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The document is a Waste Tire Generator Notification Form from the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality, requiring businesses to provide information about their tire generation activities. It includes sections for applicant details, previous ownership, tire generation functions, and a certification statement. The form must be completed in ink and submitted by mail for each facility or location.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Louisiana Waste Tire Generator Notification Form in our platform.
Begin by filling out the General Information section. Ensure you use ink and print or type all items, as forms completed in pencil will not be accepted.
In Section I, select the Type of Application. Choose from options like New Application, Change Ownership, or Information Update based on your needs.
Proceed to Section II for Applicant Information. Fill in details such as the Name of Business, Contact Person, and Physical Location. Make sure all mandatory fields are completed.
If applicable, complete Section III regarding Previous Ownership or Location Information. This is essential if you are changing ownership or location.
In Section IV, indicate the Generation of Tires by checking all relevant functions of your business. This section is also mandatory.
Finally, review and sign in Section V to certify that the information provided is accurate. Ensure you include your title and date.

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How do I dispose of old tires in Louisiana?

It is unlawful for any person to dispose knowingly and intentionally of waste tires in the state, unless the waste tires are disposed of for processing, or collected for processing, at a permitted solid waste disposal facility, a permitted waste tire processing facility, or a waste tire collection center.

How do I dispose of old tires in Louisiana for free?

In many Louisiana cities and municipalities, local governments have an arrangement to pick up waste tires for disposal on a regular basis, curbside and free of charge. Many areas also have centralized waste tire disposal locations that accept waste tires from the public.

What to do with a worn out tire?

CREATIVE USES FOR OLD TIRES Dog beds. Coffee/side tables. Planters and gardening applications. Ottoman and footrests. Tire swings.

How much is the tire disposal fee in California?

(1)The California Tire Recycling Act requires, until January 1, 2024, a person who purchases a new tire to pay a California tire fee of $1.75 per tire, for deposit in the California Tire Recycling Management Fund, for expenditure by the Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery upon appropriation by the

What is the tire disposal fee in Louisiana?

All Louisiana tire dealers are required to collect a waste tire cleanup and recycling fee from the consumer at the time of the retail sale of: $2.25 for each passenger/light truck tire, $5 for each medium truck tire, and $10 for each off-road tire, and $1.25 for each recapped or retreaded tires.

How do you get money out of old tires?

Many recycling centers offer payment for used tires, although the amount will vary depending on the center and the condition of the tires. Some centers may require you to deliver the tires yourself, while others may offer pick-up services.

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