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Self-Haul Notification for Residential Premises Exemption 2025

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The document is a notification form for residents of Ridgecrest, California, allowing them to exempt themselves from mandatory curbside solid waste and recycling services. It outlines eligibility criteria for property owners or designated agents, including the requirement to properly dispose of waste and recycle at authorized locations. The form must be submitted to the City of Ridgecrest's Waste Management department.

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Begin by filling in your details as the property owner or designated agent. Clearly print your name, contact information, and address in the designated fields.
Next, provide the property address for which you are submitting the notification. Ensure that this matches the address on your utility bill.
Select the self-haul service level you require: Solid Waste Without Recyclables, Recyclables Self-Haul, or Both. Make sure to check only one option.
Finally, certify that all information is accurate by signing in the provided space. This confirms your understanding of responsibilities regarding waste disposal and recycling.

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Who is exempt from SB 1383?

Californias Assembly Bill 341 (AB 341) requires all commercial businesses and multi-family properties to recycle. The legislation became effective July 1, 2012.

Is composting mandatory in California?

To reduce methane pollution and other short-lived climate pollutants, California passed SB 1383 (Lara, 2016). The law set targets for 2025: 75% less organic waste sent to landfills. 20% of unsold, still-edible food sent to food recovery organizations.

What is the new law SB 1383 in California?

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Who must comply with SB 1383?

In accordance with SB 1383, property management and/or business owners must: Annually educate employees, contractors, customers and tenants on how to properly sort recyclables and organic waste in the correct bins. Provide information about waste diversion to new tenants within 14 days of occupation.

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