Recyclable materials, as defined in <cite data-path="|23|§11-1">§ 11-1 of this article</cite>, and compostable yard waste may not be disposed of at the Quarantine Landfill. City Code, 1976/83, art. 23, §31(a)(1st sen.) Ord. 92-113 Ord. 07-488

The Commission on Sustainability shall prepare and implement a comprehensive recycling plan for recycling and composting at facilities operated by the City, individuals, and corporations, as prescribed in City Code <cite data-path="|5">Article 5</cite>, Subtitle 34 {“Commission on Sustainability”}. The plan shall include:provisions for a City recycling and composting facility; standards for the operation of private individual and corporate recycling and composting facilities; provisions for residential and food and beverage business recycling programs, including:an expansion of the scope of recyclable materials to be collected from residential and food and beverage business locations; improvements in frequency and scheduling of pickup of recyclable materials from residential and food and beverage business locations; performance measures for evaluating recycling services; an analysis of the fiscal impact of complying with this recycling plan; provisions for a local food waste composting program for food and beverage businesses; an analysis of the fiscal impact of complying with the recycling and composting plan; and any other provisions relating to the process of providing for a comprehensive recycling and composting plan for the City of Baltimore. City Code, 1976/83, art. 23, §31(b) Ord. 92-113 Ord. 07-488

The Director of Public Works may adopt rules and regulations to carry out the provisions of this subtitle, subject to Title 4 {“Administrative Procedure Act – Regulations”} of the <cite data-path="|general">City General Provisions Article</cite>, and subject to review by the Commission on Sustain ability. City Code, 1976/83, art. 23, §31(c) Ord. 92-113 Ord. 07-488 Text Conformed 02/23/21 By authority of Ordinance 20-431, Section 5, the Director of Legislative Reference, in consultation with the Law Department, has conformed this section to refer expressly to the requirements of the recently-enacted Administrative Procedure Act that, effective January 15, 2021, governs the proposal, adoption, and publication of administrative rules and regulations.