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Title 7
Solid Waste Management and Resource Recovery Facilities

Sections

27‑0701
Definitions
27‑0703
Powers and duties of the department
27‑0704
Land burial and disposal in the counties of Nassau and Suffolk
27‑0705
Adoption of rules and regulations
27‑0706
Closure requirements for certain landfills and recycling requirements for certain municipalities
27‑0707
Permits for new solid waste management facilities
27‑0711
Local laws, ordinances and regulations
27‑0712
Coverage of all vehicles, including barges transporting solid waste
27‑0715
Solid waste management technical assistance
27‑0717
Bureau of waste reduction and recycling
27‑0719
Battery management and disposal
 



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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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