(1) The following persons shall register annually with the department pursuant to rules of the department on forms prescribed by it:
(a) Used oil transporters and transfer facilities. However, no registration will be issued by the department unless the requirements of s. 403.767 are met.
(b) Used oil processors and rerefiners. However, no registration will be issued by the department unless the requirements of s. 403.769 are met.
(c) Used oil burners.
(d) Used oil fuel marketers.
(2) An electric utility the operations of which generate used oil and which used oil is then reclaimed, recycled, or rerefined by the electric utility for use in its operations is not required to register or report pursuant to this section, but may be subject to other applicable federal or state rules pertaining to used oil processors and rerefiners.
(3) An onsite burner which only burns a specification used oil generated by such burner is not required to register or report pursuant to this section, provided that such burning is done in compliance with any air permits issued by the department, but may be subject to other applicable federal or state rules pertaining to used oil processors and rerefiners.
(4) The department may prescribe a fee for the registration required by this section in an amount which is sufficient to cover the cost of processing applications.
(5) The department shall require each registered person to submit, no later than March 1 of each year, a report which specifies the type and quantity of used oil transported, recycled, burned, or processed during the preceding calendar year.
(6) Each registered person who transports, processes, burns, or recycles used oil shall maintain records which identify at least:
(a) The source of the materials transported or recycled;
(b) The quantity of materials received;
(c) The date of receipt; and
(d) The destination or end use of the materials.
(7) The department shall perform technical studies to sample used oil at facilities of representative used oil transporters and at representative processing facilities to determine the incidence of contamination of used oil with hazardous, toxic, or other harmful substances.
History.—s. 60, ch. 84-338; s. 28, ch. 88-130; s. 48, ch. 93-207.
Structure Florida Statutes
Chapter 403 - Environmental Control
Part IV - Resource Recovery and Management (Ss. 403.702-403.7721)
403.702 - Legislative findings; public purpose.
403.7031 - Limitations on definitions adopted by local ordinance.
403.7033 - Departmental analysis of particular recyclable materials.
403.704 - Powers and duties of the department.
403.7043 - Compost standards and applications.
403.7045 - Application of act and integration with other acts.
403.7046 - Regulation of recovered materials.
403.7047 - Regulation of fossil fuel combustion products.
403.7049 - Determination of full cost for solid waste management; local solid waste management fees.
403.705 - State solid waste management program.
403.706 - Local government solid waste responsibilities.
403.70605 - Solid waste collection services in competition with private companies.
403.70611 - Requirements relating to solid waste disposal facility permitting.
403.7063 - Use of private services in solid waste management.
403.7065 - Procurement of products or materials with recycled content.
403.7071 - Management of storm-generated debris.
403.70715 - Research, development, and demonstration permits.
403.708 - Prohibition; penalty.
403.709 - Solid Waste Management Trust Fund; use of waste tire fees.
403.7095 - Solid waste management grant program.
403.7125 - Financial assurance.
403.713 - Ownership and control of solid waste and recovered materials.
403.714 - Duties of state agencies.
403.715 - Certification of resource recovery or recycling equipment.
403.716 - Training of operators of solid waste management and other facilities.
403.717 - Waste tire and lead-acid battery requirements.
403.7185 - Lead-acid battery fees.
403.71851 - Electronic recycling grants.
403.71852 - Collection of lead-containing products.
403.7186 - Environmentally sound management of mercury-containing devices and lamps.
403.7191 - Toxics in packaging.
403.7192 - Batteries; requirements for consumer, manufacturers, and sellers; penalties.
403.7193 - Environmental representations.
403.72 - Identification, listing, and notification.
403.7215 - Tax on gross receipts of commercial hazardous waste facilities.
403.722 - Permits; hazardous waste disposal, storage, and treatment facilities.
403.7222 - Prohibition of hazardous waste landfills.
403.7223 - Waste elimination and reduction assistance program.
403.7225 - Local hazardous waste management assessments.
403.7226 - Technical assistance by the department.
403.723 - Siting of hazardous waste facilities.
403.7234 - Small quantity generator notification and verification program.
403.7236 - Local government information to be sent to the department.
403.7238 - Expanded local hazardous waste management programs.
403.724 - Financial responsibility.
403.7255 - Placement of signs.
403.726 - Abatement of imminent hazard caused by hazardous substance.
403.7264 - Amnesty days for purging small quantities of hazardous wastes.
403.7265 - Local hazardous waste collection program.
403.727 - Violations; defenses, penalties, and remedies.
403.728 - Qualifications of operation personnel of hazardous waste facilities.
403.74 - Management of hazardous materials by governmental agencies.
403.75 - Definitions relating to used oil.
403.751 - Prohibited actions; used oil.
403.753 - Public educational program about collection and recycling of used oil.
403.7531 - Notice by retail dealer.
403.7545 - Regulation of used oil as hazardous waste.
403.757 - Coordination with other state agencies.
403.758 - Enforcement and penalty.
403.759 - Disposition of fees, fines, and penalties.
403.760 - Public used oil collection centers.
403.763 - Grants to local governments.
403.767 - Certification of used oil transporters.
403.769 - Permits for used oil processing and rerefining facilities.