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shall contain data on consignor place of production and origin of waste
when the consignor is the producer of waste; temporary waste storage depot
if the consignor as a collector disposes of the temporary stored waste;
carrier and means of transport; consignee; temporary waste storage depot if
the consignee as a collector carries out temporary storage of waste; place
of treatment and waste recovery procedure, when the consignee carries out
waste recovery; type and quantity of waste in the consignment; physical
properties and type of the packaging; place of delivery, i.e. acceptance of
the consignment.
The records of quantity and types of waste shall be maintained on the gridlines
set by the Regulation, as well as the local government data register of
waste production, waste management, etc.
7 Regulation on Handling the Construction Waste (Official Gazette
GoM, No. 60/10)
This Rulebook applies to the construction waste classified under the waste
identification code 17 in the waste catalogue (waste concrete, bricks, ceramics
and gypsum-based construction material or mixture of construction
material with the soil excavation).
The Rulebook prescribes methods for storing construction waste (construction
waste on the construction site shall be stored separately by types of
construction waste, in accordance with the waste catalogue and separately
from other waste, in an environmentally safe manner); disposal of the construction
waste (disposal can be executed in containers located on the site);
the need for construction waste management plan and its content (for a
building, the volume of which together with the soil excavation exceeds
2000 m 3 ); maintaining records by the investor of the type and quantity of
the construction waste in conformity with the law; re-use of construction
waste (can be re-used for construction works on the construction site on
which the waste was produced if the volume of waste does not exceed 50
m 3 ); handling the asbestos-cement waste (shall be packed in sealed bags or
foil in order to prevent discharge of the asbestos fibres in the environment
during loading, transport and unloading on the landfill. Asbestos-cement
waste can be packed in textile bags, artificial substances or polyethylene
foil being at least 0.4 mm thick, or layers of stretchable foil of total thickness
of at least 0.6 mm).
8 Other by-laws in the field of waste management:
• Regulations on quality and sanitary-technical conditions for the release of
wastewater to the public sewerage system, method and procedure of examination
of the wastewater quality, the minimum number of tests and de-
.