Use of Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination - Crushed Concrete, Brick, and / or Rock - New York

Use of Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination - Crushed Concrete, Brick, and/or Rock is a legal document that was released by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation - a government authority operating within New York.

FAQ

Q: What is a Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination (PBU)?
A: A Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination (PBU) is a process that allows certain materials, like crushed concrete, brick, and/or rock, to be used for specific purposes without requiring individual permits for each use.

Q: What materials are covered under the Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination in New York?
A: The Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination in New York covers crushed concrete, brick, and/or rock.

Q: What can crushed concrete, brick, and/or rock be used for under the Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination?
A: Under the Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination, crushed concrete, brick, and/or rock can be used for purposes such as structural fill, road base, or as a component in cement or asphalt.

Q: Do I need an individual permit for each use of crushed concrete, brick, and/or rock under the Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination?
A: No, the Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination eliminates the need for individual permits for each use of crushed concrete, brick, and/or rock.

Q: Are there any requirements or limitations for using crushed concrete, brick, and/or rock under the Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination?
A: Yes, there are requirements and limitations that must be followed, such as testing the materials for certain characteristics, compliance with applicable regulations, and adherence to specific usage restrictions.