Land owners and land managers

　In recent years, there have been cases in which demolition contractors store waste generated from construction work, etc. on rented land and go bankrupt while leaving the waste unattended.
　Originally, the company that left the waste must clear it up, but if the company does not have funds, the landowner or land manager may eventually clean up the waste. .
　In order to prevent such a situation beforehand, please note the following when making a land lease agreement with a company that stores waste or a company that is expected to store it. .

• When making a land lease contract, if it is expected that waste will be brought into the land, make sure that you are willing to store the waste.
• When making a lease contract for land with a business that stores waste, "The amount of storage stipulated in the Waste Management and Public Cleansing Law (7 days of the average daily carry-out at the storage location) Do not store more than that. " Take measures to minimize damage even if the business operator leaves the waste under such conditions.

• Thorough management such as strengthening land patrols so that waste is not stored improperly.
• If it is confirmed that the waste is properly stored on the land (such as a sudden increase in waste), immediately ask the business operator to hear the situation and request that the waste be cleared up, Please contact the Waste Management Section.

• If you have a land lease agreement with a demolition contractor, etc., make sure that the land is used in accordance with the contract details.

　If you find that waste is stored even though the purpose of use of the land is contracted as a material storage area, etc., it is desirable to take measures such as reviewing the contract contents and requesting removal of waste. Will be

　If you find that waste is stored improperly, please contact the Business Waste Management Section.

• If you make a lease contract or make a contract with a company that stores waste generated due to construction work, etc. for land with an area of 300 square meters or more, the company will notify you that the waste will be stored in Yokohama City Please check if you have done.
  If you have not reported, please contact the Business Waste Management Section.

Article 5, Paragraph 1 of the Law Concerning the Treatment and Cleaning of Waste (Containing Cleanliness, etc.)
Occupant of land or building (if there is no occupant, it shall be manager. The same shall apply hereinafter. ) Must endeavor to keep the land or building occupied or managed clean.