Indiana § 13-20-25-13 - Estimating weight of material recycled

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§ 13-20-25-13. Estimating weight of material recycled

Sec. 13. A recycler is not required to measure directly the weight of recyclable materials for purposes of submitting a recycling activities report under this chapter. For the purposes of reporting the quantity, in tons, of a type of recyclable material recycled, a recycler may estimate the weight of the recyclable material by converting the volume of the recyclable material to weight based on the density of the recyclable material.

As added by P.L.126-2014, SEC.9.

Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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