waste containers at a place at the premises the local government requires; and
keep each waste container clean and in good repair.
Examples of ways a local government may require compliance with subsection (1)—
a local law, a resolution of the local government, a development approvalMaximum penalty—20 penalty units.
If the occupier does not supply at the relevant premises the number of industrial waste containers required by the local government for subsection (1)(a), the local government may supply industrial waste containers at the premises.
If a local government supplies an industrial waste container to relevant premises under subsection (2), the reasonable cost of supplying the container is a debt payable by the occupier of the premises to the local government.
In this section—
industrial waste container means a waste container of a type approved by the local government for storing industrial waste at premises within the local government’s area.
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