(a) A written or more effective notice or combination of both that is reasonably designed to reach each household affected by this subchapter shall be distributed in a timely manner to enable any interested resident to participate in each collection opportunity.
(b) The notice shall explain the following:
  (1) the benefits of participating in the collection;
  (2) the opportunities available pursuant to this subchapter and through other means (such as the lead-acid battery trade-in program);
  (3) the materials that can be brought for safe disposal under this program;
  (4) the proper preparation of the materials for this program; and
  (5) a telephone number at which more information about the services can be obtained.
(c) Attendants at each site shall provide educational materials with guidance for reducing and properly handling household hazardous materials and for the use of less hazardous alternatives.

Source Note: The provisions of this §332.64 adopted to be effective November 29, 1995, 20 TexReg 9717.