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Rule Chapter: 62-716
Chapter Title: SOLID WASTE GRANTS PROGRAM, ANNUAL REPORTS, AND RECYCLING Add to MyFLRules Favorites
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Rule file 62-716.100 Intent (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.200 Definitions (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.300 General Grant Application Requirements (Repealed) 7/31/2018
Rule file 62-716.310 Disbursement of Funds (Repealed) 7/31/2018
Rule file 62-716.320 Grant Recordkeeping (Repealed) 2/8/2017
Rule file 62-716.400 Specific Recycling and Education Grant Application and Matching Requirements (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.410 Recycling and Education Grant Eligibility Requirements (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.420 Recycling and Education Grant Special Requirements (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.430 Use of Recycling and Education Grant Funds (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.440 Allocation of Recycling and Education Grant Funds (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.450 Solid Waste Annual Reports 7/31/2018
Rule file 62-716.460 Annual Recycling Reports 7/31/2018
Rule file 62-716.470 Voluntary Certification Program for Materials Recovery Facilities 7/31/2018
Rule file 62-716.480 Methods and Criteria for Calculating County Recycling Rates 7/31/2018
Rule file 62-716.500 Specific Small County Grant Application Requirements 7/31/2018
Rule file 62-716.510 Use of Small County Grant Funds (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.600 Specific Waste Tire Grant Application Requirements (Repealed) 2/8/2017
Rule file 62-716.610 Allocation of Waste Tire Grant Funds (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.620 Use of Waste Tire Grant Funds (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.700 Litter Control and Prevention Grants (Repealed) 2/16/2012
Rule file 62-716.900 Forms (Repealed) 2/8/2017


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