Section 34A-16-33 – Obtaining designation authority.
34A-16-33. Obtaining designation authority. A regional recycling and waste management district may obtain designation authority if: (1)Designation authority has been included in the district’s articles of incorporation; (2)The district has prepared a comprehensive solid waste management plan and designation plan as provided in §34A-16-35; (3)The district’s designation plan has been approved by the reviewing authority […]
Section 34A-16-34 – Application of designation.
34A-16-34. Application of designation. The designation may not apply to or include materials that are separated from solid waste by the generator of the waste for reuse or recycling and recovered for reuse in their original form or for use in manufacturing processes. Source: SL 1993, ch 259, §36.
Section 34A-16-35 – Adoption of management plan–Designation plan–Requirements for designation plan.
34A-16-35. Adoption of management plan–Designation plan–Requirements for designation plan. Before adopting a designation ordinance, the district shall adopt a comprehensive solid waste management plan. The district shall also prepare a designation plan which may be combined with the comprehensive solid waste management plan. A district’s designation plan shall be consistent with its solid waste management […]
Section 34A-16-36 – Required evaluations for plan proposing designation to facilities.
34A-16-36. Required evaluations for plan proposing designation to facilities. If the plan proposes designation to disposal facilities, the designation plan shall also evaluate: (1)Whether the disposal facility is part of an integrated waste management system involving a processing facility and the designation is necessary for the financial support of the processing facility; (2)Whether the designation […]
Section 34A-16-37 – Certain waste under contract between hauler and different facility exempt during contract period–Exemption for certain electric generation facilities.
34A-16-37. Certain waste under contract between hauler and different facility exempt during contract period–Exemption for certain electric generation facilities. If the plan proposes designation to a disposal facility, any solid waste that is subject to a contract between a hauler and a different facility that is in effect on the date notice is given under […]
Section 34A-16-22 – Incentives to reduce waste and separate recyclable materials.
34A-16-22. Incentives to reduce waste and separate recyclable materials. A regional recycling and waste management district may: (1)Charge or require any person who collects solid waste in the district to charge solid waste generators rates for collection or disposal that vary depending on the volume or nature of waste generated and the potential for encouraging […]
Section 34A-16-23 – Disposal of products and energy produced.
34A-16-23. Disposal of products and energy produced. The district may use, sell, or otherwise dispose of all of the products and energy produced by its facilities under such terms as the board of commissioners may determine. Source: SL 1993, ch 259, §25.
Section 34A-16-24 – Joint-powers agreements.
34A-16-24. Joint-powers agreements. The district may enter into joint-powers agreements under the provisions of chapter 1-24, or any other law providing for joint or cooperative action between public agencies or Indian tribes. Nothing in this chapter limits the powers of any county or municipality to create separate entities under joint-powers agreements pursuant to chapter 1-24. […]
Section 34A-16-15 – District’s capacity to sue or be sued.
34A-16-15. District’s capacity to sue or be sued. A district may sue and be sued, and is a public corporation and political subdivision of the State of South Dakota. Source: SL 1993, ch 259, §15.
Section 34A-16-16 – District’s interest in real or personal property.
34A-16-16. District’s interest in real or personal property. A district may acquire by purchase, lease, condemnation, gift, or grant, any right, title, and interest in and to any real or personal property deemed necessary for the exercise of its powers or the accomplishment of its purposes, including easements. Any public agency as defined in §1-24-1 […]