CHECKLIST V
 

PERMITTING REQUIREMENTS
 

FEDERAL REQUIREMENT RCRA CITE	 STATE AUTHORITY FROM FEDERAL 

STATUTE REGULATION EXPLAIN 

PART 270 - PERMIT PROGRAM
 

SUBPART A - GENERAL INFORMATION
 

PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF SUBPART B
 

270.1(c)(1) 

270.1(c)(2) 

270.1(c)(3) 

270.1(c)(4) 

173-303-800 

specific inclusions -801 -806

t specific exclusions -600

t further exclusions N/A

T less than entire 

facility N/A

EFFECT OF A PERMIT
 

compliance·with permit 270.4(a) 173-303-810(8) (~~I

property .ri ghts/ 

privileae 270.4(b) -8:l0(8) 

NONCOMPLIANCE REPORTING BY THE DIRECTOR
 

:;; quarteriy reports 270.5(a) 

* annual reports 270.5(b) 

:;; schedules 270.5(c) 

SUBPART B - PERMIT APPLICATION
 

APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT
 

permit application 270.10(a) 173-303-806(2) (a) I 

who applies/signs 270.10(b) ':'810(12) 

* completeness 270.10(c) -806 (8) 

information 

reouirements 270.10(d) :"'806(2-4) 

t Optional requirement - see di.scussion	 on page A-2. 

*	 Procedural requirement - see discussion on page A-I. 

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CHECKLIST V (continued) C.'

• FEDERAL REQUIREMENT' RCRA CITE STATE AUTHORITY IF DIFFERENT FROM FEDERAL 

STATUTE REGULATION REQUIREMENT" EXPLAIN

existing HWM facilities 270.10(e) 173-303-805(7) (c) -

new HWM facilities 270.10(f) -805(S} .- -­

updating applications 270.10(Q) , (8) 

reapplications 270.10(h) -806(6) , 

recordkeeping 270.10(;) (9J ' ....-

SIGNATORIES TO PERMIT APPLICATIONS AND REPORTS
 

applications 270.11(a) 173~303-810(12)(a)

reports 

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270.11(b) (b) 

changes to 

authorization 270.11(c) (c) 

certification 270.11(d) ., '(13) -­ -

CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION
 

denial of claim 270.12(b) 173-303-810(1?) 

CONTENTS OF PARTA1
 

latitude/longitude 270.13(b) Required on form 

name) address, telephone 270.13(e) Required on form

new/existino 270.13(Q) Required ,on form

existing/locations 270.13(h) Required on form

existinq/photos 270.13(i) Required on form

processes 270. 13<';) Required on form

wastes. 270.13(k) Required on form

CONTENTS OF PART 81
 

general information 173-303-806 

, ,reoui rements 270.14(b) 

* Procedural requirement - see discussion on page A-I. 

1 Contents of Application - see discussion on page A-2. 

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CHECKLIST V (continued). 

FEDERAL REQUIREMENT RCRA CITE STATE AUTHORITY IF DIFFERENT 

REQUIREMENT, FROt~ FEDC~-

STATUTE REGULATION EXPLAIN

additional informatio.n 

requirements 270.14(c) 

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73~303-806(4)(a)(xx)

--.. specific information 

requi.rements 270.15-21 

73-303-806(4) (b-h) 

SUBPART C - PERMIT CONDITIONS
 

CONDITIONS APPLICABLE TO ALL PERMITS
 

duty to comply 

duty to reapply 

need to halt or reduce 

activity not a defense 

270.30(a) 

I 270.30(b) . 

270.30(c) . 

173-303-810(2) 

(3) 

(4 ) 

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dutv to mitiqate 270. 30( d)· (C5)) i 

proper 0 & M 270.30(e) (6) 

permit actions 

propertv riohts 

duty to provide 

information 

inspection and entry 

270.30(f) 

270.30(g) 

270.30(h) 

270.30(i) 

. (7) 

(8) 

(9) 

(10) , 

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monitorinq and r-ecords 270.30(j) (11) 

siqnatorv reQuirement 270.30(k) (12) 

reportinq reQuirements 270.30(1) (14) 

REQUIREMENTS FOR RECORDING AND REPORTING OF MONITORING RESULTS
 

eQuipment/methods 270.31(a) 

-810(11) (a) 

monitoring 270.31(b) (b) 

reporting 270.31(c) (c) 

ESTABLISHING PERMIT CONDITIONS
 

* case by-case 270.32(a) * method of incor­

'poration 270.32(b) 

* incorporation 270'.32(e) -810(1) C} 

* Procedural requirement - see discussion on Page A-I. 

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CHECKLIST V (conti nued) . 

FEDERAL REQUIREMENT I RCRA CITE STATE AUTHORITY IF DIFFERENT FROM FEDERAL' 

STATUTE REGULATION RE UIREMENT EXPLAIN 

SCHEDULES OF COMPLIANCE (0'pt'10na l)t 

oeneral 270.33(a) 73-303-830(6) (a) ..-

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time for compliance 270.33(a)(1) (b) 

interim dates 270.33(a)(2) (c) 

reportinQ 270.33(a)(3) (d) -

SUBPART D - CHANGES TO PERMITS
 

TRANSFER OF PERMITS 

transfers by 

modification 270.40(a) -830(2) 

MAJOR MODIFICATION OR Rf.VOCATION .. AND REISSUANCE OF PERMITS

causes for modification~

alteration . I 270.4:. (a) (1) ~73-303-830(3)(a)(i)

information 270.~1(a)(2) (ii) 

new requlations 270.41(a)(3) (iii) 

compliance schedules 270.41(a)(4) (iv) 

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others 270.41(a)(5) (v-xii) 

causes for modification 

or revocation and -830(b) reissuance 270.41(b) 

facility sitinQ 270.41(c) (c) 

TERMINATION OF PERMITS 

causes 270.43(a) 

-830(5) (a-c) 

* termination procedures 270.43(b) -830(5) 

SUBPART E - EXPIRATION AND CONTINUATION OF PERMITS
 

DURATION OF PERMITS
 

-806(11) (a) * maximum ten year terrr 270.50(a) 

* extension or (c) modi fi cation· 270.50(b)

(b) t less than full term 270.50(c)

* Procedural requirement - see discussion on page A-l. 

t Optional requirement - see discussion on page A-2. 

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CHECKLIST V (continued) 

FEDERAL REQUIREMENT RCRA CITE STATE AUTHORITY 

STATUTE REGULATION 

SUBPART F - SPECIAL FORMS OF PERMITS
 

PERMITS BY RULE t
 

ocean disposal 270.60(a) . 173-303-802(1)(2) 

injection wells 270.60(b) (3) ... 

PONs 270.60(c) (4) 

EMERGENCY PERMITS t 

conditions for issue I -804 270.61 

HAZARDOUS WASTE INCINERATOR PERMITS t 

permit conditions I 270.62 I 

PERMITS FOR LAND TREATMENT DEMONSTRATIONS 

_re_9.....u_i_re_m_e_n_ts ---.1_27_0_._6_3_,__I 

SUBPART G 

-807 

USING FI ELD TEST OR 

-808 I 

INTERIM STATUS t 

LABORATORY ANA[YSES t' 

C·· 

INTERIM STATUS
 

qualifvinq 270.70 -805(1-4), (7)(b) 

facility operation 270.71 

(1), (2), (5) 

changes 270.72 (6) 

termination 270.73 (7) 

PART 124 - PROCEDURES FOR DECISIONMAKING
 

SUBPART A - GENERAL PROGRAM REQUIRMENTS
 

APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT
 

_re_9",-u_ir_e_m_en_t_s 1-12-4-.-3-(a-)~- -8_0_6_(_2_) I~, _ 

t Optional requirement - see discussion on page A-2. 

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CHECKLIST V (continued) 

FEDERAL REQUIREMENT RCRA CITE STATE AUTHORITY IF DIFFERENT FROM FEDERAL 

STATUTE REGULATION REUIREMENT EXPLAIN 

MODIFICATION , REVOCATION AND REISSUANCE OR TERMINATION OF PERMITS
 

initiator 124.5(a) 173-303-840(10) (a) 

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modi fy/revoke 

procedures 124.5(c) 

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(a-d) 

" termination 

procedures 124.5(d) (e.) 

DRAFT PERMITS
 

* decision to prepare 

draft 

contents of draft 

perm-it 

* fact sheet 

124.6(a) 

124.6(d) 

124:6(e) 

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-840'( 2 )(b) 

-840(2-)(d) 

-840(2) (f) .I 

FACT SHEET
 

* criteria & recipients 124.8(a) - 840 (2)( f c(i ) ii) 

1: contents -

_0._ ... 

124.8(b) 0 (f)( iii ...

• PUBLIC NOTICE OF PERMIT ACTIONS AND PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD' 

1: scope 

1: timinq 

* methods 

1: contents 

* additional notice 

124.10(a)(1) 

(ii),(iii), 

(iv) 

-840(3)(a) -_. 

124.10(b) (d) 

124.10(c) (e) 

124.10(d) (4) (a) 

124.10(e) (4) (c)­ i. 

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PUBL1C COMMENTS AND REOUESTS FOR PUBLIC HEARINGS 

procedures '1124,11 I -840(4) (d)

PUBLIC HEARINGS
 

-840 (5) (a) 1: criteria for holdin 124.12(a) 

RESPONSE TO COMMENTS 

'response when final. 

permit is issued 124.17(a) -840(9)' I 

1: availability to pUbl·ic_124.17(c) -840(9) I 

* Procedural re~uirement - see discussion on page A-I. 

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5TATE OF \VASHiNGTON DRAFT FINAL AUTHORIZATION APPLICATION 

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The foJJowing information is provided for clarification and explanaTion of state 

regulation requirements as they relate to Federal RCRA regulations. 

1. RCRA Cite 262.51 /WAC Cite 173-303-230(3) 

The \Vashington State Department of Agriculture (DOA) alJo\\~s the application 

of pesticide residues to the farmer~s own property, but also 'to certain targeted 

farm areas. These areas are usually faUow land selec'ted by DOA in conjunction 

with land owners. DOA specifies each site for certain types of pesticide 

residues and application rates to assure that the residues will break down 

rather than accumulate. This practice also serves some useful and practical 

purpose by controlling weeds and pests on faUow farmland. 'You should also 

be aware that, in this state, a farmer often is only \vorking a farm and does 

not own the property. It would be i.mpossible for many :farmers to apply pesticide I 

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residues only to their own properTy since they may not have sufiicien"t acreage 

under their control, ,.thus putting them in noncompliance with EPA's s'tandards 

and interpretations. V;'e believe the'! -·DOA's procedures are sa:fe and are more 

acceptable than causing many farmers to become dangerous waste generators 

and to disrupt practices which, have been de\·t:loped over years of review and 

study. If a demonstration of equivalence for this issue is necessary beyond 

v.'hat is provided here, we are willing 'to provide one. V;'e would like ~o know 

what information you will need to receive from us to be successiul in such 

I a demonstration. 

2. RCRA Cite 26':;.37(a)/WAC Cite 173-303-340(4) 

The police and/or' fire department may not be the correct (or only) qualified 

group to respond or be primary emergency authority (PEA) at: "the scene. 

For example, the State Department of Ecology (DOE) may be a. responding 

party and, in.some circumstances should be the PEA. The Coast Guard is 

an example, (the state has extensive' water areas), where the PEA may not 

be a police or fire department. In some cases a county health department 

hazar-dous waste coordinator may be the appropriate PEA. \l'hat we are doing 

is requiring the facility owner/operator (0/0) to identify the circumstances 

under which more than one party might respond (due to local circumstances) 

and to assess the possible situations to. determine who should be the PEA. 

For example, if the emergency is a fire only, then the fire department might 

. be' a logical PEA. If the emergency is a sudd~n release of hazardous \\~astes

to the Columbia River or Puget Sound, then the Coast Guard might be the 

PEA. \Ve believe that by requiring the facility OiO to determine who should 

be the PEA among all parties that might respond to a given inciden1: or emergency 

(and not just the police/fire department) the state is being more stringent. 

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3. RCR.I\ Cite 264.i20(b)/W"AC Cite 173-303-610(lO)(b) 

Any materia-Js/wastes removed from the site would be soUd 'o'.'astes and, as
 

such, would be subject to the stale designation requ~renlents. EPA assumes
 

that all such stuff is deiacto hazardous waste unless proven o1:herwise. We
 

assume that if it is hazardous it will be caught by our designation requirements.
 

4. RCRA Cite 264.142(c) 264.l44(c)/WAC Cite 173-620(5)(b) 

\\le do not call it a "revised" closure cost estimate; it is just a closure cost
 

estimate. A closure cost estimate must include the increases due to infla'tion.
 

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