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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 • Scrap Tire Remediation Numbers • Questions

Scrap Tire Management Fund ORC 3734.82 Established Fund ORC 3734.901 Tire Fee

Scrap Tire Fee • Fee of $1.00/New Tires Sold (wholesale); • $0.50 to Ohio EPA for Scrap Tire Program; • $0.50 to ODA Soil & Water Conservation Program; and • Fee Sunset Date is June 30, 2020.

Scrap Tire Management Fund Priorities for Use of Tire Funds: 3734.85 (B) 1. Accumulations that the director finds constitute a fire hazard or threat to public health ; 2. Accumulations of more than one million scrap tires ; 3. Accumulations of scrap tires in densely populated areas ; 4. Other accumulations of scrap tires that the director or board of health determines constitute a public nuisance ; 5. Any other illegal accumulations of scrap tires.

Scrap Tire Remediation ORC 3734.85 “ No-Fault” & Enforcement Clean-ups

No-Fault Tire Removal Program Who Can Apply Cost • Private Citizens • Free to eligible applicants • Businesses • Contingent on available • Local Governments funding Restrictions Property Type • 100-5000 tires • Private Property • Must meet all statutory • Public Property criteria

No-Fault Program Eligibility Number of Scrap tires • No less than 100 scrap tires • No more than 5000 scrap tires – Specific to tires, not PTEs – Local Government applicants may aggregate tires from public properties within their jurisdiction

No-Fault Program Eligibility Statutory Criteria 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)

Explanation of Condition One • Tires placed after owner acquired title, Acquired Title Tires Dumped OAC 3734.85 (E)

Explanation of Condition One OR tires placed before owner acquired title by • bequest or devise. Inherit Tires Tires already on property OAC 3734.85 (E)

Scrap Tire Remediation Projects Application was submitted by a citizen . Example of a private property project

Scrap Tire Remediation Projects Application was submitted by a citizen . Example of a private property project

Scrap Tire Remediation Projects Application was submitted by a business . (private property)

Local Government Scrap Tire Remediation Projects Collection sites located on public property

No-Fault Removal Program HOW TO APPLY

Scrap Tire Removal Applications No-Fault 1. Scrap Tire Removal Consent Form for Citizens and Businesses Private Property 2. Scrap Tire Removal Consent Form for Counties and Local Governments ( Collections ) Public Property

Scrap Tire Removal Application Checklist/Instructions (page 1)  Consent Form (pages 2 & 3)  Recorded Deed (attachment)  Photos/Map (attachments)

Scrap Tire Removal Application Consent Form (pages 2 & 3) Legal Access • Mailing Address • Signature • Point of Contact •

Not Eligible for No-Fault Clean-ups? • Removal by Responsible Party • Removal by Property Owner • Enforcement • Enforcement Removal Action OAC 3734.85 (E)

Enforcement Removals 3734.85 • Applicable to accumulations of 100+ tires that do not meet “No-Fault” criteria. • Requires: – 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.

2016 Enforcement Removal Before Enforcement Example

Enforcement Removals After Enforcement Example

Scrap Tire Remediation Numbers 1998-2018

PTE = Passenger Tire Equivalent • Conversion factor for converting between numbers of scrap tires and weight • Based on average weight of one whole passenger tire = 20 lb.

PTE Chart 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 Passenger Tire Equivalents Cost (July-June) 1998-1999 7,720,761 $7,639,895.64 2000-2006 (Kirby) 23,276,112 $39,930,867.09 1,617,917 $1,110,518.41 2003 2004 1,073,523 $1,514,448.81 2005 849,407 $1,223,315.39 1,355,852 $1,282,292.75 2006 2007 381,789 $643,235.40 833,633 $1,587,681.40 2008 2009 798,218 $2,987,490.46 PTEs Remediated SFY 1998-2009

State Fiscal Year (July- Passenger Tire Equivalents Cost June) 2010 303,828 $668,743.31 2011 193,501 $492,090.70 107,945 $354,290.17 2012 2013 276,144 $798,581.84 2014 129,438 $308,668.00 2015 332,118 $1,002,595.77 164,609 $604,437.85 2016 1,173,251 $2,717,378.11 2017 2018 204,020 $731,483.33 Totals 40,792,066 $65,598,014.43 PTEs Remediated SFY 2010-2018

State Fiscal Year 2017 Scrap Tire Remediation Projects Summary • 92 No-Fault Clean-ups • Removed 1,180.26 tons of Scrap Tires ($598,106.23); • 4 Enforcement Projects • Removed 10,555.25 tons of Scrap Tires ($2,119,271.88).

State Fiscal Year 2018 Scrap Tire Remediation Projects Summary • 54 No-Fault Clean-ups • Removed 1,308.60 tons of Scrap Tires ($549,170.23); • 2 Enforcement Projects • Removed 731 tons of Scrap Tires ($182,313.10).

Questions

Scrap Tire Unit Contacts Channon Cohen, Env. Specialist 3 Cassandra Schramm, Env. Specialist 2 614-728-5353 614-728-5325 Kelly Jeter, Supervisor Kevin Shoemaker, Env. Specialist 2 614-728-5337 614-728-5339 Bruce McCoy, Manager 614-728-5345 General Scrap Tire Information • Scrap Tire Removal Application: Counties & Local Governments • Scrap Tire Removal Application: Citizens & Businesses •