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SLCP (SB-1383)

January 1, 2022: the inspections and fines associated with California SB-1383 (Short Lived Climate Pollutants) become Mandatory.

This affects every city, county, residence, business, facility, school, food recovery organization and solid waste / recycling collector...

"The fines are coming, and the fines are mandatory!"

Section 18984.10
(a) Property owners and business owners shall provide or arrange for organic waste collection services consistent with this article and local requirements, for employees, contractors, tenants, and customers, including supplying and allowing access to adequate number, size, and location of containers with sufficient labels and container color.

(b) Property and business owners shall annually provide information to employees, contractors, tenants, and customers about organic waste recovery requirements and about proper sorting of organic waste.

(c) Property and business owners shall provide or arrange for access to their properties during all inspections conducted pursuant to Article 14 of this chapter (commencing with Section 18995).

What that means to you...

Translation for those of us who are not bureaucrats:

• You are responsible for training all your employees, customers and contractors on how to properly dispose of waste
• This training must be done at minimum every year and must be documented
• Everywhere there is a trash can in your business, there must be a compost bin and recycle bin
• All bins must be properly marked and/or proper color
• When (not if) inspectors show up at your facility, you are required to let them in

 Note: Each of these infractions carry costly fines

The BEC has created tools to help our member businesses meet or exceed the requirements of this SLCP (SB-1383) legislation and as much as possible, with a goal to mitigate or avoid the mandatory fines associated with violation of the regulations. Learn more here...

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