Article 301. Waste Unsuitable for Landfills

1. The following types of waste may not be accepted for burial on landfills;

1) liquid waste;

2) hazardous waste which, if placed within the landfill, will be explosive, corrosive, oxidisable, highly flammable or flammable waste;

3) waste that enter into a reaction with water;

4) waste which comes from medical or veterinary institutions having been infected;

5) undamaged used tires, except when they are used as a stabilizing agent in land rehabilitation;

6) waste that contains persistent organic pollutants;

7) pesticides; and

8) waste that does not satisfy the acceptance criteria.

2. Mixing different types of waste so that they satisfy the acceptance criteria shall be prohibited.

3. Local executive agencies shall develop programmes to reduce the burial of biodegradable waste, including programmes on waste recycling, waste composting, production of biogas and/or use of waste in the production of goods or energy.

Article 302. Solid and Slurry Industrial Waste which may not be Deposited at Landfills Designated for Solid Consumption Waste

The following solid and slurry industrial waste may not be deposited at landfills designated for solid consumption waste:

1) waste from chemical industry (production of chlorine):

graphite sludge originating from the production of synthetic rubber, chlorine, caustic, which contains mercury and mercury compounds;

methanol, waste originating from the production of organic glass, which contains methanol;

sludge originating from the production of monochloroacetates that contains hexachlorane, methanol, trichlorobenzene;

paper bags that have been used in transportation of dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT), urotropine, zineb, copper trichlorophenolate; thiuram-D;

sludge originating from the production of copper trichlorophenolate, which contains trichlorophenol;

spent catalysts used in the production of plasto-polymers, which contain benzol and dichloroethane;

coagulum and omega-polymers that contain chloroprene;

waste originating from the production of trichlorobenzol and fertilizers, which contains hexachlorane, trichlorobenzol;

2) waste originating from chemical industry of production of chrome compounds:

sludge that originates from the production of sodium monochromate and sodium chlorate, waste originating from the production of potassium bichromate that contains hexavalent chrome;

3) zinc-containing waste of zinc ash that originates from the production of soda;

4) waste that originates from the production of synthetic fibre:

sludge that contains dimethyl terephthalate, terephthalic acid, zinc, copper;

caprolactam-containing waste formed as a result of filtration of aminocaproic lactam (caprolactam);

methanol-containing waste that originates from a methanolysis plant;

5) paint and varnish industry waste:

varnish and enamel films, waste formed in the cleaning-up of equipment that contains zinc, chrome, solvents, oxidising oils;

zinc and magnesium-containing sludge;

6) chemical and photographic industry waste:

phenol-containing waste that originates from the production of hyposulphite and anhydrous sulphite;

waste from magnetic lacquer, collodion and paints that contains butyl acetate, toluol, dichloroethane, methanol;

7) phenol-containing waste of plastics industry;

8) waste from nitrogen industry:

sludge (resins) from a coke gas cleaning plant and spent oils from a synthesis and compression shop, which contain carcinogenic agents;

distilla tion residue from monoethanolamine rectification, which contains monoethanolamine;

9) waste from oil-processing and petrochemical industry:

aluminosilicate adsorbent formed as a result of purification of oils, paraffin, which contains chrome and cobalt;

acid sludge that contains sulphuric acid in concentrations exceeding thirty percent;

phenol-containing sludge and tar residue that are formed in the production of coke and in gasification of semi-coke;

spent catalysts that contain chrome;

used clay that contains oils;

waste formed in the proces s of filtration on an alkylphenol additives plant, which contains zinc;

10) waste from machine-building industry:

residue of chrome-containing drainage, which contains chrome;

residue of cyanide drainage, which contains cyan;

organic-core sand that contains chrome;

residue from vacuum filters, electroplating neutralization plants, which contain zinc, chrome, nickel, cadmium, le ad, copper, chlorophos, thiocol;

11) waste from healthcare industry:

waste from the production of cyntomicin, which contains bromine, dichloroethane, methanol;

enrichment waste and sludge that contain salts of heavy metals.