Iowa Code § 28G.2
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Definitions.
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As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
(1) “Private agency” means a private agency as defined in section 28E.2.
(2) “Recyclable materials” means those materials separated by a person from solid waste incidental to the collection of the solid waste for utilization as raw materials to be manufactured into a new product.
(3) “Solid waste management project” means a project which is part of the comprehensive plan, approved by the director of the department of natural resources pursuant to section 455B.306, to establish and implement the comprehensive solid waste reduction program of a city or county.
84 Acts, ch 1039, §2; 92 Acts, ch 1215, §2
(1) “Private agency” means a private agency as defined in section 28E.2.
(2) “Recyclable materials” means those materials separated by a person from solid waste incidental to the collection of the solid waste for utilization as raw materials to be manufactured into a new product.
(3) “Solid waste management project” means a project which is part of the comprehensive plan, approved by the director of the department of natural resources pursuant to section 455B.306, to establish and implement the comprehensive solid waste reduction program of a city or county.
84 Acts, ch 1039, §2; 92 Acts, ch 1215, §2
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