Mississippi Code
Disposal of Waste Tires and Lead Acid Batteries; Right-Way-To-Throw-Away Program
§ 17-17-439. Creation of "Right-Way-To-Throw-Away Program."

To ensure the proper collection and management of hazardous wastes from households, farms, schools and small businesses, there is hereby created a program to be known as the "Right-Way-To-Throw-Away Program."

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Title 17 - Local Government; Provisions Common to Counties and Municipalities

Chapter 17 - Solid Wastes Disposal

Disposal of Waste Tires and Lead Acid Batteries; Right-Way-To-Throw-Away Program

§ 17-17-401. Legislative findings

§ 17-17-403. Definitions

§ 17-17-407. Promulgation and enforcement of rules and regulations

§ 17-17-409. Powers and duties of counties, regional solid waste management authorities or municipalities regarding waste tire collection, processing and disposal

§ 17-17-417. Use of waste tires for soil erosion abatement, drainage and agricultural purposes

§ 17-17-427. Hauling or disposal of waste tires in violation of §§ 17-17-401 through 17-17-427

§ 17-17-431. Duties of retail sellers of lead acid batteries

§ 17-17-433. Preparation and distribution of notices required by § 17-17-431; inspection of premises and issuance of warnings; penalty for failure to post notice after receipt of warning

§ 17-17-435. Duty of wholesale sellers of lead acid batteries; removal of batteries accepted in transfer from battery retailers

§ 17-17-437. Promulgation, etc., of rules and regulations for implementation of §§ 17-17-429 through 17-17-445; penalties for violations

§ 17-17-439. Creation of "Right-Way-To-Throw-Away Program."

§ 17-17-443. Registration and approval of programs for collection and management of household hazardous wastes; maintenance and submission of records