2. It requires the Commissioner of Administrative and Financial Services to lead the development of a pollution prevention system for state facilities by 2005, in consultation with the Commissioner of Environmental Protection.

3. It revises the toxics use, toxics release and hazardous waste reduction goals by establishing statewide goals of a 40% reduction by January 1, 2002, a 50% reduction by January 1, 2004 and a 60% reduction by January 1, 2006. It requires the Commissioner of Environmental Protection to report to the Joint Standing Committee on Natural Resources by February 15, 2000 with the commissioner's recommendations regarding the statewide reduction goals and whether those goals should be revised.

4. It requires the Commissioner of Environmental Protection to submit a biennial report to the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over natural resources matters on the progress toward meeting the statewide goals for toxics use, toxics release and hazardous waste reduction and the adequacy of the reduction goals set by facilities.

5. It clarifies that new facilities are also subject to the pollution prevention planning, reporting and fee requirements.

6. It clarifies which facilities are required to prepare pollution prevention plans and progress reports and which facilities are exempt from planning, reporting and fee requirements.

7. It requires facilities to prepare pollution prevention plans by January 1, 2000 and every 2 years thereafter. In addition to the current plan requirements, a plan must include a financial analysis of the costs and benefits of reducing the amount of toxics used, toxics released and hazardous waste generated and the facility's 2-year goals for reducing the amount of extremely hazardous substances used, toxics released and hazardous waste generated.

8. It requires facilities to submit biennial pollution prevention progress reports to the Department of Environmental Protection and specifies what must be included in the reports.

9. It requires facilities to involve employees in developing pollution prevention plans and plan updates. It also requires facilities to notify the municipal officers in the municipality in which a facility is located of pollution