Question 2786 — waste

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Ms. Michèle de Vaucouleurs draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, to the collection of inert waste from construction sites such as rubble, concrete blocks, concrete or cement; or ordinary industrial waste such as metals, wood, plaster. The construction contractor must either ensure the elimination of this waste himself by directing it to approved disposal sites, such as recycling plants or classified inert waste storage facilities (ISDI); or entrust the management of your inert (or non-hazardous) construction waste to a specialized company. In this second scenario, the contractor must enter into a contract with the specialized company stipulating that the company in question is officially responsible for sorting construction site waste, recovering construction site waste, or transporting it to another approved sector. Furthermore, since January 1, 2017, distributors of construction materials, products and equipment must ensure the recovery of waste used on construction sites. Only distributors operating a distribution unit whose surface area is greater than 400 m² or whose annual turnover is greater than 1 million euros are concerned. However, this regulation is often not respected and we find regularly on the side of the roads waste from construction sites in private homes which are not taken care of. These illegal deposits constitute a real visual pollution. It is therefore necessary to take appropriate measures which could, for example, be the provision of a receipt from the contractor to the individual for whom he has carried out the work confirming that the waste has been properly taken care of; payment part of the invoice for the work carried out depending on the delivery of this receipt. Furthermore, it is essential to develop the territorial network of collection, sorting and preparation facilities as close as possible to the sites generating waste and those likely to recover it. She therefore asks him to kindly inform her if such measures are being studied in order to improve the recovery of this type of waste. and reduce visual pollution by avoiding illegal dumping.

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