Maine § 25 §2493 Disposal program

Maine Statutes

§ 25 §2493 — Disposal program

Maine § 25 §2493

Title 25INTERNAL SECURITY AND PUBLIC SAFETY

Part 6FIRE PREVENTION AND FIRE PROTECTION

Ch. 318-AEXPIRED MARINE FLARES

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 25, § 25 §2493 (2026).

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The commissioner shall establish a program for the safe, nonpolluting disposal of all types of expired marine flares pursuant to this section.

1.Short-term storage. Expired marine flares collected pursuant to section 2492 that require short-term storage must be stored according to standards established by the Department of Public Safety.

2.Sorting. Expired marine flares collected pursuant to section 2492 must be sorted by type for proper incineration.

3.Incineration. Expired marine flares sorted pursuant to subsection 2 must be incinerated at temperatures that are compliant with Department of Environmental Protection standards for preventing air pollution.

4.Recycling. To the extent practicable, material from incinerated expired marine flares must be recycled.

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The commissioner shall establish a program for the safe, nonpolluting disposal of all types of expired marine flares pursuant to this section.
1.
Short-term storage.
Expired marine flares collected pursuant to section 2492 that require short-term storage must be stored according to standards established by the Department of Public Safety.
2.
Sorting.
Expired marine flares collected pursuant to section 2492 must be sorted by type for proper incineration.
3.
Incineration.
Expired marine flares sorted pursuant to subsection 2 must be incinerated at temperatures that are compliant with Department of Environmental Protection standards for preventing air pollution.
4.
Recycling.
To the extent practicable, material from incinerated expired marine flares must be recycled.