ADEM_No_Dumping_Sign.pdf
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- Attached to
- Lester Patterson Road Site Remediation (UAD)
- Solicitation number
- SRC0000033016
- Issued by
- Wilcox County, Alabama
About this file
This is a regulatory notice document issued by the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) regarding illegal dumping prohibitions and signage requirements. The document outlines specifications for "No Dumping" signs that must be installed to comply with Alabama state law and ADEM regulations. The required sign specifications include minimum dimensions of 12 inches by 8 inches, with signs required to be constructed of metal and installed on a five-foot high metal post. The document provides a standard sign design with text stating that state law and ADEM regulations prohibit illegal dumping and that violations are subject to enforcement and fines. The notice includes a reporting mechanism directing the public to call 1-800-533-ADEM to report illegal dumping activities.
No pricing, contract terms, award dates, set-asides, or procurement timelines are specified in this document. This appears to be an informational notice establishing minimum compliance standards for signage rather than a procurement opportunity with specific deliverables, quantities, or contractual terms. The document serves as guidance for property owners and managers regarding the proper installation and specifications of no dumping signage required under Alabama environmental regulations.
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NO
DUMPING
State law and Alabama Department of
Environmental Management regulations prohibit illegal dumping.
Any person violating these provisions shall be subject to enforcement punishable by a fine.
REPORT DUMPERS
CALL 1-800-533-ADEM
minimum of 12 inches minimum of 8 inches
SIGN SHOULD BE METAL AND INSTALLED ON A FIVE-FOOT HIGH METAL POST
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