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Meeting Date: September 24, 2018, Agenda Item No: Kitsap County Board of Commissioners Office/Department: Staff Contact: Agenda Item Title:Public Workaholic Waste Rick Gilbert, Moderate Risk Waste

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How to fill out public works-solid waste

1. Obtain the public works-solid waste form from the appropriate government agency.
2. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements and information needed.
3. Fill out the personal information section, including your name, contact details, and any other required identification.
4. Provide detailed information about the type of solid waste project, such as its purpose, location, and estimated duration.
5. Specify the necessary equipment, materials, and labor required for the project.
6. Describe the proposed waste management plan, including how waste will be collected, stored, and disposed of properly.
7. Attach any supporting documents or permits that may be required, such as environmental impact assessments or waste management licenses.
8. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness before submission.
9. Submit the filled-out public works-solid waste form to the designated government office either in person or through the specified submission method.
10. Keep a copy of the submitted form for your records.

Who needs public works-solid waste?

1. Various entities may need to fill out the public works-solid waste form, including:
2. - Contractors or construction companies undertaking projects that generate solid waste
3. - Municipalities or local government bodies responsible for waste management
4. - Industrial facilities or factories producing waste
5. - Government agencies or departments involved in infrastructure development
6. - Environmental consultants or experts assessing waste management plans
7. - Any entity seeking approval or permits for public works projects involving solid waste management

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What is public works-solid waste?

Public works-solid waste refers to the management of solid waste generated from construction projects that are funded or supported by public funds.

Who is required to file public works-solid waste?

Contractors and subcontractors involved in public construction projects are typically required to file public works-solid waste reports.

How to fill out public works-solid waste?

To fill out public works-solid waste reports, contractors and subcontractors must provide details on the amount and type of solid waste generated, as well as disposal methods used.

What is the purpose of public works-solid waste?

The purpose of public works-solid waste reporting is to ensure proper management and disposal of construction waste in an environmentally responsible manner.

What information must be reported on public works-solid waste?

Information such as the amount and type of waste generated, disposal methods used, and recycling efforts made must be reported on public works-solid waste forms.