Chapter 18.06
MOTOR OIL POINT-OF-SALE NOTIFICATION PROGRAM

Sections:

18.06.010    Implemented.

18.06.020    Definitions.

18.06.030    Public education element.

18.06.040    Data collection and reporting element.

18.06.050    Used oil retail notification element.

18.06.060    Annual program review element.

18.06.070    Retail collection of motor oil.

18.06.080    Annual report.

18.06.010 Implemented.

The following point-of-sale notification program for used oil retailers shall be implemented within the city of Rock Island effective April 1, 1995. This point-of-sale notification program shall be divided into four elements: (1) a public education element, (2) a data collection and reporting element, (3) a used oil retail notification element, and (4) an annual program review element. Specific information on each of the four elements are defined below and the entity responsible for the implementing of the element is identified. (Ord. 95-002).

18.06.020 Definitions.

For the purpose of this chapter:

A. Categories of Used Oil. Under WAC 173-303-515 used oil is identified into three categories:

1. On-specification;

2. Off-specification;

3. Dangerous waste.

B. “Solid waste program office” means the Douglas County solid waste program office.

C. “Solid waste advisory committee” means the Douglas County solid waste advisory committee (SWAC).

D. “Motor oil purchaser” means an individual who purchases motor oil from a retailer.

E. “Used oil collection program” means a program established by a retailer to collect on-specification used motor oil from the public. (Ord. 95-002).

18.06.030 Public education element.

The Douglas County solid waste program office shall implement a countywide public education program. This countywide public education program shall be coordinated with the Douglas County solid waste advisory committee (SWAC). The county shall, with the assistance of the SWAC, design and produce a countywide used oil collection information brochure. This brochure shall contain information that is helpful to the public in understanding the need to properly dispose of used oil, proper methods of collecting used oil, facilities that collect used oil and an explanation of the categories of used oil. (Ord. 95-002).

18.06.040 Data collection and reporting element.

The county shall implement a data collection and reporting program to track, monitor and report the effectiveness of the point-of-sale notification program. Each retailer within Rock Island that sells over 55 gallons of motor oil per month or 660 gallons or more annually shall complete an annual motor oil sales report. This annual motor oil report shall include:

A. Name and address of the retail outlet;

B. State of Washington Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) number;

C. Annual quantity of motor oil sold in gallons;

D. Signature of individual filling out the report;

E. Date that report was filled out.

The data collection and reporting program shall be designed to be confidential to protect individual businesses from release of proprietary information. (Ord. 95-002).

18.06.050 Used oil retail notification element.

Any retailer that sells over 55 gallons of motor oil per month or 660 gallons or more annually shall post a public notice which shall notify a motor oil purchaser of where their used oil can be collected. This public notice shall be prominently displayed; whenever reasonable, it shall be displayed in the immediate proximity of where the public would find the motor oil to purchase. (Ord. 95-002).

18.06.060 Annual program review element.

The city of Rock Island shall meet with the solid waste program office annually to review the effectiveness of the point-of-sale notification program. Specifically, this annual review shall focus on the following elements:

A. Effectiveness of the countywide public education program. Suggestions for improving the countywide public education program.

B. Effectiveness of the data collection and reporting program. Suggestions for improving the data collection and reporting program.

C. Retailer compliance with the used oil retail notification program. Suggestions for improving the used oil retail notification program.

D. Re-evaluation of the motor oil quantity levels for retailers. This re-evaluation shall be based upon the following specific circumstances:

1. Effectiveness in determining the amount of motor oil purchased within Rock Island.

2. Burden placed upon the retailers to comply with the data collection and reporting program.

3. Burden placed upon the retailers to comply with the used oil retail notification program.

E. Compliance with the adopted Douglas County used oil element. (Ord. 95-002).

18.06.070 Retail collection of motor oil.

Each retailer within Rock Island who annually sells 1,000 gallons or more of motor oil should consider the establishment of a public used oil collection program on their premises. Each retailer who chooses to offer this public service shall be included in the countywide public education program. (Ord. 95-002).

18.06.080 Annual report.

CITY OF ROCK ISLAND MOTOR OIL POINT-OF-SALE NOTIFICATION

Annual Report

As specified in Ordinance 95-002 all retailers within Rock Island who sell over 55 gallons of motor oil per month or 660 gallons annually must complete an annual motor oil point-of-sale notification report. This annual report will be used to verify the amount of motor oil sold within Rock Island, so that the city can document how effective its used oil collection program is. This annual motor oil point-of-sale notification report will provide the city with the verification necessary to comply with Chapter 70.95I RCW.

PLEASE PROVIDE
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION

Retail outlet preparing the report:

Name:     ________________________

Address:     ________________________

    ________________________

Phone number:        _________________

Individual preparing the report:

Name:     ________________________

Position:     ________________________

Phone number:        _________________

EPA/State Site Identification Number:

SIC #    ____________

Quantity of motor oil sold annually in gallons:

Volume sold:     _____ Gallons

I certify that the preceding information is correct and that all the terms and conditions contained within Ordinance 95-002 have been complied with.

_____________    _________

Signature    Date

(Ord. 95-002).