(3)__Authorized bins for mercury-added thermostat collection are made available at all heating, ventilation and air conditioning supply, electrical supply and plumbing supply distributor locations that sell thermostats; and

(4)__By January 1, 2007, authorized bins for mercury- added thermostat collection are made available to municipalities and regions requesting bins for mercury- added thermostat collection at universal waste collection sites or at periodic household hazardous waste collection events, as long as the collection sites or events are approved by the department for mercury-added thermostat collections;

B.__Work cooperatively with the department and others in accordance with subsection 4 to establish appropriate systems in order to implement the plan developed pursuant to subsection 4;

C.__Within 3 months after the department develops phase one of the plan required by subsection 4, implement phase one of the plan;

D.__Within 3 months after the department develops phase 2 of the plan required by subsection 4, implement phase 2 of the plan;

E.__Within 3 months after the department develops phase one of the plan required by subsection 4, provide a financial incentive with a minimum value of $5 for the return of each mercury-added thermostat by a contractor or service technician to an established recycling collection point;

F.__Within 3 months after the department develops phase 2 of the plan required by subsection 4, provide a financial incentive with a minimum value of $5 for the return of each mercury-added thermostat by a homeowner to an established recycling collection point; and

G.__Beginning in 2008, submit an annual report to the department by January 30th of each year that includes at a minimum:

(1)__The number of mercury-added thermostats collected and recycled by that manufacturer pursuant to this section during the previous calendar year;