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Scrap Tire Removal Assistance Presented by: Kevin Shoemaker Division of Materials & Waste Management Overview Scrap Tire Management Fund Scrap Tire Remediation Program No-fault tire removals Enforcement tire removals
Presented by: Kevin Shoemaker Division of Materials & Waste Management
– “No-fault” tire removals – Enforcement tire removals
ORC 3734.82 Established Fund ORC 3734.901 Tire Fee
Program; and
Priorities for Use of Tire Funds: 3734.85 (B)
fire hazard or threat to public health;
areas;
nuisance;
Who Can Apply
Property Type
Cost
applicants
funding Restrictions
criteria
– Specific to tires, not PTEs – Local Government applicants may aggregate tires from public properties within their jurisdiction
1. Tires placed after owner acquired title, OR tires placed before owner acquired title by bequest or devise; 2. Property owner did not have knowledge of or took actions to prevent tires from being placed on property; 3. Property owner did not participate in or consent to placing the tires on the property; 4. Property owner received no financial benefit; 5. Property title was not transferred to evade liability; and 6. Responsible party who placed tires on the property was not acting as an agent for the property owner.
OAC 3734.85 (E)
OAC 3734.85 (E)
Acquired Title Tires Dumped
bequest or devise.
OAC 3734.85 (E)
Inherit Tires Tires already on property
Example of a private property project
Application was submitted by a citizen.
Example of a private property project
Application was submitted by a citizen.
Application was submitted by a business.
(private property)
Collection sites located on public property
Citizens and Businesses Private Property
Counties and Local Governments (Collections) Public Property
OAC 3734.85 (E)
do not meet “No-Fault” criteria.
– Removal order(s) issued by Director of Ohio EPA; – Failure of owner/responsible party to clean up in 120 days; – Formal access to property (judicial or signed agreement); – Lien be placed on the subject property following a removal action.
Enforcement Example
Enforcement Example
1998-2018
numbers of scrap tires and weight
passenger tire = 20 lb.
Tire Type Average Weight PTEs Passenger Tire 20lbs 1 “Semi” Truck 100lbs 5 Small Tractor 200lbs 10 Large Tractor 600lbs 30 Large Mining 12,500lbs 625
State Fiscal Year (July-June) Passenger Tire Equivalents Cost 1998-1999 7,720,761 $7,639,895.64 2000-2006 (Kirby) 23,276,112 $39,930,867.09 2003 1,617,917 $1,110,518.41 2004 1,073,523 $1,514,448.81 2005 849,407 $1,223,315.39 2006 1,355,852 $1,282,292.75 2007 381,789 $643,235.40 2008 833,633 $1,587,681.40 2009 798,218 $2,987,490.46
State Fiscal Year (July- June) Passenger Tire Equivalents Cost 2010 303,828 $668,743.31 2011 193,501 $492,090.70 2012 107,945 $354,290.17 2013 276,144 $798,581.84 2014 129,438 $308,668.00 2015 332,118 $1,002,595.77 2016 164,609 $604,437.85 2017 1,173,251 $2,717,378.11 2018 204,020 $731,483.33 Totals 40,792,066 $65,598,014.43
($598,106.23);
($2,119,271.88).
($549,170.23);
($182,313.10).
Channon Cohen, Env. Specialist 3 614-728-5353 Kevin Shoemaker, Env. Specialist 2 614-728-5339 Bruce McCoy, Manager 614-728-5345 Cassandra Schramm, Env. Specialist 2 614-728-5325 Kelly Jeter, Supervisor 614-728-5337