Texas Municipal Solid Waste Compost—Facilities Which Require A Permit Checklist
Compost facilities are designed to handle a very high volume of organic waste such as yard trimming, solid waste consisting of organic materials, food waste, food scraps, yard waste, grass clippings, and other compost products.
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These facilities can serve as a part of a solid waste management program to address organic waste. The equipment these facilities use range from in-vessel composters that use anaerobic digestion to generate compost, to those with large compost piles - put simply, one composting facility can vary wildly from another. The Texas Municipal Solid Waste Compost—Facilities Which Require A Permit Checklist app reviews important safety requirements and regulations for facilities that require a permit. The app is organized into a checklist template, which asks a variety of permit and related regulatory questions, such as: Are composting activities conducted in a manner as not to create a nuisance? Are site activities conducted in a manner that prevents the discharge of material to or the pollution of surface water or groundwater? Are pneumatic conveyors venting conveying air through fabric filter? Does the facility meet all location criteria? Inspectors of different types of facilities can record answers to the questions in the app, as well as record any additional comments or feedback.
Check out the Checklist B app here.
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