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accepted on an annual basis. For purposes of this paragraph,
"single entity" means an individual, partnership, corporation
or limited liability company that is not engaged primarily in
the business of treating or disposing of solid waste or
special waste. This paragraph does not apply if an individual
partner, shareholder, member or other ownership interest in
the single entity disposes of waste in the solid waste
facility. A waste facility receiving ash resulting from the
combustion of municipal solid waste or refuse-derived fuel is
not exempt from this subsection solely by operation of this
paragraph; or

 
F. A private corporation that accepts material-separated,
refuse-derived fuel as a supplemental fuel and does not burn
waste other than its own.

 
Until January 1,__2007, for purposes of this subsection, "waste
that is generated within the State" includes residue and bypass
generated by incineration, processing and recycling facilities
within the State.

 
Sec. 3. 38 MRSA §1310-Q, as amended by PL 1989, c. 890, Pt. A, §40
and Pt. B, §245, is further amended to read:

 
§1310-Q. Transfer of license

 
1. Transfer. No person may transfer a license issued
pursuant to this Title without the transfer of the license being
approved by the department prior to transfer of the ownership of
the property, facility or structure which that constitutes or is
part of the solid waste disposal facility. The department, at
its discretion, may require that the proposed new owner of the
facility apply for a new license or may approve the transfer of
the existing license upon a satisfactory showing that the new
owner can abide its terms and conditions and will be able to
comply with the provisions of this Title, except that the
department may not approve the transfer of an existing license of
a municipal solid waste disposal facility to a private entity.
The department shall consider the extent to which the disposal
facility was sited and developed and is currently operated to
meet the capacity needs of municipalities within a specific
geographic region. The department shall approve the transfer of
license when, in addition to all other requirements of this
Title, the applicant has demonstrated that:

 
A. The facility will continue to be operated to meet the
municipal disposal capacity needs for which the facility was
sited and developed and for which it is currently operated;


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