South Australian Current Regulations South Australian Current Regulations74—Provision of monthly returns by waste depots
(1) Subject to
regulation 82, a person licensed to conduct a waste depot must, no later
than 28 days after the last day of each month, provide the Authority with
a return (in the manner and form approved by the Authority) that contains the
following information:
(a) in
respect of solid waste disposed of at the depot (including any waste used as
cover for landfill)—
(i)
the total mass (in tonnes) of waste disposed of during
each day of the month to which the return relates; and
(ii)
the total mass (in tonnes) of waste disposed of during
the whole of the month to which the return relates; and
(iii)
if the depot is situated outside of
metropolitan Adelaide—the total mass (in tonnes) of waste disposed of
during the whole of the month to which the return relates brought to the depot
by or on behalf of premises where the waste was generated situated outside of
metropolitan Adelaide; and
(iv)
if the depot is situated within
metropolitan Adelaide—the total mass (in tonnes) of waste disposed of
during the whole of the month to which the return relates brought to the depot
by or on behalf of a council the area of which lies wholly outside of
metropolitan Adelaide; and
(v)
if the mass of the waste disposed of is determined in
accordance with regulation 75(3)(b)(i)(B), details relating to the
classes and numbers of vehicles on or in which waste was carried during each
day of the month and during the whole of the month to which the return
relates;
(b) in
respect of liquid waste—the total volume (in kilolitres) of waste
disposed of at the depot—
(i)
during each day of the month to which the return relates;
and
(ii)
during the whole of the month to which the return
relates.
Maximum penalty: $4 000.
Expiation fee: $300.
(2) Subject to
regulations 76 and 82, if a person is licensed to conduct a waste depot
that is—
(a) a
prescribed waste depot; or
(b) a
waste depot that has, in the preceding 12 month period, received
5000 tonnes or more, but less than 20 000 tonnes, of solid waste and
other matter, and the Authority has directed, by notice in writing to the
licence holder, that the requirements of this subregulation are to apply to
and in respect of that depot; or
(c) any
other waste depot that receives waste or other matter of a kind determined in
accordance with the requirements specified in the Waste Reporting, Record
Keeping and Measurement Standard ,
then the person must (in addition to information required to be provided under
subregulation (1)) no later than 28 days after the last day of each
month, provide the Authority with a return (a "mass balance report ), in the
manner and form approved by the Authority, that contains the information
referred to in subregulation (3).
Maximum penalty: $4 000.
Expiation fee: $300.
(3) A mass balance
report must contain the following information:
(a) the
total mass (in tonnes) of waste and other matter received at the depot during
the month to which the report relates in respect of—
(i)
each waste and matter stream received; and
(ii)
each waste and matter type received;
(b) if
the depot is situated outside of metropolitan Adelaide—the total mass
(in tonnes) of waste and other matter brought to the depot by or on behalf of
premises where the waste was generated situated outside of
metropolitan Adelaide during the month to which the report relates in respect
of—
(i)
each waste and matter stream received; and
(ii)
each waste and matter type received;
(c) if
the depot is situated within metropolitan Adelaide—the total mass (in
tonnes) of waste and other matter brought to the depot by or on behalf of a
council the area of which lies wholly outside of metropolitan Adelaide during
the month to which the report relates in respect of—
(i)
each waste and matter stream received; and
(ii)
each waste and matter type received;
(d) the
total mass (in tonnes) of waste and other matter, in respect of each
waste and matter type, transported from the depot during the month to which
the report relates, and in relation to that waste and other matter—
(i)
whether it is material recovered as a result of resource
recovery processes or is being transported to another waste depot for further
treatment; and
(ii)
whether it is to be transported to a place within the
State, interstate or overseas;
(e) the
total mass (in tonnes) of waste and other matter, in respect of each
waste and matter type, used at the depot for operational purposes during the
month to which the report relates;
(f) the
total mass (in tonnes) of waste and other matter stockpiled at the depot on
the final day of the month to which the report relates;
(g)
information relating to the method used to measure or calculate the amount of
waste and other matter for the purposes of the report;
(h) in
accordance with the requirements specified in the Waste Reporting, Record
Keeping and Measurement Standard —details of any change in the mass of
waste and other matter at the depot that occurred during the month to which
the report relates (including the reasons for the change and how the amount of
change was determined).