287.13(13)(c)1.1. The proposed recycling or recovery of resources is economically efficient;

287.13(13)(c)2.2. The proposed recycling or recovery of resources would not reduce the type or quantity of solid waste available to the facility for which the required use order was issued to such an extent that the facility could not maintain minimum operational volumes necessary to fulfill existing contractual obligations for products or energy or necessary to make the facility economically feasible; and

287.13(13)(c)3.3. The proposed recycling or recovery of resources results in a higher or better use of solid waste resources. A higher or better use of solid waste resources results if:

287.13(13)(c)3.a.a. Recyclable or reusable materials are derived from the solid waste resources; or

287.13(15)(15) Fee and rate review. The tipping fee, rates and other charges and any revision in the tipping fee, rates and other charges established by a municipality for use of a facility for the recycling of solid waste or for the recovery of resources from solid waste which is required under this section are subject to review under ch. 68.

287.13(16)(16) Permits, license and approvals; report review and fees; proof of financial responsibility.

287.13(16)(a)(a) A municipality may not construct, operate, maintain, expand, modify or close any facility for the recycling of solid waste or for the recovery of resources from solid waste in violation of chs. 281, 285 and 289 to 299 or without any license, permit or approval required by the department.

287.13(16)(b)(b) The department shall review each comprehensive facility project description report submitted under sub. (7) and may require a municipality to pay a fee to cover costs incurred by the department associated with this review.

287.13(16)(c)(c) The department may require a municipality to maintain proof of financial responsibility to ensure the availability of funds necessary for closure costs associated with the closing of a facility for the recycling of solid waste or for the recovery of resources from solid waste, and to remedy, abate or prevent hazards to public health or the environment.

287.13(17)(a)(a) In this subsection, “incinerator” means a device which maintains a controlled process by which solid waste is thermally altered into gases and residue containing little or no combustible material.

287.13(17)(b)(b) A municipality which adopts a waste flow control ordinance may not operate an incinerator as one of the means of recycling solid waste unless the department certifies that the requirements of par. (bg) are met.

287.13(17)(bg)(bg) Solid waste of each type to be incinerated, as determined in the air permit under s. 285.60, shall be recycled by means other than incineration to the extent of economic feasibility.

287.13(17)(e)(e) This subsection applies to incinerators in operation on and after July 1, 1989.

287.15(1)(1) Definitions. As used in this section, unless the content requires otherwise:

287.15(1)(a)(a) “Automotive engine oil” means any oil to be used in the engine or crankcase of a motor vehicle.

287.15(1)(b)(b) “Consumer” means a person who, for personal or family purposes, purchases or uses automotive engine oil or generates, collects, stores or transports engine waste oil in quantities of less than 200 gallons per year.

287.15(1)(c)(c) “Engine waste oil” means automotive engine oil after it is used and removed from the engine or crankcase of a motor vehicle but before that oil is recycled.

287.15(1)(e)(e) “Motor vehicle” means any vehicle propelled by an internal combustion engine and includes any automobile, truck, bus, motorcycle, snowmobile or vehicle which travels on or off roads or highways.

287.15(1)(f)(f) “Reclaimed oil” means engine waste oil which is processed by settling, dehydration, filtration or mixing, or combinations of those procedures, which removes some of the harmful physical and chemical characteristics which are acquired through use.

287.15(1)(h)(h) “Re-refined oil” means engine waste oil which is processed by high temperature distillation and chemical treatment or any other process which removes all harmful physical and chemical characteristics acquired through use.

287.15(1)(i)(i) “Retail sales establishment” means a person who is engaged in the business of selling automotive engine oil to consumers.

287.15(1)(j)(j) “Service establishment” means a person who is engaged in the business of servicing and removing automotive engine oil from motor vehicles for consumers.

287.15(1)(k)(k) “Waste oil” means any oil after use or which is contaminated through storage or handling before that oil is recycled.