Chapter 76. Solid Waste—Resource Recovery Development  


Section 76.1. Definitions
Section 76.2. Scope
Section 76.11. Preapplication conference
Section 76.12. Applications
Section 76.13. Public notice of application
Section 76.21. General eligibility requirements
Section 76.22. Eligibility requirements for disposal/processing system loans
Section 76.23. Eligibility requirements for resource recovery system loans
Section 76.31. General eligibility requirements
Section 76.32. Review guidelines
Section 76.33. Demonstration project testing and evaluation
Section 76.34. [Reserved]
Section 76.41. Department approval requirements
Section 76.42. [Reserved]
Section 76.43. [Reserved]
Section 76.44. [Reserved]
Section 76.51. Construction requirements
Section 76.52. [Reserved]
Section 76.61. Construction progress reports
Section 76.62. Report of project expenditures
Section 76.63. Interim and final reports
Section 76.71. License requirements
Section 76.81. Evaluation
Section 76.82. Review of Department decision
Section 76.83. Order of funding projects
Section 76.84. Expiration of eligibility for loan or grant consideration
Section 76.91. General requirements
Section 76.92. Schedule of disbursements
Section 76.93. Loan repayment schedule
Section 76.94. Withholding of payment
Section 76.95. Accounting
Section 76.96. Audits and inspections
Section 76.101. Uniform interest rates

Notation

Authority

   The provisions of this Chapter 76 issued under section 6 of the Pennsylvania Solid Waste Resource Recovery Development Act (35 P. S. §  755.6); and section 1920-A of The Administrative Code of 1929 (71 P. S. §  510-20), unless otherwise noted.

Source

   The provisions of this Chapter 76 adopted December 13, 1974, effective December 30, 1974, 4 Pa.B. 2529, unless otherwise noted.

Notes of Decisions

   Local Authority

   The borough had no power to grant or deny the Department of Environmental Resources solid waste permit which the energy company had sought from the Department. The Department was responsible for administering the issuance of its own permits. The borough erred in denying the conditional use application on the basis that the energy company would not be issued the Department’s permit. Glendon Energy Co. v. Glendon Borough, 656 A.2d 150 (Pa. Cmwlth. 1995); appeal denied 670 A.2d 644 (Pa. 1995).