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Construction and Demolition Debris Waste Management Report (WMR)

 

 

The City of Chula Vista enforces a Construction and Demolition Debris Recycling Ordinance, Chula Vista Municipal Code (CVMC) Section 8.25.095, and abides by California Green Building Standards Code. Prior to the issuance of a demolition or building permit, you must have completed this Waste Management Report form and obtained approval from the Environmental Services Section, demonstrating how you will recycle 100% of the inert debris and a minimum of 65% of the remaining construction and demolition debris generated by your project.

Please be informed that all construction and demolition projects covered under this ordinance and the California Green Building Standards Code are required to complete a Waste Management Report form and submit a Performance Deposit, unless specifically exempted as described in CVMC 8.25.095.

Step 1: Before the Project Begins

A. This is a three-step process. Complete this form, which identifies the construction and demolition debris that you expect to generate, and what you plan to recycle or reuse/salvage. You must also specify all facilities where you plan to take debris generated by your project. Submit your form to the Environmental Services Section for review and approval. The review and approval process may take up to ten (10) business days. 

Note: If you are applying for more than one permit, a Waste Management Report must be submitted for each permit. A WMR submitted with more than one permit number will not be accepted.

B.  Pay a refundable Performance Deposit, if applicable. The deposit is calculated at 0.75% (three quarters of one percent) of the project valuation for new construction and certain tenant improvements and 1.5% (one and one-half percent) of the project valuation for demolition projects, up to a maximum of $30,000.  The Performance Deposit will be paid at the time you pay your permit fees, or you may provide the City with a surety bond if your Performance Deposit is calculated at $10,000 or more.

Step 2: During the Project

Save all receipts and/or documents from recycling centers, reuse/salvage centers, processing facilities, and landfills where debris was taken.

Step 3: After the Project (Refund)

Upon project completion, you have thirty (30) business days to submit all documentation. The submittal of all receipts/weight tickets, photos and narrative documentation of any reuse activities is your request for a refund. Your Performance Deposit will be refunded based upon your documentation of the amount of debris you diverted from disposal. Remember that you must divert 100% of all inert debris generated by the project and at least 65% of the remaining debris from landfill disposal to qualify for a full refund. Otherwise, your deposit refund will be prorated.


Please correct the fields below:

City of Chula Vista Waste Management Report

Please note all fields must be filled out to be approved.

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*Enter only ONE permit number
Permit Number:
Square Footage:
Will you be separating materials for recycling on-site?
Will you be separating materials for recycling on-site?
Did you contact the City’s franchise waste hauler (Republic Services) for construction & demolition recycling services?
Did you contact the City’s franchise waste hauler (Republic Services) for construction & demolition recycling services?
 
Project Location (Address/Cross Street):
Project Name:
Applicant contact Name:
Mailing Address:
Phone:
E-mail Address:

Please identify materials in the columns below that are expected to be generated by your project and indicate whether those items will be reused/salvaged, recycled, or disposed of in a landfill.

 

If you do not expect to generate a particular material, leave that row blank. Submit the completed form for approval.

 

For a list of construction & demolition debris recycling facilities, visit C&D Facility Directory.

 

Contact Environmental Services at (619) 691-5122 with any questions regarding this form.

 

Inert Materials
(Must divert 100% of these materials)


Please identify materials in the columns below that are expected to be generated by your project and indicate whether those items will be reused/salvaged, recycled, or disposed of in a landfill. If you do not expect to generate a particular material, leave that row blank. Submit the completed form for approval. For a list of construction & demolition debris recycling facilities, visit C&D Facility Directory. Contact Environmental Services at (619) 691-5122 with any questions regarding this form. Inert Materials (Must divert 100% of these materials)
Reused / Salvaged Recycled Facility name where debris will be taken:
Asphalt/Concrete
Brick/Masonry/Tile
Landscape debris (brush, trees, stumps, etc.)
Mixed inert debris

Other Materials
(Must divert at least 65% of these materials)


Other Materials (Must divert at least 65% of these materials)
Reused / Salvaged Recycled Disposed at landfill Facility name where debris will be taken:
Cabinets, doors, fixtures, windows
Cardboard
Carpet
Carpet (padding/foam only)
Ceiling Tile (acoustic)
Drywall (new, unpainted, or scrap)
Drywall (used)
Mixed debris (processed as C&D)
Roofing materials
Scrap metal
Stucco
Unpainted wood & pallets
Trash/Garbage
 



Reused / Salvaged Recycled Disposed at landfill Facility name where debris will be taken:
Other (Described above):
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