Local Regulations

Business License: Obtain a business license specific to salvage operations within city limits.
Zoning Compliance: Ensure the salvage yard is located in an area zoned for industrial or salvage operations.
Waste Management Plan: Develop a plan for the disposal of hazardous materials in compliance with local waste management ordinances.

State Salvage License: Acquire a state-issued salvage license to operate legally within the state.
Vehicle Registration: Maintain records of all salvaged vehicles that comply with state vehicle registration laws.
Reporting Obligations: Submit regular reports to state authorities detailing salvaged items and materials processed.

Environmental Requirements

Hazardous Waste Disposal: Follow state and federal guidelines for the disposal of hazardous waste materials.
Air Quality Compliance: Adhere to air quality regulations, particularly regarding emissions from operations and equipment.
Water Protection Measures: Implement measures to prevent contamination of local water sources, including proper runoff management.

Salvage License: Proof of the state-issued license permitting salvage operations.
Environmental Impact Assessment: Document assessing the potential environmental impacts of salvage operations.
Insurance Certificates: Certificates of liability insurance that cover salvage operations and potential environmental damages.

Pre-Inspection Preparation: Gather all required documentation and ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.
On-Site Inspection: An inspector will evaluate the salvage facility, checking for compliance with all regulations and proper handling of materials.
Post-Inspection Review: Review findings with the inspector, address any identified issues, and prepare for any necessary follow-up inspections or corrective actions.