# Attachment 2

### SOUTH DAKOTARCRA STATUTORY CHECKLIST (Abbreviated Version)

Title(s) ofLegislation: DateEnacted: ExhibitA: Hazardous Waste Mgmt, SDCL ch. 34A-11 Exhibit B: Dept. ofEnv. & Nat. Res., SDCL ch. 1-40 Exhibit C: Admin. Proc. & Rules, SDCLch. 1-26 Exhibit D: Public Records & Files, SDCLch. 1-27 Exhibit E: Remedies for Prot. OfEnv., SDCLch. 34A-IO Exhibit F: Solid Waste Management, SDCLch. 34A-6 Exhibit G: Regulated Substance Discharges, SDCLch. 34A-12 1983, last amd. 2011 1973, last amd. 2011 1966, last amd. 2013 1966, last amd. 2013 1973, last amd. 2011 1989, last amd. 201 I 1988, last amd. 2011

ExhibitA (Hazardous WasteManagementAct,SDCL ch.**34A~11)** contains the entireAct. AllotherExhibits generallycontain only thereferencedand/orrelevantstatutes.
Date Prepared: 7-7-2014 

### Statutory Element I. 

### DEFINITIONS Part271 Reference RCRACite State Cite

Note that40 CFRPart271 does notspecificallyaddress deji11itio11s of terms. However, the Federal program relies 011 various definitions for establishingtheapplicability andscope oftlzehazardous waste regulations. 

## If definitions of these termsappear in statestatutes, theyshouldbe atleastas stringellfas the analogous Federalstatutory or regulatory deji11itio11. The Stateshouldhavetheauthority to define the following terms in a ma1111er atleastasstringentasthe Federalprogram: Disposal 

### NIA § 1004(3) SDCL 34A-ll-2(3) Generator 

### NIA Not in RCRA; ARSD 74:28:21 :02 (See Note see 40 CFR I below). 260. 10 defn. Hazardous waste2 

### NIA § 1004(5) SDCL 34A-1l-2(4) Manifest 

### NIA § 1004(12) SDCL 34A-1 l-2(7) Person 

### NIA § 1004(15) SDCL 34A-1 l-2(8) Storage 

### NIA § 1004(33) SDCL 34A-l 1-2(10) Transport 

### NIA Not in RCRA; ARSD 74:28:21 :02 (SeeNote see 40 CFR 1below). 260.10 defn. of "transportation" Treatment 

### NIA § 1004(34) SDCL 34A-11-2(11) Treatment, Storage orDisposal facility 

### NIA NotinRCRA; ARSD 74:28:21 :02 (See Note see40 CFR 1below). 260. 10 defn. of "facility" Waste (solid) 

### NIA § 1004(27) SDCL 34A-6-1.3(17) 

### Remarks oftheAttornev General/IndependentCounsel: :Vote 1: ARSD 74:28:21:02 adopts by reference 40 CFR 260.10. Authority to adopt federal regulations by reference appears in SDCL l-26M6.6.
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### SOUTH DAKOTA RCRA STATUTORYCHECKLIST (Abbreviated Version)
StatutoryElement Part271 Reference RCRA Cite StateCite II. HAZARDOUS WASTE IDENTIFICATION AND LISTING [See 40 CFR §271.9] I. Authority to adopt a set of 27I.9(a) §§ 300l(a), (b), characteristics for identifying (d), (e), (i) and hazardous waste and a list of 3018(b) hazardous wastes that are no less stringent than, and consistent with, the Federal program, and to control all hazardous wastes controlled under 40 CFR part 261. 2. Delisting (O[!tional}: Authority 271.9(b) §300l(b) and to provide a delisting mechanism (f) with regulations that are equivalent to 40 CFR 260.20(b) and 260.22 and that meets the requirements ofRCRA § 3001(f)(l) & (2) Remarks ofthe Attornev General/IndependentCounsel:
III. STANDARDS FOR GENERATORS [See 40 CFR §271.10] Authority to regulate all generators 271.10 §§ 3001, 3002, EPA regulates under 40 CFR Part 262 & 3017 and to adopt requirements that are no less stringent than, and consistent with, the Federal generator requirements. Remarks oftheAttorney General/IndependentCouusel:

IV. STANDARDS FORTRANSPORTERS [See 40 CFR §271.11] Authority to regulate all transporters 271.11 § 3001 EPA regulates under 40 CFR Part 263 §3003 and to adopt requirements that are no less stringent than, and consistent with, the Federal transporter requirements. Remarks oftheAttorney General/Inde[!endentCounsel: SDCL 34A-ll-8; 1-40-4.l.

SDCL 34A-ll-8; l-40-4.1.

SDCL 34A-ll-9, -IO, -12,

- 12.1, -13, -14 and-16; 1-40- 4.1.

SDCL 34A-1 l-9,-10,-16; 1- 40-4.1.

V. STANDARDS FOR HW STORAGE, TREATMENT, AND DISPOSAL FACILITIES [See 40 CFR Page 2 of9

### SOUTH DAKOTA RCRA STATUTORY CHECKLIST (Abbreviated Version)
Statutory Element 271.121 1. Authority to regulate all owners and operators ofhazardous waste management facilities that EPA regulates under 40 CFR Parts 264 and 266 and to adopt technical standards, requirements, and prohibitions that are no less stringent than, and consistent with, the Federal TSD facility requirements. 2. Authority to require con-ective action in a mmmer that is no Jess stringent than, and consistent with, the Federal corrective action requirements. Part 271 Reference

271.12

271.12

Remarks ofthe Attorney General/Independent Counsel: RCRA Cite

§ 3004

§3004(u) and (v), and 3004(a)(6)

VI. LAND DISPOSAL RESTRICTIONS [See 40 CFR 271.25] Authority to enact land disposal 271.25 § 3004(d)-(g), restrictions that are no less stringent (j) and (m) than, and consistent with, the Federal land disposal restrictions in 40 CFR Pmi 268. Remarks ofthe Attorney General/Independent Counsel: State Cite

SDCL 34A-1 l-9, -10, -12,

- 12.1, -13, -14 and-16; 1-40- 4.1.

SDCL 34A-ll-9, -14, -15, -16, -17,-18,and-19; 1-40-4.1.
See also, SDCL 34A-12-1(8) (which includes hazardous wastes designated under SDCL 34A-l 1-9 as "regulated substances") m1d the additional corrective action authorities in SDCL 34A-12-4, -6, -8, -9,

- 10, -11, -12, -13, -13.1, -14.)

SDCL 34A-l 1-9, -10, -12, -13, -14 and-16; 1-40-4.1.

VII. PERMITS FOR HW STORAGE, TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL FACILITIES [Sec 40 CFR 271.13 and 271.14] !. Authority to require permits for 271.l3(a) §3005(a) owners and operators ofall TSD Page 3 of9 SDCL 34A-11-9, -10, -12,

- 12.1, -13, -14 and -16; 1-40-2.

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4.

5.

6.

7. 

### SOUTH DAKOTA RCRA STATUTORY CHECKLIST (Abbreviated Version)
Statutory Element Part 271 RCRA Cite State Cite Reference facilities in a manner that is no 4.1. less stringent than, and consistent with, the Federal pe1mit program under 40 CFR Parts 270 and 124. Authority to require permit 271.IJ(a) § 3005(b) SDCL 34A-1 l-9, -10, -12,

- application information 271.14 §3005(c)(3) 12.1,-13,-14,and-16; 1-40- (including exposure information) § 3005(g) 4.1. and to issue permits containing § 30!9(a) all technical and administrative standards for facilities and any conditions necessary to protect human health and environment Authority to provide for permit 271.13(d) §3005(c) SDCL 34A-l 1-9, -12, -13, -14, modification and termination 271.14 § 3005(d) and-15; 1-40-4.1. (revocation) in a manner that is no less stringent than, and consistent with, the Federal program. Interim Status: Authority to 271.13(a) §3005(e)(l) SDCL 34A-lJ-9, -10, -12, and authorize owners oroperators of -13; 1-40-4.1. TSD facilities to operate under interim status ifthe facility would qualify for interim status under the Federal program.3 Interim Status: Authority to 271.IJ(a) § 3005(e)(2) SDCL 34A-lJ-9, -10, -12 and require interim status to and (3) -13; 1-40-4.1. terminate under conditions that are equivalent and consistent with the Federal program.4 Interim Status: Authority to 271.13(a) 

### § 3005(e)(l) SDCL 34A-l l-9, -10, -12 and require interim status facilities to § 3005(h) -13; 1-40-4.1. comply with standards at least as § 3005(i) stringent as those in 40 CFR Part § 3015 265. Interim Status: Authority to 271.13(a) §3005(i) SDCL 34A-ll-9, -JO, -12, and require interim status -13; 1-40-4.1. impoundments to comply with the double liner, leachate collection and ground-water monitoring requirements applicable to newunits or stop treating, receiving or storing Page 4 of9

### SOUTH DAKOTA RCRA STATUTORY CHECKLIST (Abbreviated Version)
Statutory Element Part 271 RCRA Cite Reference hazardous wastes. (SRl)5 8. 

### (Optional): Authority to modify 271.13(a) §3005(j)(2)-(9) the double liner, leachate and (j)(l3) collection and groundwater monitoring requirements for impoundments in §3005(j)(1) if priorto October I, 1984, the owner/operatorhas entered into a consent decree, order, agreement with EPAor an authorized State which requires conection and provides protection ofhealth and environment at least equivalent to that in 

### § 3005(j)(l). (SR2)5 

### Remarks ofthe Attorney General/Independent Counsel:

VIII. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION [See 40 CFR271.14] Authority to adopt public participation 271.14(v)-(aa) 

### §7004(b) procedures for the permit process.



### Remarks ofthe Attorney General/Independent Counsel: State Cite

SDCL 34A-11-9, -10, -11, -12, -13, -14, and-17.

SDCL 34A-ll-9, -10, -12 and -13. See also, SDCL 1-26-27, 1-26- 16 et. seq.,; 34A-10-1 and -2; ARSD 74:09.



### IX. REQUIREMENTS FOR USED OIL MANAGEMENT [See 40 CFR271.26] Authority to promulgate regulations 271.26 

### § 3014(a), (c) SDCL 34A-ll-9 and -13. establishing special generator and and (d)6 See also, SDCL 34A-1 l-10,

- transporter standards, perfom1ance 12, -14, and -16. standards, and otherrequirements as maybe necessary to protect health and the environment from hazards associated with recycled used oil, as specified in 40 CFR Part 279.6 

### Remarks ofthe Attorney General/Independent Counsel:

X. INSPECTIONS [See 40 CFR 271.15] Authority to enter, inspect and obtain 271.IS(c) §3007 SDCL 34A-l l-9, and -16. Page 5 of9

### SOUTHDAKOTA RCRA STATUTORY CHECKLIST (Abbreviated Version)
Statutory Element Part 271 RCRA Cite State Cite Reference samples (at all regulated premises and any location where records are kept). 

### Remarks ofthe Attorney General/Independent Counsel:

XI. ENFORCEMENT REMEDIES (INCLUDING PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN ENFORCEMENT)7 

### [Sec 40 CFR271.16] I. Authority to immediately 271.16(a)(l) § 3006 SDCL 34A-11-17, -19, andrestrain unauthorized activity. 23. See also, SDCL34A-10-1,

- 11, -14, -16, and SDCL 34A12-lOand-11. 2. Authority to sue to enjoin any 271.16(a)(2) § 3006 SDCL 34A-1 l-17, -19, andthreatened orcontinuing 23. program violation without prior See also, SDCL 34A-10-1,

- revocation ofpennit. 11, -14, -16, and SDCL 34A12-lOand-ll.

0 Authority to obtain civil 271.

### l 6(a)(3)(i), § 3006 SDCL 34A-ll-9, -10, -12, and**~-** penalties for any violation (b), and (c) -14. (maximum no less than $1 OK per day). 4. Authority to obtain criminal 271.16(a)(3)(ii) § 3006 SDCL 34A-ll-21. penalties for specified maximum and (b) violations (no less than $1OK per SDCL 22-6-1 (7) establishes the penalty day and imprisonment with for aClass 4 felony as ten years i111prison1nent in the state penitentiary, maximum no less than 6 and afine of$20,000 1nay be imposed. months); burden ofproofno greater than under Federal law 

### 5. Authority to allow public 271.16(d) § 7004 SDCL 34A-10-1 and-2. intervention. 6. 

### Optional: Require that neither Not required §7002(g) the State nor citizens may bring § 7003(a) action against common carriers for imminent hazards arising after delivery ofthe shipment to the consignee, provided the carrier exercised due care when handling the work. 

### Remarks ofthe Attorney General/Independent Counsel:
XII. SHARING OF INFORMATION WITH EPA [See 40 CFR 271.17] Page 6 of9

### SOUTH DAKOTA RCRA STATUTORY CHECKLIST (Abbreviated Version)
Statutory Element Part 271 Reference Authority to share all information with 271.17(a) EPA Remarks ofthe Attorney General/IndependentCounsel:

XIII. EXPOSURE ASSESSMENTS Authority to make exposure and health assessment information available to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Re!jistry (See CERCLA § 104(i)) (SI) Not in40 CFR Part 271

Remarks oftheAttorney General/Independent Counsel:

XIV. RADIOACTIVE MIXED WASTE Authority to regulate hazardous waste 271.9(a) that is radioactive except to the extent that the waste is source, special nuclear, or byproduct material as defined by the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended. (68 Stat. 923) (MW)5•8 

### Remarks ofthe Attorney General/IndependentCounsel: RCRA Cite § 3007(b)



### §3019(b)(l)

§ 1004(27)

XV. AVAILABILITY OFINFORMATION [See 40 

### CFR271.17] 

### Authority to make information about treatment, storage, and disposal facilities available to the public in substantially the same ma1111cr and to the same degree as ifEPA were running the progran1 (AI)5 

### 271.17(c)

Remarks ofthe Attorney General/IndependentCounsel: 

### §3006(f)

XVI. ADDITIONAL MISCELLANEOUS AUTHORITIES 1. Authority to grant variances and Not required exemptions that are no less stringent than allowed by NIA



### Page 7 of9 State Cite SDCL 34A-ll-22, SDCL 1- 27-1, and-31(7).

SDCL 34A-ll-22, SDCL 1- 27-1, and-31(7).

SDCL 34A-l l-8 and-9.

SDCL 34A-ll-22, and 1-27-1, -28 and -31.

SDCL 34A-11-9 and 1-40-4.1.2.

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4.

5. 

### SOUTH DAKOTA RCRA STATUTORY CHECKLIST (Abbreviated Version)
Statutory Element Part 271 RCRA Cite State Cite Reference Subtitle C ofRCRA.9 Importation ban. 10 Notrequired 

### NIA State requirements do not conflict with EPA's requirements. See SDCL 34A11-9, -12, -13, -14 and 1-40- 4.1. Siting. 11 Notrequired 

### NIA State requirements do not conflict with EPA's requirements. See SDCL 34A11-9, -12, -13, -14 and 1-40- 4.1. Authority to adopt existing 

### NIA NIA SDCL 1-26-6.6 (current and/or future Federal regulations incorporation byreference). by reference (current and prospective incorporation by reference). 12 Limitation on State authority to 

### NIA NIA SDCL 1-40-4.1. adopt more stringent orbroader



### . . . m scopeprov1s10ns. Remarks ofthe Attorney General/Independent Counsel:

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### SOUTH DAKOTA RCRA STATUTORY CHECKLIST (Abbreviated Version) 

### EXPLANATORY NOTES
1. The statutory checklist is intended for use as an evaluation tool and to assist EPA to understand the State's enabling authority, as well as providing useful documentation for the State and EPA. The statutory checklist is not intended to identify State statutory provisions that are authorized to operate in lieu ofthe federal program, nor does it authorize the State statutory provisions listed in the checklist. It should not be referenced in a Federal Register notice authorizing a State's hazardous waste program; nor should it be referenced whenthe State's program is codified in 40 CFR part 272. 2. The State musthave authority to regulate the recycling and reuse ofhazardous waste in amanner at least as stringent as the Federal program. 3. States are not required to provide interim status for TSD facilities. However, ifa State chooses to provide for interim status, then the State must have authority described in items 4 through 8ofSection VII. 4. A State's analog to interim status must terminate automatically in these cases (whetherthe state's analog is Part 265 type standards orpermits). Ifa State statute orregulation would require any type ofhearing to terminate the facility's operating authority, the State must amend its authority to delete that requirement for these provisions. (Interim status as used here means the state's analog to Federal interim status.) 5. The following items are a part ofthe "Statutory (Non-Checklisted) Provisions addressed in Appendix N ofthe hardcopy version ofthe State Authorization Manual (SAM)-- Guidance for State Authorization Issues: AI MW SI SRI SR2 Availability ofInformation Mixed Waste Sharing ofInformation Surface Impoundment Requirement Optional: Exemptions from the Surface Impoundment Requirements) Also, see the Availability ofInformation Checklist for a specific analysis ofthe manner and degree that EPA provides for availability ofinformation.
6. This used oil management authority originated at RCRA § 3012, but was amended and redesignated as § 3014(a) by HSWA.
7. Note that RCRA contains enforcement provisions that differ from those listed in 40 CFR 271.16. Thus, the enforcement authority ofan authorized State program need not be equivalent to the RCRA enforcementprovisions. Instead, a State's authority shouldbe adequate to meet the requirements listed in 40 CFR 271.16 which were established pursuant to RCRA §§ 3006 and 7004. 8. EPA has detennined that hazardous wastes are subjectto RCRA ifthey are mixed with source, special nuclearorbyproduct material even though source, special nuclear, or byproduct itselfis not subject to RCRA. States will need to review their authority to ensure that only source, special nuclear, or byproduct material is excluded from their hazardous wastejurisdiction. Page 9 of9

### SOUTHDAKOTA RCRA STATUTORY CHECKLIST (Abbreviated Version)
9. Various HSWA provisions amend RCRA to allow EPA to grant variances and exemptions. In addition to those variances specifically authorized by statute, the HSWA allows EPA to develop regulations with variance provisions or to make case-by-case variance decisions. EPA strongly recommend States obtain the above authority. The State's variance procedures and decision criteria mustbe no less stringent than EPA's.
I0. May createproblems for a State seeking authorization. States with this authority should ensure that its statutory and regulatory provisions do not conflict with EPA's requirements for imp01is/expo1is and transportation.
11. May create problems for a State seeking authorization. States with this authority should ensure that its statutory and regulatory provisions do not conflict with EPA's requirements for permitting.
12. Forprospective incorporation ofthe Federal regulations by reference, the Attorney General or Independent Legal Counsel must cite State authority that enables it both to promulgate and enforce regulations in this manner. States which incorporate by reference prospectively, should provide a discussion on the constitutionality ofthe procedure within the State. Appropriate court case citations should also be provided.

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