How to Dispose of Waste in the Event of a Large-Scale Disaster

 The town has established the Oizumi Town Disaster Waste Disposal Plan in order to properly dispose of the large amount of disaster waste (debris, trash, human waste, etc.) generated in the event of a major disaster.
This plan establishes a system for waste disposal in the event of a major disaster, which includes a classification of waste separation.
For the sake of early recovery and reconstruction, we need to enforce rules and manners such as sorting of garbage even more thoroughly than in normal times.

How to Dispose of Waste in the Event of a Large-Scale Disaster

 

Waste type Sorting method (example) Where to bring Location, Period, etc.

Cleanup trash generated by disasters, etc.

 

Debris from damaged houses, etc.

Burnable trash: furniture, tatami mats, wood shavings, mixed combustible materials, etc.

Non-burnable trash: glass, ceramics, concrete, roof tiles, gypsum boards, noncombustible compounds, etc.

Home appliances: 4 home appliances (TV, air conditioner, washing machine/clothes dryer, refrigerator), small home appliances, PC

Temporary storage space To be set up in parks designated by the town for the time being.
The location and timing may change depending on the damage, which will be announced on the town website.
Household trash

Burnable trash: Food scraps, clothes, used toilet waste, etc.

Non-burnable trash: glass, ceramics, metals, etc.

Resource Waste: Cans, plastic bottles, other plastics, glass bottles, paper (cardboard, etc.), dangerous items (fluorescent lights, spray cans, batteries, etc.)

Trash station you usually use If your regular trash station is damaged by the disaster, you may be asked to temporarily use another trash station. If a temporary trash station is to be set up, it will be announced on the town’s website after the disaster occurs.
Shelter trash

Burnable trash: Food scraps, clothes, used toilet waste, etc.

Non-burnable trash: glass, ceramics, metals, etc.

Resource Waste: Cans, plastic bottles, other plastics, glass bottles, paper (cardboard, etc.), dangerous items (fluorescent lights, spray cans, batteries, etc.)

Trash dumpster at the shelter Installed inside the shelter until the shelter closes

Methods of Discharging Waste Associated with Business Activities

As in normal times, no waste generated by business activities may be disposed of at the waste station.
Please ask a licensed collection and transportation company or bring it to a disposal facility by yourself and dispose of it for a fee.

Open burning and illegal dumping

Even in times of disaster, open burning and illegal dumping are prohibited by law, and must be avoided at all costs.

Contact

Environmental Development Division, Urban Construction Department 
Telephone number: 0276-63-3111
Window location: Window No. 5 on the 1st floor of the Town hall