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Section 53.7
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53.7. Every regional municipality must establish and maintain in force a residual materials management plan.
Two or more regional municipalities may agree to establish a joint residual materials management plan. In such a case, the procedure for adopting a management plan prescribed by this subdivision shall continue to apply, with the necessary modifications, to each regional municipality concerned, except that the public consultation established under section 53.13 may be a joint public consultation.
A local municipality may, with the consent of the regional municipality of which it is a part, be excluded from the management plan of the regional municipality and may, with its consent, be included in the management plan of another regional municipality.
53.7. Subject to the provisions of section 237 of chapter 68 of the statutes of 2001, every regional municipality must, within three years from 1 January 2001, establish a residual materials management plan.
Two or more regional municipalities may agree to establish a joint residual materials management plan. In such a case, the procedure for adopting a management plan prescribed by this subdivision shall continue to apply, with the necessary modifications, to each regional municipality concerned, except that the commission established under section 53.13 may be a joint commission.
A local municipality may, with the consent of the regional municipality of which it is a part, be excluded from the management plan of the regional municipality and may, with its consent, be included in the management plan of another regional municipality.
53.7. Every regional municipality must, within two years from 1 January 2001, establish a residual materials management plan. Where an application is made to the Minister before the sixth month preceding the expiry of that two-year period, the Minister may grant an extension of not more than one year for the establishment of the management plan.
Two or more regional municipalities may agree to establish a joint residual materials management plan. In such a case, the procedure for adopting a management plan prescribed by this subdivision shall continue to apply, with the necessary modifications, to each regional municipality concerned, except that the commission established under section 53.13 may be a joint commission.
A local municipality may, with the consent of the regional municipality of which it is a part, be excluded from the management plan of the regional municipality and may, with its consent, be included in the management plan of another regional municipality.
