Florida Senate - 2018 COMMITTEE AMENDMENT Bill No. SB 1308 Ì8323740Î832374 LEGISLATIVE ACTION Senate . House . . . . . ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— The Committee on Environmental Preservation and Conservation (Perry) recommended the following: 1 Senate Amendment (with title amendment) 2 3 Delete lines 117 - 135 4 and insert: 5 (22) Counties and municipalities shall address the 6 contamination of recyclable material in contracts for the 7 collection, transportation, and processing of residential 8 recyclable material based upon the following: 9 (a) A residential recycling collector may not be required 10 to collect or transport contaminated recyclable material. As 11 used in this subsection, “residential recycling collector” means 12 a for-profit business entity that collects and transports 13 residential recyclable material on behalf of a county or 14 municipality. 15 (b) A materials recovery facility may not be required to 16 process contaminated recyclable material. 17 (c) Each contract between a residential recycling collector 18 and a county or municipality for the collection or transport of 19 residential recyclable material, and each request for proposal 20 for residential recyclable material, must define the term 21 “contaminated recyclable material” in a manner that is 22 appropriate for the local community, based on the available 23 markets for recyclable material. The contract and request for 24 proposal must include: 25 1. The respective strategies and obligations of the county 26 or municipality and the collector to reduce the amount of 27 contaminated recyclable material being collected; 28 2. The procedures for identifying, documenting, managing, 29 and rejecting residential recycling containers, carts, or bins 30 that contain contaminated recyclable material; 31 3. The remedies that will be used if a container, cart, or 32 bin contains contaminated recyclable material; and 33 4. The education and enforcement measures that will be used 34 to reduce the amount of contaminated recyclable material. 35 (d) Each contract between a materials recovery facility and 36 a county or municipality for processing residential recyclable 37 material must define the term “contaminated recyclable material” 38 in a manner that is appropriate for the local community, based 39 on the available markets for recyclable material. The contract 40 must include: 41 1. The respective strategies and obligations of the parties 42 to reduce the amount of contaminated recyclable material being 43 processed; 44 2. The procedures for identifying, documenting, managing, 45 and rejecting residential recycling containers or loads that 46 contain contaminated recyclable material; and 47 3. The remedies that will be used if a container or load 48 contains contaminated recyclable material. 49 (e) This subsection shall apply to each contract between a 50 municipality or county and a residential recycling collector or 51 materials recovery facility executed or renewed after the 52 effective date of this act. 53 54 ================= T I T L E A M E N D M E N T ================ 55 And the title is amended as follows: 56 Delete lines 17 - 23 57 and insert: 58 amending s. 403.706, F.S.; requiring counties and 59 municipalities to address contamination of recyclable 60 material in specified contracts; prohibiting counties 61 and municipalities from requiring the collection or 62 transport of contaminated recyclable material by 63 residential recycling collectors; defining the term 64 “residential recycling collector”; specifying required 65 contract provisions in residential recycling collector 66 and materials recovery facility contracts with 67 counties and municipalities; providing