Vermont § 6603j - Curbside collection of waste oil

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§ 6603j. Curbside collection of waste oil

  • (a) Municipalities that have more than 4,000 residents or that have mandatory curbside
    collection of recyclables shall be eligible for State grants under this section if
    they implement a program for the curbside collection of used oil by July 1, 1996.
    A private hauler that, by July 1, 1996, implements or participates in a program for
    the curbside collection of used oil shall be eligible if the private hauler serves
    a community or group of communities with a population of more than 4,000 or serves
    a community with mandatory curbside collection of recyclables. Eligibility in all
    cases shall depend upon the municipality’s or the hauler’s compliance with all State
    program requirements and upon the taking of all necessary precautions to minimize
    contamination while collecting used oil. (b) Municipalities that provide curbside collection services as specified in subsection
    (a) of this section and private haulers that provide such services may apply to the
    Secretary for grants under this subsection. Financial assistance may be provided in
    the form of grants to compensate up to 60 percent of the costs incurred: (1) to retrofit collection vehicles to collect used oil at the curb (in an amount not
    to exceed $360.00 per truck); and (2) to purchase pumps necessary to transfer oil from collection vehicles to the larger
    aggregation container (in an amount not to exceed $300.00 per pump) as part of the
    operations of a used oil collection program that is part of the State program. (c) Funding for this program shall come from the Petroleum Cleanup Fund, from which funds
    may be disbursed for this purpose in addition to those purposes authorized under 10 V.S.A. § 1941. The Secretary shall allocate grants under this section in amounts totaling not more
    than $20,000.00 per year after consulting with the technical advisory committee on
    solid waste and after establishing equitable limits on the number of grants that may
    be awarded, under this section, to particular areas of the State. (d) Recipients of grants under this section, for a period of three years from the date
    of receipt of the grant, shall be required to provide to their customers, on a quarterly
    basis, information that encourages those customers to participate in the curbside
    used oil collection program. (e) The Secretary may adopt rules establishing criteria for eligible collection programs
    and rules to manage grant allocation under this section. (Added 1993, No. 220 (Adj. Sess.), § 1.)

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

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