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The document is the Division of Materials and Waste Management's Annual Operational Report for Solid Waste Incinerator Facilities in Ohio for the year 2011. It outlines the requirements for submitting operational data to the Ohio EPA, including facility information, waste acceptance status, waste flow data, recycling activities, and financial assurance details. The report must be submitted by April 1, 2012, and includes sections for measuring waste receipts, detailing waste received from various sources, and summarizing operational statistics related to solid waste management.

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