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Table 3.10: Review of Regulatory Requirements on Industrial Solid Hazardous waste
Requirement
To collect, receive, treat, store and
dispose the hazardous waste
To take adequate steps while
handling hazardous waste
To ensure that the hazardous
wastes packaged as per the
composition and it is easy to be
handled, stored and transported
To prepare six copies of the
manifest of pre decided colour
code
To design and set up disposal
facility for hazardous waste or
ensure the same at a common
waste treatment facility
To maintain records of
generation, collection, reception,
treatment, disposal of hazardous
waste
Responsibility
Occupier
operator
facility
Occupier
operator
facility
Occupier
operator
facility
Occupier
operator
facility
Occupier
operator
facility
Occupier
operator
facility
and
of
and
of
and
of
and
of
and
of
and
of
Level of
Implementation
High level of
compliance
High level of
compliance
Remarks
Satisfactory Needs to be
improved
High level of
compliance
Approved disposal site
exists
High level of
compliance
The other regulations governing the solid wastes generated in the city are as follows:
• The Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules, 2001
• The Recycled Plastics Manufacture and Usage Rules, 1999 (as amended subsequently)
• The Maharashtra Plastic Carry Bags (Manufacture and Usage) Rules 2006
• For all the three rules the implementation levels needs to be considerably increased.
• C&D) waste should not be mixed with MSW for disposal. However currently there is no
specific provision for its disposal.
• Similarly for Electronic Waste (E-waste) there is no prevailing regulation and no
management guidelines have been specified.
3.7.2 Infrastructure Related
A review of available infrastructure e.g. bins, vehicles and their utilization brings out specific
observations and constraints
• The analysis of waste collection and waste generation information available for Pune44, the
uncollected waste can be deduced to be in between 8 to 9%. In terms of quantity this would
mean about 95 MTPD of waste is probably remaining unattended
44 Report on “Centrally sponsored scheme for solid waste management and drainage for IAF Airfield Town of Pune by HUDCO, 2006
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