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 "description": "Solid Waste \u2013 Closed City Dumps:\tCity dump sites that operated in the 1940s through the 1970s were abandoned and closed, many after solid waste management statutes and regulations were established in the early 1970s.            Solid Waste \u2013 Landfills: Landfills permitted to accept solid waste for disposal \u2013 Subtitle D municipal solid waste, small arid municipal solid waste, industrial, construction & demolition and tire monofills.\n\nSolid Waste \u2013 Other Permits: Solid waste processing permits include: incinerators, composting facilities, household hazardous waste facilities, transfer stations, and reclamation facilities (processing of a hazardous substance or an industrial waste).  Waste Tire permits include: waste tire processors, mobile waste tire processors, waste tire transporters, and waste tire collection centers. Approvals and exemptions from a permit (KSA 65-3407c) include: contaminated soil landfarms, disposal without a permit sites. Other approvals include the beneficial use of potential wastes through land application or civil engineering uses.",
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