Use of Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination - Mixed Crushed Concrete, Brick, Rock, and Asphalt Pavement - New York

Use of Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination - Mixed Crushed Concrete, Brick, Rock, and Asphalt Pavement 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?
A: A Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination is a process that determines how a specific waste material can be used in a beneficial way.

Q: What is Mixed Crushed Concrete, Brick, Rock, and Asphalt Pavement?
A: Mixed Crushed Concrete, Brick, Rock, and Asphalt Pavement refers to a mixture of these materials that have been crushed into small pieces.

Q: How is Mixed Crushed Concrete, Brick, Rock, and Asphalt Pavement used in New York?
A: Mixed Crushed Concrete, Brick, Rock, and Asphalt Pavement is allowed to be used for certain beneficial purposes in New York, as determined by a Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination.

Q: What are some examples of beneficial uses for Mixed Crushed Concrete, Brick, Rock, and Asphalt Pavement?
A: Some examples of beneficial uses include using it as a base material for roads or construction projects, as fill material, or for erosion control.

Q: Is there any specific regulation for the use of Mixed Crushed Concrete, Brick, Rock, and Asphalt Pavement in New York?
A: Yes, the use of Mixed Crushed Concrete, Brick, Rock, and Asphalt Pavement for beneficial purposes in New York is regulated under the Predetermined Beneficial Use Determination process.