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Bureau of LandIllinois Waste Management FeesNon-Hazardous Solid Waste FeesState Landfill FeesIllinois EPA is authorized to collect a fee from landfill owners and operators on landfilled waste. Waste collected at an off-site landfill is included in this category. Quarterly fees are paid to the Illinois EPA and then deposited into the Solid Waste Management Fund. Fees are based on the amount of subject to fee waste annually disposed. The maximum amount that the state may levy each year is $0.95 per cubic yard or $2.00 per ton. Fees may be paid on a volume or weight basis. Fee amounts are:
State fees are used by the Illinois EPA to provide local grant funding and to conduct household hazardous waste collection and disposal activities. Local Landfill FeesLocal fees, patterned after the state configuration, may be imposed on a landfill by a local government. A similar structure must be used, with the following maximum fee amounts allowed under the law:
The local government must first adopt an ordinance or resolution to collect the fee. A copy of this ordinance must be filed with the Illinois EPA prior to the local government collecting the fees. Fees and interest must be accounted for by the submittal of an annual report from the local government, and may only be used for solid waste purposes. Subtitle D FeesThis fee is based on the same criteria that are used to determine fees under the state landfill requirements. The fee ranges are as follows:
If you need further information on any of the above fees, please e-mail Kevin Mably, or call him at (217) 558-4118. Waste Tire Storage FeesA tire storage fee of $100/yr is charged to any person who operates a tire storage site or a tire disposal site which contains more than fifty (50) used or waste tires. If you need further information on manifests, please e-mail Greg Spencer. Hazardous Waste FeesUnderground Injection Well Fees
If you need further information, please e-mail Kevin Mably, or call him at (217) 558-4118. Treatment, Storage or Disposal FeesThese fees are charged to those facilities that either store, dispose or treat hazardous waste.
If you need further information, please e-mail Kevin Mably, or call him at (217) 558-4118. Permit and Inspection FeesThese fees are charged to those facilities that are required to have a RCRA permit to store, treat or dispose of hazardous waste. Fees range from $500 to $70,000 annually depending on the type of activity for which the facility is permitted. Fee amounts are:
All quarterly fees are due on the first day of each quarter. If you need further information, please e-mail Kevin Mably or call him at (217) 558-4118. Special Waste Transportation and Manifest FeesSpecial waste includes industrial process waste, pollution control waste or hazardous waste. It also means any potentially infectious medical waste. Special Waste Hauling PermitsSpecial waste hauling permits are required to transport hazardous and/or
nonhazardous special waste that is generated and/or disposed of in Illinois. A
permit is vehicle-specific and a copy of the approved permit must be carried in
each permitted vehicle. Transporters carrying hazardous and/or nonhazardous
special waste through the state that is not generated nor disposed of in
Illinois are not required to have the Illinois special waste hauling permit,
although the load must be accompanied by the proper manifest. Potentially Infectious Medical Waste Hauling Permits and FeesIllinois EPA charges an annual permit fee of $2,000 plus $250 for each vehicle used to transport potentially infectious medical waste. There is an additional fee of 3 cents per pound of waste transported that is due each quarter. If you need further information on permit fees, please e-mail Mark Tittsworth, or call him at (217) 782-9293. If you need further information on quarterly fees ($0.03 per pound), please e-mail Kevin Mably or call (217) 558-4118. Potentially Infectious Medical Waste ManifestsA fee of $4.00 per manifest is charged for potentially infectious medical waste (PIMW) manifests. A PIMW manifest must accompany all PIMW waste for disposal. If you need further information on manifests, please e-mail Mark Tittsworth. Landfill Operators Certification Fee: (Title 68: Chapter V: Section 870.405)Along with the submittal of a completed application, all applicants must pay the
If you need further information on any of the above fees, please e-mail Karen Nelson or call her at (217) 558-4355.
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