Public Notice for Designated Central Collection Facilities Sample Clauses

Public Notice for Designated Central Collection Facilities. Prior to the submission of a Notification of intent to participate, described in subsection B of this section, a utility must identify to local communities and governments, and to all parties who commented on the proposed rule implementing this project, the specific facilities the utility intends to designate as UCCFs. The utility must ensure that local communities and governments and all parties who commented on the proposed rule implementing this project are adequately notified and advised that, pursuant to the terms of this XL project, the utility will be seeking DEC approval to consolidate hazardous waste, which it has generated at remote locations, at designated UCCFs for 90 days or less. This notification must solicit public comment on the utility’s proposed plan and must include a brief description of the XL project, the intended new use of the facility, and a request for comments on the proposed UCCF. Utilities shall notify local communities and local governments of their intent to designate specific UCCFs by employing the following methods. First, utilities must publish a notice in a newspaper of general circulation within the area in which each designated facility is located. Second, utilities must employ at least two of the following additional methods: 1) a radio announcement in each affected community during peak listening hours; 2) mailings to all citizens within a five-mile radius of any proposed UCCF; 3) well-publicized community meetings; 4) presentations to the local community board; 5) placement of copies of this FPA in the local public library nearest the designated UCCF, with the name and address of the library included in the newspaper notice; and 6) placement of the FPA on a utility’s web site, with the web’s site address included in the newspaper notice. Third, utilities must notify by mail the parties who commented on the proposed rulemaking for this project of its intent to designate specific UCCFs. All outreach efforts shall at a minimum include the following information (in English and any other language spoken by a large number of persons in the community of concern):
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