New York A11015 mandates state agencies to implement composting programs in their buildings, allowing various waste management methods, and requires.

New York A11015 requires all state agencies to establish composting programs in their buildings, allowing them to arrange for private waste collection, transport waste themselves, or process it on-site. The bill mandates that compostable waste, including food scraps and plant trimmings, be separated and placed in labeled containers. Agencies must post signs with instructions on waste separation and ensure containers are latched. The bill also requires annual reports on program costs and effectiveness, with a comprehensive state report due by December 2030.

New York A11015 mandates state agencies to implement composting programs in their buildings, allowing various waste management methods, and requires.

New York A11015 requires all state agencies to establish composting programs in their buildings, allowing them to arrange for private waste collection, transport waste themselves, or process it on-site. The bill mandates that compostable waste, including food scraps and plant trimmings, be separated and placed in labeled containers. Agencies must post signs with instructions on waste separation and ensure containers are latched. The bill also requires annual reports on program costs and effectiveness, with a comprehensive state report due by December 2030.