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§ 48101

367 words·~2 min read·/ca/public-resources-code/48101

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(a)The grant program shall be established to make grants available to public entities and Native American tribes for the purposes described in subdivision
(b)of Section 48100 in an amount not to exceed the sum of two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000) per year for any single public entity or Native American tribe, and not to exceed fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) for any single cleanup or abatement project. A Native American tribe or public entity may not expend more than 7 percent of the grant for administrative costs.
(b)The board shall give priority to the provision of grants to public entities and Native American tribes that have established innovative and cost-effective programs designed to discourage the illegal disposal of solid waste and to encourage the proper disposal of solid waste in permitted solid waste disposal facilities.
(c)A grant agreement between the board and a public entity or Native American tribe may provide for, but is not limited to, all of the following provisions:
(1)Site-specific cleanup and removal of solid waste that is illegally disposed on farm or ranch property.
(2)Comprehensive, ongoing enforcement programs for the cleanup and removal of solid waste that is illegally disposed of on farm or ranch property.
(3)Waiver of tipping fees or other solid waste fees at permitted solid waste facilities for solid waste that was illegally disposed of on farm or ranch property.
(d)On and after the adoption of grant program regulations by the board, any fines levied on, or abatement orders issued against, a farm or ranch owner by the local enforcement agency or other local agency as the result of solid waste disposed of on the owner’s farm or ranch property, regarding which the owner has made application to a public entity or Native American tribe for a grant under this chapter, shall be stayed, upon the owner’s written request to the local enforcement agency or other local agency, if
(1)the local agency makes a decision that the property owner was not responsible for the dumping or
(2)the property owner has filed a written appeal of the local agency’s decision to the board and the board’s decision on the matter is pending.
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