L100 waste code Victoria Rinse water from washing cars & trucks.
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- Environment Protection Regulations 2021 and EPA Victoria guidance
- Nothing is stored
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L100, Vehicle-wash wastewater.
Victoria
Vehicle-wash wastewater
L100 is pre classified; reportable for transactions; reportable for transport.
Is Victoria L100 priority waste?
Yes. L100 is pre-classified priority waste, so no mirror assessment decides its Schedule 5 status. Transactions and transport are both reportable.
Where the duty applies, enter L100 as the Schedule 5 waste code in the Waste Tracker record. The tracking exceptions and designation and household rules still apply.
What does Victoria L100 cover?
Wastewater from washing cars or trucks goes here. The source is vehicle washing, not industrial wash water classed by a controlled-waste contaminant.
- Official wording
- Environment Protection Regulations 2021, authorised Version 010
- Schedule 5 item
- 64
- Classification
- pre-classified
Is vehicle-wash water Victoria L100?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| L100 | The wastewater came from washing cars or trucks. |
Pick the code for the waste itself, not for a chemical in it. A chemical in soil or another material doesn't decide the description on the load record.
What does a Victoria L100 load need before it moves?
For a reportable transaction, the producer creates the Waste Tracker record before dispatch. A transporter or accredited consigner can do it for the producer, who stays accountable and keeps a copy. Arrange the transporter and receiving site first.
Record the code, an accurate description, form, amount, packages, treatment, industry, dispatch date and the parties involved. Add dangerous goods details where they apply. The driver records collection and delivery, and the receiver records receipt. Priority waste sent to landfill, and soil that is priority waste, also need the disposal category.
Which wastes take Victoria L100?
| Waste | When it’s L100 |
|---|---|
| Car and truck wash water | The liquid comes from washing cars or trucks. |
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