Boards and Commissions

Ohio Legislative Service Commission

Materials Management Advisory Council

Status	Type of Board	Full-time	Expiration Date
Current	Permanent	No	12/31/2024

Subject to Sunset Review	Partisan Affiliation Restriction	Senate Confirmation Required
Yes	No	Yes

Authority	Total Membership
R.C. 3734.49	13

Dates of Appointment		Term Length
Not later than November 13, 2015		3 years (initial terms are shorter than 3 years and of varying lengths)

Ending Date Of Term	Report Requirements
5 members terms end July 1, 2016, and each third year thereafter; 5 members terms end July 1, 2017, and each third year thereafter; 3 members terms end July 1, 2018 and each third year thereafter.	An annual report to the General Assembly on the state's solid waste management system and efforts towards achieving goals, restrictions, and objectives established under the Solid Waste Law.

Appointment Authority	Membership Composition
Governor	Members with other stated qualifications

Compensation		Staff Assistance
Expenses Only		None specified, Within the Environmental Protection Agency

Chairperson	Additional Information
Selected by the Director of Environmental Protection from among the Council's members.

Qualifications
One member who is an employee of a health district whose duties include enforcement of the solid waste provisions of this chapter; one member representing the interests of counties; one member representing the interests of municipal corporations; one member representing the interests of townships; one member representing the interests of solid waste management districts; one member representing a statewide environmental advocacy organization; one member representing the public; six members, representing private industry, with knowledge of or experience in waste management, recycling, or litter prevention programs. Those six members also must represent a broad range of interests, including manufacturing, wholesale, retail, labor, raw materials, commercial recycling, and solid waste management.

Qualifications

One member who is an employee of a health district whose duties include enforcement of the solid waste provisions of this chapter; one member representing the interests of counties; one member representing the interests of municipal corporations; one member representing the interests of townships; one member representing the interests of solid waste management districts; one member representing a statewide environmental advocacy organization; one member representing the public; six members, representing private industry, with knowledge of or experience in waste management, recycling, or litter prevention programs. Those six members also must represent a broad range of interests, including manufacturing, wholesale, retail, labor, raw materials, commercial recycling, and solid waste management.