(1) A person who transports ten or more waste tires in any one load shall: (a) Transport the waste tires either out of state or to a registered waste tire generator, waste tire hauler, waste tire collection facility, waste tire processor, waste tire monofill, approved beneficial user of whole waste tires, municipal or county-owned waste tire collection area, or municipal or privately owned solid waste landfill in compliance with the rules promulgated pursuant to this article; (b) Register with the department as a waste tire hauler pursuant to rules promulgated pursuant to this section; (c) Affix to the vehicle used for such transportation a waste tire hauler decal acquired from the department pursuant to section 30-20-1417 (1); (d) Comply with the manifest requirements of section 30-20-1417 (2), including creating and maintaining, for at least three years, records relating to such transportation; (e) Submit an annual report to the department; and (f) Complete and submit self-certification documentation as required by the department. (2) A waste tire hauler that is not also registered as a waste tire collection facility, waste tire processor, or waste tire monofill shall not have on site: (a) More than one thousand five hundred waste tires at any one time; (b) A waste tire for more than three days; or (c) Waste tires outside the waste hauler's vehicle or trailer. (3) Law enforcement officers have authority to stop a person or persons hauling waste tires in violation of this section; impound the vehicle being used in violation of this section; and issue a citation to the driver. (4) A government entity that removes illegally disposed waste tires is exempt from this section if the waste tires are disposed of or recycled in accordance with this part 14. (5) Nothing in this section prohibits a beneficial user of waste tires from transporting waste tires to a department-approved beneficial use location. (6) The department may issue a waiver relating to any requirement of this section.
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