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Attachment B

Oregon Hazardous Waste Management Rules

(340-100 to 110 and 120)
[OARWQ] {STATE} 44 - Waste Disposal Wells & Underground Injection Activities

[OAR44]

{STATE} means that

This OAR Division is as the Secretary of State has

published it exceptfor some font and format changes.

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DIVISION 44

CONSTRUCTION AND USE

OF WASTE DISPOSAL WELLS

OR OTHER UNDERGROUND

INJECTION ACTIVITIES

Definitions

340-44-005 As used in these regulations unless the context requires otherwise:

(1) "Aquifer" means an underground stratum holding water which is capable of yielding a significant

amount of water to a well or spring.

(2) "Authorized Representatives" means the staff of the Department or of the local unit of government

.. performing duties for and under agreement with the Department as authorized by the Director to act for

(ethe Department.. '.

(3) "Commission" means the Environmental Quality Commission.

(4) "Construction" includes installation or extension.

(5) "Department" means the Department of Environmental Quality.

(6) "Director" means the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality.

(7) "Exempted Aquifer" means an aquifer which contains water with fewer than 10,000 mg/l total

dissolved solids, is not currently used as a source of drinking water, and has been excluded as a possible

source of drinking water because of one or more of the following:

(a) Its mineral content, hydrocarbon content or physical characteristics, such as temperature, makes its use

for drinking water impractical;

(b) It is situated at a depth or location which makes recovery of water for drinking water purposes

economically or technologically impractical; or

(c) The water or aquifer exhibit other characteristics which makes the aquifer unusable for drinking water.

(8) "Municipal Sewerage System" means any part of a sewage collection, transmission, or treatment

facility that is owned and operated by an incorporated city.

(9) "Municipal Sewer Service Area" means an area which has been designated by an incorporated city for

sewer service and for which preliminary sewer planning has been completed.

(10) "Municipality" mea~an incorporated city only.

(11) "Owner" means: '

(a) Any person who alone, or jointly, or severally with others:

(A) Has legal title to any lot, dwelling, or dwelling unit; or

.(B) ~~s ca~e, charge, or control of an~ real property as agent, executor, exe~utrix, administrator,

. - administratix, trustee, lessee or guardian of the estate of the holder of legal title; or .

(C) Is the contract purchaser of real property.
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(b) Each such person as described in paragraphs (a)(B) and (C) of this section, thus representing the

holder of legal title, is bound-to comply with the provisions of these minimum standards as if he were the

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(12) "Person" mea~. the United States and agencies thereof, any state, any individual, public or private" . j

corporation, political subdivision, governmental agency, municipality, industry, copartnership,

association, firm, trust, estate or any other legal entity whatsoever.

(13) "Property" means any structure, dwelling or parcel ofland that contains or uses a waste disposal well

for disposing of wastes. .

(14) "Public Health Hazard" means a condition whereby there are sufficient types and amounts of

biological, chemical, or physical, including radiological, agents relating to water or sewage which are

likely to cause .human illness, disorders, or disability. These include, but are not limited to, pathogenic

viruses and bacteria, parasites, toxic chemicals, and radioactive isotopes. A malfunctioning or surfacing

subsurface sewage disposal system constitutes a public health hazard. .

(15) "Public Waters" means lakes, bays, ponds, impounding reservoirs, springs, wells, rivers, streams,

creeks, estuaries, marshes, inlets, canals, the Pacific Ocean within the territoriallimits of the State of

Oregon, and all other bodies of surface or underground waters, natural or artificial, inland or coastal,

fresh or salt, public or private (except those private waters which do not combine or effect a junction with

natural surface or underground waters), which are wholly or partially within or bordering the state or

within its jurisdiction,

(16) "Seepage Pit" means a lined pit which receives partially treated sewage which seeps into the

surrounding soil through perforations in the lining.

(17) "Sewage" means the water-carried human or animal waste from residences, buildings, industrial

establishments or other places, together with such groundwater infiltrationand surface water as may be

present. The admixture with sewage as above defmed of industrial wastes or wastes shall also be

considered "sewage" within the meaning of these rules..

(18) "Sewage Drain Hole" means a specialized type of waste disposal well consisting 'of a drilled or

hammered well or natural lava crack or fissure used for sewage disposal in the lava terrain of Central

Oregon; but does not include a conventional seepage pit regulated by OAR 340~71-335.

(19) "Standard On-Site Sewage Disposal System" means a drainfield or approved alternative disposal

system that complies with the requirements of OAR Chapter 340 Division 71.

(20) "Underground Injection Activity" means any activity involving underground injection of fluids

including, but not limited to, waste disposal wells, petroleum enhanced recovery injection wells, liquid

petroleum storage wells, in situ mining wells; groundwater recharge wells, saltwater intrusion barrier

wells, sand backfill wells, and subsidence control wells.

(21) "Underground Source of Drinking Water" means an aquifer or its portion which supplies drinking

water for human consumption, or.is an aquifer in which the groundwater contains fewer than 10,000 mg/L

total dissolved solids, and is not an exempted aquifer.

(22) "Waste Disposal Well" means any bored, drilled, driven or dug hole, whose depth is greater than its

largest surface dimension which is used or is intended to be used for disposal of sewage, industrial,

agricultural or other wastes and includes drain holes, drywells, cesspools and seepage pits, along with

other underground injection wells, but does not apply to single family residential cesspools or seepage pits

nor to nonresidential cesspools or seepage pits which receive solely sanitary wastes and serveless than 20

persons per day. " .

(23) "Wastes" means sewage, industrial wastes, agricultural wastes, and all other liquid, gaseous, solid,

radioactive or other substances which will or may cause pollution or tend to cause pollution of any waters

of the state.

(24) "WPCF Permit" means a permit as defmed in Division 45.

Stat. Auth.: ORS ch. 183 & 468

Hist.: SA 41, f. 5-15-69; DEQ 35-1979, f. & ef. 12-19-79; DEQ 15-1983, f. & ef. 8-26-83
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"\"3'40-44-010 Whe-reas the discharge of untreated or inadequately treated sewage or wastes to waste disposal

wells and partir.ularly to waste disposal wells in the lava terrain of Central Oregon constitutes a threat of

serious, detrimental and irreversible pollution of valuable groundwater resources and a threat to public

health, it is hereby declared to be the policy of the Commission to restrict, regulate or prohibit the further

construction and use of waste disposal wells in Oregon and to phase out completely the use of waste

disposal wells as a means of disposing of untreated or inadequately treated sewage or wastes as rapidly as

possible in an orderly and planned manner.

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 468

Hist.: SA 41, f. 5-15-69; DEQ 35-1979, f. & ef. 12-19-79

Construction or Use of Waste Disposal Wells Restricted

340-44-015 (1) After the effective date of these rules, no person shall construct, place in operation, or

operate any waste disposal well without first obtaining a WPCF permit from the Department, unless the

waste disposal well is exempted by section (2) of this rule. '

(2) The following types of waste disposal wells do not require a WPCF permit, although they are

regulated as indicated:

(a) Cesspool and seepage pits of less than 5,000 gallons per day capacity (See OAR 340-71-335.);

(b) Storm water drains from residential or commercial areas, which are not affected by toxic or industrial

wastes (See OAR 340-44-050); '.',

::;.(c) ~ewage drain holes serving less. than 20 persons per day, (See prohibitions and other limitations in c.

" sections (5), (7), (9) and (10) of this rule). .' .::.~

(3) In addition to those waste disposal wells in section (2) of this rule which are exempt from a WPCE

permit/the following types'of waste disposal wells may be exempted from the permit requirement ona ;

case-by-case basis:

(a) AI~ cesspools and seepage pits which were constructed before January 1, 1982, and which dispose of

only domestic waste;

(b) All sewage drain holes which were constructed before January 1, 1980, and which dispose of only

domestic waste;

(c) Geothermal reinjection wells which return uncontaminated water to the same aquifer or to one of

equivalent quality; and

(d) Reinjection of air conditioning water or heat pump transfer water to the same aquifer or,one of

equivalent quality.:

(4) The following types of underground injection activities are prohibited:

(a) Wells used to dispose of hazardous waste, as defined in OAR Chapter 340; Division 63, or radioactive

waste, as defined in ORS 469.300, into, above, or below a formation which contains an underground

source of drinking water within 1/4mile of the disposal well hole;

(b) Wells used to dispose of other industrial or municipal wastewater into or below a formation which

contains an underground source of drinking water within 1/4 mile of the disposal well hole, excluding

wells used for injection of salt water brought to the surface as a result of oil or gas production.

(c) Wells used for. underground injection activities, other than disposal, which cause or tend to cause

~'Al'~llut.ion of un?ergroun~ waters of ~e state. These activities include liquid hydrocarbon.storage and

'~nJectIOn of fluids for mmeral extraction. '

NOTE: Because of the widespread availability of usable underground waters in the state, the Department has determined that

these underground injection activities are a potential threat to underground waters in all parts of the state and are, therefore, all

subject to regulation by the Department. If, at some future date, there is a demonstrated need for any of these other underground

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injected activities, the Department will initiate procedures to remove the prohibition, provided a program and procedures for

adequately protecting underground waters from the activity has been adopted.

/.'_. (d) Wells us~d ~or under~round inj~ction activities th~t al~ow the move~ent of ~ui~s into an under~roundC<'

" ,source of drinking water If such fluids may cause a violation of any pnmary drinking water regulation ..c' } -

'. promulgated under the Federal Safe Drin'ang Water Act or may otherwise create a public health hazard or

have the potential to cause significant degradation of public waters.

(5) After January 1, 1983~ use of sewage drain holes is prohibited unless the disposal well is outside the

boundaries of an incorporated city.. sanitary district, or county service district and municipal sewer service

is not available to the property; or unless the Director grants a waiver pursuant to section (6) of this rule.

(6) Within 90 days following written notification by the Department that sewer service is available to a

property, the owner of that property shall make connection to the sewer and shall abandon and plug the

sewage drain hole in accordance with OAR 340-44-040. Sewer service shall be deemed available to a

property when a sewer is extended to within 75 feet from the property boundary. On a case-by-ease basis,

the Director may waive the requirement to connect to sewer if he determines that connection to the sewer

is impracticable or unreasonably burdensome. Any waiver granted by the Director shall be temporary and

may be revoked when or if the use of the waste disposal well is modified or expanded.

(7) Construction and use of new sewage drain holes is prohibited except those new sewage drain holes that

meet the following conditions:

(a) The sewage drain hole is constructed to augment a failing on-site disposal system which was

constructed before January 1, 1979; the failing on-site system cannot reasonably be corrected by

expansion or replacement with an approved alternative system; all possible leach field area has been fully

utilized and water conservation measures instituted; and, there is no reasonable alternative available to

dispose 'of sewage on the lot or.adjacent property.

(b) Where conditions warrant, the Department may require additional sewage treatment before a new

(. sewage drain hole will be permitted. In addition, new sewage drain holes shall be constructed within the C.

following limitations:

(A) Sewage drain holes shall not be constructed closer than 500 feet from a natural stream or lake;

(B) Sewage drain holes shall not be constructed greater than 100 feet deep;

(C) Sewage drain holes shall not be closer than 1,000 feet from a domestic water well; and

(DjAny new sewage drain hole shall terminate at least 100 feet above any known groundwater aquifer.

(c) Any sewage drain hole constructed shall be abandoned and plugged whenever a feasible alternative

on-site system or off-site sewers become available, unless a waiver is granted by the Director pursuant to

section (6) of this rule. No authorization for construction of a sewage drain hole within a sewer service

area will be granted unless the property owner agrees in writing not to remonstrate against connection to

the sewer and abandonment of the sewage drain hole when notified that sewer service is available. This

agreement shall be recorded in county deed records and shall run as a covenant with the land.

(8) A permitto construct-a waste disposal well shall not be issued if the Director or his authorized

representative, determines that the waste disposal well has the potential to cause significant degradation of

public waters or create a public health hazard ..

. (9) Without first obtaining written authorization from the Director or his authorized representative, no

person shall modify any structure or change or expand any use of a structure or property that utilizes a

sewage drain hole. Except as allowed in section (10) of this rule, the authorization shall not be issued

unless: ,

(a) The property cannot qualify for a standard on-site sewage disposal system including the reserve area

requirement; and '

/.".';.. (b) The property IS inside a designated, municipal sewer service area; and C"

(.... :~ .... (c) The owner of the property and the municipality havingjurisdiction over the municipal sewer service .

area shall enter into a written agreement. The agreement shall include the owner's irrevocable consent to

..... "'connect to the municipal sewerageservicewhen it becomes 'available and to not remonstrate against
, formation of and inclusion into a local improvement district if such a district is deemed necessary by the

municipality to fmance sewer construction to the property; and .

..(d) The property is a single family dwelling that is not closer than 100 feet to a municipal sewerage .

W'system. (The proposed changes or expansion of the use of the waste disposal serving the single family

dwelling shall not be for the purpose of serving a commercial establishment or multiple-unit dwelling.); or

(e) The property is not a single-family dwelling, is not closer than 300 feet from a municipal sewerage

system, and the proposed change or expansion of the use of the waste disposal well would not create an

increased waste flow; or

(t) The property is not a single-family dwelling; existing sewer is not deemed available based upon the

criteria established in OAR 340-71-160 and based upon the total average daily flow estimated from the

property after the proposed modification or expansion of the use of the waste disposal well and a

municipality has committed in writing to provide sewersto the property within twoyears.

(10) The Director shall grant authorization to connect a replacement structure to a sewage drain hole if:

(a) The waste disposal well previously served a structure that was unintentionally destroyed by fire on

other calamity; and

(b) The property cannot qualify for a standard on-site sewage disposal system, including the reserve area

requirement; and

(c) There is no evidence that the waste disposal well had been failing; and

(d) The replacement structure is approximately the same size as the destroyed structure and the use has not

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Stat. Auth.: DRS Ch. 468 :1-

Hist.: SA 41, f. 5-15-69; DEQ 35-1979, f. & ef. 12-19-79; DEQ 22-1981, f. & ef. 9-2-81; DEQ 15-1983, f. & ef. 8-26-83

_Repairs of Existing Sewage Drain Holes ..

340-44-017 (1) Without first obtaining a Waste Disposal Well Repair Permit from the Director or hisz

representative, no person shall repair or attempt to repair a plugg~d or otherwise failing sewage drain

hole.

(2) The Director or his authorized representative shall not issue a Waste Disposal Well Repair Permit and ..'

shall require connection to a municipal sewerage system if, for a single-family dwelling, the property is

within 100 feet from the municipal sewerage system or if, for other than a single-family dwelling, the

property is within 300 feet from the municipal sewerage system.

(3) The Director or his authorized representative shall not issue a Waste Disposal Well Repair Permit if

the property can successfully accommodate a standard on-site sewage disposal system. If the Director or

his authorized representative determines that a drainfield can be installed and that it can be expected to

function satisfactorily for an extended period of time, the property owner shall install a drainfield and

abandon the waste disposal well. The Director or his authorized representative may waive the requirement

to install a standard on-site sewage disposal system if a municipality provides written commitment to

provide sewers to the property within two years and if the failing waste disposal' well can be repaired or

operated without causing a public health hazard.

(4) A Disposal Well Repair Permit shall be a written document and shall specify those methods by which

the waste disposal well maybe repaired. Possible methods for repair shall include, but not be limited to,

introduction of caustic or acid, use of explosives, or deepening the waste disposal well. Deepening the

waste disposal well.shall be limited to a maximum depth of 100 feet and shall only be permitted if:

.~(a) The property served by the failing waste disposal well shall be inside a recognized urban growth

;,.,boundary; and .

'(b) There is a written agreement between the owner of the property and the municipality having

jurisdiction over the urban growth boundary. The written agreement shall include the property owner's

irrevocable consent to connect to a sewer when it becomes available and to abandon the waste disposal

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well. The agreement shall also include the owner's irrevocable consent to participate in the formation and

be included in a local improvement district if the municipality determines that such a district is necessary

to fmance extension of sewer to the property.'

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 35-1979, f. & ef. 12-19-79; DEQ 15-1983, f. & ef. 8-26-83

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Schedules for Eliminating Waste Disposal Wells Inside Incorporated Cities, Sanitary Districts, and

County Service Districts

340-44.,.019 [DEQ 35-1979, f. & ef. 12-19-79;

Repealed by DEQ 15-1983,

f. & ef. 8-26-83]

Issuance of Permits Without Director Approval Prohibited

340-44-020 After the effective date of these rules, no person shall issue permits for the construction,

modification, maintenance, or use of waste disposal wells unless that permit has been approved by the

Director.

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 468

Hist.: SA 41, f. 5-15-69; DEQ 35-1979, f. & ef. 12-19-79; DEQ 15-1983, f. & ef. 8-26-83

Waste Disposal Well Permit Areas

340-44-025 [SA 41, f. 5-15-69;

Repealed by DEQ 35-1979,

f. & ef. 12-19-79]

.Waste Disposal Wells Prohibited Where Better Treatment or Protection is Available I

340-44-030 Permits shall not be issued for construction, maintenance or use of waste disposal wells where

any other treatment or disposal method which affords better protection of public health or water resources

is reasonably available or possible.

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 468

Hist.: SA 41, f. 5-15-69

Permit Conditions

340-44-035 (1) Permits for construction or use of waste disposal wells shall include, in addition to other

reasonable provisions, minimum conditions relating to their location, construction or use and a time limit

for authorized use of said waste disposal wells.

(2) Permits for construction or use of waste disposal wells used to inject salt water produced as a result of

oil or gas extraction shall }Dclude conditions as necessary to prevent migration of fluids into an ,

. underground source of drinking water. These conditions could' include casing and cementing requirements,

fluid and fluid pressure monitoring requirements, and maximum injection pressure limitations. If other

existing wells penetrate the zone which may be affected by the injection activity, conditions will also be

.'', included to densure thafndth.enkise. other wells will not serve as a conduit for the movement of fluids into an C

undergroun source 0 n ng water. .\,

stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 468

Hist.: SA 41, f. 5-15-69; DEQ 15-1983, f. & ef. 8-26-83
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~340-44-040 (1) A waste disposal well upon discontinuance or use or abandonment shall immediately be

rendered completely inoperable by plugging and sealin 5 the hole to prevent the well from being a channel

allowing the vertical movement of water and a possible source of contamination of the groundwater

supply.

(2) All portions of the well which are surrounded by "solid wall" formation shall be plugged and filled

with cement grout or concrete. .

(3) The top portion of the well must be effectively sealed with cement grout or concrete to a depth of at

least 18 feet below the surface of the ground, or wherever this method of sealing is not practical, effective

sealing must be accomplished in a manner approved in writing by the Director or his authorized

representative.

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 468

Hist.: SA 41, f. 5-15-69; DEQ 35-1979, f. & ef. 12-19-79

Construction or Use of Waste Disposal Wells Prohibited After January 1, 1980

340-44-045 [SA 41, f. 5-15-69;

Repealed by DEQ 35-1979,

f. & ef. 12-19-79

, Waste Disposal Wells for Surface Drainage

-e340-44-050 (1) Waste disposal wells for storm drainage shall only be used in those areas where there is an

--_, adequate confinement barrier or filtration medium between the well and an underground source of

drinking water; and where construction of surface discharging storm sewers is not practical.

(2) New storm drainage disposal wells shall be as shallow as possible but shall not exceed a depth of100

feet.

(3) They shall not be located closer than 500 feet of a domestic water well.

(4) Using a waste disposal well for agricultural drainage is prohibited.

(5) Using a waste disposal well for surface drainage in areas where toxic chemicals or petroleum products

are stored or handled is prohibited, unless there is containment around the product area which will prevent

spillage or leakage from entering the well. _

(6) Any owner or operator of a waste disposal well for storm drainage shall have available a means of

temporarily plugging or blocking the well in the event of an accident or spill.

(7) Any parking lot which is drained by waste disposal wells shall be kept clean of petroleum products and

other organic or chemical wastes as much as practicable to minimize the degree of contamination of the

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Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 15-1983, f. & ef. 8-26-83

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Other Underground Injection Activities

340-44-055 (1) Any underground injection activity which may cause, or tend to,cause, pollution of

groundwater must be approv~ by the Director, in addition to other permits or approvals required by other

(.~federal, state, or local agencies. _

. (2) Except for construction and use of waste disposal wells, the Director may enter into an agreement with

another state agency which stipulates that the agency's approval of a type of underground injection activity
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will also constitute his approval, provided he determines that their approval and control program contains

adequate safeguards to protect groundwaters from pollution. .

.. _.L Auth.: ORS Ch. 468

Rist.: DEQ 15-1983, f. & ef. 8-26-83

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This OAR Division contains a Temporary Rule!

See Rule

Note: Temporary Rules are not published by the

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DIVISION 100

HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEl\tlENT SYSTEM: GENERAL

Hazardous Waste Management System: General

340-100-001 thru 340-100-022

[DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84;

.• DEQ 17-1984, f. & ef. 8-22-84;

DEQ 21-1984, f. & ef. 11-8-84;

Superseded by DEQ 8-1985,

f. & ef. 7-25-85]

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Purpose and Scope

340-100-001 (1) The Department finds that increasing quantities of hazardous waste are being generated in

Oregon which, without adequate safeguards, can create conditions that threaten public health and. the

environment. It is therefore in the public interest to establish a comprehensive program to provide for the

safe management of such waste.

(2) The purpose of the management program contained in OAR Chapter 340, Divisions 100 to 110 and 120

.is to control hazardous waste from the time of generation through transportation, storage, treatment and

disposal. Toxics use reduction, hazardous waste reduction, hazardous waste minimization, beneficial use,

recycling and treatment are given preference to land disposal. To this end, the Department intends to

minimize the number of disposal sites and to tightly control their operation.

(3) OAR Chapter 340, Divisions 100 to 106 incorporated, by reference, hazardous waste management

regulations of the federal program, included in 40 CFR Parts 260 to 266, 268, 270 and Subpart A of 124,

into Oregon Administrative Rules. Therefore, persons must consult these parts of 40 CFR in addition to

OAR Chapter 340, Divisions 100 to 106 and 120 to determine all applicable hazardous waste management

requirements.· .

(4) A secondary purpose is to obtain EPA Final Authorization to manage hazardous waste in Oregon in lieu

of the federal program. -

[Publicatiom: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & Ch. 468
Environmental Protection Agency Hazardous 'Waste and Used Oil C'

His£.: DEQ 8-1985. f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cell. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

Adoption of United States

Management Regulations

340-100-002

(1) Except as otherwise modified or specified by OAR Chapter 340, Divisions 100 to 106, 109, 111, and

120, the rules and regulations governing the management of hazardous waste, including its generation,

transportation, treatment, storage, recycling .and disposal, prescribed by the United States Environmental

Protection Agency in Title 40 Code of Federal Regulations, Parts 260 to 266, 268, 270, and Subpart A of

124 promulgated through April 1 , 1995 are adopted by reference and prescribed by the Commission to be

observed by all persons subject to ORS 466.005 to 466.080, and 466.090 to 466.215. 1

As specified in the Federal Register, the effective date of the 40 CPR Parts are as follows: Federal Register

Vol. 60, February 9, 1995, 40 CPR Parts 261, 271 and 302, effective August 9, 1995; and Federal Register,

Vol. 59, December 6, 1994, 40 CPR Parts 260, 262, 264, 265, 270 and 271, effective December 6, 1995,

as amended.

(2) Except as otherwise modified or specified by OAR Chapter 340, Division 111, the rules and regulations

governing the standards for the management of used oil, prescribed by the United States Environmental

Protection Agency in Title 40 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 279 promulgated through July 1, 1993, are

adopted by reference into Oregon Administrative Rules and prescribed by the Commission to be observed by

all persons subject to ORS 466.005 to 466.080 and 466.090 to 466.215.

(Comment: The Department uses the federal preamble accompanying the federal regulations and federal 'C'

guidance as a basis for regulatory decision making). - - _ . _ )

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the

Department of Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 192,465.009,466.015,466.020,466.075,466.090,468.020 & Ch. 646

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 10-1987, f. & ef. 6-11-87; DEQ 23-1987, f. & ef. 12-16-87; DEQ

19-1988, f. & cert. ef. 7-13-88; DEQ 12-1989, f. & cert. ef. 6-12-89; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and

-corrected 6-20-91); DEQ 24-1992, f. 10-23-92. cert. ef. 11-1-92; DEQ 11-1993; f. & cert. ef. 7-29-93; DEQ

6-1994, f. & cert. ef. 3-22-94; DEQ 31-1994(Temp), f. 12-6-94, cert. ef. 12-19-94 ; .

Public Disclosure and Confidentiality

340-106-003 (1) The provisions of this rule replace the provisions of 40 CFR 260.2.

(2) All records, reports, and information submitted pursuant to the hazardous waste statutes, rules, and

regulations are open for public inspection and copying except as provided in sections (3) to (7) of this rule.

Provided however, that nothing in this rule is intended to alter any exemption from public disclosure or

public inspection provided by any provision of ORS Chapter 192 or other Oregon law:

1Note:0n March 3, 1992, in 57 Federal Registe~ 7628, EPA promulgated a readoption of (-~

40 CFR 261.3, the mixture and derived from rules, because the rules had been vacated /

as a result of federal litigation. The EQC did not adopt this amendment at that

time because the State had independently and legally adopted mixture and derivedfrom rules under state law in 1984, and has indicated its intent to maintain the

mixture and derived-from rules with each annual rulemaking update.
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(3)(a) Records, reports, and information submitted pursuant to the hazardous waste, statutes, rules, and

regulations may be claimed as trade secret by the submitter in accordance with ORS 192.410 through

192.505 and 466.090;

(b) The Department shall designate a Document Control Officer for the purpose of receiving, managing, and

securing confidential information, The following information shall be secured by the Document Control

Officer:

(A) Claimed trade secret information until the claim is withdrawn by the submitter, determined not to be

confidential under section (6) of this rule, or invalidated;

(B) Informationdetermined to be trade secret; and

(C) Any other information determined by court order or other process to be confidential.

(c) All Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest information submitted on any required report pursuant t~) the

hazardous waste statutes, rules, and regulations is publicly available and is not subject to trade secret

confidentiality claims;

(d) Claims of confidentiality for the name and address of any permit applicant or permittee will be denied.

(4) The following procedures shall be followed when a claim of trade secret is made:

(a) Each individual page of any submission that contains the claimed trade secret information must be clearly

• marked as "trade secret", "confidential", "confidential business information", or equivalent. If no claim

by appropriate marking is made at the time of submission, the submitter may not afterwards make a claim of

trade secret; _;';

(b) A late submission of the trade secret substantiation will invalidate the trade. secret claim. Written

substantiation in accordance with subsection (4)(d) of this rule:

(A) Must accompany any information submitted pursuant to OAR 340-102-012, 340-102-041, 340-104-075,

340-105-010, 340-105-013, 340-105-014, 340-105-020, 340-105-021, 40 CFR 262.12,264.11, 265.11; or

(B) For all other information submitted to the Department, written substantiation must be provided pursuant

to section (5) of this rule. (c) Trade secret information must meet the following criteria:

(A) Not the subject of a patent;

(B) Only known to a limited number of individuals within an organization;

(C) Used in a business which the organization conducts;

(D) Of potential or actual commercial value; and

(E) Capable ofproviding the user with a business advantage over competitors not having the information.

(d) Written substantiation of trade secret claims shall address the following:

(A) Identify which portions of information are claimed trade secret;

(B) Identify how long confidential treatment is desired for this information;

(C) Identify any pertinent patent information;

(D) Describe to what extent the information has been disclosed to others, who knows about the information,

and what measures have been taken to guard against undesired disclosure of the information to others;

(E) Describe the nature of the use of the information in business;

(F) Describe why the information is considered to be commercially valuable;

(G) Describe how the information provides a business advantage over competitors;

(H) If any of the information has been provided to other government agencies, identify which one(s);

(I) Include any other information that supports a claim of trade secret.
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(e) A public version of the document containing the claimed trade secret information must be submitted at the

time the trade secret substantiation is required as provided in paragraph (4)(b)(A) and subsection (5)(a) of

this rule.

(5)(a) Written trade secret substantiation as required under paragraph (4)(b)(B) of this rule and a public

version of the information as required by subsection (4)(e) of this rule shall be provided within 15 days of

receipt of any Department request for trade secret substantiation or the public version of the information.

The Department shall request the written trade secret substantiation or the public information version if:

(A) A public records request is received which would reasonably include the information, if the information

werenot declared as trade secret; or

(B) It is likely that the Department eventually will be requested to disclose the information at some future

time and thus have to determine whether the information is entitled to trade secret, confidentiality. This

includes information that relates to any permit, corrective action, or potential violation information.

(b) A late submission of the written trade secret substantiation will invalidate the trade secret claim.

(6) When evaluating a trade secret claim the Department shall review all information in its possession

relating to the trade secret claim to determine whether the trade secret claim meets the requirements for trade

secret as specified in subsections (4)(c) and (d) of this rule. The Department shall provide written notification

of any f~ trade secret de~i~ion and the reason for it to the person submitting the trade secret claim within:.·O

ten working days of the decision date:· . .

(a) If the Department or the Attorney General determines that the information meets the requirements for

trade secret, the information shall be maintained as confidential;

(b)If the Department determines that the information does not meet the requirements for trade secret, the

Department shall request a review by the Attorney General. If the AttorneyGeneral determines that the

information does not meet the requirements for trade secret, the Department may make the information

available to the, public no sooner than five working days after the date of the written notification to the

person submitting the trade secret claim;

(c) A person claiming information as trade secret may request the Department to make a trade secret

determination. The person must submit the written substantiation in accordance with subsection (4)(d) of this

rule and the public version in accordance with subsection (4)(e) of this rule. The Department shall make the

determination within 30 days after receiving the request, written substantiation, and the public version.

(7) Records, reports, and information submitted pursuant to these rules shall be made available to the

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) upon request. If the records, reports, or information has been

submitted under a claim of confidentiality, the state shall make that claim of confidentiality to EPA for the

requested records, reports or information. The federal agency shall treat the records, reports or information

that is subject to the confidentiality claim as confidential in accordance with applicable federal law.

NOTE: It is suggested that claims of confidentiality be restricted to that information considered absolutely necessary and that such

information be clearly separated from the remainder of the submission.

[Publications: The publieation(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department ofC""

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 192,465.009,466.015,466.020, 466.075,466.090,468.020 & Ch. 646
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Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91); DEQ 6-1994, f. & cert. ef. 3-22-94

Table of Contents, Divisions 100 to 120

340-100-004 The following Divisions including the incorporation of regulations in 40 CFR, Parts 260 to

266, 268, 270 and 124, comprise the Oregon hazardous waste management program:

Diyision Subject

100 Hazardous Waste Management

System: General

101 Identification and Listing of

Hazardous Waste

102 Standards Applicable to Generators

of Hazardous Waste

"

.,103 Standards Applicable to Transporters

.. of Hazardous Waste

104 Standards for Owners and Operators

of Hazardous Waste Treatment,

Storage and Disposal Facilities

105 Management Facility Permits

106 Permitting Procedures

108 Spills and Other Incidents

109 Management of Pesticide Wastes

110 Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)

120 Additional Si~--Permitting Requirements for Hazardous Waste

and PCB Treatment and Disposal

Facilities

• [Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

.. Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)
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Public Availability of Information

340-100-005 (1) Upon request, the "Department shall make available Department records regarding facilities

and sites for the treatment, storage, and disposal of hazardous waste, in accordance with ORS 192.410

through 192.500.

(2) Within 20 days of receipt of a request for records, under section (1) of this rule, the Department shall

either grant or deny the request. If the Department fails to act within 20 days, the request shall be deemed to

be denied.

(3) In the event that a request for records is denied, the Department shall notify the requestor, in writing, of

the basis for the denial and of the requestor's right to appeal the denial to the Attorney General of the State

of Oregon, as provided in ORS 192.450.

(4) In the event that a claim of confidentiality has been made, under OAR 340-1סס-003, and such claim

cannot be resolved within 20 days of receipt of a request for records, the Department shall notify the

requestor within that 2Q-day period that the request is denied until the claim of confidentiality can be

resolved.

(5) The Department shall consider the reduction or waiver of any fees required to provide copies of records,

if the records are requested by the news media, a non-profit public interest group, or any other person or(O '"

entity, and the requestor provides a written statement in support of reduction or waiver. The Department

may reduce or waive fees, if the Department determines that reduction or waiver serves the public interest,

taking into consideration the magnitude of the request, the Department's resources, whether the information

would not be obtainable by the requestor without the reduction or waiver and any other" factors relevant to

the public interest.

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 10-1987, f. &"ef. 6-11-87

Definitions

340-100-010 (1) The definitions of terms contained in this rule modify, or are in addition to, the definitions

contained in 40 CFR 260.10.

"(2) When used in Divisions 100 to 110 and 120 of this chapter, the following terms have the meanings given -

below: '

(a) "Administrator" means:

(A) The "Department" , except" as specified in paragraph (2)(a)(B) or (C) of this rule;

(B) The "Commission", when used in 40 CFR 261.10 and 261.11; or

(C) The Administrator of the U.S. Environ-mental Protection Agency, when used in 40 CFR 262.50.

(b) "Aquatic LCso (median aquatic lethal concentration)" means that concentration of a 'substance which is'

expected in a specific time to kill 50 percent of an indigenous aquatic rest population (i.e., fish, insects or

other aquatic organisms). Aquatic LCso is expressed in milligrams of the substance per liter of water; / ".

(c) "Beneficiation of Ores and Minerals" means the upgrading of ores and minerals by purely physical0

processes (e.g., crushing, screening, settling, flotation, dewatering and drying) with the addition of other

chemical products only to the extent that they are a non-hazardous aid to the physical process (such as

flocculants and deflocculants added to a froth-flotation process);
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(d) "Collection". See "Storage";

(e) "Commission" means the Environmental Quality Commission;

(t) "Department" means the Department of Environmental Quality except it means the Commission when the

context relates to a matter solely within the authority of the Commission such as: The adoption of rules and

issuance of orders thereon pursuant to ORS 466.020, 466.075 and 466.510; the making of findings to

support declassification of hazardous wastes pursuant to ORS 466.015(3); the issuance of exemptions

pursuant to ORS 466.095(2); the issuance of disposal site permits pursuant to ORS 466.140(2); and the

holding of hearings pursuant to ORS 466.130,466.140(2),466.170,466.185, and 466.190;

(g) "Director" means:

(A) The "Department", except as specified in paragraph (2)(g)(B) of this rule; or

(B) The "permitting body", as defined in section (2) of this rule, when used in 40 CFR 124.5, 124.6, 124.8,

124.10, 124.12, 124.14, 124.15 and 124.17.

(h) "Disposal" means the discharge, deposit, injection, dumping, spilling, leaking, or placing of any

hazardous waste or hazardous substance into or on any land or water so that the hazardous waste or

hazardous substance or any constituent thereof may enter the environment or be emitted into the air or

discharged into any waters of the state as defined in ORS 468.700;

• (i) "EPA" or "Environmental Protection Agency" means the Department of Environmental Quality;

(j) "EPA Form 8700-12" means EPA Form 8700-12 as modified by the Department;

(k) "Existing Hazardous Waste Management (HWM) Facility" or "Existing Facility" means a facility which

was in operation or for which construction commenced on or before November 19, 1980, or is in existence

on the effective date of statutory or regulatory changes under Oregon law that render the facility subject to

the requirement [0 have a permit. A facility has commenced construction if:

(A) The owner or operator has obtained the federal, state, and local approvals or permits necessary to begin

physical construction; and either

(B)(i) A continuous on-site, physical construction program has begun; or

(ii) The owner or operator has entered into contractual obligations - which cannot be cancelled or modified

without substantial loss - for physical construction of the facility to be completed within a reasonable time.

(1) "Extraction of Ores and Minerals" means the process of mining and removing ores and minerals from the

earth;

(m) "Generator" means the person who, by virtue of ownership, management or control, is responsible for

causing or allowing to be caused the creation of a hazardouswaste;

(n) "Hazardous Substance" means any substance intended for use which may also be identified as hazardous

pursuant to Division 101; .

(0) "Hazardous Waste" means a hazardous waste as defined in 40 CFR 261.3;

(P) "Identification Number" means the number assigned by EPA to each generator, transporter, and

treatment, storage and disposal facility;

(q) "License". See "Permit";

• (r) "M~gement Facility~ me~ a ~dous .waste treatment, storage or disposal facility;

. "./ (s) "Off-Site" means any Site which IS not on-site;

(t) "Oxidizer" means any substance such as a chlorate, permanganate, peroxide, or nitrate, that yields

oxygen readily or otherwise acts to stimulate the combustion of organic matter (see 40 CFR 173.151);

(u) "Permitting Body" means:

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(A) The Department of Environmental Quality, when the activity or action pertains to hazardous waste

storage or treatment facility permits; or

(B) The Environmental Quality Commission, when the activity or action pertains to hazardous waste disposal

facility permits.

(v) "Permit" or "License" means the control document that contains the requirements of ORS Chapter 466

and OAR Chapter 340, Divisions 104 to 106 and 120. Permit includes permit-by-rule and emergency permit.

Permit does not include any permit which has not yet been the subject of final Department action, such as a

draft permit or a proposed permit;

(w) "RCRA" or "Resource Conservation and Recovery Act", when used to refer to a federal law, means

Oregon law;

(x) "RCRA Permit" means Oregon hazardous waste management facility permit;

(y) "Regional Administrator" means:

(A) The "Department", except as specified in paragraph (2)(y)(B) or (C) of this rule;

(B) The "permitting body", as defined in section (2) of this rule when used in 40 CFR 124.5, 124.6, 124.8,

124.10, 124.12, 124.14, 124.15 and 124.17;

(C) The "Commission", when used in 40 CFR 260.30. through 260.41.

(z) "Residue" means solid waste as defined in 40 CFR 261.2: (0

(aa) "Site" means the land or water area where any facility or activity is physically located or conducted, '.

including adjacent land used in connection with the facility or activity;

(bb) "Spill" means unauthorized disposal;

(cc) "Storage" or "Collection" means the containment of hazardous waste either on a temporary basis or for

a period of years, in a manner that does not constitute disposal of the hazardous waste;

(dd) "Waste Management Unit" means a contiguous area of land· on or in which waste is placed. A waste

management unit is the largest area in which there is a significant likelihood of mixing of waste constituents

in the same area. Usually this is due to the fact that each waste management unit is subject to a uniform set

of management practices (e.g., one liner and leachate collection and removal system). The provisions in the

OAR Chapter 340, Division 104 regulations (principally the technical standards in Subparts K-N of 40 CFR

Part 264) establish requirements that are to be implemented on a unit-by-unit basis.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

References

340-100-011 (1) In addition to the publications listed in 40 CFR 260.11, when used in OAR Chapter 340, ((~::~,

Divisions 100 to 110 and 120, the following publications are incorporated by reference:

(a) CFR, Title 40, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency;

(bYCFR, Title 49, U.S. Department of Transportation.
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(2) The references listed in section (1) of this rule and in 40 CFR 260.11 are available for inspection at the

Department of Environmental Quality, 811 S.W. Sixth Avenue, Portland, OR 97204. These materials are

incorporated as they exist on July 1, 1990.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

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Stat: Auth.: ORS Ch. 183, 459, 466.020, 466.075, 466.105, 466.195 & Ch. 468'

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

Ie

Petitions, General

340-100-020 (1) Any person may petition the Department to approve an equivalent testing or analytical

method or may petition the Commission to exclude a waste produced at a particular facility. This rule sets

forth general requirements which apply to all such petitions.

(2) Persons submitting petitions shall comply with the requirements of 40 CFR 260.20.

(3) After evaluating all public comments, the Department or Commission as appropriate will make a decision

to grant or deny the petition. Persons commenting on the petition will be notified and the decision placed in

the public record.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.] .

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Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Petitions for Equivalent Testing or Analytical Methods

340-100-021 (1) Any person seeking to add a testing or analytical method to OAR Chapter 340, Division

101, 104 or 105 shall petition under this rule and OAR 340-100-Q20.

(2) Persons submitting petitions shall comply with the requirements of 40 CFR 260.21.

(3) If the Department permits use of a new testing or analytical method, the method will be made available

for public inspection in the manner indicated in OAR 340-100-Q11(2).

NOTE: In most instances, the Department will not consider approving a testing or analytical method until it has been approved by

EPA. .

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

.•ist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

J Petitions to Amend Division 101 to Exclude a waste Produced at a Particular Facility

340-100-022 (1) Any person seeking to exclude a waste at a particular generating facility from the lists

in Subpart D of Part 261 shall petition under this rule and OAR 340-100-Q20.
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(2) Persons submitting petitions shall comply with the requirements of 40 CFR 260.22.

(3) The Commission may (but shall not be required to) grant a temporary exclusion before making a final

decision under 40 CFR 260.20(d) whenever it fmds that there is a substantial likelihood that an exclusion

will be finally granted. The Commission will place any such temporary exclusion in the public record.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.] .

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

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[OARHW] {STATE} 1()1 'Hazardous-Waste Identification & Listing

[OAR101]

.~******************************************************************* ** {STATE} means that

** This OAR Division is as the Secretary of State has

** published it except for some font and format changes.

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DIVISION 101

IDENTIFICATION AND LISTING OF HAZARDOUS WASTE

Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste

340-101-001 thru 340-101-034:

[DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84;

DEQ 17-1984, f. & ef. 8-22-84;

Superseded by DEQ 8-1985,

f. & ef. 7-25-85] t':. Purpose and Scope ,

340-101-001 (1) The purpose of this Division is to identify those residues which are subject to regulation as

hazardous wastes under Divisions 100 to 108 of this Chapter.

(2) Persons must also consult 40 CFR Parts 124, 260 - 266, and 270, which are incorporated by reference

in OAR 340-100-002, to determine all applicable hazardous waste management require-ments.

[Publications: The Publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Exclusions

340-101-004 (1) The provisions of 40 CFR 261.4(b)(7) is deleted and replaced with section (2) of this rule.

(2) Residues from the extraction and beneficiation of ores and minerals (including coal), including phosphate

rock and overburden from the mining of uranium ore, are not hazardous waste.

NOTE: The state program is more stringent thanthe federal program in that the laner also excludes residues from processing.

(3) Residue described in 40 CFR 261.4(b)(9) is exempted from Divisions 100 - 106 and 109.

[Publications: The Publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

''---~' .Auth.: ORS Ch. 192, 465.009, ~.015, 466.020, 466.075, 466.090, 468.020 & Ch. 646

.. DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85, DEQ 6-1994, f. & cert. ef. 3-22-94

Special Requirements for Hazardous Waste Produced by Small Quantity Generators

340-101-005 [DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85;
Repealed by DEQ:io.::-I98-7,-------

f. & ef. 6-11-87]

Used Oil Used in a Manner Constituting Disposal

340-101-006 [DEQ 33-1990,

f. & cert. ef. 8-15-90;

Repealed by DEQ 6-1994,

f. & cert. ef. 3-22-94]

Toxicity Characteristic

340-101-024 [DEQ 39-1990(Temp),

f. & cert, ef. 9-28-90;

Repealed by DEQ 4-1991,

f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91

(and corrected 6-20-91]

Hazardous Waste from Specific Sources

340-101-032 [DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85;

Repealed by DEQ 12-1989,

f. & cert. ef. 6-12-89]

Additional Hazardous Wastes

340-101-033 (1) The residues identified in sections (2) and (3) of this rule are hazardous wastes and are

added to and made a part of the list of hazardous wastes in 40 CFR 261.33. _

(2) Any residue, including but not limited to manufacturing process wastes and unused chemicals that ha' C)

either: - _

(a) A three percent or greater concentration of any substance or mixture of substances listed in 40 CFR

261.33(e), except those substances or mixtures of substances containing only those toxic contaminants listed

in 40 CFR 261.24 in Table 1; or

(b) A ten percent or greater concentration of any substance or mixture of substances listed in 40 CFR

261.33(t), except U075 (Dichlorodifluoro-methane) and U12l (Trichloromonofluoromethane) when they are

intended to be recycled, and except those substances or mixtures of substances containing only those toxic

contaminants listed in 40 CFR 261.24 in Table 1.

(3) Any residue or contaminated soil, water or other debris resulting from the cleanup of a spill into or on

any land or water, of either:

(a) A residue identified in subsection (2)(a) of this rule; or

(b) A residue identified in subsection (2)(b) of this rule;

(c) A residue identified in subsections (2)(a) or (b) of this rule as a hazardous waste has the hazardous waste

letters "OR" followed by the corresponding hazardous waste number(s)in 40 CFR 261.33(e) and (t).

(4) The wastes identified in .subsections (2)(a) and (3)(a) of this rule are identified as acutely hazardous

wastes (H) and are subject to the small quantity exclusion defined in CFR 261.S(e).

NOTE: Sections (2) and (3) of this rule shall be applied to a manufacmring process waste only in the event it is not identified

elsewhere in this Division, but prior to application ofsection (5) of this rule.

(5)(a) Pursuant to "Department of Environmental Quality Hazardous Waste Aquatic Toxicity Testing

Procedures", a pesticide residue or pesticide manufacturing residue is a toxic hazardous waste if a

representative sample of the residue exhibits a 96-hour aquatic LC~ equal to or less than 250 mg/l, exce~r C~'

for residues listed in Table 1 of 40 CFR261.24 which pass the evaluation requirement of 40 CFR261.24(a);''l

__ CbLApesticide residue or pesticide manu-facturing residue identified in subsection (5)(a) of this rule but not

in 40 CFR 261.24 or listed elsewhere in Subpart D of40 CFR Part 261, has the Hazardous Waste Number-
of X001 'and is added to and made a part of list of hazardous wastes in 40 CFR 261.31, until a representative

sample of the residue no longer exhibits an LCso equal to or less than 250 mg/l.

. (6)(a) The commercial chemical products, manufacturing chemical intermediates. or off-specification

.commercial chemical products or manufacturing chemical intermediates identified in subsection (6)(b) of this

rule are added to and made a part of the list in 40 CFR 261.33(e);

(b) P999 ... Nerve agents (such as GB (Sarin) and VX).

(7) Hazardous waste identified in this section is not subject to 40 CFRPart 268.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 192,465.009, 466.015, 466.020, 466.075, 466.090,468.020 & Ch. 646 .

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 12-1989, f. & cert. ef. 6-12-89; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91);

DEQ 11-1992, f. & cert. ef. 6-9-92; DEQ 6-1994, f. & cert. ef. 3-22-94

Basis for Listing Hazardous Waste

340-101-034 [DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85;

Repealed by DEQ 12-1989,

f. & cert. ef. 6-12-89]

Wastes Requiring Special Management

340-101-040

(1) Abrasive Blast Waste Containing Pesticides. Abrasive blast waste which contain pesticides that do not

, meet the criteria specified in 40 CFR Part 261, Subpart C, and are not a federal hazardous waste forany

.,.other reason, and meet the criteria identified in OAR 340-101-033 (5)(a) are not subject to Divisions 109 to

108 and 109 provided:

(a) the waste is prevented from entering the environment; and,

(Comment: The practices described in Appendix 1 "Best Pollution Prevention Practices for Abrasive Blast

Media Waste from Shipyard Repair Facilities", provide guidance. The guidance in Appendix 1 or equivalent

Best Pollution Prevention Practices should be used).

(b) the waste is not stored for more than six months unless the generator demonstrates that a longer storage

time is necessary to meet the management standards in OAR 340-101-Q40(1)(c); and,

(c) the waste is recycled, disposed of according to OAR 340-93-190(1)(t), or disposed of at a hazardous

waste facility or other facility authorized to receive such waste.

(2) Pesticide Treated Wood. Spent treated wood that is used or reused for a purpose for which the material

would be treated is exempt from this part and from OAR 340-101-o33(5)(a). Waste resulting from the use of

newly pesticide treated wood, including scrap lumber, shavings and sawdust; waste resulting from shaping

pesticide treated wood, such as sawdust, shavings and chips; and treated wood removed from service that do

not meet the criteria specified in 40 CFR Part 261, Subpart C, and are not a federal hazardous waste for any

other reason; and, are not otherwise excluded by 40 CFR 261.4(b)(9), but meet the criteria identified in 340-

101-033 (5)(a);'are not subject to Divisions 100 to 108 provided:

(a) the waste is not stored for more than six months unless the generator demonstrates that a longer storage

time is necessary to meet the management standards in OAR 340-101-Q40(2)(b); and,

• (b) the waste is recycled, disposed of according to OAR 340-93-190(l)(g), or disposed of at a hazardous

. __ . waste facility or other facility authorized to receive such waste.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from

the Department of Environmental Quality.]
[ED. NOTE: The Appendix referenced in this rule is not printed in the OAR Compilation. Copies are

available from the Department of Environmental Quality.]

Slat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 192,465.009,466.015,466.020,466.075,466.090,468.020 & Ch. 646

Hist.: DEQ 6-1994, f. & cert. ef. 3-22-94

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Appendix1

BEST POLLUTION PREVE1~TION PRACTICES

FOR ABRASIVE BLAST MEDIA WASTE

FROM SIllPYARD REPAIR ACTIVITIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS

FORWARD

JNTRODUCTION

(0,

'.. /'

SECTION ONE: ABRASIVE BLASTING AND ANTIFOULING PAINT

SECTION TWO: ABRASIVE BLASTING:

BEST POLLUTION PREVENTION PRACTICES

BPPONE

BPPTWO

SHROUDING

OVERWATER PROTECTION

BPP THREE WATER BLASTING, HYDROBLASTING,

WATER-CONE BLASTING AND SLURRY BLASTING

BPPFOUR

BPPFlVE

BPPSIX

ABRASIVE BLAST MATERIAL CONTAINMENT

RECORD KEEPING

BPP TRAINING

Based on Best Management Practices Manual for the Shipbuilding and Repair Industry, The Commonwealth of Virginia State

Water Control Board

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FORWARD

.re has been increasing concern in recent years about pollutants generated by the shipbuilding and repair industry. In panicular,

abrasive blast media, metals, metal related compounds, petroleum associated hydrocarbons and antifouling ingredients in paints have

come under.scrutiny. One reason for concern with pollutants generated by ship repair activities is the close proximity to water and the

potential to pollute this resource. Technical inspections and toxics monitoring of shipyard effluent show that significant levels of

pollutants are generated by shipbuilding, repair and maintenance operations. Inspections demonstrate a continuing effort by the DEQ to

prevent shipyard-related pollutants from entering State waters, panicularly to sensitive bays and estuaries.

As a result of these inspections, it was evident that Best Pollution Prevention Practices (BPP's) for the ship and boat repair industry were

necessary. In 1993, the DEQ proceeded with the identification of general BPP's applicable to this industry. National Pollutant Discharge

Elimination System (NPDES) permits were written to include BPP language, however, the permit wording was later determined to be too

general. It was apparent that BPP's were needed that would contain practical hazardous sandblast grit containment methods .

This manual was developed through literature search, yard inspections and discussions between DEQ and the marine industry, and is

designed to serve as an introduction to pollution prevention for repair facilities that do abrasive blasting. Implementation of BPP's

described herein should provide significant and economical pollution control at boat yard and repair facilities.

Because the Department of Environmental Quality is not responsible for the implementation and maintenance of the BPP's described in

this manual, and does not have daily control over each facility's particular use of the BPP's, the Department will not guarantee or warrant

the performance or results that may be obtained by the implementation of the BPP's described herein; only that the BPP's will perform

substantially in accordance with the specifications and constraints set forth in this manual, assuming they are properly installed and

maintained.

These BPP's are intended to complement, not substitute, existing federal and state regulations.

leTRODUCTION

.ne shipbuilding and repair industry presents a unique problem in terms of applying pollution control techniques. Although a given

facility may not compare exactly with another facility in terms of repair capabilities, type and size of docks, and so on, there are enough

similarities between facilities to describe pollution control techniques that can be adapted to suit a specific site.

There are several different functions that occur at ship and boat repair facilities. Some facilities employ a few people, while others

employ many people, including various subcontractors. blacksmiths, boilermakers, chemists, carpenters, electricians, laborers,

machinists, welders. painters, sandblasters, riggers, pipe fitters and a number of administrative and managerial staff.

Each of these facilities and associated shipyard services create their own unique set of potential environmental concerns. A tremendous

amount of spent blast abrasive dust and grit is generated daily. Millions of gallons of vessel discharges are piped, collected, tested,

treated, recycled or transported. Air pollution, noise pollution and water pollution can occur simultaneously with the variety of

operations that take place.

There are hundreds of smaller shipyards and marinas which service small commercial and private boats, in addition to large shipyards

which service everything from small vessels and marine equipment to super structures.

Abrasive blasting .at repair facilities presents an especially challenging task in terms of pollution control because this activity results in a

very fine airborne dust which is difficult to contain, it is generated in large volumes, and it takes place near water resources. Add to this

complexity, antifouling ingredients which can be deadly to water organisms. Abrasive blasting clearly is what is known as a "cross

media" pollutant which affects air, water and land.

While there are a variety of pollutants that may result from activities at repair facilities: abrasive blast and paint, lubricants and oils,

solvents, vessel discharge, storm water runoff, etc., all of which need to be properly managed to insure protection of the environment,

this manual focuses on one of the biggest problems in the shipyard industry: controlling the pollutants associated with paint removal

operations.

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DIVISION 102

STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO

GENERATORS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE

Standards Applicable to Generators of Hazardous Waste

340-102-010 thru 340-102-052

[DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84;

DEQ 17-1984, f. & ef. 8-22-84;

DEQ 27-1984, f. & ef. 12-26-84;

Superceded by DEQ 8-1985,

f. & ef. 7-25-85]

Purpose, Scope and Applicability

340-102-010 (1) The purpose of this Division is to establish

standards for generators of hazardous waste.

(2) Persons must also consult 40 CFR Parts 124, 260

and 270, which are incor porated by reference in OAR

to determine all applicable hazardous .waste

requirements.

(3) In addition to the provisions of 40 CFR 262.10, a person

identified in section (4) of this rule who produces a pesticide

residue, excluding unused commercial pesticide, that is hazardous

solely by application of OAR 340-101-033(5), is exempt from

compliance with Divisions 100 to 106 provided such person complies

with the requirements of Division 109.

(4) Exemptions under section (3) of this rule: Any person who

produces an unwanted pesticide residue from agricultural pest

control (for example, on crops, livestock, Christmas trees,

commercial nursery plants or grassland); industrial pest control
(for example, in warehouses, grain elevators, tank farms or rail (C'''~

yards); structural pest control (for example, in human dwellings) ; ._/

ornamental and turf pest control (for example, on ornamental

trees, shrubs, flowers or turf); forest pest control; recreational

pest control (for example, in parks or golf courses);.governmental

(for example, for clearing a right-of-way, or vector, predator,

and aquatic pest control); seed treatment; and pesticide

demonstration and research.

(5) A person who generates a hazardous waste as defined by 40 CFR

261.3 must comply with the requirements of this Division. Failure

to comply will subj~ct a person to the compliance requirements and

penalties prescribed by ORS 466.185 to 466.210, 459.992 and

466.995, 459.995, 466.880, 466.890, 466.895, 466.900 and OAR

Chapter 340~ Division 12:

[Publications: The publicatiorus) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the

Department of Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

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Hazardous Waste Determination

340-102-011 (1) The provisions of this rule replace the requirements of 40 CFR 262.11. (0

(2) A person who generates a residue as defmed in OAR 340-100,.Q10 must determine if that residue is a'

hazardous waste using the following method: '

(a) Persons should first determine if the waste is excluded from regulation under 40 CFR 261.4 or OAR

340-101-004;

(b) Persons must then determine if the waste is listed as a hazardous waste in Subpart D of 40 CFR Part

261, excluding application of OAR 340-101-033; _

NOTE: Even if the waste is listed, the generator still has an opportunity under OAR 340-100-022 to demonstrate to the Commission

that the waste from his/her particular facility or operation is not a hazardous waste.

(c) Regardless of whether a hazardous waste is listed in Subpart D of 40 CFR Part 261, persons must also

determine whether the waste is hazardous under Subpart C of 40 CFR Part 261 by either:

(A) Testing the waste according to the methods set forth in Subpart C of 40 CFR 261, or according to an

equivalent method approved by the Department under OAR 340-100-021.

NOTE: In most instances, the Department will not consider approving a test method until it has been approved by EPA.

(B) Applying knowledge of the hazard characteristic of the waste in light of the materials or the processes

used. .

(d) If the waste is determined to be hazardous, the generator must refer to Divisions 100-106 and 40 CFR

Part 264, 265 and 268 for possible exclusions or restrictions pertaining to management of hislher specific

waste.

NOTE: 40 em 268.3 prohibits dilution of a hazardous waste to meet Land Disposal Restriction treatment standards. Diluting

waste without a permit to meet any hazardous waste standard is prohibited.

(e) If the waste is not identified as hazardous by application of subsection (2)(b) and/or (c) of this rule,

persons must determine if the waste is listed under OAR 340-101-033. \( <,

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~) A person who generates a residue, as defined in 0AR340-100-010(2)(z), must keep a copy of the

"-ocumentation used to determine whether the residue is a hazardous waste, under section (2) of this rule, for

a minimum of three years after the waste stream is no longer generated, or as prescribed in 40 CFR

262.40(c). If no documentation is created in making the wastestream' determination, then no new

documentation need be created.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 192,465.009,466.015, 466.020, 466.075, 466.090, 468.020 & Ch. 646

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91); DEQ 24-1992, f. 10-23-92, cert. ef.

11-1-92; DEQ 6-1994, f. & cert. ef. 3-22-94

Identification Number and Verification

340-102-012 In addition to the provisions of 40 CFR 262.12, as a matter of policy, the Department will

accept EPA identification numbers already assigned and use a modified EPA registration form and

identification numbering system (Dun and Bradstreet) for generators who register in the future. Effective

January 1.. 1991, and annually thereafter; hazardous waste generators and hazardous waste management and

recycling facilities shall verify registration information on a form provided by the Department.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.] .

; (,~Uth.: ~RS Ch. 183, 45~, ~.~O, 466.~75, 466.165, 466.19~ Ch. 468

.~ DEQ 8 1985, f. & ef. 7 25 85, DEQ 13 1991, f. & cert. ef. 8591

Accumulation Time, Container and Tank Management Standards '.:

340-102-034 (1) In addition to the requirements of 40 CFR 262.34, a generator may accumulate hazardous

waste on-site for 90 days or less without a permit provided that, if storing in excess of 100 containers, the

waste is placedin a storage unit that meets the requirements of 40 CFR 264.175.

(2) A generator shall comply with provisions found in 40 CFR, Part 262 and each applicable requirement; of

40 CFR 262.34(a), (b), (c), (d), (e), and (0.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.] .

Stat. Auth.: ORSCh. 192,465.009,466.015,466.020,466.075,466.090,468.020 & Ch. 646

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 23-1987, f. & ef. 12-16-87; DEQ 6-1994, f. & cert. ef. 3-22-94

Recordkeeping

340-102-040 (1) The provisions of section (2) of this rule replace the requirements of 40 CFR 262.4O(b).

(2) A generator must keep a copy of reports submitted to the Department for a period of at least three years

from the due date of the report.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

i .•Auth.: ORSCh. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.165,466.195 & Ch. 468
Hisl.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7"25-85; DEQ 13-1991, f. & cert. ef. 8-5-91 (/c-'~ 1

-. .. Generator Reporting

340-102-041 (1) The provisions of this rule replace the requirements of 40 CFR 262.41.

(2) A person producing at any time more than one kilogram of acutely hazardous waste, a total of more than

100 kilograms of hazardous waste in a calendar month, or who accumulates on-site at any time a total of

more than 1,000 kilograms of hazardous waste, shall submit Quarterly Reports through the period ending.

December 31, 1991 to the Department. Effective January 1, 1992, and annually thereafter, a report shall be

submitted to the Department, on a form provided by the Department, or by other means agreed to by the

Department, by. persons .defined as small quantity hazardous waste generators, large quantity hazardous

waste generators, andlor hazardous waste recyclers. The report shall contain information required by the

Department covering activities from the preceding calendar year. Reports shall be submitted by March 1, or

within 65 days of mailing by the Department, whichever is later. Upon written request and reasonable

justification, the Department may grant an extension to the reporting deadline of up to 30 days. The annual

report shall contain:

(a) Information required for purposes of notification of hazardous waste activity andlor annual verification of

hazardous waste generator status;

(b) Information required for purposes of describing hazardous waste generator and waste management

activity, including information pertaining to hazardous waste storage, treatment, disposal, and recycling

efforts and practices;

(c) Information required for the assessment of fees; and

(d) Information required for the Department's preparation and completion of the Biennial Report and/o I \

Capacity Assurance Plan. . \

(3) Quarterly Reports are due within 45 days after the end of each calendar quarter for 1991 (the final

quarterly report will be due February 15, 1992). The quarterly reporting requirement will sunset on

December 31, 1991:

(a) The Quanerly Report shall include, but not be limited to the following information:

(A) A copy of the completed manifest or a listing of the information from each manifest for each shipment

made during the calendar quarter;

(B) A listing of all additional hazardous waste generated during the quarter that was sent off-site without a

manifest or was used, reused or reclaimed on-site, on a form provided by the Department. The listing shall

include, but not be limited to:

(i) The generator's name and address;

(ii) The generator's U.S. EPAlDEQ Identification Number;

(iii) Identification of the calendar quarter in which the waste was generated;

(iv) The type and quantity of each waste generated, by EPA code number; and

(v) The disposition of each waste, including the identity of the receiving party for wastes shipped off-site and

handling method; and . .

(C) If no hazardous waste was generated during the quarter, a statement to that effect, on a form provided by

the Department.

(b) Reports submitted to the Department must be accompanied by the following certification signed and dated

by the generator or his/her authorized representative: "I certify under penalty of law that 1 have

personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted in this demonstration and all J' .:~"

attached documents, and that, based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible fO;((J~

.~ obtaininfLthe_~~nn~!i~o~! }_~liev~n~t the submitted information Is true, accurate, and complete. 1
• am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility

. of fine and imprisonment" .

(4) Any generator who is receiving hazardous waste from off-site, generating or managing hazardous waste

on-site, including recycling, except closed-loop recycling must submit an annual report covering those wastes

and activities in accordance with the provisions of OAR 340-104-075 and of 40 CFR, Part 266.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.)

Stat. Auth.: DRS Ch. 183, 466.020, 466.075, 466.105, 466.165, 466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 10-1987, f. & ef. 6-11-87; DEQ 19-1988, f. & cert. ef. 7-13-88; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef.

3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91); DEQ 13-1991, f. & cert. ef. 8-5-91

340-102-042

Stat. Auth.: ORS 466.020,466.075,466.105 & 466.195

Hist.: DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

340-102-044

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 10-1987, f. & ef. 6-11-87; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

Periodic SUrvey

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" . f. & cert. ef. 7-13-88;

Repealed by DEQ 13-1991,

f. & cert. ef. 8-5-91]

International Shipments

340-102-050 (1) Any person who is required to comply with '40 CFR 262.50 through 262.58 shall also

comply with section (2) of this rule.

(2) When shipping hazardous waste outside the United States, the generator must notify the Department in

writing in accordance with 40 CFR 262.53.

(3) These notices must be sent to Department of Environmental Quality, Hazardous Waste Section.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.)

Stat. Auth.: DRS Ch. 183,459,466 & 468·

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 19-1988, f. & cert. ef. 7-13-88

340-102-051 [Renumbered to 340-102-070]

Instructions for the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest

340-102-060 (1) In addition to the instructions in the Appendix to 40 CFR Part 262, relating to completion

of the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest, generators shall also comply with sections (2), (3), (4) and (5) of

this rule.
(2) Enter a teleph~ne number where an authorized agent of the first transporter may be reached in theeventCC'--)

of an emergency, in: -, "

(a) Item D of EPA Form 8700-22; and

(b) Item 0 of EPA Form 87oo-22A, if applicable.

(3) Enter a telephone number where an authorized agent of the second transporter may be reached in the

event of an emergency, in:

(a) Item F of EPA Form 8700-22; and

(b) Item Qof EPA Form 87oo-22A; if applicable.

(4) Enter a telephone number where an authorized agent of the facility may be reached in the event of an

emergency in Item H of EPA Form 8700-22.

(5) Enter the EPA HazardousWaste Number in:

(a) Item I of EPA Form 8700-22; and

(b) Item R of EPA Form 8700-22A, if applicable.

(6) The authorized disposal request number may be entered in:

(a) Item 15 of EPA Form 8700-22; and

(b) Item 32 of EPA Form 8700-22A, if applicable.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

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'Hazardous Waste Generator Fees

340-102-665 (1) Each person generating more than 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of hazardous waste, or more

than 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of acutely hazardous waste, in any calendar month, or accumulating more than

1,000 kilograms (2,200 pounds) of hazardous waste at any time in a calendar year, shall be subject to an

annual hazardous waste generation fee. Fees shall be assessed annually for the' previous year and shall be

paid by the due date shown on the invoice. A late charge equal to ten percent of the fee due shall be paid if

the fees are not postmarked by the due date. An additional late charge of ten percent of the invoice amount

shall also be paid each 30 days or fraction thereof that the invoice remains unpaid. Invoices 90 days or more

overdue may be referred to the Department of Revenue for collection: Accounts so referred shall be

increased by 20 percent of the total due (original fee plus late charges).

(2) A base hazardous waste generation fee, expressed in mills per kilogram, shall be fixed by rule by the

Commission, based on reports from the Department on'the total amount of hazardous waste generated in th~

state and the methods by which the waste was managed:

(a) The Department may use thebase fee, or any lesser fee, to determine annual generation fee invoices. Any

increase in the base fee must be fixed by rule by the Commission;

(b) Beginning with hazardous waste generated and managed during 1992, the base fee is fixed at 60 mills per

kilogram ($60 per metric ton).

(3) Each person's hazardous waste generation fee shall be calculated by multiplying the base fee by the

weight of each hazardous waste stream and by the fee factors listed below for the management method

reported in the annual generation report (OAR 340-102-0(1) as follows: ' ((\

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ranagement Method Fee Factor

Metals Recovery (For Reuse) 0.50

Solvents Recovery 0.50

Other Recovery 0.50

Incineration 1.00

Energy Recovery (Reuse as Fuel) 0.75

Fuel Blending 0.75

Aqueous Inorganic Treatment 1.00

Aqueous Organic Treatment 1.00

Aqueous Organic and Inorganic 1.00

Treatment (Combined)

Sludge Treatment 1.00

Stabilization 1.00

Other Treatment 1.00

Neutralization (off-site) 0.75

Land Disposal 1.50

Management Method Unknown or

Not Reported 2.00

RCRA-Exempt Management

(.•Neutralization (on-site) 0.00

Permitted Discharge underO.OO

Clean Water Act Section 402

In order to determine annual hazardous waste generation fees, the Department may use generator reports

required by OAR 340-102-041; facility reports required by OAR 340-104-075; information derived from

manifests required by 40 CFR 262.20; and any other relevant information, For wastes reported in units 0!-her

than kilograms, the Department will use the following conversion factors: 1.0 metric ton = 1,000 kilograms

= 2,200 pounds = 35.25 cubic feet = 264 gallons = 1.10 tons (English) = 4.80 drums (55 gallon).

(4) A generator subject to the annual hazardous waste generation fee may apply to the Department to limit

the amount of the fee invoice to $15,000. Applications must be submitted by the due date shown on the

invoice and must contain a signed certification of:

(a)Timely filing of annual generator reports required under OAR 340-102-041 covering the previous year;

(b)Timely filing of a toxics use reduction and hazardous waste reduction Notice of Plan Completion under

OAR 340-135-050(4) or an Annual Progress Report under OAR 340-135-070(3), as applicable, during the

previous calendar year; and .

(c) Timely payment of fees assessed under this rule and under OAR 340-105-113 in the previous calendar

year. .

(5) In addition to the annual hazardous waste generation fee, effective January 1, 1991, each hazardous waste

generator shall be subject to an annual hazardous waste activity re-registration verification fee, upon billing

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by the Department, as follows:

I. (a) Large Quantity Generator: $350;
(b) Small Quantity Generator: $200;

(c) Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator: No Fee.

(6) All fees shall be made payable to the Department of Environmental Quality.

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[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS 466.165

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 14-1987, f. & ef. 7-28-87; DEQ 11-1988, f. & cert. ef. 5-19-88; DEQ 19-1989(Temp), f. &

cert. ef. 7-31-89 (and corrected 8-3-89); DEQ 33":1989, f. & cert. ef. 12-14-89; DEQ 13-1991, f. & cert. ef. 8-5.-91; DEQll-1992, f. &

cert. ef. 6-9-92; DEQ 2-1994, f. & cert. ef. 2-2-94

[ED. NOTE: The text of Temporary Rules is not printed in the Administrative Rules Compilation. Copies may be obtained from

the adopting agency or the Secretary of State.]

Fanners

340-102-070 In addition to the provisions of 40 CFR 262.70, a farmer disposing of waste pesticides from

his/her own use which are hazardous wastes shall comply with the requirements of Division 109 of these

rules. .

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 19, 1988, f. & cert. ef. 7-13-88; Renumbered from 340-102-051; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. erO

3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91) . . ' .

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STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO

TRANSPORTERS OF HAZARDOUS

WASTE BY AIR OR WATER

Standards Applicable to Transporters of Hazardous Waste by Air or Water

340-103-010 thru 340-103-031:

[DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84;

Superceded by DEQ 8-1985,

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Purpose and Applicability

340-103-010 (1) The purpose of this Division is to establish standards which apply to persons transporting

hazardous waste by air or water if the transportation requires a manifest under Division 102.

(2) Rail and highway transporters must comply with the regulations of the Public Utility Commissioner.

(3) Persons must also consult 40 CFR, Parts 266-266, 270 and 124, which are incorporated by reference in

rule 340-100-002, to determine all applicable hazardous waste management requirements.

[Publication: The Publicarion(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Identification Number

340-103-011 In addition to the requirements of 40 CFR 263.11, as a matter of policy, the Department will

accept EPA identification numbers already assigned and use a modified EPA registration form and EPA's

identification numbering system (Dun and Bradstreet) for transporters who register in the future.

[Publication: The Publicarion(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.] ,.t. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

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waste must report the discharge to the Oregon Emergency Management Division (phone 800-452-0311).

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[Publication: The Publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department o~O

Environmental Quality.] .

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Discharge Clean Up

340-103-031 A transporter must clean up any hazardous waste discharge that occurs during transportation or

take such action as may be required or approved by federal, state, or local officials so that the hazardous

waste discharge no longer presents a hazard to human health or the environment. See Division 108 for

further requirements.

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 469

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

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DMSION 104

STANDARDS FOR OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF

HAZARDOUS WASTE TREATMENT STORAGE AND DISPOSAL FACILITIES

Standards for Owners and Operators of Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities

340-104-001 thru 340-104-351: .

[DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84;

DEQ 17-1984, f. & ef. 8-22-84;

DEQ 4-1985, f. & ef. 2-5-85;

~Superseded by DEQ 8-1985,

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Purpose, Scope and Applicability

340-104-001 (1) The purpose of this Division is to establish minimum State standards which defme the

acceptable management of hazardous waste.

(2) Persons must also consult 40 CFR Parts 260 - 266, 268, 270 and 124, which are incorporated by

reference in OAR 340-100-Q02, to determine all applicable hazardous waste management requirements.

(3)(a) The provisions of subsection (3)(b) of this rule replace the requirements of 40 CFR 264.1(d);

(b) The requirements of this Division apply to a person disposing of hazardous waste by means of

underground injection subject to a permit issued under an Underground Injection Control (UlC) program

approved or promulgated under the Safe Drinking Water Act only' to the following extent: 40 CFR 264.11

(identification number), 40 CFR 264.16 (personnel training), 40 CFR 264.71 (manifest system), 40

CFR264.72 (manifest discrepancies), 40 CFR 264.73(a), (B)(I) and (B)(2) (operating record), 40 CFR

264.75 (periodic report), and 40 CFR 264.76 (unmanifested waste report). When abandonment is completed, . .

the owner or operator must submit to the Department certification by the owner or operator and by an

independent registered professional engineer that the facility has been closed in a manner that will ensure that

plugging and abandonment of the well will not allow the movement of fluids either into an underground

source of drinking water or from one underground source of drinking .water.to another.

(4) The provisions of 40 CFR 264.1(1) are deleted.

\.(5) In addi.~on to the requ~ements o~ 40 264.1(g)(8)(w), any person ~~v~red by 40 CFR

J 264.1(g)(8)(w) shall comply WIth the apphcable requrrements of OAR Chapter 340, DIVISIOns 100 to 108.

(6)Persons receiving from off-site solid waste which becomes hazardous waste by virtue of federal or state

statute or regulation and who treat or dispose of such waste shall comply with the applicable requirements of
OAR Chapter 340, Divisions 100 to 106, 120, and 40 CFR Parts 264 and 265 and must receive a final

permit before managing the waste.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference' in this rule are available from the Department of0

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020, 466.075, 466'.105, 466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

Relationship to Interim Status

340-104-003 (1) The provisions of 40 CFR 264.3 are deleted.

(2) An owner or operator of an existing facility which has not been issued a RCRA permit shall comply with

the requirements of OAR 340-105-010.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Imminent Hazard Action

340-104-004 (1) The provisions of section (2) of this rule replace the provisions of 40 CFR 264.4.

(2) Notwithstanding any other provisions of these regulations, enforcement actions may be brought pursuant

to ORS 466.185 to 466.210.

Identification Number

340-104-011 In addition to the provisions of 40 CFR 264.11, as a matter of policy, the Department will

accept EPA identification numbers already assigned, use an amended EPA registration form, and use EPA's

identification numbering system (Dun and Bradstreet) for owners and operators who register in the future.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch.183, 459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Required Notices

340-104-012 The provisions of 40 CFR 264.12(c) regarding transfers of ownership are hereby deleted.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

() Unsaturated Zone Monitoring Program

- j4()..104-(f29 -An' owner 'or oPerator may 'oerequirea-tCi'establisb an unsaturated zone monitoring-program- -- ,- -

consisting of soil-pore liquid monitoring mthe zone immediately below a facility to determine whether

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85
hazardous constituents have migrated out of the facility. The Department will approve the components of this

program based on a consideration of the construction and operation of the facility and the type and amount of •. waste beinz manazed therein. .

stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183, 459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Emergency Procedures e.

340-104-056 (1) In 40 CFR 264.56(d) prior to paragraph (1), the phrase "outside the facility" is deleted.

(2)(a) The requirements of subsection (2)(b) of this rule replace the provisions of 40 CFR 264.56(d)(2);

(b) He must immediately notify either the Department or the Oregon Emergency Manage-ment Division

(using their 24-hour toll-free number 1-800-452-0311).

(3) In addition to the requirements of 40 CFR 264.560), the owner or operator's report must include:

(a) The steps taken to prevent a recurrence of the incident; and

(b) Any changes required in the contingency plan.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

EnvironmentalQuality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Availability of Records

340-104-074 (1) The provisions of 40 CFR 264.74(a) are replaced with section (2) of this rule.

(2) All records, including plans, required under this Division must be furnished upon request, and made

• available at all reasonable times for inspection, by any officer, employee, or representative of the

Department as authorized by 0 RS 466.185.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

EnvironmentalQuality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

Periodic Report .

3~104-075 (1) The provisions of this rule replace the requirements of 40 CFR 264.75 and 40 CFR 265.75.

(2) Through December 31, 1991, the owner or operator of a hazardous waste management facility or

recycling facility must prepare and submit an operating report to the Department on a form provided by the

Department. Disposal facility reports are due monthly within 45 days after the end of each calendar month,

and treatment and storage facility reports are due within 45 days after the end of each calendar quarter. The

report must cover facility activities during the previous month or quarter, as appropriate, and must include,

but not limited to the following information:

(a) The EPA identification number, name, and address of the facility;

(b) The period covered by the report;

(c) For off-site facilities, the EPA identification number of each hazardous waste generator from which the

facility received a hazardous waste during the period; for imported shipments, the report must give the name

. • and address of the foreign generator; .

\ . (d) A description of the quantity of each hazardous waste the facility received during the period and the final

handling method by EPA handling code for .each waste. For off-site facilities, this information must be listed

by EPA identification number of each generator;
(e) The method of treatment, storage, or disposal for each hazardous waste;

"(f) The most recent closure cost estimate under 40 CFR 264.142, or 40 CFR 265.142, as appropriate, and,

for disposal facilities, the most recent post-closure cost estimate under 40 CFR 264.144 or 40 CFR 265.144,... -r-,

as appropriate; (:0

(g) A certification signed by the owner or operator of the facility or his authorized representative as required

by 40 CFR 270.11(b);

(h) Copies of manifests or other shipping documents for all hazardous wastes received or a listing of the

information from each manifest or shipping document; and

(i) Monitoring data under 40 CFR 265.94(a) (2)(ii) and (iii), and (b)(2), where required.

(3) Effective January 1, 1992, and annually thereafter, a report shall be submitted to the Department on a

form provided by the Department, or by other means agreed to by the Department, by hazardous waste

treatment, storage, disposal facilities, and off-site hazardous waste recycling and non-RCRA permitted

hazardous waste management or recycling facilities. The report shall contain information required by the

Department covering the activities from the' preceding calendar year. Reports shall be submitted by March 1,

or within 65 days of mailing by the Department, whichever is later. Upon written request and reasonable

justification, the Department may grant an extension to the reporting deadline of up to 30 days. The annual

report shall contain:

(a) Information required for purposes of notification of hazardous waste activity and/or annual verification of

hazardous waste generator or management or recycling facility status;

(b) Information required for purposes of describing hazardous waste management and facility information,

including information pertaining to storage, treatment, disposal, and recycling of hazardous waste received,

or generated on-site; and

(c) Information required for the assessment of fees;

(d) Information required for the Department's preparation and completion of the Biennial Report an~,O'"

capacity Assurance Plan; (~

(e) The most recent closure cost estimate under 40 CFR 264.142, or 40 CFR 265.142, as appropriate, and, .

for disposal facilities, the most recent post-closure cost estimate under 40 CFR 264.144, or 40 CFR

265.144, as appropriate;

(t) A certification signed by the owner or operator of the facility or his authorized representative as required

by 40 CFR 270.11(b); and

(g) Monitoring data under 40 CFR 265.94(a) (2)(ii) and (iii), and (b)(2), where required.

[Publications: The publicarion(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.165,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 19-1988, f. & cert, ef. 7-13-88; DEQ 13-1991, f. & cert, ef. 8-5-91

Financial Assurance for Facility Closure

340-104-143 (1) This rule amends the requirements of40 CFR 264.143. ,

(2) An owner or operator of adisposal facility may choose a cash bond as specified in ORS 466.150(6) or

other equivalent financial assurance as specified in 40 CFR 264.143(a) to 264.143(h).

(3)(a) If an owner or operator uses the trust fund option specified in 40 CFR 264.143(a) to establish financial

assurance for closure of the facility, the owner or operator must also comply with subsection (3)(b) of this

rule; .

(b) During the period the current closure cost estimate (CE) exceeds the current value of the trust fund (CV),,'" _',

the owner or operator must also establish supplemental financial assurance in the amount CE-CV b~ )

choosing ont? of the options specified in 40 CFR 264.143(b) to 264.143(0.
(4) The phrase " ... term of the initial RCRA permit. .. " in the first sentence of 40 CFR 264. 143(a)(3) is

deleted and replaced with the phrase" ... initial 10 years the facility is permitted under Divisions 105

and 106 ..." .

• (5) The phrase" ... in one or more States" in the last sentence of 40 CFR 264.143(e)(1) is deleted and

replaced with the phrase" ... in Oregon".

(6) The phrase "Except as may be required by 40 CFR 264.143(0(10)", is added to the beginning of the

first sentence of 40 CFR 264.143(f)(1).

(7) The phrase "An owner or operator that has a parent corporation may only meet ..." replaces the

phrase "An owner or operator may meet ..." in the first sentence of 40 CFR 264.143(0(10).

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020(1), (2) & (7) & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 11-1993, f. & cert. ef. 7-29-93

Financial Assurance for Post-Closure Care

340-104-145 (1) This rule amends the requirements of 40 CFR 264.145.

(2)(a) The owner or operator of a disposal facility may choose a cash bond as specified in ORS 466.150(6) or

other equivalent financial assurance as specified in 40 CFR 264.145(a) through (h);

(b) The owner or operator of a treatment or storage facility subject to post-closure monitoring or

maintenance requirements must establish financial assurance for post-closure care in accordance with the

approved post-closure plan for the facility and must choose one of the options specified in 40 CFR

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264.145(a) through (h)..

(3)(a) If an owner or operator uses the trust fund option specified in 40 CFR 264.145(a) to establish financial

assurance for post-closure care of a facility, the owner or operator must also comply with subsection (3)(b)

of this rule;

(b) During the period the current post-closure cost estimate (CE) exceeds the current value of the trust fund

(CV), the owner or operator must also establish supplemental financial assurance in the amount CE-CV by

choosing one of the options specified in 40 CFR 264.145(b) to 264.145(0.

(4) The phrase "Except as may be required by 40 CFR 264.145(0(11)", is added to the beginning of the

first sentence of 40 CFR 264.145(0(1).

(5) The phrase "An owner or operator that has a parent corporation may only meet ..." replaces the

phrase "An owner or operator may meet ••• " in the first sentence of 40 CFR 264.145(f)(11).

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020(1), (2) & (7) & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 11-1993, f. & cert. ef. 7-29-93

Liability Requirements

340-104-147 (1) This rule amends the requirements of 40 CFR 264.147.

(2) The phrase"••• in one or more States" at the end of 40 CFR 264.147(a)(1)(ii) is deleted and replaced

with the phrase"..• in Oregon". ' .

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(3! The phrase : •.• one or ~ore States" at the end of 40 CFR 264.147(b)(1)(ii) is deleted and replace

. WIth the phrase ••• m Oregon .

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

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Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183.459,466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 12-1989. f. & cert. ef. 6-12-89

Use of State-Required Mechanisms

340-104-149 The provisions of 40 CFR 264.149 are deleted.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are' available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985. f. & ef. 7-25-85

State Assumption of Responsibility

340-104-150 The provisions of 40 CFR 264.150 are deleted.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183.459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Wording of the Instruments

340-104-151 (1) This rule amends 40 CFR 264.151.

(2) When used in 40 CFR 264.151, the references specified in section (2) of this rule shall be changed as

indicated in this section:

(a) "The United States Environmental Protection Agency", "The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency",

or "EPA" shall be "the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality" (hereinafter called "Department"); (0

(b) "The United States Government" shall be "the State of Oregon"; .'

(c) "The EPA Regional Administrator" shall be "the Department";

(d) "The appropriate EPA Regional Adminis-trator" shall be "the Department";

(e) "The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act as amended (RCRA)" or "The Resource Con-servation

and Recovery Act of 1976 (as amended)" shall be "Oregon law";

(f) "Where EPA is not administering the financial requirements of Subpart H of 40 CFR, Parts 264 and

265" shall be "other than Oregon".

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985. f. & ef. 7-25-85

Design of Tanks

340-104-191 [DEQ 8-1985, r. & ef. 7-25-85;

Repealed by DEQ 23-1987,

f. & ef. 12-16-87]

Applicability to Surface Impoundments

340-104-220 (1) The provisions of 40 CFR 264.220 are deleted and replaced with the requirements of _

section (2) of this rule.' C)

(2) The regulations in Subpart K of 40 CFR, Part 264 apply to owners and operators of facilities that use

- ~-surfaceImpoundmentsto treat or store-hazardous waste;-exceptas-40€FR-~64.1-provides-otheIWise.-· -------.--
[Publications: The publication(s) referre-d -io-::or---tHcOl:porated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

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- - Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

; DEQ 8-1985. f. & ef. 7-25-85

Closure and Post-Closure Care of Surface Impoundments

340-104-228

(1) The provisions of 40 CFR 264.228(a)(l), and (c) are deleted and replaced with the requirements of

sections (2), (3) and (4) of this rule..

(2) At closure, the owner or operator must remove or decontaminate all waste residues, contaminated

containment system components (liners, etc.), contaminated subsoils, and structures and equipment

contaminated with waste and leachate, and manage them as hazardous waste unless 40 CFR261.3(d) applies.

Comment: The state program is more stringent than the federal program in that it requires the removal

of all wastes, etc., at closure whereas the federal program gives the option of closing with wastes left

in place.

(3) If, after removing or decontaminating all residues and making all reasonable efforts to effect removal or

decontamination of contaminated components, subsoils, structures, and equipment as required in section (2)

of this rule, the owner or operator fmds that not all contaminated subsoils can be practicably removed or

decontaminated, he must close the facility in accordance with the closure requirements of 40 CFR

_.264.228(a)(2) and perform post-closure care in accordance with the closure and post-closure care

( -requirements of 40 CFR 264.228(b).

(4) (a) The owner or operator of a surface impoundment that does not comply with the

liner requirements of 40 CFR 264.22I(a) and is not exempt from them in

accordance with 40 CFR 264.22I(b) must:

(A) Include in the closure plan for the surface impoundment under 40 CFR

264.112 both a plan for complying with section (2) of this rule and

a contingency plan for complying with section (3) of this rule in

case not all contaminated subsoils can be practicably removed at

closure; and

(B) Prepare a contingent post-closure plan under 40 CFR 264.118 for

complying with section (3) of this rule in case not all

contaminated subsoils can be practicably removed at closure.

(b) The cost estimates calculated under 40 CFR 264.142 and 264.144 for closure and

post-closure care of a surface impoundment subject to this section must include

the cost of complying with the contingent closure plan and the contingent

post-closure plan.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the

Department of Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

\,.t.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Closure and Post-Closure Care for Waste Piles
340-104-258 The ·phfase:···''-:--;----;- but are not required to include the cost of expected closure under

. paragraph (a) of this section" at the end of 40 CFR 264.258(c)(2) is deleted.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the. Department-r:

Environmental Quality.] .

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Rist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Food-Chain Crops

340-104-276 (1) In 40 CFR 264.276, the term "animal feed crops" is substituted for the term "food chain

crops" .

(2) The provisions of 40 CFR 264.276(b)(1) are deleted.

NOTE: The state program is more stringent than the federal program in that it does not permit crops intended for human

consumption to be grown on a land treatment facility.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Rist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Prohibition on Land Disposal of Ignitable Wastes

340-104-314 [DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85;

Repealed by DEQ 12-1989,

f. & cert. ef. 6-12-89]

Procedure For Prohibitingthe Land Disposal of Any Hazardous Waste

340-104-339 (1) The Department may prohibit the Land Disposal of any hazardous waste if in the

Department's judgment there are more environmentally sound beneficial use, reuse, recycle, reclamation,

treatment or disposal options. In making such a judgment, the Department shall consider but not be limited

to storage, transportation and other appropriate risks.

(2) For wastes identified under section (1) of this rule, the Department shall notify any affected generators

and land disposal owners or operators, in writing, that land disposal of a specified waste is prohibited. Such

notice shall indicate the specific waste affected by name and EPA Hazardous Waste Number, and shall also

indicate the alternative means of beneficial use, reuse, recycle, reclamation, treatment or disposal deemed to

be more environmentally sound. The Department shall provide that the prohibition is effective for the waste

listed in the notice 90 days after receipt of the notice. The generator or disposal facility shall have 30 days

from the receipt of notice to appeal the prohibition to the Department. The Department shall make a final

determination within 60 days of the original notice if a timely appeal has been filed.

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Rist.: DEQ 8·1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Applicability to Incinerators

340-104-340 The provisions of 40 CFR 264.34O(d) are deleted.

NOTE: The Department may require the owner or operator to obtain an Air Contaminant Discharge Permit and such permit may

establish standards more stringent than required under Subpart 0 of 40 CFR Part 264. G . [Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

-Environmental Quality.] - . _. __~. _

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468
His!.: DEQ 8-1985,-f. & ef. 7-25-85

Performance Standards

• 340-104-343 The provisions of 40 CFR 264.343(d) are deleted.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

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[OARHW] {STATE} 105 - Management Facility Permits

[OAR105]

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** This OAR Division is as the Secretary of State has

** published it except for some font and format changes.

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DIVISION 105

MANAGEl\tIENT FACILITY PERMITS

Management Facility Permits

340-105-001 thru 340-105-064:

[DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84;

DEQ 8-1984, f. & ef. 5-29-84;

DEQ 17-1984, f. & ef. 8-22-84;

DEQ 21-1984, f. & ef. 11-8-84;

Superseded by DEQ 8-1985,

f. & ef. 7-25-85]

Purpose, Scope and Applicability

340-105-001

(1) The purpose of this Division is to establish basic permnnng requirements, such as application

requirements, standard permit conditions, monitoring and reporting requirements, and management

requirements for existing facilities which have not been issued a RCRA permit.

(2) Persons must also consult 40 CFR, Parts 260-266, 268, 270 and 124, which are incorporated by

reference in OAR 340-100-002, to determine all applicable hazardous waste management requirements.

(3) The provisions of section (4) of this rule replace the contents of 40 CFR 270.1(a), 270.1(b) and 270.1(c)

prior to paragraph (c)(1).

(4)(a)T~hnical regulations. The hazardous waste permit program has separate additional regulations that

contain technical requirements. These separate regulations are used by the Department to determine what '

requirements must be placed in permits if they are issued. These separate regulations are located in 40 CFR,

Part 264 and OAR Chapter ~40, Division 104.

(Comment: Although the permit applicant or permittee will interface primarily with the Department as is

indicated by these rules, hazardous waste disposal facility permits are technically issued .by the

Environmental Quality Commission while hazardous waste storage and treatment facility permits are issued

by the Department.) i.e (b) . .

Applicability. The state hazardous waste program requires a permit for the "treatment", "storage"

or "disposal" of any "hazardous waste" as identified or listed in OAR Chapter 340, Division 101.

The terms "storage", "disposal" and "hazardous waste" are defined in OAR 340-100-010. The term

"treatment" is defined in 40 CPR 260.010. Owners and operators of hazardous waste management
units must have permits during the active life (including the closure period) of the unit, and, for any

unit which closes after the effective date of these rules, during any post-closure care period required

under 40 CFR 264.117 and during_ any compliance period specified under 40 CFR 264.96, ,,- "r-,

including any extension of the compliance period under 40 CFR 264.96(c). (C

NOTE: Although the permit applicant or perminee will interface primarily with the Depamnent as is indicated by these rules,

hazardous waste disposal 'facility permits are technically issued by the Environmental Quality Conunission while hazardous waste

storage and treatment facility permits are issued by the Depamnent.

(b) Applicability. The state hazardous waste program requires a permit for the "treatment", "storage" or

"disposal" of any "hazardous waste" as identified or listed in OAR Chapter 340, Division 101. The terms

"storage", "disposal" and "hazardous waste" are defined in OAR 340-100-010. The term "treatment" is

defined in 40 CFR 260.010. Owners and operators of hazardous waste management units must have permits

during the active life (including the closure period) of the unit, and, for any unit which closes after the

effective date of these rules, during any post-closure care period required under 40 CFR 264.117 and during

any compliance period specified under 40 CFR 264.96, including any extension of the compliance period

under 40 CFR 264.96(c).

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

Considerations Under Federal Law

340-105-003 The provisions of 4()CFR 270.3 are deleted. _",

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department o{O

Environmental Quality.] - .

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

State Program Reporting

340-105-005 The provisions of 40 CFR 270.5 are deleted.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

General Application Requirements and Requirements Applicable to Existing Management Facilities

340-105-010 (1) The requirements of sections (2), (3), (4) and (5) of this rule replace the provisions of 40

CFR 270.10(e) to 270.10(i) regarding application requirements.

(2) Existing management facilities: _

(a) Owners and operators of existing hazardous waste management facilities that do not have a permit must

submit a Part A permit application to the Department within 30 days after the effective date of statutory or

regulatory changes under Oregon law that render the facility subject to the requirement to have a permit. In ._

addition, persons receiving from off-site solid waste which by virtue of federal or state statute or regulationr-\

becomes hazardous waste and who treat or dispose of such waste shall comply with -the applicable \...-/

. ---.requirements.in.OAR.Chapter 340, Divisions JO!1 .. JQ6,.l2Q, ~d_40 CFR Parts 264 and 265, and must receive a final permit before managing the waste;----.- - -_. -- -.--- _. -- ,--- -- ,- - -
(b) The Department may at any time require the owner or operator of an existing management facility to

submit Part B of their permit application. The owner or operator shall be allowed at least six months from

. the date of request to submit Part B of the application. Any owner or operator of an existing management

: .facility may voluntarily submit Part B of the application at any time;

(c) An owner or operator that has not submitted an acceptable Part A permit application, or an acceptable

Part B permit application when required to do so, or does not operate in compliance with the regulations of

40 CFR Part 265, or OAR Chapter 340, Division 120, as required by this rule, shall be subject to

Department enforcement action including termination of the facility's operation;

(d) If an owner or operator of an existing management facility has filed a Part A permit application but has

not yet filed a Part B permit application, the owner or operator shall file an amended Part A application:

(A) No later than 15 days after the effective date of the adoption of rules listing or designating wastes as

hazardous if the facility is treating, storing or disposing of any of those newly listed or designated wastes; or

(B) Prior to any of the following actions at the facility:

(i) Treatment, storage or disposal of a new hazardous waste not previously identified in Part A of the permit

application;

(ii) Increases in the design capacity of processes used at a facility. The owner or operator must submit a

justification explaining the need for the increase based on the lack of available treatment, storage or disposal

capacity at other hazardous waste management facilities, and receive Department approval before making

such increase;

(iii) Changes in the processes for the treatment, storage or disposal of hazardous waste. The owner or

operator must submit a justification explaining that the change is needed because:

(I) It is necessary to prevent a threat to human health or the environment because of an emergency situation;

or

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(IT) It is necessary to comply with the requirements of OAR Chapter 340, Divisions 100 to 108. The owner

.... or operator must receive Department approval before making such change.

(iv) Changes in the ownership or operational control of a facility. The new owner or operator must submit a

revised Part A permit application no later than 90 days prior to the scheduled change. When a transfer of

ownership or operational control of a facility occurs, the old owner or operator shall comply with the

requirements of Subpart H of 40 CFR Part 265 (financial requirements), .until the Department has released

him in writing. The Department shall not release the old owner or operator until the new owner or operator

has demonstrated to the Department that he is complying with that Subpart. All other duties required by

these rules are transferred effective immediately upon the date of the change of ownership or operational

control of the facility.

(e) In no event shall changes which amount to reconstruction of the facility be made to an existing hazardous

waste management facility which has not been issued an effective RCRA permit. Reconstruction occurs when

the capital investment in the changes to the facility exceeds fifty percent of the capital cost of a comparable,

entirely new hazardous waste management facility.

(3) New management facilities:

(a) No person shall begin physical construction of a new management facility without having sub-mitted Part

A and B of the permit application, complied with OAR Chapter 340, Division 120, and having received a

finally effective hazardous waste permit;

(b) An application for a permit for a new management facility (including both Part A and B) may be filed

with the Department any time after promulgation of those standards in OAR Chapter 340, Division 104

applicable to such facility. All applications must be submitted at least 180 days before physical construction

is expected to commence. (e (4) Reapplication. Any ~gement facility with effecti~e permit shall ~~mit a new application at least

"'--~ 180 days before the expiration date of the effective permit, unless permission for a later date has been

granted by the Department. (The Department shall not grant permission for applications to be submitted later

than the expiration date of the existing permit.)
(5) Recordkeeping. Applicants shall keep records of all data used to complete penni! applications and any

supplemental information submitted under 40 CFR 270.10(d), 270.13, 270.14 through 270.21 for a period

of at least 3 years from the date the application is signed. ,

(6) The requirements of this section are applicable to existing management facilities: ',C../

(a) An owner or operator of an existing management facility that has not been issued a management facility

permit shall comply with the regulations of 40 CFR, Part 265 until final adininistrative disposition of a

permit is made;

(b) After September 1, 1985, and until final administrative disposition of a permit under these rules is made,

an owner or operator of a management facility that has received a state-issued non-RCRA permit shall

comply with the regulations of 40 CFR~ Part 265 in those instances where a regulation exists and with the

conditions of the permit in those instances where a regulation does not exist. '

(7) After final administrative disposition of a permit is made, a management facility shall not treat, store or

dispose of hazardous waste without a permit issued in accordance with OAR Chapter 340, Divisions 100 to

106.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183, 459, 466.020, 466.075, 466.105, 466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

Confidentiality of Infonnation

340-105-012 (1) The provisions of this rule replace the provisions of 40 CFR 270.12.

~2) An o~er, operator, or applicant may claim submitted permit, closure, post-closure, or corrective acti01l('O' '"

information as trade secret pursuant to OAR 340-100-003. ,\<'

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 192, 465.009, 466.015, 466.020, 466.075, 466.090, 468.020 & Ch. 646

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91); DEQ 6-1994. f. & cert. ef. 3-22-94

Contents of Part A of the Permit Application

340-105-013 In addition to the requirements of 40 CFR 270.13, Part A of the permit application shall

include applicable requirements of Division 120 and a statement of compatibility with the acknowledged local

comprehensive plan and zoning requirements or the Land Conservation and Development Commission's

Statewide Planning Goals.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.] ,

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

Contents of Part B

340-105-014 In addition to the information required by 40 CFR 270.14, Part B of the permit application

shall include other information pertinent to the facility as may be requested by the Department. ( ( , ~~../

i-.. ----~~::n~·~~lieation(S)- referred_te>~oriJlcorpQ~te(Lby reference__ iJl ~,!Ule_are aV~j_J!ib~_from _the. ~~ent_ of
Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183. 459 & 468

His!.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

~pecific Part B Information Requirements for Land Treatment Facilities

~40-105-020 The requirements of 40 CFR 270.20(d) and (e) are applicable to animal feed crops.

NOTE: The Department does not allow food-chain crops to be grown in or on the treatment zone of a hazardous waste land

treatment unit.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183, 459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Specific Part B Information Requirements for Landfills

340-105-021 In addition to the information required by 40 CFR 270.21 the following additional information

shall be submitted in a Part B application. A detailed report with supporting information justifying the need

for the landfill as proposed.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

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Conditions Applicable to All Permits . ,

340-i05-o30 (1) The phrase" ... the appro-priate Act ..•" in the second sentence of 40 CFR 270.30(a)

is deleted and replaced with the phrase " .•. ORS Chapter 466 and OAR Chapter 340 ...".

(2)(a) The provisions of 40 CFR 270.30(1)(6)(i) preceding 40 CFR 270.30(l)(6)(i)(A) are deleted,and

replaced with subsection (2)(b) of this rule;

(b) Immediate reporting. The permittee shall immediately report any noncompliance which may endanger

health or the environment as soon as he becomes aware of the circumstances, including.

(3)(a) The provision of 40 CFR 270.30(1)(9) is deleted and replaced with subsection (3)(b) of this rule;

(b) Periodic report. A periodic report must be submitted covering facility activities on an appropriate

schedule (see OAR 340-104-075).

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459, 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 12-1989, f. & cert. ef. 6-12-89

Permit Transfers

·340-105-040 (1) The provisions of 40 CFR 270.40 are amended as follows.

(2) In the first sentence in 40 CFR 270.4O(b), amend "May be made as a Class 1 modification" to "will

be made as a Class 3 modification", delete the phrase "with prior written approval of the Director", and

add after "270.42" the. phrase "and the requirements in OAR 340-120-010(2)(a)(A), (b)(B) , (b)(C), (c), <. (e), (g), (h) and OAR 340-UO-025 for a treatment or disposal facility". .

- [Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466 & 468
Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 12-1989. f. & cert. ef. 6-12-89 ,

Modifications or Revocation and Reissuance of Permits .~,

340-105-041 (~) The phrase "or except when Division 120 applies" is added to the end of and made part of 0

the provision in 40 CFR 270.41(c).

(2) The duties of the "Director" as described in 40 CFR 270.42 shall be assumed by the Director or the

Director's designee of the Department of Environmental Quality unless the Commission must make the

decision in accordance with ORS 466.025 or 466.055.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

EnvironmentalQuality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020(1). (2) & (7) & Ch. 468

Rist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 12-1989, f. & cert, ef. 6-12-89; DEQ 11-1993, f. & cert. ef. 7-29-93

Minor Modifications of Permits

340-105-042 [DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85;

Repealed by DEQ 12-1989,

f. & cert. ef. 6-12-89]

Continuation of Expiring Permits

340-105-051 (1) The provisions of 40 CFR 270.51 are deleted and replaced with sections (2) and (3) of this

rule.

(2) The conditions of an expired permit continue in force until the effective date of a new permit if:

(a) The permittee has submitted a timely application under 40 CFR 270.14 and the applicable sections in 40'''''0·'

, CFR 270.15 to ·270.29 and such application is a complete (under 40 CFR 270.1O(c» application for a new',

permit; 'and

(b) The Department through no fault of the permittee, does not issue a new permit with an effective date

under 40 CFR 124.15 on or before the expiration date of the previous permit (for example, when issuance is

impractical due to time or resource constraints).

(3) Effect. Permits continued under this rule remain fully effective and enforceable.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.] .

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Rist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Emergency Permits

340-105-061 (1) 'The provisions of 40 CFR 270.61(b)(4) are deleted and replaced with section (2) of this

rule.

(2) May be suspended or. renewal refused by the Department at any time without prior hearing if it fmds a

serious danger 'to the public health, safety or the environment and sets forth specific reasons for such

findings.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Deparnnent of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Rist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Letter of Authorization for Small-Quantity Management Facilities , .
340-105-100 [DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85;

Repealed by DEQ 10-1987,

f. & ef. 6-11-87] '.

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Facility Permit Fees

340-105-110 (1) Each person required to have a hazardous waste storage, treatment or disposal permit

(management facility permit) shall be subject- to a three-part fee consisting of a filing fee, an application

processing fee and an.annual compliance determination fee as listed in OAR 340-105-113. The amount equal

to the filing fee, application processing fee and the first year's annual compliance determination fee shall be

submitted as a required part of any application for a new permit, The amount equal to the filing fee and

application processing fee shall be submitted as a required part of any application for renewal or modification

of an existing permit.

.(2) As used in this rule, the following definitions shall apply:

(a) The term management facility includes:

(A) Hazardous waste storage facility;

(B) Hazardous waste treatment or recycling facility; and

(C) Hazardous waste disposal facility.

(b) The term hazardous wastes includes any residue or hazardous wastes as defined in OAR Chapter 340,

Division 101 or 40 CFR Part 261 handled under the authority of a management facility permit;

(c) The term license and permit shall mean the same thing and will be referred to in this rule as permit,

(3) The annual compliance determination fee shall be paid for each year a management facility is in operation

and, in the case of a disposal facility, for each year that post-closure care is required. The fee period shall be

the calendar year and shall be paid annually within 30 days of the invoice date. A late charge equal to ten

percent of the fee due shall be paid if the fees are not postmarked by the due date on the invoices An

additional late charge of percent of the total due (original fee plus the ten percent late charge) shall also be

paid each 90 days that the invoice remains unpaid. Invoices 90 days or more overdue shall also be increased

by 20 percent of the total due (original fee plus ten percent and 15 percent late charges) and referred to the

state Department of Revenue for collection. Any annual compliance determination fee submitted as part'of an

application for a new permit shall apply to the calendar year the permitted management facility is put into

operation. For the first year's operation, the full fee shall apply if the management facility is permitted on or

before April 1. Any new management facility permitted after April 1 shall not owe a compliance

determination fee until the invoice due date of the following year. The Director may alter the due date for the

annual compliance determination fee upon receipt of a justifiable request from a permittee.

(4) For the purpose of determining appropriate fees, each management facility shall be assigned to a category

in OAR 340-105-113 based upon the amount of hazardous waste received and upon the complexity of each

management facility. Each management facility which falls into more than one category shall pay whichever

fee is higher. The Department shall assign a storage and treatment facility to a category on the basis of

design capacity of the facility. The Department shall assign a new disposal facility to a category on the basis

of estimated annual cubic feet of hazardous waste to be received and an existing disposal facility on the basis

of average annual cubic feet of hazardous waste received during the previous three calendar years.

(5) Where more than one management facility exists on a single site, in addition to the compliance

determination fee required by sections (3) and (4) of this rule, a flat fee of $250 shall be assessed for each

additional management facility.

(6) Modifications of existing, unexpired permits which are instituted by the Department ·due to changing

conditions or standards, receipt of additional information or any other reason pursuant to applicable statutes

and do not require re-filing or review of an application or plans and specifications shall not require

submission of the filing fee or the application processing fee.

(7) Upon the Department accepting an application for filing, the filing fee shall be nonrefundable.
(8) The application processing fee, except for disposal permits, may be refunded in whole or in part when

submined with an application if either of the following conditions exist:

(a) The Department determines that no permit will be required; ,

(b) The applicant wi~draws the application before the Department has approved or denied the application. '0

(9) The annual compliance determination fee may be refunded in whole or in pan when submitted with a new

permit application if either of the following conditions exist:

. (a) The Department denies the application; .

(b) The permittee does not proceed to construct and operate the permitted facility'.

(10) All fees shall be made payable to the Department of Environmental Quality.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.165,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 11-1988, f. & cert. ef. 5-19-88; DEQ 19-1989(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 7-31-89 (and corrected

8-3-89); DEQ 33-1989, f. & cert, ef. 12-14-89; DEQ 13-1991, f. & cert, ef. 8-5-91

[ED. NOTE: The text of Temporary Rules is not printed in the Oregon Administrative Rules Compilation. Copies may be obtained

from the adopting agency or the Secretary of State.]

Fee Schedule

340-105-113 (1) Filing Fee. A filing fee of $50 shall accompany each application for issuance, .

reissuance or modification of a hazardous waste management facility or PCB treatment or disposal facility,

permit. This fee is nonrefundable and is in addition to any application processing fee or annual compliance

determination fee which might be imposed.

(2) Application Processing Fee. An application processing fee shall be submitted with each hazardous wastC'C'

management facility or PCB treatment or disposal facility permit application or Authorization to Proceei }

request, if such a request is required under OAR 340-120-005. The intent of the application processing fee is

to cover the Department's costs in investigating and processing the application. For all applications, any

portion of the application processing fee which exceeds the Department's expenses in reviewing and

processing the application shall be refunded to the applicant. In the case of permit reissuance, a fee is not

initially required with the application. Within 60 days of receipt of the application, the Department will

estimate its costs to reissue the permit and will bill the applicant for those costs, up to the amount specified in

subsection (2)(b) of this rule. The application will be considered incomplete and processing will not proceed,

until the fee is paid, or until other arrangements have been made with the Department. In the event that the

Department underestimates its costs, the applicant will be assessed a supplemental fee. The permit shall not

.be reissued until all required fees are paid. The total fees paid shall not exceed the amount specified in

subsection (2)(b) of this rule. The amount of the fee shall depend on .the type of facility and the required

action as follows:

Category

(a) A new permit:

(A) Storage facility $70,000;

(B) Treatment facility 70,000;

(C) Disposal Facility 70,000;

(D) Disposal facility - Post closure

(b) Permit Reissuance:

(A) Storage facility 50,000;

t ---~ -~(B) Ireatment_Eacility50,000;_

I (C) Disposal facility 50,000;

70,000.
·.

(D) Disposal facility - Post closure·::·SO;OOO: ---.

(c) Permit Modification:

(A) Storage facility No Fee;

.•(B) Treatment facility No Fee;

(C) Disposal facility No Fee;

(D) Disposal facility - Post closure No Fee.

(3) Annual Compliance Determination Fee. Except as provided in OAR 340-105-110(5), in any case where a

'facility fits into more than one category, the permittee shall pay only the highest fee as follows:

Category

(a) Storage facility:

(A) 5 - 55 gallon drumsor 250 gallons total or 2,000 pounds $1,940;

(B) 5 to 250 - 55 gallon drums or 250 to 10,000 gallons total or 2,000 to 80,000 pounds 3,420;

(C) > 250 - 55 gallon drums or > 10,000 gallons total or > 80,000 pounds 7,980;

(D) Closure 3,990.

(b) Treatment Facility:

(A) < 25 gallons/hour or 50,000 gallons/day or 6,000 pounds/day 1,940;

(B) 25 - 200 gallons/hour or 50,000 to 500,000 gallons/day or 6,000 to 60,000 pounds/day

(C) > 200 gallons/hour or > 500,000 gallons/day or > 60,000 pounds/day 7,980;

(D) Closure 7,980.

(c) Disposal Facility:

(A) < 750,000 cubic feet/year or < 37,500 tons/year 100,000;

':,'. (B) 750,000 to 2,500,000 cubic feet/year or 37,500 to 125,000 tons/year 150,000;

(C) > 2,500,000 cubic feet/year or > 125,000 tons/year 200,000;

(D) Closure 13,680.

(d) Disposal Facility - Post Closure: All categories 13,680.

3,420;

\,-or.

0',

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,466.020,466.075,466.165,466.195 & Ch. 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 22-1986, f. & ef. 12-19-86; DEQ 14-1987, f. & ef. 7-28-87; DEQ 11-1988, f. & cert, ef.

5-19-88; DEQ 19-1989(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 7-31-89 (and corrected 8-3-89); DEQ 33-1989, f. & cert. ef. 12-14-89; DEQ 13-1991, f. &

cert. ef. 8-5-91

[ED. NOTE: The text of Temporary Rules is not printed in the Oregon Administrative Rules Compilation. Copies may be obtained

from the adopting agency or the Secretary of State.]

Interim Status

340-105-115 The provisions of 40 CFR 270.70 to 270.73, pertaining to interim status, are not included in

the State's hazardous waste management program.

NOTE: State requirements applicable to existing hazardous waste management facilities are identified in rule 340-105~10 and

include provisions analogous to those of 40 CFR 270.71 and 270.72.

[Publications: The publicatioms) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85 .•

Hazardous Waste Management Fee

340-105-UO (1) Every person who operates a facility for the purpose of disposing of hazardous waste or

polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) that is subject to interim status or a permit issued under ORS Chapter 466
shall pay a monthly hazardouswaste-management fee by the 45th day after the last day of each month in the

amount authorized by ORS 465.375. For purposes of calculating the fee required by this section, the facility

operator does not need to include hazardous waste resulting from on-site treatment processes used to render ?"'--"

waste less hazardous or reduced in volume prior to land disposal. \C

(2) The term "hazardous waste" means any hazardous waste as defmed by rules adopted by the

Environmental Quality Commission and includes any hazardous waste as defined in OAR Chapter 340,

Division 100 or 101 or 40 eFR Part 261 handled under the authority of interim status or a management

facility permit.

(3) The term "PCB" shall have the meaning given to it in OAR Chapter 340, Division 110.

(4) The term "ton" means 2,000 pounds and means the weight of waste in tons as determined at the time of

receipt at a hazardous waste or PCB management facility. The term "ton" shall include

the weight of any containers treated or disposed of along with the wastes being held by the container.

(5) In the case of a fraction of a ton, the fee imposed by section (1) of this rule shall be the same fraction

. multiplied by the amount of such fee imposed on a whole ton.

(6) Every person subject to the fee requirement of section (1) of this rule shall record actual weight for all

waste received for treatment by incinerator or disposal by landfilling in tons at the time of receipt. The scale

shall be licensed in accordaIice with ORS Chapter 618 by the Weights and Measures Division of the

Department of Agriculture.

(7) Accompanying each monthly payment shall be a detailed record identifying the basis for calculating the

fee.

(8) All fees shall be made payable to the Department of Environmental Quality. All fees received by the

Department of Environmental Quality shall be paid into the State Treasury.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of ...

Environmental Quality.] ... " . O.

Stat. Auth.: DRS 465.400(1), 465.405, 466.020, 466.075, 466.165, 466.195 & 468.020

Hist.: DEQ 2-1986, f. & ef. 2-12-86; DEQ 3-1988, f. & cert. ef. 1-29-88; DEQ 29-1990, f. & cert. ef. 7-13-90; DEQ 13-1991, f. &

cert. ef. 8-5-91

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[OARHW] {STATE} 106 - Permitting Procedures

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** This OAR Division is as the Secretary of State has

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DIVISION 106

PERMITTING PROCEDURES

Permitting Procedures

340-106-001 thru 340-106-017:

[DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84;

Superseded by DEQ 8-1985,

f. & ef. 7-25-85]

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Purpose and Scope J

! , . . 340-106-001 (1) The purpose of this Division is to establish the procedures for issuing, modifying, revoking

and reissuing, or terminating all hazardous waste permits other than hazardous

waste emergency permits and hazardous waste permits by rule.

NOTE: Although the permit applicant or permittee will interface primarily with the Department as is indicated by these rules.

hazardous waste disposal facility permits are issued by the Environmental Quality Commission while hazardous waste storage and

treatment facility permits are issued by the Department.

(2) Persons must also consult 40 CFR Parts 260-266, 268, 270 and 124, which are incorporared by

reference in OAR 340-100-002, to determine all applicable hazardous waste management requirements.

NOTE: 40 CFR Part 124 includes requirements appli-cable to several programs. including VIC. NPDES. 404. etc. Only the

provisions of 40 CFR Part 124 Subpart A which are applicable to hazardous waste or "RCRA" permits are incorporated by

reference in OAR 340-1Q0-002, as modified by Division 106.

[PubUcatio~: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.] .

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183.459,466.020.466.075.466.105.466.195 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. ~-25-85; DEQ 4-1991, f. cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

Requirements Not Applicable

340-106-002 The provisions of 40 CFR 124.1, 124.4, 124.9, 124.11(e), 124.13, 124.14(c), 124.15(b),

• 124.16, 124.17(b), 124.18, 124.19, 124.20 and 124.21 are deleted and not part of Division 106.

[Publications. The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]
·'7'" ·f1 \

to RCRA permits, the'·~

Slat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Recommendations by State Agencies on Waste Disposal Facility Applications

340-106-003 (1) In addition to the requirements of 40 CFR 124.3 applicable

provisions of section (2) of this rule shall be followed.

(2) The Commission shall cause copies of disposal site applications to be sent to affected state agencies,

including the Health Division, the Public Utility Commissioner, the State Fish and Wildlife Commission and

the Water Resources Director. Each agency shall respond by making a recommendation as to whether the

permit should be granted. If the Health Division recommends against granting the permit, the permit must be

denied. Recommendation from other agencies shall be considered as evidence in determining whether to

issue the permit.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Application Review

340-106-004 The requirements of 40 CFR 124.3 are amended as specified by sections (1), (2) and (3) of this

rule:

(1) Each application from either an existing or new hazardous waste management facility for a permit will be

reviewed for completeness by the Department within 60 days of its receipt.

(2) If an applicant fails or refuses to correct deficiencies in the application, the permit may be denied and0' .

appropriate enforcement actions may be taken. " (

(3)(a) Upon request from a permit applicant, and following receipt of a complete Part B permit application, ""

the Department shall prepare and mail to the applicant a project decision schedule;

(b) The schedule will specify target dates by which the Department intends to:

(A) Prepare a draft permit;

(B) Issue public notice;

(C) Complete the public comment period; and

(D) Issue a fmal permit.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183, 459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Modification, Revocation and Reissuance, or Termination of Permits

340-106-005 (1) The provisions of 40 CFR 124.5(b) are deleted and replaced with subsections (l)(a), (b)

and (c) of this rule:

(a) If the permitting body decides the request is not justified, it shall send the requester a brief written

response giving a reason for the decision. Denials of requests for modification, revocation and reissuance, or

termination are not subject to public notice, comment or hearings;

(b) Denials by the Department may be appealed to the Commission by a letter briefly setting forth the ~-:-­

relevant facts. The Commission may direct the Department to begin modification, revocation and reissuance;O

or termination proceedings under 40 CFR 124.5(c). The appeal shall be considered denied if the

Commission takeSno-actioiion ffie-letter-withiiC60 days after receiving it. This'appeal is a prerequisite to .
seeking judicial review of Department action In denying a request for modi-fication. revocation and

reissuance, or termination;

(c) Denials by the Commission are subject to judicial review under ORS 183.480.

• 2) The provisions of 40 CFR 124.5(e), (0 and (g) are deleted.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Draft Permits

340-106-006 The requirements of 40 CFR 124.6(e) are modified by deleting the sentence "For RCRA, VIC

or PSD permits, . . . under 124.74".

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85

Public Hearings on Disposal Facility Draft Permits

340-106-012 In addition to the provisions of 40 CFR 124.12, the requirements of sections (1) and (2) of this

rule are applicable to hazardous waste disposal facilities:

(1) The Commission shall conduct a public hearing in the county or counties where a proposed

• ,hazardous waste disposal site is located and may conduct hearings at such other places as the Department

considers suitable. At the hearing, the applicant may present the application and the public may appear or 'be l.

represented in support of or in opposition to the application. "

(2)(a) Prior to holding hearings on a hazardous waste disposal site license application, the Commission shall

cause notice to be given in the county or counties where the proposed site is located in a maimer reasonably

calculated to notify interested and affected persons of the license application;

(b) The notice shall contain information regarding the approximate location of the site and the type and

amount of materials intended for disposal at such site, and shall fix a time and place for a public hearing. In

addition, the notice shall contain a statement that any person interested in or affected by the proposed site

shall have opportunity to testify at the hearing.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459& 468

Hist.: DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85
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DIVISION 108

OIL AND HAZARDOUS l\1ATERIAL SPILLS AND RELEASES

General

Purpose and Applicability

340-108-001 (1) The purpose of this division is to specify the reporting requirements, cleanup standards and

liability that attaches to a spill or release or threatened spill or release involving oil or hazardous material.

(2) The rules of this division apply to any person owning or having control over any oil or hazardous

material spilled or released or threatening to spill or release .

• (3) Spills or releases or threatened spills or releases of hazardous waste occurring on the site of a generator

, shall be managed in accordance with the contingency plan and emergency procedures required by Subpart C

and D of 40 CFR 265 and this division.

(4) Spills or releases or threatened spills or releases of hazardous waste on the site of a hazardous waste,

treatment, storage or disposal facility shall be managed in accordance with the contingency plan and

emergency procedures required by Subparts C and D of 40 CFR Part 265, or a permit issued pursuant to

OAR Chapter 340, Divisions 105 and 106, and this division.

(5) Oil spilled in an area that may allow it to reach any waters of the state shall be managed in accordance

with ORS Chapter 468; OAR Chapter 340, Division 47; and this division.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 183, 459, 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. &ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 17-1986, f. & ef. 9-18-86

Definitions

340-108-002 As used in this division unless otherwise specified:

(1) "Barrel" means 42 U.S. gallons of oil at 60 degrees Fahrenheit.

(2) "Cleanup" includes, but is not limited to, the containment, collection,

removal, treatment or disposal of oil or hazardous material; site restoration; and any investigation,

monitoring, surveys, testing and other information gathering required or conducted by the Department.

! (.(3) "Cleanup Costs" means all costs associated with the cleanup of a spill or release or threa~ned spill or

..-' release incurred by the state, its political subdivision or any person with written approval from the

Department when implementing ORS 466.205, 466.605 to 466.690, 466.880 (3) and (4) and 466.995 (3) or

468.800.
(4) "Commission" means the Environmental Quality Commission.

(5) "Contingency Plan" means a document setting out an organized, planned and coordinated course of

action to be followed in case of a fire, explosion, or release of hazardous waste or hazardous waste/ '''.

constituents which could threaten human health or the environment and is prepared pursuant to 40 CFR PariC

264- Subpart D or Part 265- Subpart D.

(6) "Department" means the Department of Environmental Quality.

(7) "Director" means the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality.

(8) "Having Control Over Any Oil or Hazardous Material" includes, but is not limited to, persons using,

handling, processing, manufacturing, storing, treating, disposing or transporting oil or hazardous material.

(9) "Hazardous Material" means: .

(a) Radioactive Waste and material as defined in ORS 469.300 and 469.530;

(b) Substances and wastes listed in 40 CFR Part 302- Table 302.4 (List of Hazardous Substances and

Reportable Quantities) and amendments, adopted prior to May 1, 1987.

(10) "Modified Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan" means the plan to prevent the

spill of oil from a non-transportation related facility that has been modified to include those hazardous

substances and hazardous wastes handled at the facility.

(11) "Oil" includes gasoline, crude oil, fuel oil, diesel oil, lubricating oil, sludge, oil refuse and any other

petroleum related product.

(12) "Person" includes, but is not limited to, an individual, trust, firm, joint stock company, corporation,

partnership, association, municipal corporation, political subdivision, interstate body, the state and any

agency or commission thereof and the Federal Government and any agency thereof.

(13) "Reportable Quantity" is an amount of oil or hazardous material which if spilled or released, or

threatens to spill or release, in quantities equal to or greater than those specified in OAR 340-108-010 must

be reported pursuant to OAR 340-108-020. '

(14) "SPCC" means Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures Plan prepared in accordance with TitUD

40 Code of Federal Regulations - Part 112 or Part 1510. .

(15) "Spill or Release" means the discharge, deposit, injection, dumping, spilling, emitting, releasing,

leaking or placing of any oil or hazardous material into the air or into or on any land or waters. of the state,

as defined in ORS 468.700, except as authorized by a permit issued under ORS Chapter 454, 459, 468 or

469, ORS 466.005 to 466.385, 466.880 (1) and (2), 466.890 and 466.995 (1) and (2) or federal law or while

being stored or used for its intended purpose.

(16) "Threatened Spill or Release" means circumstances or events exist that indicate a spill or release of oil

or hazardous material is likely and iminent.

(17) "Waters of the State" means lakes, bays, ponds, impounding reservoirs, springs, wells, rivers, streams,

creeks, estuaries, marshes, inlets, canals, the Pacific Ocean within the territorial limits of the State of Oregon

and all other bodies of surface or undergound waters, natural or artificial, inland or coastal, fresh or salt,

public or private (except those private waters which do not combine or effect a junction with natural surface

or underground waters), which are wholly or partially within or bordering the state or within its jurisdiction.

[ED. NOTE: The Appendix 1 and publications referenced in these rules are not printed in the Oregon Administrative Rules

Compilation. Copies may be obtained through the Hazardous and Solid Waste Division of the Department of Environmental

Quality]

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 183, 459, 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-2~84; DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 17-1986, f. & ef. 9-18-86; DEQ 2-1987(Temp), f. & ef.

1-30-87; DEQ 15-1987, f. & ef. 7-28-87

[ED. NOTE: The text of Temporary Rules is not printed in the Oregon Administrative Rules Compilation. Copies may be ObJ=)

_ from the adopting ag~or the Secretary of State.]

Reportable Quantities
340-108-010 (1) Reportable quantity means:

(a) Any quantity of radioactive material, or radioactive waste;

•

(b) If spilled into waters of the state, or escape into waters of the state is likely. any quantity of oil that

: would produce a visible oily slick, oily solids, or coat aquatic life,

habitat or property with oil, but excluding normal discharges from properly operating marine engines;

(c) If spilled on the surface of the land, any quantity of oil over one barrel (42 gallons); and

(d) An amount equal to or greater than the. quantity listed in 40 CFR Part 302 - Table 302.4 (List of

Hazardous Substances and Reportable Quantities) and amendments adopted prior to May 1, 1987.

(e)(A) One (1) pound of nerve agents (such as GB (Sarin) or VX) if spilled or released on-site;

(B) Any quantity of nerve agents such as GB (Sarin) or VX if spilled or released off-site;

(C) An ambient air concentration for nerve agents monitored at the chemical storage perimeter or depot

perimeter which is equal to or greater than 3 X 1O-6mg/m3for GB and VX; or

(D) An ambient air concentration for nerve agents monitored at or near a point of release equal to or greater

than 2 X 10-2 mg/rrr' GB or 4 X 10-2 mg/rn' VX. (i.e igloo monitoring). .

(t) One (1) pound (0.454 kg) of pesticide residue as defined by 340-101-Q33(5)(a).

(2) Spills or releases of mixtures or solutions containing any of the hazardous materials listed in 40 CFR

Part 302 - Table 302.4 (List of Hazardous Substances and Reportable Quantities) and amendments adopted

prior to May 1, 1987 are subject to the reporting requirements of this rule if the total quantity of all the

hazardous materials in the mixture or solution (in pounds) exceeds the lowest reportable quantity referenced

in subsection (l)(d) of this rule for anyone of the hazardous materials in the mixture or solution. A person

may rely upon actual knowledge and readily available information such as material safety data sheets,

shipping papers, hazardous waste manifests and container labels, to

determine the presence and concentration of hazardous materials in a mixture or solution.

(3) The quantity determination required by section (1) of this rule shall be the quantity of oil or hazardous

,:. material spilled or released prior to contact or mixing with any other material or substance (i.e., with soil,

.. water, sawdust, etc.). In the case of a threatened spill or release, it shall be the amount of oil or hazardous

material in the container or tank from which a spill or release is likely and iminent. , .

.....'

[ED. NOTE: The Appendix 1 and publications referenced in these rules are not printed in the Oregon Administrative: Rules

Compilation. Copies may be obtained through the Hazardous and Solid Waste Division of the Department of Environmental

Quality.]

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 183, 459. 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 17-1986, f. & ef. 9-18-86; DEQ 2-1987(Temp), f. & ef.

1-30-87; DEQ 15-1987, f. & ef. 7-28-87

[ED. NOTE: The text of Temporary Rules is not printed in the Oregon Administrative Rules Compilation. Copies may be obtained

from the adopting agency or the Secretaryof State.]

Required Action

'.

Emergency Action, Reporting

340-108-020 In the event of a spill or release or threatened spill or release, the person owning or having or

control over oil or hazardous material shall take the following actions, as appropriate.

(1) Immediately implement the site's SPCC plan, modified SPCC plan or other applicable contingency plan if

such a plan is required.

COMMENT: Generators accumulating hazardous waste for less than 90 days are required to have a

contingency plan prepared in accordance with 40 CFR 262.34

(2) If an SPCC plan, modified SPCC plan or contingency plan is not otherwise required, immediately take

the following actions in the order listed:

(a) Activate alarms or otherwise warn persons in the immediate area; and
(b) Undertake every reasonable method to contain the oil or hazardous material.

(3) If a medical emergency or public safety hazard (i.e., potential fire or explosion) is determined by the

responsible person to exist that requires the services of local emergency responders (fire, police, emergency. "::..

medical technicians), call 911, where available, or local fire and/or police where 911 does not exist. C~

(4) If the amount of oil or hazardous material exceeds the reportable quantity listed in OAR 340-108-010 in

any 24-hour period, report the spill or release or threatened spill or release to the Oregon Emergency

Management Division.

COMMENT: The Oregon Emergency Management Division can be reached anytime by calling in-state 800452-0311 or if calling

from out-of-state (503) 3784124.

(5) Ifthe amount of hazardous material exceeds the quantity referenced in OAR 340-108-010(1)(d) report the

spill or release to the National Response Center.

COMMENT: The National Response Center currently can be reached by calling 800-424-8802.

(6) The spill or release need not be reported if:

(a) It occurs on public or private. property and is known to the person owning or having control over oil or

hazardous material or their designated representative;

(b) It occurs on a surface impervious to the oil or hazardous material spilled or release and it is fully

contained; and

(c) It is completely cleaned up without further incident, including fixing or repairing the cause of the spill or

release.

(7) Cleanup the spill or release or threatened spill or release of oil or hazardous material pursuant to OAR

340-108-030. The Department may, in any case, evaluate the action taken and may require additional action

to complete the cleanup and disposal pursuant to OAR 340-108-030.

[ED. NOTE: The Appendix 1 and publications referenced in these rules are not printed in the Oregon Administrative Rules

Compilation. Copies may be obtained through the Hazardous and Solid Waste Division of the Department of Environmenta1

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Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 183, 459, 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 17-1986. f. & ef. 9-18-86; DEQ 15-1987, f. & ef. 7-28-87

340-108-021 [Renumbered to 340-108-040]

Cleanup Standards

340-108-030 (1) Any person liable for a spill or release or threatened spill or release shall immediately

cleanup the spill or release or threatened spill or release consistent with sections (2) and (3) of this rule.

Cleanup of a threatened spill or release shall be by taking immediate repair, corrective ·or containment action.

(2) Spills and releases or threatened spills and releases of oil or hazardous material shall be cleaned up by

employing the best available methods of cleanup to achieve the lowest practicable level of contamination.

The Department shall determine the lowest practicable level of contamination by applying one or more of the

following factors, as appropriate:

(a) Population at risk;

(b) Routes of exposure;

(c) Amount, concentration, hazardous and toxic properties, environmental fate and transport (e.g., ability

and oppo~ties to bioaccumulate, persistence, mobility, etc.), and form of the oil or hazardous material

present; . . .

(d) Hydrogeological factors (e.g., soil permeability, depth to saturated zone, hydrologic gradients, proximity

to a drinking water aquifer, floodplains and wetlands proximity); . ;-.

(e) Current and-potential ground water use; L-

(t) Climate (rainfall, etc.); .

(g) The extent to which the olfor'&aziraous-IriatenaI-can beadeqiliitelyidentifie(faIfd-characterized; - _ - . _. -- -'-.

(h) Whether oil or hazardous material at the site may be reused or recycled;
(i) The likelihood of future releases if the oil or hazardous material remain on-site;

U) The extent to which natural or man-made barriers currently contain the oil or hazardous material and the

adequacy of the barriers:

• (k) The extent to which the oil or hazardous materials have migrated or are expected to migrate from the area

of their original location, or new location if relocated; and whether future migration may pose a threat to

public health, safety, welfare or the environment;

(1) The extent to which State or Federal environmental and public health requirements are applicable or

relevant and appropriate to the specific site and the extent to which other

State or Federal criteria, advisories, and guidance should be considered in developing the cleanup remedy;

(m) The extent to which contamination levels exceed applicable or relevant and appropriate State or Federal

requirements or other State or Federal criteria, advisories, and guidance;

(n) Contribution of the oil or hazardous material to an air, land, water, and/or food chain contamination

problem;

(0) The pre-existing background level of the oil or hazardous material present at the cleanup site;

(P) Other appropriate matters may be considered.

(3) In addition to considering the cleanup factors in section (2) of this rule, cleanup of hazardous waste, or

material which as waste is defmed as hazardous, shall also be consistent with the following requirements:

(a) If it is a mixture of a solid waste and a hazardous waste that exhibits a characteristic identified in 40 CFR

Part 261- Subpart C, or is a hazardous waste that is listed in 40 CFR Part 261- Subpart D solely because

it exhibits one or more characteristics identified in Subpart C, the resultant mixture must be cleaned up to

the extent that any remaining waste no longer exhibits any characteristics of hazardous waste identified in

Subpart C. Any removed characteristic hazardous waste must be shipped to an authorized

hazardous waste treatment or disposal facility. .

(b) If it is a mixture of solid waste and one or more hazardous waste listed in 40 CFR Part 261- SubPaI1 D,

'. contamination at the site must be cleaned up to background levels and the removed hazardous waste mixture

shipped to an authorized hazardous waste treatment or disposal facility. Any hazardous waste remaining at .

the site is subject to regulation under OAR 340- division 100 to 109 unless it is delisted pursuant to OAR

340-100-020 and 022.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Star. Auth: ORS Ch. 466

Hist.: DEQ 17-1986, f. & ef. 9-18-86

Cleanup Report

340-108-040 The Department may require the person responsible for a spill or other incident to submit a

written report within 15 days of the spill or'other incident describing all aspects of the spill and steps taken to

prevent a recurrence.

(Comment: Transporters are also required by the Public Utility Commissioner to file a Hazardous Materials Incident Report (DOT

Form F5800.0) within 15 days after a spill. A copy of this report may be sent to the Deparnnent in lieu of the report required by

this rule.)

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 183, 459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 8-1985, f. & ef. 7-25-85; DEQ 17-1986, f. & ef. 9-18-86; Renumbered from 340-108-021

SamplingITesting Procedures

• ·340-108-050 The representative sampling procedures and analytical testing protocols referenced in 40 CFR

260.11 shall be used when conducting sampling or testing of hazardous materials to comply with this

division. For testing of oil spills, the analytical testing protocols for "Oil and Grease (spectre photometric,
infra-red)" in Standard Methods (16 ed., #503) and EPA Methods for Chemical Analysis (600-4-79-020,

#413.2 or #418.1) shall be used.

[Publications: The publicatiorus) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of 0

Envirorunental Quality.]

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 466

Hist.: DEQ 17-1986. f. & ef. 9-18-86

References

340-108-060 See 340-100-011 for incorporation by reference of Code of Federal Regulations cited in this

division.

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 466

Hist.: DEQ 17-1986. f. & ef. 9-18-86

Liability and Inspections

Liability

340-108-070 (1) Any person owning or having control over any oil or hazardous material spilled or released

or threatening to spill or release shall be strictly liable without regard to fault for the spill or release or

threatened spill or release. However, in any action to recover damages, the person shall be relieved from

strict liability without regard to fault if the person can prove the spill or release of oil or hazardous material

was caused by:

(a) An act of war or sabotage or an act of God. r: _~

(b) Negligence on the part of the United States Government or the State of Oregon. (0

(c) An act or omission of a third party without regard to whether any such act or omission was or was not -,

negligent.

(2) Any person liable for a spill or release or threatened spill or release under ORS 466.640 shall

immediately cleanup the spill or release pursuant to this division. Cleanup of a threatened spill or release

shall be by taking immediate repair, corrective or containment action so that an actual spill or release does

not occur. In addition to cleanup, the Department may require the responsible person to' undertake such

investigations, monitoring, surveys, testing and other information gathering as the Department considers

necessary or appropriate to:

(a) Identify the existence and extent of the spill or release or threatened spill or release;

(b) Identify the source and nature of oil or hazardous material involved; and

(c) Evaluate the extent of danger to the public health, safety, welfare or the environment. .

(Comment: 40 CPR 264.1(g) states that a hazardous waste management facility permit is not required for

treatment or containment activities taken during immediate response to a spill or release of a hazardous

waste.)

(3) If any person liable. under. ORS 466.640 does not immediately commence and promptly and adequately

complete the cleanup, the Department may cleanup or contract for the cleanup of the spill or release or the

threatened spill or release of oil or hazardous material. Whenever the Department undertakes a cleanup, the

Department directly or by contract may undertake such investigations, monitoring, survey, testing and other

information gathering as it may deem appropriate to identify the existence' and extent of the spill or release,

the source and nature of oil or hazardous material involved and the extent of danger to the public health,

safety, welfare pr environment. In addition, the Department directly or by contract may undertake SUCh!(\

planning, fiscal, economic, engineering and other studies and investigation it may deem appropriate to plan\~ /

and direct.cleanupactions.jorecover c9~tsm~r.~Lan<!)~g~EC?~~._____ .
(4) The Department shall keep arecord-of-ell e-xpenses incurred in carrying out any cleanup projects or

activities authorized under section (3) of this rule, including charges for services performed and the state's

equipment and materials utilized .

• (5) Any person who fails to cleanup oil or hazardous material immediately, when under an obligation to do

so, shall be responsible for the reasonable expenses incurred by the Department in

carrying out a cleanup project or activity authorized in section (3) of this rule.

(6) Any person who does not make a good faith effort to clean up oil or hazardous material when obligated

to do so under ORS 466.645 shall be liable to the Department for damages not to exceed three times the

amount of all expenses incurred by the Department. .

(7) If the amount of state-incurred expenses and damages under this rule are not paid by the responsible

person to the Department within 15 days after receipt of notice that such expenses and damages are due and

owing, or if an appeal is filed within 15 days after the court renders its decision if the decision affIrms the

order, the Attorney General, at the request of the Director, shall bring an action in the name of the State of

Oregon in a court of competent jurisdiction to recover the amount specified in the notice of the Director.

(8) If the spill or release involves a hazardous waste or substance covered by ORS 466.205, the expenditures

covered by this rule shall constitute a general lien upon the real and personal property of the person under an

obligation to collect, remove or treat the hazardous waste or substance.

(9) Within seven days after the Department begins any cleanup activities under section (3) of this rule, the

Department shall file a notice of potential lien on real property to be charged with a lien under section (8) of

this rule with the recording officer of each county in which the real property is located and shall file a notice

of potential lien on personal property to be charged with a lien under section (8) of this rule with the

Secretary of State. The lien shall attach and become enforceable on the day on which the state begins the

clean up projects or activities authorized by section (3) of this rule if within

120 days after such date, the state files a notice of claim of lien on real property with the recording officer of I.'. each county in which the real property charged with the lien is located and files a notice of claim of lien on '-'.

. '. personal property with the Secretary of State. The notice of lien claim shall contain: . :!

(a) A true statement of the demand;

(b) The name of the parties against whom the lien attaches;

(c) A description of the property charged with the lien sufficient for identification; and

(d) A statement of the failure of the person to perform the cleanup or disposal as required.

(10) The lien created by this rule may be foreclosed by a suit in the circuit court in the manner provided by

law for the foreclosure of other liens on real or personal property.

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 466

Hist.: DEQ 17-1986, f. & ef. 9-18-86

Information RequestslInspections .

340-108-080 (1) In order to determine the need for response to a spill or release or threatened spill or release

under ORS 401.025,466.605 to 466.690,466.880(3) and (4), 466.995 (3) and 468.070, and this division, or

enforcing the provisions of ORS 401.025, 466.605 to 466.690, 466.880(3) and (4), 466.995 (3) and 468:070

and this division, any person who prepares, manufactures, processes, packages, stores, transports, handles,

uses, applies, treats or disposes of oil or hazardous material shall, upon the request of the Department:

(a) Furnish information relating to the oil or hazardous material; and

(b) Permit the Departtnent at all reasonable times to have access to and copy, records relating to the type,

quantity, storage locations and hazards of the oil or hazardous material.

(A (2) In order to carry out section (1) of this rule, the Department may enter to inspect at reasonable times any

\.W' establishment or other place where oil or hazardous material is present.

(3) ORS 192.500 provides that certain public records (Le., trade secrets) are exempt from disclosure under

ORS 192.410 to 192.500 unless the public interest requires disclosure in a particular instance. Persons
required to provide informatiorrtmder-section (1) of this rule who desire to have some of their information

considered exempt from public disclosure shall:

(a) Make a determination that their information qualifies for exemption from public disclosure pursuant to ,.. ....-...

the criteria in ORS 192.500. ! (~

(b) Make the claim in writing at the time of providing the requested information to the Department; and

(c) Provide in writing any documentation or analysis that supports the clain of exemption from public

disclosure at the time of providing the information to the Department.

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 466

Hist.: DEQ 17-1986, f. & ef. 9-18-86
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Selecllon

305.50 Expedited procedures.

305.51 Appeals procedures.

30S.52 MiscellaneouS provisions.

Subpart 8-Seledlon and Ju,hdidlon

30S.20 Selection and dismissal of the Board

or Arbitrators.

305.21 Jurisdiction of Board of Arbitrators.

305.30 Referral of claims.

305.31 Selection of arbitrator.

305.32 Disclosure and challenge proce-'

durcs.

Sec.

305.10 Purpose.

30S.11 Scope and appllcabl1lty.

305.12 Derlnltlons.

PARTS 303-304 [RESERVED]

PART 30S-COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE, COMPENSATION, AND LIABILITY ACT

(CERCLA) ARBITRATION PROCEDURES

Subpart A-Gene,ol

Sub port D-Heo,lnll' ae'o,e the Boo,d 0'

A,blt,olofl

30S.40 FlUnll or pleadlnlls.

30S.41 PTe·heartnK conference.

305.42 . Arbitral nearlns.

305.43 Arbitral decision.

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P,o.,I,lon.

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§301.7

tlon 103 of the Act w espect to

such lallure to notify.

(b) Notification received pursuant to

this section or Information obtained

by the exploitation or such notUlcalion shall not be used against any such

person In any criminal case. except a

prosecution for perjury or lor giving a

lalse statement.

(c) This section shall not apply to

the application 01 a pesticide product

regIstered under the Federal Insectlclde, Fungicide. and Rodenticide Act

or to the handling and storage of such

a pesticide product by an agricultural

producer.

Environmental Protection Agency

pesticide I of a hazardous substance

from such vessel or facility In a quantlty equal to or exceeding the reportable Quantity determined by this part

In any 24·hour period. Immediately

notify the National Response Center

«8001 424:.8802: In WashIngton. D.C.

(202) 426-2675).

(bl Releases of mixtures and solutions are subject to these notification

r.eQulrements only where a component

hazardous substance of the mlxt.ure or solution Is released In a quantity equal

to or greater than Its reportable quantlty.

(c) Notification of the release 01 an RQ of solid particles of antimony. ar- sentc, beryllium, cadmium, chromium,

copper. lead, nickel. selenium. sliver, .

thallium, or zinc Is not required If the mean diameter of the particles re- leased Is larger than 100 micrometers

(0.004 Inchesl.

(Approved by Lhe Otltce of Management

and BudKe! under the control number 2115-

013'71

I} 302.7 Penalties.

(a) Any person-

(11 In charge of a vessel from which

a hazardous substance is released,

other than a federally permitted reo

lease, Into or upon the navigable

waters of the United States. adjoining

shorelines, or Into or upon the waters

of the contiguous zone. (2) In charge ot a vessel from which a hazardous substance Is released,

other than a federally permitted reo lease. which may aUect natural reo sources belonging to, appertaining to. or under the exclusive management

authority ot the United States (tncluding resources under the Fishery Conservation and Management Act of

19761. and who Is otherwise subject to

the jurisdiction of the United States

at the time of the release. or (3) In charge of a facility from

which a hazardous substance Is reo

leased. other than a federally perrnltted release. In a quantity equal to or

greater than that reportable quantity

determined under this part who (ails

to notify Immediately the National

Response Center as soon as he has

knowledge ot such release shall be

subject to all 01 the sanctions. Including criminal penalties, set rortn In secI

.....-•...

• CASAN I liu.,CIOut Suo.lInCo

§ 302.6 Notification requirements.

(a) Any person In charge of a vessel

or an offshore or an onshore Iacillt y

shall. as soon as he has knowledge of

any release (other than a federally

permitted release or application of a

61782072 12.4.SoT0"'"

SliII9094 I lead "0..110

[SO F'R 134'14.Apr. 4. 19B5. as amended al 51

FR 34541. Sept. 29. 1086; S2 FR 4S'76'7. Dec.

22.19861

Ii 302.5 Delermination or reportable quanuues,

(a) Li3ted hazardo\L$ substances. The

quanllty listed In the column "Final

RQ" lor each substance In Table 302.4

Is the reportable quantity lor that substance.

tb) Unlisted hazardous substances.

Unlisted hazardous substances deslgnated by 40 CFR 302.4(bl have the reo portable quantity or 100 pounds,

except for those unlisted hazardous

wastes which exhibit extraction procedure (EP) toxicity Identified In 40

CFR 261.24. Unlisted hazardous

wastes Which exhibit EP toxicity have

the reportable quantities listed in

Table 302.4 for the contaminant on which the characteristic of EP toxicity

Is based. The reportable quantity applies to the waste Itself, not merely to

the toxic contaminant. If an unlisted

hazardous waste exhibits EP toxicity

on the. basis ot more than one con- taminant. the reportable quantity for

that waste shall be the lowest of the

reportable quantities listed In Table

302.4 for those contaminants. If an un- listed hazardous waste exhibits the

characteristic of EP toxicity and one or more of the other characteristics

referenced In 40 CFR 302.4(bl. the reo portable Quantity for that waste shall

be the lowest of the applicable reportable quantities.

151 PH USn, Sept. 29.198'71

40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST QF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-eonlinued

sSteaa14 I fomc: omrnonaun 0&1'"'

CAsnN tw.,CIOut SuoSllnc.

27"6870 IOooecylbOnr_.uI10n0c .eod

2732J.17 /lnernanolo..- clodecyll>en••ne IUllonal.

277141361 V.noo,l.ullolo

28JOO14S "",'''''''', PO'"'''''' IInlil.

JO~2S81141 P""",me'dehydo

J2S]49~S 12.4.~ IP .eod 0"'"

J32 IJ6S11 i 0011 E.-.......

I 364181611 ,Ur•...,. ",,"e

J12110~S INC'" eNor","

JII'\I6184/ J.J·Domolnrl.Hmeln,nlloOl·2·l>ullnon•.0.

I llme'''t'A'''"'OlCO.-.,1l 0 .....

: lr-QIIIl(J'

S26S2S112 : 1••0 ""0..1.

I

S2740166 : C."..... 1',_, I

SJ4611'I : 240 £I,.,.

2~'~4r..S OwwClbenr_lmo''''1

2SIr..~!>6 .....~C......,I

2~1~~XlO Sooum ~n••no IUIlonalo

2~'67122 lnc:N<><~

2~168'r.. 2.4.S T ......

2~168267 2.4·0 E.I...

2SJ2' 146 1Jrw'-1Ioioluone

2~3212261 OocNo<ClbeRl.ne Imuedl

2SJ7&4SB e.-telueN

lD1ueno<lo.......

2SSSOSB71Owwllphenol

26264062 c."..m _eylllen.ene IUllonal.

2&47162~ Be",o.... 2.4·""SOCyonolomelhyl·

'Qi&ultne (JIllOCyln.'.

26628221 Sod..... uod.

,~,

§302.

APPEt: A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conlinued

994 995
I~---

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST QF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conhnued

_.-.-----

_~SRN1 ~~'"nc. __

'-~"

I 0!>880'9 I SodIumtlIclvomal.

Environmental Proteclion Agencv

n.J

\ I

23950565 I 3.5·lloc/lIO<O·N·II I"...,hy!·2·

P'ClP'I"Y', ..-

Pronamoe

'6923958110C""""" pol"""'" """''''''

16883664 I O-G\ucopy•• now. 2-080"Y·2·13-melhyl·3- """"",,,-,. S"eplololoon

20859/~6IAlunwunpho~

... 302.4

208'6120 I0_0'''''

()s.mIum .e.'ou"

20830813 I O.unomyon

5.12.NaphINCe'-". 18S.....-3-ACelyl-1Cl-13·

.mono-2.3.6-IIIIleO"Y·.Ipha·l·ly.o-

"".~ano1y1)O'Yl·7.8.9.'0".""""'0-6.8.11-

IIl11yd1o'Y-l·melhO'y169\9.90 I A""""'-" IdColluond8

168711191 Zone......,,_

16152115 I "".,If11IIIC'cod. N·llmelhylcal...moyllO.yllhio-

,melhyl ."Of

"'.lIlomyt

CASRN I HUlldOUI Sub,,"nc.

15950660 \2.3.•.TnchlOlllphenOl

16121805 Sodoum hydlolUllode

13826830 Ammonoum f1uoOO< II.

13952846 .ec·eulyla""".

140"415 CoCaIlOUS IUII.mal.

14218152 Nek .........

14256<92 ~o.atale

1<301358 lltheum etvomale

14301438 Af1UftC)nIUm 1.",1'.

146:l9~15 Zone .rnmoniI.wn c:Notode

14639986 Zonca_elllorocl8

14604<612 Zirconium sullal.

15699160 Neill .mmonrum ....1...

15139601 l.I" sull.'.

138.4965 Il.I" lluobot.,.

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conhnued

993

CASRN HIII'dOuS SUOS1al"t1

11096825 I "'OCIOI 1260

Polychlom.'ed Blphen". IPCB.,

1109189\ I ....OCIO< \254

PoIyChlOlrnaled BlIlhenyt. IPCBo,

1\ 104282 I "'OCIO< 122\

Po/yChlQnn.,ed e,ph"""l. (pceo.

11115145\ Clvomic .cid

11141165 ....octot 1232

PoIyCNoril\lled Blphen,l. IPCB.,

12002038 Cupnc Ico'oa,..nil'

12039520 TllIniumll) ••,erma

'2054481 Nleoel hydroxide

'2'25018 Ammonium nuoII".

12125029 Ammonoumclllorode

12135161 Ammonium IUIlod.

12612296 ....0C10f 1246

Po/yChlorin.,ed e~,. ,PCBo'

12614112 I A,oclO< '0'6

Po/yChloMlled Biphenyl. IPCB.,

12111063 ISulf\1'm<>nOC/lIOtIdo

13463393 Neael CII1lonyi

Nckll IOlIlCIroonyi

.3560991 2.4.5-T soli.

13591994 eerynoum riU.,.

131468119 Zwconum ,.Ua'e

13165190 catoum elvomal. OIIomrc: _. ClIautlI ull

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Continued

.-,- .-- . - ...--_._-

0

,' '. .. :'

....."[._--- - -----_......---- CASRN HI,.'''OUI Subol""'• . . -._.~ ...-----------_.__._--._.-

10043013 I Alumonum IUIIIl.

100221051 SOOum hyPQChIQt...

10025813 Phoso/lOru.o.,chlOloltt

10099148 Jlei" ..1111•.

10101538 I Clvomc ""'II.

100<5940 I Mer",,", ";1111.

100<9055 I Clvomqu. CNolocl8

10101630 Il.." iodode

10045893 I FOROUI .."mo".um ",1111.

40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conlinued

10026"6 I Zoconrum ,.""c_.

10039324 I Sodrurn phosphll•. "'blse

10028225 I F....e suII.'.

10025919 'Anllmony lIe_od.

10031591 I Sullullc acod. thillouml" son

ThllloumillsuIIll.

,0101890 SodIum phosphlle. IIIIlI'"

10102064 Ullnyt "U".

10102188 Sodrum .......,.

'0102439 Niue o.1lde

NiU09"Olfll0..10

10102..0 Nllloyen "."ocl8

Nlll0gen41vlo..l.

10'0245' Ih.lIoumll' nil.'.

10102464 lNd arS8Nle

101086042 C.dnuumc_

10124502 Potass.un .,.anlle

. 10\24568 $odium phOsphI'e. "lb.",

10140655 $odium phO",hI'•. d>b.se

10192300 AffVnOC'*Ifft bawl,••

101960<0 Ammonun 1UtI,'.

IOJ6189. Sodrumpho",hI'e. _Ite

.DJl10291 Cupnc: ""Ial••fN'IlOI"Ialed

104'5/55 UercU'ous nail."

1042148. Femc tWll,

'0544126 NtUOQOn dia,,,, N.II09OfIIiVI 0.1lllI

992 0';

118Ul0 I PO'U ..... .,.....,.

118,.82 I law """,ocl8

/803556 I AInmonoum."nad"'. VInlde Icld. Irnmonun ....

90041l6oO I F.,c·do,,,"n

lion""."...

~3'981 OC_op_· OcNoropopene I.........'

800334/ P)I.IMn.

8014951 I Sulhn: IDd

1/ 8..65 I SodIum 11M....

1/86,., I ",..,."phOl

1183359 I "'ercUlc lulll"

1/8<409 Il.I" ""0NI1.

800.'3521 c.mph_. oclaCNOt... TOI~

I

aoOI!IlI9 Cteosoll

1/83 I An'"""", InlluO"".

1/83495 I Zone lluotode

1/84341 I "'""nc IIChlOlld.

1185~'" I Sodrum phOSpI\Il•• 1mI11C

1/868" I NCUI ",1111.

1/83508 I FOf'C lIuO,,".

118/4/5 OIlt'flIIUl1l C/IlOnd8

I

1/81~91 BIlt'fIIIUI1I IIuond8

1/81555 8ef"Iloum..u""

1/88,989 A""""""""cIVomol.

1/89006 POll....". clvomol. I

1/89062 SlIon'""" c1Voma'.

1189095 AmmonoMft bocIYoma,.

I

1189<26 c._bl_ I

I

118"31 Coc>anoulbI_

I 1/89619 Anumony"ollr_

1190945 CNorO.ullonoc: _

I 1191120 INJIlum(II cNonde

/8035'2 ~ogenpho'-

PhoIjlllon8

§ 302.4
§~ .•

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST QF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conlinued

40 CfR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition

APPENDIXA-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Continued

CASRN HaulclOus Subslanc. CASRN.~

._-----.._---. HaZ.fCJOuS Subsllnee

Environmental Protection Agency

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Continued

or .~.-----

o,SRN I Hauldou> Subsllnc. ,~ -----_._--

. • §302.4

APPENDIX A-SeQUENTIAL C~EGISTRY NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCeS-Continued

~·SRN

23123:.& IPlllPI''''. 1OOS113 4-CNotophenyt phOnyI .."'" I 1S!>8794 SocIoum phOsphol•• _ ... 713894S C1vomoc aod

2~4~S97 2.4.S·1 ...... 1C21934 Endnn _hyde

2163964 I ~AnwlQmOI¥I·3_.u_

1601S49 SocIoum phOsphol....too... 71!>8294 SodoumphOIIlI\O'•. ~toolOC

1428480 lead lloarl'.

3C2ttI....·uOlonO. ~."'"""""II¥l. I 1631892 SocIu'n"M:f\I'1 71!>8843 F.,OUS_lIlo

1439921 leod

2164129 [)qual 163190S SocIoum~". 11!>89S4 leod c:hlOrde

1C39916 U......,

292.882 O*ltJ¥dOl 1632000 SocIoum """'. l1!>l1V81 C<Jpnc _ •••

1C4oo2O N.... et

2944614 Ferre Invnonum 0 ...... 764S2S2 leo<! .......1. 1161888 sr.", MIl"

1440224 Solver

2911382 2.4.0 hi'" 16468S1 Z« cNonclo 1113060 Am/TlOIIIU<Tl _ .....,.

144023S Sodoum

30126~S Anmonoum0111'•• lICIlOC 1641010 Hydrochlonc loll 111S113 5odoumc:rvoma'.

1440280 Thallium

316429Z AInmclnuI\ 1IrII111 1641189 "'*-'Y I*IlId1Ioriclo 1118394 AnerOc Icid

1440360 """"""" 316S933 8en",..._.4_e-2.....U¥·.hyclroc_ 166438Z PhoIphofic: Icid 71184.1 CaJoum ..somal.

.-CNot e-e--.I¥i'~ 744038Z "'-'ic:

166'393 HydroQuoric Icid 1178S09 POlll'....... biclvOfN11

32~1238 IC<Jpnc "","I. 1440411 8frtlloum Hydrogen IIuondo

BoryIIIum duSl 1178S43 Calcium hypocNor.1O

3l88:.&Z O.O·()oU¥ S·me ..... lllhoClphosphol. 1664.11 ...........,.. Pnoaphotollolhoooc ood. O.O-dioU¥ S·molhyteller 1440439 Caclmoum 1119664 ZW1C l1ydrosull 4•

1664939 SuIIur..ICid

J.86JS9jl« a_I. '1440413 Clvomoum 1179886 ZinC nil.'.

768149. SocIoum lluondo

3b897.S llo1rlool¥opIloljl/lOrC .cid.IIII ••U¥ ••,.. 1440SD8 e-r 118241. FluOtlno

l••OIlhyIcIolI""""ophO$jIhIll 1681S29 SocIoum hypochIori1.

1440666 Z« 118Z.92 SolO""""

3813'" 12"'~'l _. I 1691312 NdnCICod

144608. 5010"""" doe.od. 1182SOS Ch\onne

"'0l0l Z·8u •• nal s.n.um oaKle 1699.sa Z« lwonOdo

. vo,ona_rd· 11826JD FerTOUS ,.,n.I.

I 144614Z lead lUll... 170S080 Fomcc_

'!>c9'OO IElI\On....... N·meU¥·N·""'..... 1782823 Sod1um MI.I1I'.

N.... lI.IOmoI~11W>O , ..6186 SuII.... aCId. LO.album/I, ••11 1718S49 N..... chloride

)~"871 1.·te-CNorClllllOnl'llhoourea

1/1111oum(11 IUlII'. 1182861 U.reurous RUI"

1119122 PIlosphoN' Iric:hIorido

. l'-..... IZ·chbopl>enyil· ,.46211 l.ld phOlll/II'. 118JDD8 SoI_ICId

~893663 ic.,p", .....1. p""""","" .CId. 1.ld 1111 1120781 FOfT.... sultll. l/lIJD64 Hydrogen sullOClO

S912 7361 Anvnonoum 0.1'"'.

1441394 Cup.. C_lIlo 1112647 PolOSoium permot'98l\1l. Hydrosull..C .011

SuU.. 11ydr0Cl0

14B8S64 I 501enoum1l....,lIlo I 11Z3140 l'toospI>orvI

6009 70I ............... 0"'11. I SuIt.. 101..- 1783188 A_11uOaul11..

636996612.4.S.1 ........

1133020 line sullil.

t

636V917 ! 2.'.S 1 1_'

6~))1)91 CI_ .c.d. - ...... (11 Nil

: lllllloum(ll U'_II

990 991
§ 302.4

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST QF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conllnued

40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Continued

j 302.4

APPEND.'X A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCE5-Conlinued

CASRN tiIJltdout Suoslance CIISRN tiazalOOUS Subslance

Environmental Protection Agency

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERClA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conlinued

H..,81dous Subllance 'CIISRN I H~latOOus SuDIf~nce

5<2881 B,sler.IOtomelllyfl .lhef

""lnl"'. O~(clllolo·

~3908 Clomoum iC"'"

~"83 ~lIous 1()ImI"

5..923 CoIll>er 'Y"'"

5~8" m·NluOQnOnoI

551'91 N"~el Cylnda

NIt.ollllley..-

55/2' 1 Znc 'YII\lIIt

5513'6 Zone Ittl...

551015 lonc lorma..

563122 EIn.on

563688 IlItthe .eoCl. l/\IlbumCll wll I T1\111_(11.ell."

~'lS6812.6'().no,,~

~84809 ! B.n"",. 2.'-CIdOCylNllomtlhylTol""", ...""'...."

~~I082 IlIelll"""'. N·lltlWlOllloO.OIlltlhyfl.

1.lIeo..,.·2·,,,,,,,,,••

r20181 r~lC..... 'Y"'"

5920" "'''C1I>C 'Y""

~Y2858 I "'''eure rnooeylNl"

~q28/0 I..ad 1hoOCy "

~'l ..2J "'.,1\1"' "" cNorWle. ~o-

: 1rICNofomel~l.nyI c:Nonde

I

~98312 B'omoiCllone

I 2·PrOOlnone. HlIomo-

~202 I Bon..,... '·_"".·2.8_0-

2.0·Donu_

6089l5 I Bon'..... penalCNoroPoniacNorobon._

60919813.'.5·T.eNorIllll*'Ol

'610lYYI J.• ·Donu........

6'55J2 I CARlamoeK.s. _1hytno.,........lhyl ..l..

N NoUO...·N·_"""'.1hant

,621041 lOon P'opylndIO_

tIN,U....... h'P'CJIlYl62'8]9 I I"",....,-. _lhyl ....

....1IlyIrsocyf/\l"

B 988

625161 left·Amyl acel..,.

626J80 soc-Amyl aceille

0286:17 Amyf Ice lite

028864 Fulrnonoc acod. "*c....,III)..1I

JAOf(UfY lulrntf\ill

630'O. I C.",.nwnodcne_ iCod

Selo""",.a

63OlOG IEINne. l.i.l.z.o'llachIolOI. '.'.2·,"Ulchloloell\lne

631018 Ammonium .c.lilt

830215 I B'Nonl""ne. 2·molhyl·. nydrochloti<le

o-Toluodone hydr_icIe

840197 IlIcOiltnol.le. 2·lluofoFluofoaCOlI""'"

68'93S ICarb.mide, N·melllyt.N....,oso- N·NII'o...·N·m.lIlyIur..

692'22 At..... dI"hy~

Ooelhyl.......

6!l6286 OcnlOtophenyl .......

Pl>tnyt de",,,,ol''''''

/5/56' He_lelhyll.lllpftOsptaall

Ttllaphosphote lCoCI. ne....nyf.....

159138 ~mod•• N.• IIlyI.N· .."oseN·NIUOIO-N.•lhy .....

164',0 2·Bu""". '.'·dICN",Oo

1.'·Dcnlolo·2·bul....

1653" I Gtyc"",ald.nyo.

I· Propanal. 2.3."""..,.

8.5827 Cupnc,.<1111.

813405 Oo.monolotuen.

ToluonoOoamono

924163 1·8u1"""""". N bu..,.·N·....01O·

N·N,"oSQdon·bulyIamono

n05S2 N·N,UoSOl>yt'o_

Pyrtol•• ICIII"y(lrO·U·ftlIlOSO

a

933155 2.3.6-Tnchlotophtnol 1320109 2.• ·0 ESlo..

933788 2.U·T,ehlotophtnOl IJ21126 NllfOIQliuene

959988 .'phI .Endosull.n .32/522 Atsene ICoCI

t02'573 Hep'achl<ll epondt t327SJJ 11"....(11I1 O.oCIo

Atsene .,...ode

103.018 Endosuilin aulll"

133020/ Bon,_. done""" 1066J04 C1vomoc K.lile Xylene

I0663JI Ammoniumbica<t>ona" 1332016 lone bOI.t.

'0/2351 l.ad Il••fall 13322U 11_.101

11.1780 Atnmonium ~I. 133J031 Sodoum billuofode

11165'7 Elhlnol. 2.2"("",0...,..,..11>0.· 13J5328 l ••d _ce..l.

N·Nouoaodltl/\lnolamone

1338210 Ammonun hydroJUClt

1120/14 1l.2~.'IhioWW. 2.l-d...ode

1.3·Propane .... 1Ont 1336J6J POlYCH.OAINIITEOBIPHENYLS IPCDs.

Atocloll

1185S1S F.me ammonun collil.

.3J82J4 2·Bul_ pIlIo,'"

11940S8 llicNobtnI Mornyt.."" ...""" ","0''''''

.300710 Xylonol 13382'5 Napllt/lonC ted

1303202 AtsonocM 0.". 13.149/ A""""",,,",l>ofluofoClt

Ataono: pontoJUClt

14645J5 2.2'·110o...",

1303J20 Atsenoc c1iaulloClt '.23.4·lliellorybuli'"

1303JJ9 Atse... lnIuIfoClt 1S83662 CIRloI...on

130964' AnllmOny InOndt 1615801 N.N··000lhylhydrwnt

HyOt.."",. 1.2·doo'lIyt·

13'OS8J Po.......... """o.Wle

, ,.6016 2.3.1.8· I.,,"cNorOOoOen,o·p·dIo.onjTCDDl

1310132 Sodoum hydro.".

116295'\11""""""'"' Ihooeyln...

.314J25 TNIIoco.oCIt

Tnlllium(lIIloaidt 18636". iAnwnon-umbenlOI'e

1314621 I V....cIium ponIO.". .888117 1H"KhI<lIO\lIOlMlne

VantdoumM oaodo II.Ptoptne. '.'.2.3.33·h'••ChlOloIJ148O] I Phospholus pon ......hd. IY'8009, Doc_

Phosp/lOnll aulloClt I

Sull... 192838/ 12 .•.0 h'.1

;

13"841 Zoncpho~ 19284/8 2.4.S·I ."••

'314870 l ..d .... _ IY286'0 2.'·0 E" ••

131498. S~on...... _ 192Y133 2.4·0 h'...

IJ19/28 2.'.S.T amone. 2008'80 2.'.5·1._.

1319773 c.'solI'l lOJ2651 ....Clp.CJICWN.huf

c... ytc tad

2]0316' D.u"

S·12.J·Uoc_QIlIyI'''''''llICll>Y'I/loOCIIbi,r

989 R\

~j
APPENDIX

§ 302.4

•

A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conbnued

40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES--Conlinued

Environmental Protection Agency

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conlinued

• §302.4

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER UST QF CERCLA HAZAROOUS

SUBSTANCEs-Conlinued

121211 Pyo.Ihm. 13J062 Copton

121299 Pyo.- 130327 I-N.pIlU¥oOIpho·Noplllhyl.......

121408 T...

137268 1losI_Ihyi~moyfl dllUll.,.

121755 ......,""'" T".m

122098 .1pI\I••'pIlI.Dune,ny1pnlnelny,."""" \40885 EII>tI aetyIol.

EIhI",,,,,,,,,.I.I_,ntl·2·pN!nyt. 2·Propenooc .CIll••\/lyl.....

122667 I I.2·[)opllonylhydlu .... 141786 Ac.lIC acid.Ithyl Iller

Hydru"'". l.2~nyl. Ethyl ."IAI.

123331 I I.2·()l>ydl0-3.6i>Y'odu-.e 102289 1.3·lloc;hloropoopon.

....1"" hyO'uOCle

142712 _tall

1236261 Pr_ .nnp",.

\42847 Ooptopytam;ne

123637 P...ldctJrOe I,PI~. N·p<(IpyI·

1.3.5·Tno..ne. 2.0.6 _Ihyl.

143339 Sodoum ey."""

I23739 I 2·0.,."'1

ClolonlldehyOt \43500 DeclehlotOOClaJ>ydro-l.3.o-mclhenc>ZH·

eyelollut.l e.dl·pehlAlen·2-one

123~ IBuIyI .e'I.II KIflOOI

123911 I.Hloelhyl.... dlo'''' 105733 En:IolhIl

I••·[)oo..... 7.o.. bicytJol2.2.I IhopI....·2.3_wytoc KiO

123922 1SoO-"'"rI aceili. \48823 AlA,.".. 3·11>bil12·cI1Iotoethyl).RW1OIphenyl·.l·

"'"lpIl.lon

1201149 Adoptc .eod

151508 Po.u...... ey.niOe

12"03 DunelhyiA""""

"',,,'"'''''''''''. N·melhyl. 151564 "'.idlne

EII>yIenimne

"....j...... ~..... . 152169 l)'pho.pIle..._. octamethyl.

12..8 I Olbocllbromomelhlne Octomelllylpyropl1o.phc"._

126127 I·PrOll&noI. 2.3_......... phosphate (3 II 1~ 1.2·~ 'M-OicN",oelhytene

TnsI2.3·clCJlomop<(IpyI1 phooph.1I Elhene. k.nl·I.2-<1och1c1fo128987 I "'olhl~~" 189559 1,2:7.8·Dt>enlCPl"_

2·Prope.......u... 2·me,nyl· Dbenll'.i1PY'.ne

127184 I Elhenl. I.I.2.2·1I~.ehloto· 191202 8eNolghi)peryl....

hllletllClloo.hyIeno 193395 koClonoll.2.3-cOIPY'.ne

127822 lone phenoloultonoll l.l0·II.2·PI>onyl.nelPJl_

129000 Pyoono 205992 Ben.o1 bJIIuor.nlr130154 , .0.N.pIl'hll.nedoone 2084.0 BelVol j.kIIIuor.n.

1.'·NaplltlloquwtOtle Fklo<.nlhene

131113 I 1.2·0'0lIntldaltlo')'\IC .od.dlmelnyl ."01 207089 Ben.ol kIfluot.nlheno

()methyl pIIU\AI.1I 208968 Ac.n.plllhytene

1]11'8 I~pocl'" 218019 1.2·0.lUphenonllV_ Pllenol. 2.'.&-~""lIo-•• .." ()vyMne

131895 I 4.6·00n0~lHKyClohewytpl\onol 22S514 B.nllel.cncIone Phenol. 2~Iohe.yl·'.&-dl";lIo3.'·8enlICliO<ne

986

-1----·-·--

-~

CASRN - - ----Hllllcloul _._--5<lb.llnc. - .__._---

.- 297972 I O.O·DoethylO'PY'uonyi pholphotOI/loOaI'

PhO~OlhoooC .cicI. 0.0 ",.'hyl. 0-PY'1l1ny\

••1.,

.92808 I Aut....... BoN_. 4••'oCI.borwrocIoyttlol IN.N·

-Ihyl.

.,.031 I Chlof""""""",

2-Nophlhy\ltlW>o.N.N·bdl2·etllClIoolnyll·

'961201~ T___

5042.5 •.Anwlol¥iclone

4.PyndoIomone

504609 l· ......

I,3·PenlIdiene

!>O6616 Po................ eya"""

506/149 51_ ey.""'"

S06683 &omne ey.niOe

Cyonooen bl"""'"

50671. o-eyonicle

Cyonogen """'ode S06876 AmfTlOf'ium ..

506961 Aceryl b10m0d0

501148 teA.thane. teU.nilfg..

T........omelllone

510156 I 8enl_OCIIJC 1CiO.•-chloto·.lphe·l"

t/1IOI'ophenyll·'\phI·hyd,oory·.llhyl .""

EIhyl •.•.-doc:tIlor0Clenl4...

51,.lI5 oec-8ulyla......

528290 o-Dnuoben.ene

634521 4.&-Oono1JlH>-CIesol end ..n.

P1lonoI.2.•.o..uo-6-me\/lyl·. end """

540138 Il.2.{)wnell>ylhyOuone

t-t,Q'1llOI. 1.2.-lhyt540885 1"'·9"'" .cell"

541093 Ut• ..,. ...tall

54lS37 2.'·001h1Cit-lI

~dlomode

541131 I genz_. I.3-c1OChIoto1.3·OichlorobOnllne

m·DChiofobenlene

5.2621 IBonum ey.-

542156 Propene. I.3-c1OC"""0-

1.3-00c:hIoropo_

5'2167 I 3-GNoropropootlll...

Prope .......lnII. 3-cNooo987

rASRN CASRN Hu.._ s..t>1l&nc4l

298000 IM.,hyI POlllhwon

O.O-Domelnyt O,p,,,uOphOnyi phO'phOIo.n.ooll

2960221 P"",...

PhclopIlooodllhOC.eod. O.O·Ooelnyi S·

telhyllhool.melhyl I"er

29804. I O.O·Doe'hy' S·12·lelhyt'hIOlolhyll

phOsphOfodoltlooal.

OolUllolon

300765 I N.led

3011142 I Aeelot ood. leoO un

lead atelale

3020 I2 I 00.""""

Hydr'''''''

loJ3.. Ill...,..,!",,"

30~33 I O"'.nooc: .od. '·lbo.12·enlC)foelhytl.fJWlOl

t>eru_·

Chlclflmwc.

309002 I Aldron

1.2.3.•. 10.10·H...ehloto· '.'.'•.5.8.8.·

"""hyOlo·I.' 5.8·en:lo...o- dlmelhl~'l\aleoe

31"55 I [)oelhyl·p-,.trophenyl pho.phlll

PhOsphllfic .eod.Ooe,nyl.p.,.'.opn.nyl '''81

315164 "'."ICIIbo'. 3198.6 "pIlI . BHC

319851 bell' BHC

319868 o.n.·OtiC

329715 2.5·00n0lfophenol

3305., Douron

3D. I5 I Dwinon

3~3SO' I Cart>on o.ylIuo<odo

Ca.bonyI"""'ode 357573 I &ucine

SlryC/lnollon·10·one.2.3·d.melhO.y·

060195 I Cyanogen

.65136 I H...ehlllfohe ••hydto·endo.endo·

dlmelhlnonapllll\al.no

1.2.3,4.10.1~He.aehlllfo·,.•. 4•. 5.8.8•.

he ••hydlo-l .•:5.8·.n:Io.on:lo·

"'me.l\anonephth.,ono

CASRN Hulldous Subsllnco ---_.
§ 302.4

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

~UBS TANCES-Conlinued

40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZAROOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conlinued

Environmental Proteclion Agency

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conlinued

§ 302.4

APPENDIX A-SEOUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZAROOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conlinued

(ASAN Hauldous Subslanco CASAN

--------_.__._--- Huat\k)ul Substance CASAN HaJ&lcJous Sues,ance CASAN Huardous Subs••nee

'11011 I 2·F",anc.atOOuldch,.,.

'full",al

~71 I BenIO.... _omethylBelUOl'oCll'O"d.

'00" I B.",."'"ullonoc acid c/lIofille

B.n'_oullonyl chlofde

'8828 I Ben,..... 1.....1hyIethylc...nleM

98&62 AC.lOPl1enone

Eth.no"e, l·phoIfty~

'8873 Bon," chlo<de

Bon,o.... doChIofomelhy\·

BtlNoyl chIofde

,e'SJ Benlaone. ",bOo

NlIfQbenzene

~81 m-N,uololuone

~'J54 Bon,o.... I.J.!>-lInlloSym·r"rvuolleru_

9'558 BonI""""". Z·melhy\·S·rvuoS·N,oO-O·IOtuUn.

99650 m.[)onlJooenlan.

9"00 l>N1uot_

100018 BelU.na"""". . ....Uo- i I>N,lIoa",*""

Ilxxl21 I>N'II~

i .·N,b~ """noI.•.Mlo- I

liJ0254 I>()ntlooenl_

,60... Ethylbenl_

1,00425 SI'I'_

I

1004.' Be",e.... chlofomethylBenryt chlofode

l00.t/O BeN""'....

100/54 I N·NI\Io,-","",

Pyndine. ""~o-N.mso_

101"" Beat"""".,...•.•·.....~2_0­

•.•.·lAelhylenolnlZ--..,

101553 B__• l-bt~."""""..,.

.·Bromopllenrl phenrI .\her

1°38551 N."""'¥_.. n.our... pheny4-

105•.,. ''''C.BUI\'I .celel.

'05619 Z.• ·Domolhylph.nol

Phenol. Z.'·d>melhyl·

I064Z3 I Bonnoe. I>cIomelhyl.

p.~yI10""5 I p-CsOlol

p-Cto.yloc Itod

106461 I B.nlooe. 1.'_hlo<o· 1.4·Od1tofobenlone

p·o.chIo<Oben,ono

'064/8IB.nl.n«mine.•-ehlo<op-ChlofoanllllO

106400 poToIuidi...

'·Anuno-I·melhyl be",o...

106514 p·Bonloqurnono

1.• ·Cydoll••eclo.no<Joon<t

1068'8 I·Clllo<o-2.3·01lO'~"'0P<I""

Epochlo<oIlyd'Wl

O..ane. 2·(ehlofomclhyll·

10693'1 Ethane. I.Z·cIollromo- Elllyl_ ",,,,omoo.

10/0~8 ActO....

Z·P,oponal

101051 I AllylCI1Icwde

10/OOZ I I.Z·DcnIOt08lnane

Elhano. '.2_"10<0·

Elhy","" dochlo<ode

101108 I I.P,opone""no

n.Propyla""n.

101120 I Elhyl ~e'­

P.op~nenJtnte

10113 I I AcrylonllnJe

2·Propen...." ..

101'53 I Ethyl_a".,..

101'88 I AIIyt ele_

2·P,_1.0I

101'81 I P,oporqyt IlcohoI

2·Propyn "01

101200 I "'oleklofty<le. ehlOto

Clllo<ooealilOohydo

10130Z I CIIIOtC"""hyl molhyl air""

1oI01Nne. (/\lOlomelno..,·

10/'93 I ~opho.pI1()nC .cod. ,0"eolhy1 0.1.

huaolhy1 P'l'ophoophelo

'07926 Burync leod

10B054 V"'vI IcoliiO

108101 Mothylisobutyt kol""O

.·Mothyl·2·P'Onlinone

1011247 "'ellc a""y"'ode

1083'8 2.S-F",andiono

1011100< anhydride

I08383 I Bonl_. m-dimolhyl·

m-~yI_

'0839<1 I m-es.soI

m-Ctuy1lc acid

106483 I I.3·BoN._

Aesorcinol

10860\ I Bis(Z-ehlo<oosop<opyll olhot

Ptopane. Z.2·-o.ybo.12·chlofo·

1011883 I B"",_. methylT_

1011001 I B"",_. _0-

Chlo<olleN_

10684\ I CycIohen.......

loauz I O.nlOne. hydro..,.

Phenol

106!1l1S I B8N_lhoal

Thiophenol

'09068 2·Pieollne

Pyndone. 2·melhylo

109/39 Bulylamone

109113 ....1()n()nI1nI.

ProplneC::ulttrde

'09891 Ooelhyla,.".,.

'09999 Furan. letrahyO'oTe"ahyc)'oI",an

1l000v f ....n

fum.an

110\81 101...., acid

110111 Fumanc: acid

IIOlgo ~EkJtyt ac."'.

110158 2-CNcwoolhylw>yt el"'"

Elhene.2·_oo111O..,.

l'08OS I EIhy1e<W glycol .........Ihyl ol1leO

2 ElhO..,.lhanoI

110821 I BonlOno. hoUh,,,,oCyc_nne

110861 I Pyt.....

III'" I llio 12·chlo<oolhy\1 01"'"

Oochlcwoolhyl .1_ Etnano. I.I·-o.-,lO'12·Chlofo-

'"546 I 1.2·Elnanecloy1tloscorblmocIolhoooC acod

Elhy\ono"sCcIo,hoocltbl",;c acidl

11'911 Illio(2·chIofoothO..,1 mel""""

Elhone. 1,I··(rnelhy\0neb<.(0..,11...(2·ehlo<o115026' ....._

l·Sorino. cIoa1oac.1I10 lulOfI

115291 I Endosullan

S·NcwtlOI......·Z.3-dimo'''''noI.1••.S.8.1.1·

ho.aehlofo.qdlc ....."••

115322 I Konhane

116063 I AIcIocllb

PropI"". 2·molhyl·Z·lme,hyllhoOl·.().

I(melhyllmono)catbonyl10Jlme

I I 1806 f o.chlone

111811 I I.Z·e.nl"-orbo..,toe ecod.(...12,0Ih"heJy11l

esl..

a..(2·0IhyNJy11phlnalllo

'118.0 I I,2·BonlonodoCltOO..,IOC ac:id.cIo-n-oc1yl .,1..

Oo-n.oc:lyI ph\hIlal.

118141 I Benlone. he_hlo<oH•••cNolobeNene

11900' I fl .r·e."...".I·•.•·cIolmone.3.3·domOlho..,·

3.3' ·()omoIha~donIo

119931 Ill.l·e.phenyCl~.• ··"'_.3.J·-dJnolhyl.

3.3' ·Oomelhy\llOnlo<Jone

12012/ I AnlIVae_

120581 I Bonlo \'z·molhytot_,y·'·Il'_I·

Iso..I'....

120621 I 1.2.•"_-'_

120832 I 2.•·OocNorClll'*O """noI.2.'__0-

121"'1 Beat_. 1 "",·Z.'_o2••·00nrIt...........

0'"

\ j'

984 6 985

0'\
1~990 I 2.2·00cN00oPl('o'"',,, atod

16011 I EINne. penltchloroP.n\.etllOloelh,1W

9!>410 18eN_. o-dImelhyl. o-Xylona

9~'81 ".c._

o·c.elpc .cid

8S5O' I 8 __• 1.2-docNo<oo·DocI1Io< 1.2·DicIlIotobetl._ __

iSS34 I 0-'''''-''

2·Amono-l.....Ih" beM_'"

9~~18 I 2C11oo"""""'"

o-Ch/ooophanol

1'hlNlol. 2-d1IOr0-

9S807 I lliaminololuena

T--..na

8.se8 I BoN_. 1.2·mo~'Y"-Popyi.

~ou"ole

96'~1 I EI/lylenalhiour..

2·.mo<lazoldonelhoona

91632 I Ethyl melhacryla'. .

2.P'~ .cod. 2·molhyl·••lIlyi_....

8.eo. I 2.4·0 EI'."

83185 I 2.4.~'

2.4.5·' _

2.4.~·' 'IChlotO(lh<ono'YlCellC oCICl

93198 I 2.'.5·T ftl••

96128 I 1.2·llIJfomo.3<NotoptOPano

P._no. 1.2-<lOomo-3<Noto9~94J I 8oN_. 1.2.4.~I.hac/llOlo1.2.'.~·T."_-"_

847il I 2.4.0 Ealer.

9~i!>4 I PhonoI. 2.4.5·"1cNoo0-

2.U·'ncNoo~

9'597 I BoN_. 1.2-me1hyte.-'Y~"IIyi.

S.I,,'"

84751 I 2.4·0 ADd 2.4·0• ..,.. _ ..,...

2.4-Oichlcltopheno'Y.caollC .elCl. IOn. and e,''''

84111 I 2.•·0 e.....

_._~_.. CASRN .......cIOuSSub..."""

--:.i., CI.,·.II<phenyfj~.•.__.3.~:_0----­ U··o.:r-obenzodlne

9281518........

11.1··8clhenrI1~.4·"'mne

8J12\1 PI-.c _. 2·12.4.~h_opheno'Yl·

Solve.

2.'.5·TP _

.§302.4

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST QF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Continued

Ha.latclOus Substance

9 180~ I M.lhapyril....

PyrOne. 2·l(2-("'....'hytomonolelhytl·2·

Ihonyl'minOI·

84142 I 1.2·8oN-.obo.pc oCICl.clobulyt ..,..

n·1lu1r' phlhalo'.

IltIulyt phlhalo'.

[).1Hlulyt ph_,e

91Sll8 I 2·Naphthyl.......

ball-Naphlhylamne

i'!>81 I bel.oCnlotonophlhaleno

2oCnlotonophtho'ene

Naphthatene. 2-cNoto·

0168J II.J·BuI.diene. 1.1.2.3.4.'·ha••ehlooo,

H••acI\Iorobu\aOene

88122 100N'hOlolu9no

881~~ I o·Nohophonol

2·N'hC)phenol

06500 I GuIhion

86851 I Olnoseb

Pnano" 2.4-GnihO~·11·..,.thyIPOOPrll·

81081 16oru..... 2.4~lOCyano'omel"yI·

1_diIsocr.nol.

81203\ N.phlNol_

i' 225 Quonoone

84662 I 1.2·8oNonocIocart>owytrc oCICl.""'lhyt estor

Doethyl phlhal.,.

81865 I POfl1OchloroI>he

Phenol. """lie",",,,,·

8eoe2 I f'honoI. 2.4.8-1ric"""0

2.4.8-l,ichIooophenol

86131 I FluOt_

868&' I .'pho.Napnlhrt''-'Oo.

1hiour••• I·nophlhalenyl·

81650 I U·OochIorophenol

Phenol. 2.6-dCh1o<o·

85018 I Phenonlhrcna

8500 I I Iloquo'

0~"911.2·8oNllfMIOQlborytte .CId .~odO PrnhOloc anhydoide

8!>801 Bulytbenlyt phlhalol.

86306 I N·NI1JOIOCIiphenyIamino

1I33291~_

CA$RN

Environmental Prot.dlan Agency

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS r, SUeSTANCE5-Coolinued

I

I

1909. I p,oponoc.eod

19'96 I Hydr,,,,,",,"1001""""-

lhoo....-corbo. ode

19u1 I Co'balT'OYl chlOlode. ",,,,,'''yI.

()n",tt.,ac."b.moyt chloflCM

8'0/21'.2 BenuSOIhW"kn,J·one.'.I·doO......nd ... 11.

S&c.chenn and Hili

193'~ I E.hane. '.1,2.2·.....ehlOlo

•. \.2.2· h ••achlotoelha".

193121 ....·BulyOC .CId

818'2 I J·C.'ph.·Aeelonrtben:y1I·' ·",lIr".,e"u_"n .nd

ullS

Wal1Afll'l

82688 I Ben, ..... pen,.e"IOIo"",o·

P.nlacNofonauooenlene

181i~II_""

188Iil_~

lUJI !IWlbulyt_ 1.PloponaI. 2·""'hyt·

1881S 1,.2.OochIoooptOPo1ne P1opy1ono_ ...

18886 I 2.3·OocNoIoptopeN!1'-1

18iJ312.Bulinono

i "'othyl ....., ketono

I

18i9i \1.,.OochIoroptOPo1no

19ooS Elhane. 1.1.2·IJochIOIO1.1.2·T,oeNotOOIh....

I

190'6\' T,te_04lho... l.tChIoooo•..,.....

I /9061 I Aayt•..-

2·PI_""""

1922' I Co__odoC .eod. m.'hyt e .....

Uelhy4 cNOIoc.roonale

/9.69 I 2·NohOPOP'no

P.~ne. 2·OIUO"

lV'Ol I Acryto( .eod

2·Plopeno< acod

60' ~9 I.1pho.•Ipho·Omo'hylbenryl"''''OP''Io.lCIe

I

Hrdlope<".ode. \·..,.lIlyl·\·phenyielhyt·

. 80626 "'elhyt ..,..haerr'.,e

2·P,OPOf1O'C .ed. 2·moI'hyl·.melhyl e••• ,

(;A~N'1 _. ..;,.,-: ..;nc~

.... 1-'-' .....---.. -.-.. - 18~i' I ,_one

40 CFR Ch. I (1-1-81 Edition)

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conhnued

HaUfdou'\ SlAnI.nco

I"ue IHopIOchIOf

•. I·"'t1l\Ono·,H__... l .•. ~.6.I.8.8·hep'•.-0

• 3•.•. I.1o·'•••hydoo- i "". I 1.3 Cye_n,.doone. I.2.J.•.~.S·h..oc/lIOIO i 1"I'Ch6OfOCYC~lcMnI

mill I Oomo,hyt .... '".

I

StAtute acct. dlmOthtI .....

(1 18002 PlutN>ano.l.hUthyI·

I "h..,hyl ,oa"

.. t

I~H2 I Bo"m"1(,,,,,

I "'.IN... IJClfomG·

I I~".\ Ooc",""ObI"""""""'" In.J '.I-OO-OOll\Ono

ElI\Ono. "'_",",,0- IE.....- cIoC_ ...

I~J~. i '.I·OocNoIoo'......... lEI"."'.•.1«_0- !v.. yloclOnO cNQIodO

I~J6~ . Aeelyt_"'"

I Elhonoyl c/lIOI"'" , 1~"~ IC,,1Jony4 _OlIO

I

PnoOVC'" '

1~!>OJ T""",Ihylolrino

1~~!>8 ' 2·"'.'hyl.........

I, ,2·1'1"0'''''"'''''''' I

1~~9 !p,opyionc oues.

I~c.o~ IC.cocly\C .CId

I

tfrdro--rdlm.lhyta,IItW olJde

I~l>4i 'e".e....,..",...,

I 1!>G9.IUell\llnc. Uc:hIofonuOfO'

I 1.<NOromonolluOlomeUllfMII

I~l'8 1000_odolk""oma'hon.

"'o","no. _000"",,"0

I~86~ I Ac.tono e-,.nohy<1r"

\

2.loAelhytl. " onh••

Pu:)C)a,...,.." .... 2·hydlo..,·2·melh'f4·

'~816 Ae.,.Ide"'olO. hte_O· C"IOI.,

.• "1

CASliN •

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST OF CeRCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conllnued

§302.4\·

982 983
§ 301.4

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST QF CERCLA HAZARDQUS

SUBSTANCES

40 CfR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST QF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Continued

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APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST QF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Conlinued

§ 302.4

APPENDIX A-SEQUENTIAL CAS REGISTRY

NUMBER LIST QF CERCLA HAZARDOUS

SUBSTANCES-Continued

CASRN H..",doul Substance CASRN I "allldOul Sub"onc. CASRN Hau,dOul Sublllnc. CASRN HU"ClOuI SublllnCl

soocc I fo,,""ldony<lt

Melny-lane Olde

~11 I A••"",\Z·.3· 3."pyt'0I0I1.2",,-·0.1,"""'.6-

.monQo&. 11I.~)oaylmelhyll·

I.'•. 2.e.6•.6t>"., ..nwOo-e.o·melnoay·S.melnyt.

MllomyCW\ C

soIIlO I C,clop..,.p'\lmode

2H·I.3.2·0..lIpno""""....HI..12·

en\QIoelhyl).""""II.uonwG...2·o•de

~2931 DDT

•.•·OOT

Oocn\QIOdop/>lnyt UlCNClIOII/\I..

~328 I Bon.ol.lpyr_

] .•. eenlopyrene

~S55 I Resot'P'f'I

Vonornll.... I8oU1tlO'I"C1Cd.•••17_lIlOay·18·

113.'.5.,nme,nortce'\lOytlOay\·.m.11!yt .11 ..

5'Z85 I 'Z.'·()nollopMnOl

,pneflOt. 2.•·dlnt1lc>

5143. l'I.2·B.tU'-.'·I'·l1yGoay·2·

IINl,nyt.mono).,n,.,.

EponlllIV...

51196 I C"bI"'" 'COII. lin,. ....

ElI;yte.....mol. IU,.I/\Inj

528118 Iiy"cl\\Qlfon

52857 I FamplluJ

Pno,pho<ol/loooc 1Cd. O.O-omoIhyl.Q.III1I"""'lIlytlnw>o,·""lonrtlpnenytl .....

53103 Illot>oruh.nl.nIIVIC_

•.2.S.8·llot>oru.n.... IC ..

Dobln.ol•.nl.nllVlC ...

53963 I Ae.''''-. N·9H.lluo.....2·p

2 Ae.lyI.monolluol.no

SO"S INoeounoand ",It.

, Py"..':'. ISp.ll.molhyl·2 pyno-....·.and "'"I

55185 EI..na....... N..tIlyt N·...uo»

".N,I'OlOCMlhytatnIN

55830 I NII'oglyc......

1.2.3·P'llPInitnol. U.......•

55V14 I o..-oPrt lJuOll'C""'lpI\IlI

Pno","",olluo"dc 1C'd.1loII.·molnylelhyll OSlOl

5804 2 I Meln,,.-,,....

'll"l'~nono.U·"""",...6-motllyt·2·

thIQ.O582351C._ I....elllond.

I Mell"''''', I.UacNOfo- ,

.A~

~~I

56382 I PIf"noon

Pno""""OIIloooC .eo<l.O.O·",.,n,1 0·111-

"'UOp".,"lI).....

56195 I Ben,I,'.e••n'lVyIeno. 1.2·doOyd,o·3·moll!yt·

3·MethykhOl.fttrvene

5853' I Doelllytll_IU'"

•.•..S'~bI_.•Ipn....pn•. ·doel"'"

56553 I B.nll.I.......e....

1.2·eeNlnUVlc:eM

Benlol.l.nltue....

5612' I Coumapno$

1125 I C,.nodel llOluble e,anode "uII. no' . elsewne,espec:lhed

51141 1,.I'Domo\l>yVlydlWfll ..'diu.... '.I·cNnelll,l·

51209\ S'r,ennon·lo·ono.•nd 11111

SllyChnanI and "lis

511.91 Cn\QId,/l.

Cnto<d.no. 'een"".1

. ',7.lAeln."",nd.n. 1.2.'.5.6,7 e.8,ocllenlQre- I J•.•.l.1 ul/lyGe519181 '.2·B.nunl e.n•. 1.I2·~.melhyl·

! 1.I2·o.m.lnylbeNl.l.ntIV.e...

5869vI V.mm•• BHC '

HttUCNoI'ClCyCk)hel.ne ,gamm. ISOf'MtfI

, llOdlno

~89021 Pnenol. 2.J.'.6·lIu.en\QIo, i 2.3 ',6· Tou.enlQlaph¥nOl

~950' I.·OdQ<o·m-e101OI

. p·OdQ<o·m·"elOl

: Pl'Wtnol. 4·cruoto-J·ml'hyJ.

60000\ Elhyle_moool.UIICOIc ",", lEOTA'.

60111 Ii BIII\JOf\IIIWlO. N.N·"'"",lhyl·o·p/lenyluo,

Domoll,ytlmonue,oben,ene

60291 I Elnano. '.1' -a"bl'

I

Elhyl .,,,,,,

803" ..yOru.... molhyl·

: "'Ithyt '~cJI"'lfW

I 8051 $ IDome....." Poo""""adol_ .e"'.O.O ......,nyl S·

I 12Imolnyllnw>oI·2·0.oelnyll .".'

8O~1' 10-"""

I 1.2,3.'.IO.IO·Hor.ilC/lIoIO·6.I.opo..,· I •.•.••.5.8.1.8.81·QCI.nyG.o·.noo •..,.1.' 5.6· I ......l/lI""""""I.......

8.625 1Am","'.

'''·1.2.' T'..."'·3·.......

980

62381 I 1A0Iar,. l.cellto-Olphenyt· 12208 Endnn

Phenylmoreune .colil. '.2.3.'.IO.IO·He,_0-4.1.epoay.

I......S.6.1.8.8.-OC:\lhydlo-ondo.ondo-l .• :S.6-

82..2 I Ae._. N·I....lhoaypnonyt). domol/\lnonllpnl/\l_

Phonaceun

12.35 EI/\Ino. 1.1.' ·_0·2.2·bil(p.mo""'aypt>enyt~

82SOO I Ethyl mel/\lnl$ullonol. M.lIlOaydIlor

IAel/lano$ulfonlc_ ••lhyt "'"

12S18 000

62533 I_ •.•·000

I Benz......... Dicn\QIodillhenyl_OI'no...

TOE

82555 I EINnI_ ·1 TIIIoaco_ 12SSV ODE

••4' DOE

62586 I CIrbamlclI. INc>-

1llIcu.. 12511 2.1.Nopnl/\l~lonlc '00.3.3'·113.3'·

~molhyt·~.I·-bipnenyt)......-6ytJ'bcluollbill5-

82131 IDic:IlIoI'oIol onW>o-4·hyd<oayl·I.Uuodium _

Trypon blUi

621.8 "e.ue .del. """,00. IOdoum..n Fluo<oacotre _. IQClourn "'II 1.83V u.Ihe.... lII'omoU.tIlyt lII'omiclI

62159 I Domolhylro ..oswnno

N·,..lIosodm1l1ly1......e ,.813 M~I/\Ino. cn\QIoU'lhyl CI\IoIde

832521 Corblrtl 1468• 1A.1ha.... Iodo61'118 F"""", eod ....lhyt iocicle

1ol.1Ilanotc .od

,.895 lAono<noltlytl_

61'91 Ac.tre .od

14908 Hydrocyenic ICd

658~ ll<tnroc .ad l1ydrogon cy.node

6615. Ur..... 5·lbiIl2_0I1t1yt)""""'" "9~1 M.l/\InIlNol

Urecilrnutl..d UOInylnwcop4an

Trvomellllnol

8156 I I Molhlnol

U.lhyt .k:ohol 7.953 IA.,_. OllromoM.l/lytInIlII'_

8161' I ",.tone

2-Proponone lSOO3 CNorOll/\lnl

616631 OlIorofonn 1~" Elneno.c:IIIo<o1A.1lIano. lricIlIoto- Vinyl cNoridI

61721 Eillano. 1.1.1.2.2.2''''''_0- 1~" Uonoolllylln*le

H•..-OI.......

1~56 AallonillM

10251 I Guonidino.N.-N...-.,.·N··...,o- EII\InIniIlM

N·....II¥-N·.....g.ff.~

1~70 Ac'1IIdIhydI

1030. I ~opIwM EIhenII

2.2'.lAochyIenel>iolJ••.&-..-oc>henoll lSOi2 U-._

11J6J I 1-8ulanol lA.tlIytono <NondI

rHlul,l- 151~ e-_

110J21 Benr_ Cotbcin_dI

1US6 IAethyl d'bolonn 15201 co.......__

'.I.'·TrlcNorOl~

IS2 .. EcnytonI onll

On_

·:'0 981 ,.--.\ .

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§ 302.4 • ISee IootnOCn •• and of TabII :102.41

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIES--

Continued

Environmental Protedlon Agency

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§·302~'. 40 CfR cs. I (7-1-87 Edition)

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIES--

Continued

ISee IoolnO,el "' oncl of Tobie :102.4'

KitS .

KII1. _ ..

PtoductW'Ihw'I'''' hom lhO ptoclucbOtl oldonUOC__

nd.alaQt'loilotuene

K.03 __ 1 1 .. Proceas .e'Sduet 110m

.""'~ ol1llCtlOn

"om lhO p-0<ILcl0>n

01 a.......

KID ..

CombIned.ast"..,. "'UN gcnerll-.l

hom I'IlrClOW\lenll

amll...

cNofotwnz.,...,

SUIlAorT fonal RO

RCRA RO Code! Cat_. WII'I Pounds\Kgl Nun-.... IV

- 1-.

... •• 4 KII8 X l'IO.4SC,

.. ,. 4 KIn X I' 10.4SC)

I· 4 KIIB X I' C04~'

.. I· 4 KI36 X I' 10.4~1

1-.

CASRN R"lI"lalOtV Synonymo HUll..... s..oounca

HI..-, _ kom the

\>lritCation 01

Ihepto6.Jctoonol

~~

__mint ...

Ilydrooena- 01 _'**""'t.

KI'I.._ .

Organoc conde .

bom tnt Io/Yenl

'llCIlMl<Y coIurM n the pro6.Jctoon01

loIuenacIiIocyanall

wiaphoaQenalionof

IoIueneciamne.

K'17 _ .._ ..

W..,ow Irom\lle

reaction vent9"

ICNIlber I!le

p<oducIion 01

I1hy1ene bromode

wiab1onW11lion of .-.

KIll "..

Spanl all""""nt

1OI",.lrom

punficallonof

.,hyt.... lItllromida

in I!le poclucloon of

.,~ dOomocII

K'36..."..

SbDI>OIIomI ',om tha

punl'ClICn 01

.1IlyI......t>"'rnode

I/Ml P'odue1lon 01

Ilhjlene d1bromod.

wia bromnalion 01

......... -------......' __ .--1.- . _

I ' nliul•• I/Ml .IaMorv IOUtc... del""'" by I. 2, 3. 01 4 below

t, . no 'epor1ing 01 'al ..... 01 Ihi. IuIl."lou. Mbslanc. is 'equired .he dla....,et 01 .he poacu 01 "'" Iolod melal ,.....-.1 isIQUIlIa 01 Uceedl '00 moe"om,"o," CO.OO4 mche'l

til . I/Ml RO '01 'sbell", IS....,ed to 'nable 101m. onIr

I ' inckales 1hIII/MlIlatulorv IOUtc. tor deSlll"lllOn 0" .... ha,arcloulMbsIanc- t.nd.. CERClA ia tw" s.cllon 3111b11"

2 ' InOc:ales 11\I1 the IIaMorv lourC. '01 d'''llnallon of 1101 hala,deul ....1I.nce und8I CEAClA " tw" s.ction 307111

3 ' ondQltI IhII the ""'utorv 'ourCI '01 cIe"llnaloon 01 lhil halarcloul subllanel und8I CEAClA Ia CM SectIOn 112

• , incka,es III., "'" III1U1orv SOuIc. '01 """ljNbOtl of ..... halarcloul IUbllance undDr CEAClA is ACA" s.cllon 3001 I· • incka'es II\IllhO IilOUIld AO II • CERCU. IIaMorv RO ••• indca'n \hat no RO ISboong llsiQnod 10 .he genonc:01 broad dlsa.

•,. , ~on de",.n .11 C18"llnlled .. a hallldeul IUbIlIne. unci.. CERClA IoIatr lMea..... of itl "ling II • hUlldoui

.all. uncI8f Section 300' 01 FICA". The Agency ,eean'tr proposed '0 deloSi oon de"'.n undaf RCRA(SO FA 46468-46470. N.......... 8,.gB51. Thl "veney hal alID popoa8d III deloSl iron de.U.n hom T.ble 302.4 01 40 Cfll :102.4 .nd lherlby ,-al deIlgnallon ... CER<:I.A hUllcIouIlUbllanc•

•••• , Uranyl acelal••nd ..Iny! /W"lIe eunently II. beong IVlluiled 101 lI>air ,adIoactNa popar1ial. TIlM RO. moy be Iur\her adjuslod n • lui... "".....~lng adju.tong the AO of,IOonucIid<t•.

, • ndocal... \hal the RO II lUblee. 10 chlnge when the .......m.n. of polenlial CoIrcinogonlaty and/or etvoniC Ioaialy " ~Ied

" . The Agency ma, .diUll the AO '01 melhyt lIOCVonal. '" • 'U'..I rUe_lung; until Ihan the ..oMorv AO appIoa1.

• . The "goncy ...., '<!Iu.1 Iha no 101 redOClOUCiocle. '" • 1uI,," ,.........Iung; unUi I\'!8Il tnt 1" lU1orv RD appIocta.

" 10 4~1

1104~1

I' 104~1

" 104~1

" CO 4~1

100 145 41

"104541

" l04~1

" 104541

PoundIlKgl

x

x

x

x

K

B

Ca'_· IV

KI04

Kill

K,05

fonal RO

K'06 I

KII3

K 112

t014

KI03

K liS

RCA"

Wille

~t----1

Code'

Su\ulOf'r

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C"SRN R.alOtV Synonym.

I I .-._-.--

Hua"lou. s..oounel

KlOS 1 _-(- . SePl/.IDd ~.

.".Im "0m""

,"lCIor ptoclucl

wU"'ng 'lip in the

P'ocIuclCn 01 C"""...."'_I

k'I4 ,. , , ', ..

Voonall 110m the

pur,lauon 01

IoIuenedla ...... n

II'" ptod<.c\!Oll of

hyIItogenallon ......01

- don~ololuene.

KI06 .

WII'''''''. ".,tmen'

.1ucIga hom .hI

.....clly Col

P'OCI.. n C/lIofINl

prOOUCbOtl

KI13 .. . 1 ,••.•

CondeMld MlU!CIIoQhl .nd. ',om tnt

puI"l(Iloon 01

loluenedl.mne n

the ptOOuClIon of .oIuane<k,..... ... Ilydr_,,,,,, 01

d;n.I,oIoIuane.

KII2 : .

RII""'" by.pocluct

••,.. ltom If'I

ClrY'ng-..mtlnlhe

P'OO\lC,oon 01 101uoll8CNnw>I _

hylltogeNuon 01

clo1lUOlolueoe.

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§ 3020~ 40 CFR cs, I (1-1-81 Edilion) Environmental Protection Agency § 30204

TABllE 302.4-:..LlST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIES- , , Conhnued

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDO~S SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued

K0'J9··..·..·........·......·..·..·......I·..•..···,·

Unllealed wlslowat.,

'romIN p'oduc:tion

of 2.•·0

---. .- ... S~luto<y Final RQ ... .. .. '"

Dty Synonyms RCRA RO Cod. Co'''90' I Wasil POutlClICKgl Numbet fl

......... ......... '0 I K096 • II 10.• ~.,

........................ '0 I KOg1 X " 101~1

..................... '0 e K096 • " CO .~I

.......................... 1° e K09g X " 10·~1

..................... I' I KIOO X " 101~1

... .. 1° .1 KIOI X "IO.~,

..................,........ ,. e K'02 X " 10.·~1

ISee 100,nol81 o. Ind 01 TOllie J02.• '

R09"'OI,

-"f CASRN I

K096 ,.

Hea.., ends I,om ,he

hea.., ends coe......

nom "'" p'odu<:bOn

011,'.1·

noc:/llOroolhonl.

HaJ.fdout Substance

K091 _ .

Vocwm 'Inppef

d1sc/1otg41 trom "'" chlorclano

thlonnelOl '" lhe

p'ocb:lKln of

chbdlno

K098 .

Unn.lled p'oceu

wiliewel... from !:hi

p'oducIion 01

'o.opheno

KIOO ,

WII'O ching

solution"om ocod

loac1!in9 01 omis_

con~oe duslllludge

I,om locondOlY""d

.menir>g

lCompononU 01 !hit

w.,le .,. IdIobeal

..I" I!>OII 01 K069'

KID .

DollonabOn 'II rllKluoo

hom "'" .IIIb11elion

01 '''-·bole<!

tompoundl '" ....

p'oduCIJon 01

.e'lI1noty

~II

trom atsonic: or

oogono.orwnic

~s

1\'02 ..

ReSIdue Jrom1M uso

ot octr<oledcartJon

101_"lion WI

\he p'ocb:lion 01

....t-wwy

_WMnoC rfomu~OI

t~

(See lOOlnOlU 41 •• '" 01 'obi. :102 I)

.. -~.- ._. ----_.--~ I - - _.. _. - -' ..- Slllutory FonalRO

•

":odo-:r~~,~' ··---r-···- H.lUHJOU$Subslance f CASRN I RoguIolQty Synonym' i w~. Pound,(K91 I RO Number

.. ·····---r- -- I ---"." l- - - ---- KOBO . . ..,. ... .. ..... .... .............. ..... .. ! '0 I K06. X I " (0 I~.I

WUIi'W,IO, " ••lmenl I

'1udc.I1' gene'"'ed

our",g I""

P'oo.;.c"on ot

velef~

t'hd'r;naCtNbC4b

homlatsen.c: or

Off~,aro-a, ,erwc

c"",pound'

............... 1.............. 1............ I " I I K06~ I I K06~ • X I " 10 .~.I

[)$hna~ Ot

hatllOn.ahon coJunvt

bOROms hom lhCI

p'odue""" 01

thb-obenlenol

K066 ... ,.. ... ............:.1 ..............1......... I '0 I • I KoeG I X I " 10 .~II

·Sot-"enl ",alhel and

'Iudges. CauSIIC

..unes .nd

sJ~S. 01 _.IOf

.. UN' and ,ludge.

h~ cloan.ng tubl

.~ etqUlptnenl uled

on 1"" 10flnu'OllOfl 01

If'IIlII Ifom p.gmenll.

Qf~". IOap•• Ind

SUlp.aIUf.

~~=~.nd IOld

... 1................1 ............. I K067 .... 1 I I I I ,0. • KOHl B '00 ll~ "' OocantOfI".,.. ,~ 110m COktnq

~'I.nn.

K09J I......... I ....·........·1 .... ·..·· .... I '0 i • I K09J I 0 I ~122701

Do,"na'",n log'" In,,,

110m Ihe plOdUChOn

Oliph'hote

l~d.I'om

ortno-wyleno

.09. I ..... ....... 1.................. 1........................... I '0 I • I KQ91 I 0 I ~12270'

Do,IIIII_ banam,

"pm It\. pt'odlJcbOn

01 phi".""

Innydfoclo nom

ortno-ryllno

I

.09~:... ........... 1.................. 1........ .... .... .... 1 1° I I I KO!I~ I • I " (0 ,~.,

()'tllta~ bOftOtnl

hom "'" P'oduCllOn

ol '.I.', ""Noroeln,ne

o!/ 976

6~ 977

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ISH 'OOlnoles al enll ot tobie 302 ••

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE aUANTITIESContinued

110'4 . i Wa'IOwllef I'ellmenl I

s1ud<}e1hom lhot

nwnutltlull"9 and

p'oce'~ng 01

eaploS<lv~s

- . . Sla..-y fonal RO

RoguIOlOIY SY"O"'f'M RQ\A Cal""", AO coo.t Wasle PD<.rtdsIlIgl ......- 'Y

" ...............................__....... l' 4 I<OSI It " (0.4~41

....... ,..........................._._...... l' 4 KOSZ A 10' (4.S41

.................................._....... l' 4 K060 It I' (0 '~41

............................_......... l' 4 KOSI It 1I10.4~1

............................... l' 4 K06Z It 11 (O.'~I

.. . ., ............................ I' 4 l<06g It " 104s.c1

I .................................. l' 4 1<071 It I CO 4~41

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CASRN

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lrom "'" poll()loum

r.lnng tnCluSlry

, Hu.,dOuS Subs",,,,.

K071 1

Brone "";I"",'on

muds "om lhe

"""""Y C.~

pt'oce.. in cNorine

poduChon. wher.

.eparailly

INepunloed bMe IS

nDl usacl

IIOS2 _ ..

T'" boIloml (lo-.l)

110m Iho po"()loum

rehnolg""""lIy

Environmontal Protection Agency • § 302.4

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE .. , TITIESContinued

lSee tootnol.. 81_ 01 T_ 3OZ.41

11003 .

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.rom an.llne

ot1.l.ellOn

11062 ..

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"om ...... Mishong _abon. 1<0611 .

EIN conllol dvllI

. sIudge"om

S4IQlInCSory load

omo/IIng

1<060 .

Ammonoa lliU lome

Iludgo __lIOnS Iromcoking

11073 .

CNonna'ed hydrocatbon w....

110m lhe punhUlaon

lIep 01 U18

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process u5If'lQ

Il'."""e anode. '" chIor.... INoduclon

1<061 .

e......".. oontrol Mil

Iludgo "om \he

pnmaryINoduc1ion

01 II"" in ekK:tfl(

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peuo'eum .,1"""9

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lOAF I 110., hom lhe ,

pel,oteum '01"'''9 I ""'us..., I

11047 ....

P,nU,ed wile. Irt)m

TNi ope.."onl

110.0..... ....... .... ..... .1 Wa,IC'Wj'Bf 1I0llmef\l I

"'udge, from lhe I

rNn,,"ICh."tng •

lounul.hon and

loading 01 IOld

bliCd .".hall!'l9

compound.

1I0.~

Sp.tnl ClfLton 110m the I Ite.lmcnlol

wulewlter •

con.......nq

ftlplOSWCS

110.3 .

2.0·00chlo<DiJf\eM'

w.lle from lhe

INocluChOn 012.4,0

~'I~S ..~l·~:~~ IR~I~·~~yms r ._. - -_ ......_~ . ... I

~~:=!f---- : on lhe INoduclon 01 I l .•.s- T

II

I

I ..· ...

I

I

11042.

§302.4

i

e

974 975
-~---_.~- - --_._----

Is.. 100'1\01.. ",.NS 01 IIbl. 302.41

----_.._- -.-y-------

§ 302.4

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued

ISee loolnolel II end 01 Table 302.41

Environmental Protection Agency

.- - SLllulOry F.... AO

Hualdou. Subslance C"SRN AeguLllOtY Synonym. ACA" Cllego. AO Code' Willi PoundslKgi Numbet ry

....

K033.................................... ........... .......................................... " 4 K033 X "104541

Wasl....... and ICIUb

.01011,,,,,, !he

cNonnallOn 01 cydopen"-" Ihe proclJction01

cIllot_

K034................................... ..... ........................................ " 4 K034 X " 10.4541

F~.. IQIldIbom!he

IoItIltion01

nenc:NorocyelopenlIdienelnlhe

productlon01

cl\lotdine

K035......__........................ ................... ......................................... ," 4 K035 X " 10.454'

WOI18WtI.0I .,"Imen.

IludgeI generlled

In lhe P'oducllOn 01

aeolOlI

K036................................... .......... ......................................... " 4 K036 X 1(04541

S" bolIom. 'ram

IOluene reclamallon

cblJllation '" lhe

P'oduction 01

......101011

K031.................................. ......... . ........ I" 4 K031 X I 104541

WII'"'''' Ireatment

Wdg .. born cne P'OdUcloon 01

......10'011 ,

K038.................................... ......... .... ... .... ," 4 K03. X " 10.541

W••t....... I. 'rom !he

.11Iing .....

IIripping 01pIIar..a

P'oo..c:liun

K038.................................... ....... .. .. .... ......../.. ," 4 K039 A '0 (. 541

F~... elka 110m Iha

r~uI""" 0'

dielhytphoophor~

d1lhioic: ood nlha

prOdUcloon 01

pllarll.

K040................................................. ..................................... " 4 K040 X 11 10,4541

Wu...........1man1

tlud9I I,,,,,, rna P'oo..c:tion 01

pIIarl'"

K04' ................................... .................. .........._-........_....................... '" I K04\ X " (0 _541

Will..... Ir.a&menl

tlud9I bam .he

P'oo..c:tion 01

to.........

., 104541

" (045_.

" to4541

\I 10.4541

\I 104541

11 CO 4541

1000 1454'

11 104541

x

X

X

X

X

x

x

c

K03'

K032

KOJO

K029

K020

K021

K025

K020

. 40 tFR Ch, I (7-1-81 Edition)

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

"

SlelulOtY F",el RO l----- RCR" Clle<p- I AO I Code' Wes,e PounchtKgl N_ ry

--- .

" I 4 K02' D I 5000 122101

CASRN RlQUlll""t Synonyml

K021 , .

Ccml"'UOo ,and

t,)slltlahon In4JeS

1,,,,,,I_no

duSOCy.N'O

plad~hon

Hl.lald~ 5uc;)\.incO

K03O..........

Column bOnoml Of

hel'" cndlhom

!he coml)onccl

P'oduchon 01

lncl\toIoctnytane

INS

pelc/llQlQOlhylone

K031... ' .

8Y'P'';'''''1 "'''" gloet.lod .... lhe

P'oo..c:hon 01 lASlAA

Ind. caeodybc leod

K028. , ..

Spenl calalyll hom

!he hyl!>OChlOllll.l'Of

laeelOf .., tho

P'OOu,""'; o. 1.1.1·

InchSOfOGlhlno

K032..

W••,.......,... tloalmem

iludq. I,,,,,, ,he

P'oduc- 01 cNofd.,...

K029 ......

WlSto Irom the

PfoeJuCl ,I••m

Str.ppet If'I lhe

P'OdUChOn 011.1.1·

lnCNoroelhaM

K024 , .

OtsUUil-an banom,

b"", the lltOOUCl1On

01 pnlNlc

Innyi)KIO 110m

NllhlN'ene

K025 .

DIMlhon bon""'l

b"", the lltoo..c:"""

01 'WoIlen,one by

lhe ~UillOt\ a' benrene

1<0le : 1 ·1 ••·•

Su_ng IU 11011 h"",

\no p'odUCllOn 01

melllytel/lyt

pynd&nel

§ 301.4

TABLE 3,,_ ,-LIST OF HAZAROOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued

972

0':: 6\ 973

0')
§ 302:. .~~40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition) .

.~

TABLE 3024-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESConltnued

ISH IOOInO'" II end 01 111>1.302 41

01

Environmental Protection Agency • § 302.4

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLe UANTITIESContinued

'SM IClOln04eI •• ...., 01 TaIlIo :101 41

. , Stalutory FO\llIRO I ...- - HUIlOOus Subu,nc. CASRH R"IDIY Synonyms RCRA CaI&gO- RQ Codet w.... PooJncls(KOI

-- ry

-- KOIS ................................... .... ., ...............-..........._.__....... l' I KO\S X

SIiII bonoma Ifom

IhediPlabon 01

~cNoncIe

KO\6 ................................. ...... .............................._...__. l' 4 KO.6 X

"'1"1' encl. or dI,tillllion rn.d.Jtla

bom ....

pocluc\lonol Clt1lon

'Oblc/IIOfodo

KO\7 ................................... .................... ................................_............ I' 4 KOI7 X

"'0"1'_(1'"

bonomol hom !hi

pnoCl\JOll COlumn

... lho pocU:tlon 01

epocIlIo<ohydm

KO\8 ..................:............... .................... ............................._................ l' I KOII X

"""1' encl. I.om ..... If.C1aOnI1JOn column

in Ilhyl cNo<ode

ll'ocIuCllOtl

KO.9 ....... ...... ,.................. ............................................ l' 4 KO'O X

"'I"Y ends "om 'he

d.$.lIlllaon oJ

elhyl.ne d>ChIorod.

en .thyten.

d>CNoncle

pOduction

K020 .. ........................ .............,................................................ 1" 4 K020 X

"""1' encl. I.om Ih.

do'ldlll",n of V10yt

cNond. in WIny\

eNoIodo rncJnOmef

p'ocIucbon

1102\ ............................... .............. .......................................... l' 4 K021 X

Aqueouslpent I Intimony ClII!y$I

wI,te from

l1UOIomeln.nM

ll'ocIucl",n I K022 ...................... ... . ....,.................................. l' 4 K022 K

D'1l0'11Qn bOnom"'1 I

hom lhe Il'oducloon

01 phenOI/.celone i tromcumune

1<023 ............ ........... .. ........................................... I' 4 K023 0

Oo"oIIlloon Ioghl encls

hom Ille Pfoducuon

01 phthlhC

In/lydncIe hom I

I\IphU..I_ I i I

---- -~-~... SIIIu\Ofy FO\llIRO

I RCRA eooo, WISle CaI&gO- PoundsCKgl ..-. ry

• KOO~ X " 10··~1

• KOO6 X I' 104~1

4 KOOl X " 10.4~1

I

I • K008 X I' CO 4~'1

: 4 KOO9 X 1I 10.1~'1

I • KOIO X " (0 4~41

I • KOll X " (04~1

4 KO'3 X " 10 '~I

•

4

I 1<011 0 5000 122701

I

I

I I

I

I'

"

"

I'

"

"

"

I'

"

I"

I

I HO

I

I

!

I

I

I

I

i

I

i

I

,.

I

H.,lfI:JO"S ~LanC' CASRH Regull'DIY Srnonrml

KOO~ " , i ..

Willi,.". WU&menI

IluOQe hom lho

1l'D<luc""" 01 (;home green

pqncnll

KOO6. . . , , .

WIS'.......ter "u&ment

IIudge 110m !he

ll'ocIuthOn 01

chlome olld. 11'''''''

pogm8nll

llnhy<!'ous Ind

hrdtlledl

K009

o.shUal1()l"l bonoms

hom Ihe pt()(juClcn

01 "el.ldehr<le

110m elorlOne

KOII .....

8onom IUlam "om

It'le "'1S\~iI1et

slf'PPC'1"1 the

P'odUChOn 01

.ctylonlll'"

KOI3

Bonom IUum hom

U... IClIDtWt,...

COlumn "' 1M

P'OClIlChOn 01

.ctytorolrie

KOI4

Bonoml hom 'M

acelonl,"

punhC4bOn column

"' Ina r<D<lucloon 01

IcryIOt'Ih"

K008 .

eNan ,ei4lO from the

p<odUCloan 01

(tvome o,ede green

pogmenl$

KO,O ..

o,'I."1QI'I Ide cutl 110mthe p<OCl<oC'oon

01 acl,.k:lchy4e

110mtln'jiene

K001 _.••_••••_., _ , _ .

Wasle""I.., tle.tlnenl

Ilu<lge 110m 'M

ll'odUChOn 01 .on

blue pogmen'"

970 971
(-----_..

§ 301.4 40 cn Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition) Environmental Protection Agenc" § 302.4

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITlESContinued

ISee loolnolel al ond 01 Table 302.• 1

II (0 O~'I

l.lO·S-1

II 10.0~01

I. (0 as-I

•• \0 ,~ol

x

x

x

KIlO.

F02e

K003

K002

KIlO.

--'·-··--1- - ._. -. ---.

I

~laIUIOtV_~ __ 1- __ ~n~~~ • __

RCRA I Code' N='! C'~ I PounoljKgl

-r------1-- -1

_._---_. ---- ..

- oous Subs!at'ee CASRN R09u1alOry Synonyms

- ------ 'Used

IS

tri·. telll·

ophenol

td """led

IS

• <lerivod

I

>011. (Thil

• not

mulabOnl

opnene

dl,om

2.•• ~·

enol ..

1.1

..........•............ ................, .... ................................... , ,....... ,Ing

.. naner.bon

mal voalmenl

conlamineled

'A HUlldous

Nos. f020,

F022, F023.

ond f021.

__........_................ I .................... ..........................................

Irom the

""101

raltll"l trom

"eieMng

Mlthat use

II and/",

l1IOIophenoI

....................._... ................,..........................,.....................

,101 lIeatman'

hom the

1lOII0I

I rol- and

I ptgrn«'lta

.....................,........ .................................................................. 11.._.

mthe

,01

ora,.

.._................ ...-............... ... ............................_...-... tr••tment

m\hl

10' zinc

.-la

KOO4

WI

III

y

K003

Wa

llIoduc;

motyl>da

P'9'M'"

-ood

Ill'

(I

po

Hall'

()SCI

10"

con'

.'"

po

'"'0<

(01"

(ompound

Irom

en

hi _

IIlCtud<>

con

ho

Iy

pro

InC:

lI1e

(0

F02e

Ro""""

110m

'"01

WI'

W

fO

fO

KIlO'

Bon,

IIudge

lie

K002

W..

lludqoo

III

(

'"

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESConhnued

(See 1001no10. al ono 01 labl. 302.o.

, .. .... _..

I

I j ··--1- SlalulOtV ..f oNl--RO

H.,4JcJouS SubllAnce I CASRN RoguialOtVSynonyml I

I ! RO r~e-t-I ~~,: -~~,~ r~~ICK91 Numbe' ry -t·- - - ..- --_o- j F020

I . I ,.

I

0 I FOlo I x I I. (O.S-I

WUltfS. W\CI~ b\II I (lOt l&rOlled 10

I

I Olll.-I,lton fUdu.,s. I I hO.~ rnos. 11'1.

.nd taaelOl I I c&eaN)u1 waSIC'. I hom 'he P'~Il()n . I I I 01 cnlonna,od :

.Iaph,..c t

hydrocarbOns nlVJ1'9

one

"~'~··-I 10 INt, uhbllncJlIes .,c,JJeal

CII'to(J8'd

Pfocesses tTtu

bsunOdocs fllJl I InClude ItQnl ends.

wvnl 11110" Ind

faile' ~"',. )genl ! (kr~",.nl:)I"'l. I i ".IICW'oht,. I I

I

I "'UII.,Iu, I uoalmonl ltud9U\. i Sopen, Cal~ly'tl_lnd

*nln 1,\tNt" I

I 1261311 I I fOl6 I " I a

I

f026 I X I II 10 .~o.

WItIOS Ie_copt I _UIU.,lvt and I

I ,pon,' c.al'1)()n hom

"y"'09"n (1U0"(1O I

I p.m1tCahont hom I

In. p'OOuChOn Of I m,ltN,!' 0tI i I equ.opm<tn,

P'....rou"y u,ttd IOf

In. ,:".nuIJCIUfIflQ

I USI au , ru",afll. I tnem<B'

IfIle(mt."'lJeIIO. ur

tomoonunt an• I '0<"1"'"1"'9 plo<e". 01 'Ill". pen,•.. Of

h•• a,hIO,ODentON

l"tI"\Idet elto.ehno

condllrons

FOll I .1.... ........ ..... 1 .. I a I F021 1 X I II (0 oS-,

C

·' ''!'·,

"..,.f·

968

0

....--:..,

)

969

~)

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1S- I"""""•••t end 01 1.... 30Z 41

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCESAND REPORTABLEQUANTITIESConlinued

§3~'4. 40 CfR en. I (7-1-87 Edition) Environmental Prot.dion Agency I '

§ 302.4

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE UANTlTlESContinued

1S-I_d.1 end ol T_ 3OZ41

_.~. - s--y F..... RO 1---.

tU.OfOOUS SubSlance CASRN Reg.A.Il.,...,Synonrms RCRA Call1QD. RO COOel WIlIO Pouncll(KgI N_ rr

w........cepf

wal'...... and

spenl COItlon Irom

ll1ClIoven chloride

JUlIicoliDn' "om lhepoducWnor

mo""lllCluring .....

III' ...ccont.

chomocal

.,1""-"0. or

~in.

lon"ulaq poe."l

01

pIlf'I"'c:hIorophenol.

orDlinl_l.. 'J _ 10ptDduce ~s

.....tiv...

F02Z................................ ................... ......" .....,............ ,. 4 fOZ~ • U 10'~'

Will•• 1• .e-pI

• ......,... and

spent Clrt>on "om

"V<!<OO"" cI1lOOcIo punlcallOn) l,om

lha monul.C1UMg

use \11' .e.cI.n~

ctlomic:al

inloomodoele. or

component iIIl •

lor"",Ia\#lO poco",)

01 leb." pen"',. or .....cNoIobenI_.

undOf .!kaline

conddJOnI.

fOZ3 .................................... ................... .............................................. I' 4 f023 X I' CO.'~) W.lIOS (ncopt

.1"",'01 .nd apent coobon Ifom

"Ydfogonc_

punlcabonl 110m

N pDClucIiDn 01

malONlllon

equipment

p<eviDusI, ....., lor

IhepoducWnor

manulaclunng use

III I 'NcI.nI.

dlemcaJ

.-ll.medla'e, 01

componenl ., •

lonnuI.1ing poeu'l 01 trio end I 10"IcNorophonDll .

(Thil Idlln\l doel

not inetudo•••tel

"om equipmenl

used odo( lor Ihe

p<o6ucIiDn or use DI

"",""cNorophene

I 110mh;ghIy punfied

Z.4.5, I

tne/lloropl>enol.' I

- S"'..-, f ..... RO ... ... CASRN R~I""" Synonym. RCRA Calego, Munce RO Code I Will. Pa..nlIIKgl N...- ty

.. -_.- .-

" ..........................,............. 4 FOI2 A 10 I'.~'I

IIlew,t.,

IuOgeI "'.,

!lflhonl

llOel II.

poee..

peoc>uo

I "N\#lO

""Qe11

I' • fOl' X " 10'~1 ...................... ....... " ....... ...:...........................................

I' .. ..... ............... ... • . Foro II 11 10'~'I

I

I' • ......................................... FOZI X I' 10'~'I

H.uAraou,

fOro'.

WUltt".

...,.,... JPenl catbon

~rcl109"

punlal

,,,. pO().JC

manul.,

.11 IrOj

chornoc.o·

1n18fl'n4t(j,

totnI>O'>O

lormull'

01 III· 01

Isu.eNOI

Of 01 ""

......, 10

""'" po aIIY"rw

"""'9 tJ(M .",tuOo ,

(he plod,

ho.,Cho

hom 1'09' Z.'.~'

IIlCNoIoptlonOI

fOZI.

fOI2 ..

Ouenclw>9

" ••vnent tromme

""\#lO

.ner. cy.

vseo.,

Co.cep4

meilis heN

qu.""tw

*asle..,

tOltmonl

fOI9 ....

Wasle.,lat

IludQttI I

e:t>omaI

coa l&n9

966 967
TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE OUANTITIESContinued

§ 302.4 40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE OUANTITIESContinued

Environmental Protection Agency § 302.4

1014541

10 (4 541

1014541

F.... 110

~~:- l ,,,,.,

(s.e loolnOl .. II end 01 Tillie 302 4 J

... --_.. --_._----- .._-.-- Slolul.".,

ISub.llnce CASRN Re9IfI4l."., Synonyms RCRA CI RO Codo' Wasl.

Numl>Of _. . .. -..----.

..................•................ ................. .......................................... .' 4 F008 A

belll lludges

n Iho bonom of

'"'l baths ',om

:Uoplabfllj

<'1IOna_. 'J

nidal If. uHd

he p<oc",

,ope lor p<ocious

1.110

,uopla!ll'g .

ling balll

!ges,

................................ ........... ................................. I' 4 FOO9 A

I I slfWin9 and

I """'l balll

JIionI "om

'''optabng

WlhOnl __•

,nodes are used

he p<ocesl

COjl4 101p<0Ci0uS

Iall

clroplallfllj--'

IlP'"'l and I

InlflCj balll

_Iionsl

............................ ..... ...... .............,................... I' 4 FOIO A

e""'O balll

ilgO "om oil

lIS bom molal

II " ..bfllj ..e-._.

'nidn are used

110 p<oc."

eOjl4 lot p<-'

III. heel·".ebfllj

onclW>g belll

.11

................................. ................. ............................................... ,. 4 FOil A

&Ado

!'\I 1,0m san

01 cNaRfllj

"'ta' hee. l_eliono

1 lor p<0CI0UI

he.I ...1lf\Cj

e.,e-

",bom_ 0

al cNonlf\Cj/ I

FOI

$pen

FOI

Cue

H

FOOfl

$pen'

,-

FOO6

PI>

------,---- --- Slolul."., F...IRO

- "-

I."., SynonyIM RCRA CoIIl\lO' RO Code. WUle POundslKy)

NumbOI ty

--_._-

........... ............. I' 4 Foo~ 8 100 14~ 41

....... ,............ ,. 4 FOO6 X " 104541

.,............................. ,. 4 FOOl A 10 (4 541

ISee IOOlnOl.. at """ 01 Tollie 302 4 J

HUlfC'OU5 Sut»,I'nce CASRN R..

FOOl ..: .

Sc>enl eyl"'" pllllf\Cj

be'" oolul""," bom ~trOpl.1lf\Cj

~.'IQn' C.·c~ lot, P'IOf)lIJ' l'I'lOIltt

e!<l'''0pI01lf\Cj Ij)ON

eylnodo "'"lfllj belh

......"""'1

FOO6

wutiw.t. lIellfnen.

$lUdQ8I from

81ocuopta"fllj

OpOtlll(Jfti 81.Ctrpl

"omthe loU~

PoCO'WI

III Sullu"e ."<1

a'nocIo'lfllj 01

alumonum. 121 btl pIOllf\Cj on

. c.atbon Sloel,

131 lin< ""l'fllj

IS<l9fOQllod

b....) On Clf\lOIl

11001:

141 olumnum01

11nc"11umtnum

",lIlfllj on "lOOn

11001.

151'cJeonongi

""Opplfllj

l"OC"lo<I wM

tin, I~ and

llunw>um ",allf\Cj

On CIt1)Qn 'IHI: and

(61ehemoCII e"rong

Ind molbng 01

""""""'"

F005 1 1 .. The IoIIOww'lg spent

"""·...IOO0n0ted

""",lIllS and Iho

IU bol"""l I'om Iho rocovety 01

theM iQI",.nts

('1 Toluene

lbl Methvl elhyl

".Ione

(el C.f\lOIl 'hull"'"

(dl ISOlJullnol

lei Pyrone

i

I

,/

I

I

! ,

J-... "

r 1- \.J'

964

.--,\

0 1

965

(").i \- / .
1000 ,ISlI

5000 (2270)

5000 122101

1000 11~1

'00 II~.II

5000 (22701

100 liS II

5000 12270,

100 liS II

II(O.I~'

1000'IISI,

1110.1511

1000 II~I

5000 122701

5000 122701

5000 12270'

'00 II~ "' 5000 122101

1000 IISII

1000' 11511

1000 II~I

5000 122101

P_oIKOI

1000'IISotI

1000 IISII

5000' 122101

F.... RD

c

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8

o

D

o

o

c

o

o

C

B

o

B

o

8

x

c

c

c

o

C

D

c

c

Ca.1gO- ,.,

F002

F003

RCAA

Wast'

N_

I FOOl

I

I

I

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S~tuODtY

I"

I"

,.

RO

............................................. , ••••..1 " •.•...

................................... ·1 •••. , .. •• •.••••

.. ,•..••• I·',

RaguillOry Synonyms

. , , .

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. _.....•.. - ,. . .

.............................................. I·'", _ .

, _ .

, __ _ '.... .. .

..·..·1 ·· ····· · ..

......., .

15691 I ..

1S092

19016

115S6

IH.A.II..·•........·..·••·•···......·..•..··..

5623~

I~lli L::::::::::::::·:::::::··::::::::::.....·L. • • •••

19016

15092

11556

106161

108907

16131

1330201 .

6164 ..

111106 ..

100411 ..

I:~~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::':::::'\::::':: .. :.:.:.:1::...:.:

121181

CASRH

i. I - i

Ib) T.icNoroelhylonO .

IclloAelhylone

c:Norode

Idll.l,l·

1_OIlhane.

leI e.rt>on

lI"ocNo<ode .

IIlCNoMaled

lIuofOC&tboN

Hu.rdous Slbttance

f003 ..

ThO Iollowong opanl

non."afogenalad

"""anll .nd tho

ltal bOnoml from

lho recovery 01

'nne """onIS: III Xylene ,

(bl AceIOlW _ ..

leI EU>yI .e.I.I _ '

Idl Elhyt>enr_ ..

lal EIhyt alho' .

(II Uolhyti10IluIyI

lIetone.

101 n·Butyl .'cohoL..

IhlCydohallnono ..

(., Ual/W1Ol .

FOOl _ .. TN lolIowing_n1

non-Ilatoganalod

"""en" and tho

sloI1 bonoms "om

IhI ,0000ety 01

I,,",,"""enls:

(.1(lesols/Clasylc

.Dd

tbl NIU()hCtlZeni

ISee \oOlIlOln .1 _ 01 table :102 "'

F002 ._ · · ···..··1·..·..···..·······..1..······..· . 1ho IQIlowtng _nl

I\aIogeNlod

ao\wInlJ and Iho

olil bon....,. "om

Iho .ee:tNety 01

"'"" """,""II:

1.1 T.ba"'loro·

.lIlyIane.

Ibl Methyla""

ChIorda.

leI TncNorOllhylane.

Idl '.1.1·

1ncNoroolhane.

(el ChIorobl",ane .....

III I. t.2.Tridllore1.2.2·

,.. t1UOfoelh.llI.

IV)0·

Oocl\looobOn,a""

(hi

l_olluoremeltlane.

Environmental Protection Agency • § 302.4

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIES- , Continued

II COI~J

II 104S41

'OII~1

100 liS "'

1000 14SI'

1000 14SI1

1000 IISII

1000 14~1'

1000 tlSI)

'000 IISII

1000 IISI'

1000 IISI,

1000 IISI,

1000 II~I

1000 II~'

1000 II~I

1000 IISII

1000 IISII

sooo 122101

P_stKol

SOOO 122701

5000 12270'

5000 12270,

sooo 12270,

5000 (2210)

FonalRD

x

B

A

c

c

o

c

c

c

c

c

c

c

c

c

o

C

D

D

'x

D

C

D

C

,

PI21

P'22

FOOl

U200

RCRA ICalogo- W• .,e ,.,

2

4

2

1.1

~I

Slaluloty

I· I I

RO

10

I·

I·

,.

'000

1000 I 1.1

1000

5000

1000

1000

1000

5000

5000

1000

1000 I ,

5000 I I

5000

1000

5000 I I

5000 I I

5000 I I

5000 I I

5000 I I

.......1··· .. :· 1 , 1 ••••••••••

Roguo.IOtY Synonymo

..........................................'

....• •..••..•..••..•..·..··..•..1

50SSS I R•.-po>a .

551316 1 1

12/181

5S111S / 1

551211 I

1216U1......·•···..·........··....··......·........·.\

1311841 1 1

1332016

1:100116

11198861 1

1"'0666

1133020 1 1

CASRH

346635.( .

16i91!le 1 1

1103115 1 1

'3116811

100261161 .......... ·........·..........···........·.. 1

'68117"

11e.1612 I ..

169230!le

... 111.86-4 I · · · 1

.... 1e.66S1 \ 1

40 CfR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPOATABLE OUANTITIESContinued

-con.um pOl'lSolum

f1"",'llo

enc Pr\9t\OI5ul'onll,

an( nydro,utllie

Inc ,,,<oltuOttd.

"con-um tel'atNortde

001

Tne 100IOWII''19 $pent

h"O<JONIOd

KII..,enli used ....

dL?U""9 and I"JOg.' I,om.....

'KO"""" 01 If\eH

\l)Iv~nl' iii"

d"9'.a""ll

oprfllllQftl I.' 1<".e,*"o·

• Ih"tent

IflC wll,le

.. (gn,urn ~IIID

lone'''''''Ole

loneCI\klfoclO

Zenc MIlia

lrnc 100m,Ia

ZWCOf\tUm NUllO

Zone boI •• e ...

Zone lJ<omoclu .

HuarOOuI ~'lAnc:e

Xylonol....... . .

Y_·16~~ .cod. 11. 17__..,.

\8·113.4.6·

.......lho~Oyl)oayl·

• melhyi....,

I I

ISee _,,,., end 01 TatH 302.41

Zone UrtJoNle

1« ey._

llNC AHO

COMPOUNDS

lone It

Z« .mmonoum cNoIoOO ..1526Z02!le

Zone .ee~' ..

'lone p""~a

. .

§~4.

962 963
§ 302.4

TABLE 302.4-UST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE OUANTITIESContinued

40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

TABLE 302.4-UST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE OUANTITlESContinued

Environmental Protection Agency § 302.4

ISe. 'oo,no...., .n<I 01 Tabl. 30Z '1

IISSS. Phenol. 2••. S·UOCNOto-...... 10 ...

86062 Pnenol.2.4.ft.lIlChIOr0-...... 10 1.2••

S316S 2.'.5· Y '" . 100 1.4 .

2.'.5·T .'od

S595., Pnenol. 2.'.~·lOCh""0­

aa002 Phenol. 2.•. a·lIlChIOl0-

A I '014.541

x I 1'10'5',

I 10.• 5'1

x I I (0'51'

x I I 10.'5'1

.. (0.'511

x I .., \0 '5'1

x I , 10.'511

.. (0 'S'I

F,nll RD

C.~: r·~:O.tK9)

'~'511

C I '000 I.SlI

0012

00'3

0011

0011

0010

0006

0009

I.'

I.'

I.'

I·

I'

"

,.

I I'

I I'

.. I· I'

CASAN

Slllula<y

_ •.__.~- I

AequlllOIy Synonym. I I RCRA RD Codal WISI.

Numbef

! ---- -- -r All."".. ., 1... . . i.... .r· ·

I 000'

I" Ii'i ,. . I I I

.. ,

··..···1··

..~.~ I'I' ·..·..· · ·..··..1

B.num ......

Endrin J ••••••

Clvomium .

Selenoum 0010......

lond ......

L..d .

S .

..

1A8fe:ury ..

HIJlldous Subslance

"'.'holl'j'hIOI

'0, (. 511

POUn<lltKgl

'0'C'.511

1000 1'541

U230 1 A

U232 I c

U231 I A

RCRA IC"ego. Wasl. .., Numbef

sr.'ula<y

RD I Codal

RoguIlla<y Synonyml

e331a8

e3315~

6OSIS8

CASRN

2.3." 15eS066Q

I ncnlOlopn.nol

2.3.~·

l,ocnlOlCJCll\enol

l.36·

l,ochlOlOllnenol

2.' ~.

I, ochlOlOllh.nol

2.'.a,

lIOCNOtopnenol

3.•. ~"

I IO,NOtopnenol

H.,.,(jQu1 Subllance

2.<.6·'IO'hIOlOllh.nol ........,

I

l.'.~' l'OChIOtOllh.nol ....

2.<.~·

TflCnIOfopneno.y.co.

he Jed

lne,n,noI,,,,,... I 27323.11

c)O(Jeqr1ben,en.\ulton· ",. 1000 c '000 1'~41

To..pnen•

2.• ·0 ......... 100

I.'

'.'

0015

0016 B

"10'5.,

100 1'5',

l,oelhyll(l'Wl. J 12'448 I

9S3~. , B.n,..... 1.3.~-1n"'''0, ....I' I·

123831 I P.'.""'hyde· I"

o 100 C,S'I

.. 10 .~.,

.. (0 '5',

B 100 145.,

x

B

U231

00"

U231

1.4

I' .. "

100

soeo

MIS' I 1)11" _tllld ..

66151 lUll'•. 5-!bosj2·

cIIIor0811lyq.11WlOJ..

Ibl". 5-IIMI2·

CI'oIOtOlIhyIIII1WlOI·.

2••.S·YP .

Ulid mustard ..

U'.ny' .,.,., I 5"093

'0" 5'1

'00 IIS'I

'000 I'S'I

5000 \22101

A

B

UI82 c

U23.

'000

5000

IS!103

I.3.S·lno•• ne. 2.' a·

lIWN:ln,f.,

'""""nyl~""".

I,m· "II\I~oDenzene •

VlnldyllUllllo 12111"3a I I '000

V.n._ panlo.ode \ 131162' I V.I\IClIUmCY) 0..18 1 1000

vonadoumlV, o.od 1 '311621 IV._panlo,ode .. I 1000

VlnadoClCod. I 1803558 I Ammclf'ium '.hldll.........1 " am~NII.

100 ('5.41

'000 "5"

1000 '454'

1000 (45')

1000 145"

B

c

c

C

C

P'20

PI20

PII9

'.'

I.'

II 10 'S" u,.nyl ,.,u.,••.•• 1 IO'0206ol 5000

" to '5'1

U23S x

I· U236

128121 II,PICll>InoI. 2.3-d4lIomo- I: . phOIphal. C3: II

12511 2.7.

N.phlna_sullonc

.od.3.3··113.3··

_'hyl-P.'··

boj)nenyl,.......,..,1'.

bll(&lollboslS·......... •• hydtOll'j)-

l.tr'~"'1

YIO.,l.3·dOomoIl' W Y"

pl\O\O"i'e

1'"tIl.n blue

1535. I 1.I·OOCNor08lhyle 1 5000

£l/Wln8. I.'_0'

UnII,ted Hau'doul

WI'I'~ Chllacl...,bc

01 EP ~OUClry

crw'KIOt'IhC 0'

'11(""'1>0""

Cher.Cl8hl1Je 01

COnOlMlY.

NA

I'

"

0001

0002

B

B

'00 ('5',

100 ('5'1

VtnyI le.lIle,..

Vonyl 'Norode

V.,ylodene 'hIO<0d8 ..........

w..rt.nn ,

100051

750II I EIhene. cIIIoro- ..........

8'812 I 3 (11pl\I· "".,Onyll>8nI'ft'... hyltoll'jCoumann .n<I

unl.

'000

I'

,.

2.3.'

'.2.'

U043

U018

POO'

o

o

B

5000 IZ2101

.. 104S11

5000' 12210'

100 ('5.'

Chelae'....'" 01 ReaelMly

Che'ICl....lIC01 £P

T~.CITY. I

"

I'

0003 B '00 I'S.'1 • Xylene (.....ed).

mep1330201106363

115116

I06IZ3

llonl_._tnyl

....

0-

po

'000 I .• U2311 C 1000 14S'1

0

/--/'·

",.,.r'

960 6::' 961 .......

0 1

~./
§ 302.4.. 40 efR 0.0 I (7-1-87 Edition)

TABL~4-L1STOF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE OUANTITIESContinued

Environmental Protedion Agency § 30204

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABL.NTITIESContinued

10 C.!>II

100 I'~'l

'00 COS"

\I (04S41

1000 I'!>"I

l'104SO)

l'104S01

1I10'~41

II 100SOI

100 leS4,

'00 CO~'1

II ,04S01

100 14S 0'

100 I'~ 0'

1000 IeSOl

II (O'!>"I

1000' "SOl

1000,le!>l1

100 ceS'1

i

I ~OOO 122701

I

I '0' I' SOl

8

8

8

c

A

B

..

un3

U221

U220

POll]

U2CC •

UOll

I II

2 I i 8

2.4 I U226 C

2.0 I U22"

! I

I

1.2.0 un8 C

! 1.2.e ! i un6 C

I PIl8 I 8

,

UI21 D

A

U3?6

l/3~.1

l/ln

1.2.e Pll~

I.' j U2))

1.2.4

'0

'0

I'

1°

I'

I'

I'

I'

I'

I'

100

100

1000

';

,

I

I ...ethyl c/lIOfolorm i ElNne. '.1.2·"chIoro" i

790'6 I T,chIofoeth~ I '000

7iOI6 I l'chIofoelhOne 1 1000

7900S

71SS6

S2688 \ ..

8162S I _ ..010 .

93721 I p,opoonc aod. 2·12.4.S-

.. chIofophenoql·.

Sitva.

9S~34 12·AmulO-I·mOlhyl

bon,ene .

7S6ge llotolhane. UchlOlolluOlO-.

S9CC23 I Iot.thanesunenyl

c/lIOndO. _0-.

12062. I · · · ·..·

'06490 14·AI1WlO·I-me,hyI

boN_no.

I

I

I 63621 S I 8onronarnino. 2·molhyl. I'

hyd'OC:hIo<odo.

llOOI3S2 I CompIlone. OClOchlofo· ..I

I

I

I

I

25167822

ISee lOOlnol... 01 end 01 T_ 302.r

., --'-"1 .. --·S;~I ...z; -1-- -F",aIRO I ' _. - "t" , .•- _. - •..,------

CASRN . R~1ory Synonyms I . , RCRA I

-----1-.-.-- .. -- .. t

l

."...l."" ~'-t rA_~·.I_P~:~~_ SJO'821 11-10- . '0 I • ; 1'O26! 8 I 100 (e~ ••

C/llorophtnylllhoOU'0 '1' 868M 1•.pI\I.NaphlhylIhoOU'N 1° • I P072 I 8 I 100 les ••

I038S~ IN·P'*"""""" -! 1°

137268 I8" I 1° ll\omlIlhyIl"""""bI' I

moyIl .......hde. I

1088831 8onl_. melhtl- i 1000

Use07 I Oo.minOIOIuene I'

2S316-lse: ,

411672OI 823405

~8eB4U I80nl_. 2.4. ; I'

""'OCY'''''Cltr\Olhyl·

910871

2607162S

1r.ctlloropMnoI

l'lChIOlomonotluorO'

melhlne

'fiChlOlOOlhytOnti .

I. U. T"chlol""lh .

T'lChk>rQ41lhene _ ..

'.1.1. TnchlOfoethan8 ......

1r.chSoromelhaMSUn_"...

<Norode.

tllCf\IoI1on

1.2.0. TrChIOIobef\l_ .....

lH· '.?,.' Trunol·3·1mr"e..

2 0 ~·TP "Id es 132S349SS I · ·..·

2.'.~· TP .cod ......

TOllpheno .

O· 101"""".

hyclrochlo<do.

0·101uodone.

p·T_....

T__mono .

101uane cIosoc:ya"," .......

tq'atdOuS S!A:JSIInc.1

T""""... I· napIlll\llenylTtvlm ...

T""""... phenyl,

1Gluen .

T""""".12· .

cNOropnenyCl'

ISee 1ooInol...1 end 01 T_ 302'1

----_. SIO.... "')' F"'" RO

Hal.,OOus ~Sl'nc. CASAN ReguI.,"')' Sr<-ym. RCRA CaI'llO' RO Codal WIS'I .., Pound'IKul

.-

2.3.e.6- $Ili02 Phenol. 2.3.e.6- . '1° • U212 " 10IU.)

,."ICNofophono! '.".d\kJf~.

ToU.olht\Clo,,-opIlos. 36el2eS Ooll""l¥optoosphonc 1° 4 PIOU 8 100 leS 41

phil' .cid.I·....lhrl ••,...

T....1hyt ...d .. 7llOO2 ~ne. '.".ethyt.......-: 100 1.' PI10 " 10' 10.SOI

Touo.lIJy4 10leU PyrOPllOoPhOtC '00. '00 1.0 PilI " 1014 SOl

pylopIlO'll'\O" ......thyl ••I...

le••Ily<l<O'U1.n IOUggg FUI.n. l.irahyclrO·. ....... I' 4 U213 C '000 14S41

,.U.Mlometf\lOl .......'.... SOII48 ....Ihan4t. 1....""'0-........... " 4 PII2 " 1014·!>I1

leu0jlh0$pIl0nC OCId. 7S7584 He••elhyl I' 4 P062 8 100 leS 0)

...~el/lylu'... 1811ap/lOSjlIIal•.

IhllllCouOe 131432S T1..11oum11ll1 0.1d. I' 4 PI13 8 100 14~ 41

lha....... II , ..0280 . ,..................... " ..... I' 2 .................. C 1000 leS41

THAlllUlA AND ............. ..............................., .......... '0 2 .................. .................. 0' ; COIAPOUNDS

Thalloumlll.cOlllo ... S636e8 Acohe: .cid. I1\IUoum(l) I' 4 U21C 8 100 (e~.)

..II

I "'Uoum(II CltbonoiO U3313U Cart>onoc: oad. I' 4 U21S 8 100 le~'1

IIo''''1lIumI11 ..u

Thallouml'l cNondo. nUl 120 ............................................. 1° e U216 8 100 14~41

Thalloumlll1\11'01. 10102e~1 .............................................. I' 4 U217 8 100 (e~.41

Tha'l.um4l11l O.odo : 13U32~ 1"'lIoc 0'''''' ...................... '0 4 PII3 8 100 14S 4'

lhoUouml1..".""", 12039S2O ....................................... 1° • PIU C 1000 '4SOI

U",blUfnlll ,urilio 1406'66 SullUfC '00. I1\IlIoumlll 1000 I.e PII~ 8 100 14~ 41

10031~il un

ll\oOO,ol.n_ i 62~~~ ElhonolluOOmo<Ie ............... I' 4 U216 X II 10.oSOI

Ihlollno. 31198'84 3.3·DomeIhyl-I· '0 4 POO~ 8 100 (eS41

fmelhyilhoOl·2·

bulOnone.O·

llmolhyllrninol

carbonyl) 0'''''

I

1_.<OOnoC I !>I1~37 2.• ·l)I-...I.................. I' 4 POOU 8 100 le~ 41 d1ltnldo ,

I 1_,,,,,,,,, 14131 ... 111101101"""..................... 100 I.e U.S3 8 100 f.~ 4' ....lhyUnefeoplan

I I'oqlIlo"'" I

IDe9BS 8_.nelhool...................... I' • PO'4 8 100 les ••

T""'>O<NClItIllolot JUliO HydI1l..0cartJ0I_modo '0 4 PII6 8 100 (e~ el

'~.I I 62~ ICat1>lmocl•. Ihoo- ............... '0 4 U21i X " 10e!>",

j

i

I

i

958 959
S302.4 40 dR ch. I (1·1·8, Edition)

TABLE ~v~.4-L1ST OF HAZAROOUS SUBSTANCESAND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued .

Is..<. loolnolu .Ienel 01 Toble 302.41

P01X --~-- - _._--

TABLE302.4-UST OF HAZAROOUSSUBSTANCESAND REPORTABLEQUA"'IITIESContinued

Is.. IoolnOtu .1 .nd 01 Tobie 302.• 1

- --- .... ------------- SIaMOty FiNl RO

HllatdOul Sub.t.ne. CASRN ROQIUIOty Synonymi RCRA Ca,ego· RO Code' Wast. Pouncl>(KQ)

- .., .. ...

Sul"" ny<nlo ................ 1183064 Hydtogon ..-rlde_.._......... 100 I.' U135 B 100 (45.41

HydtOSUll.n: _

Sullut monocNoride ..-...... 1277t083 ...; ...................._................ 1000 1 .................. C 1000 (454)

sun.. phOIphido ................ 13,4eo:J P1lo~penlOlul_ 100 I.' UI89 B tOO"5.4)

f'hosl>hOntI lulilde

Sun.. .._ ....·..·..-..·.... 7.88564 SMtOum ""'"ide............ ," • U205 X "'0.45041

Sullunc: .eid ........................ 1664939 ,.............................................. 1000 I C 1000 (45041

8014957

Sulfuric .cid. dimethyl 77181 Domolhyllull.................... I" • Ul03 X " (0.•54,

'"01.

Sulluric oOd, 1holIUnl1) 7448188 TItoIlUn(II 1uIl.1.......- ...... 1000 I•• P115 B tOO(.5.',

Hit 10031591

2.U·T ............................... 93165 2.',!>-T ocICI ....................... 100 1•• U232 C 1000 ('541

2.•. 5.T,icNot"""'nory'

.catoe ocid

2.'.5·T ocICI ........................ 937&5 2.4.!>-T......_ ........................ '00 t .• U232 C 1000 (4541

2.'.!>-TricIIIotopllonory·

IC.IIC ocid

2.4.S·T ."""".................... 2008480 , ................._...................... ,... 100 1 ,.,........... 0 5000 122701

8388986

8369977

1319728

3813147

2.'.5.T "1111."" , ......... 93198 .... , ....................................... , 100 1 ...... ,.......... C tOOO (4541

25045591

81182012

19211418

251661504

2.'.5·T ..hi........................ 13560991 .................. ," ..' ....... 100 I ......... C 1000 (.S41

TOE ....................···......·..··.. 72504e DOD................·..........·......·.. 1 '.2.' U060 X 1'10.5041

•.•. ooo

OicNotoQllhlnll _01_ t.2.4.!>- 95943 8oN_.l.2.'.!>- ," • U201 0 5000 1221C

Teu__-. '.b'lchIOf~

2.3,1.8· 1146018 '..............._._............... .. I" 2 ... I' (04504

T.u~o,P.

""'a""TCOOI·

1.1.1.2· &3020& Eu.-.I.I.'.2· I" • U2O& X 11104504

Tou._...1hanI lalt_o1.12.2, 19345 Elhono. 1.I.U· ," 2.' UZ09 t' (0.45<

Tlu_oothano ...ocNot eT.uocNot...th)'IonI·....._ .. 1271114 E_.l.12.2· I" 2.• U210 X I' 10.5<

1••ocNote-,

EnvlrorllriiitilCli Ptoteetlon Agone,

0)

'1

41

01

41

54,

541

701

101

KQI

541

541

541

541

541

541

541

SI'MOIY Fonol RO

RoguI,1otV Synan,ml RCRA C<llego. .RO Cod., Was" Pound'l Numbe, ty

--_. ........._....................... "., ...... I' • Pl05 C 1000

.............................................., 1000 1 .................. C 1000'

........................._................... 5000 I ,............,... B 100 I

.............................................., 5000 1 ... 0 50001

............................................... 1000 I ............, C 1000'

.........................,......... ,........... 10 1.4 PI06 A 10 (.

.,.......................................... 1000 1 ....,............. C 1000

.....•... ................................. 5000 I ......,' ....., ... C 1000

...........__.._..._................- 5000 1 .................. 0 5000

.. . . .................... 1000 1 .................. C 1000

............. " ....................... 100 1 ................. B 100 I

............................. , ... 1000 1 ..............•... C 1000

...._.._...................'., ..... tOO 1 .................. B 100 I

............................... 5000 1 ...............' 0 5000 .

....._.._..............-............. 5000 1 .................. 0 5000

.........._.......................... 1000 . t ....... , B 100 I

lMlIIrft_IIrd................. I" • U0ll9 X l' (C

().Gklcoprlonoso. 2· I" • U206 x 11 (C

lIeOry·2~J.melhyl·J.

-......--... .............._............._....... '. 1000 I .................. C 1000'

...._......_.-............ , I" • PI07 B '00 I

1 SIrfdlr- _ 11II1......._. 10 1.• P10ll A 10 (.

I Bn.anoo._..____..._.......... l' 4 PO'8 B 100 I

I S~lo-._ 10 1.• PIOll A 10 (,

IOIIL . ........._.._........_..._............ ,000 1 .................. C '000

118_

51249

131490

56SJ

12441

357513

IllOIn

572.9

1032000

131013

1010218

11e282

168e3664

1681529

1002210

18015.

11858.

10.01890

1036189

11sa29

10124566

155a19

1003V32

1014065

S~·'O-ono. 2.3· _"",ry.

Sodoum CYlnode I 1433

Soooum ........

Sodlum(lvomll. I 17151

Soo.vm IIuoncIo .... I 166149

s-.m 001Ul1'1' . I 163190

SlrOl'lIUn mama1• .

Soont.um ....1""'.

S<num o,n"",ode.. .... I 133383

SltyCM<Jon.IO-ono. Ind

WI.

s-.m .."" ...... . . I2662e2

SodlumboclvOtnlI. ..... 10saeo

".4··Sldbe~.

. IIpnI;llpha'.<Joeln,..

ktroplO,Q,OCIR

H....dou. SuO,,"ncc I CASR

s","",! ......

~IncIUhl

SodIum hydloloa .

i So<Ioum ny_lllo"l.

I

/ r'meat,I.......

~Mfl1a ..

·1il

SoOum pno""'.IO. 11)0..... ,:

l:

Soooum OOdOcyillOnzeno I 2St 55300

","onal•.

Sodoum hydtOlUllod 11872180

. $<»urn pno,pnllO.

; treJUI(,

s:

~;..:j .( ';'

_/'

95~

'J

957

0)
§3oie

1s..loolnOln .1 """ 01 Tobie 3Ot.41

SlolulOty FIIlIIRO

- . .._- Oty Synonymo RCRA Co.... RO CodIt Wl5le Pounds(Kgl

- ,.,

tOO I .• Pili A 1014.541

pha'•.

"'o\idInI .._...... I' • UllID X 110.454'

_...._................. 1000 I ......_.......... D SOOO (U10)

.....•.....__...._.... I' 3 .................. x It 10.4541

IkaIIloryloc I' 4 U200 D SOOO (2210)

l_'h,u,y·

.5·

l)i>enloytlowyI·

•••••

>ediaI.___... 1000 '.4 U201 D SOOO 122701

IllIuz .....3· I' 4 U201 X 1'104541

lIio.id., end

1.2. I' • U203 X " (0.454,

_wy.4.••,..

............................... I' 4 U204 A 1014.541

.•............................ I' t .. B 100 14541

.............'..,...................... " 2 ..

.... 0...,. .............. '000 1.• U204 A 10 (4.541

..-................... I' • U205 X " (0.4541

""00............. 1000 '.. U204 A 10 (4.54'

nimtdoselefOC I I' 4 PI03 C '000 (454'

I

",...................... 1 " 4 U015 X I' (0.4541

............................ " 2 .... ....... C 1000 14541

............._............... I' 2 .. ...... ........... "

I' 4 PI04 ! X 1 104541

I , .... I x 1\0454'

'00 I .• U233 B 100 (454)

1000 1 ... A

I '0 (4.541

,000 I .... I c

I

looo114So

I I

I 1000 1

I C 10001 (4So

83721 I p,oponoc:

IncNof

2.4.

94591 I B.nz

me

115026 I Azil'

506648

505SSlVo/WnbIIl-

.cod

IllIrime

......

630' 04 I ell!>.cid

1440235

7440224 I.........

\01493 I rell.

I¥

91225 .

1446084 I Sel.

7446084 I So..

930552 IN·'"

CASRN I Rog<AI

Sodoum

S.N••.

50_ Cy• .-........

SILVER AND

COMPOUNDS

L Senne. cUJOIC...I.

IIS'_I·

s.e- II ·

SelelllUln o.tde .._..

Selonour · · 1

Selenoum ""'.ide

SelENIUM AND

COIoAPOUNOS.

SOholl .

Sol 11 \ 7782492 I ·

SeIoNous .ad....... ··......·....1 7793008 I.. ·....·

Sodoum., 1 7784165

Socd\lM.nd ..111 1 81072 11.2.B

one ,.'

SoN_""' 1 776\888

Rnor...... .._.__.1 108463 1',3·8,

SodoumlI.analo 1 7631892

Se do ido 1 1488564 I Sull...

R.""_ ..

RAOIONUClIOES _ .

PytOphO.phollC .cod.

lelI.OIhy4 ••1...

a-ono .

H&J_douS Subtllnc.

Pynoll.....Ihydco-N·

_oso-.

Envlronmentol Protection Agency I § 301A

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE Q ANTITIESContinued

Is.. 100'''''''' .1 _ III T_ 3Ot.41

T

,

.ro CfR cs. I (7-1-87 Edition)

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZAROQUS SUBSTANCESAND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESConlinued

_..

SIIIulary Fonol RO .. Hu.fdous Sl.bslance CASRN R.........,S,.,.,...,..,. RCA... RQ Cologo· Cooel WaSI' Poun<Ii(Kgl N....- _ ry ..

101131 AcrylonoIrM ........................ 100 t.2.• UOOi B 100' 145.4)

l20lNl7 Mall\lCrytOMlM .............

" • UI52 C 1000 (4541

7t107 AcrylIc odd ............ I' 4 UOOlI D SOOO (2210)

UOMS E1hy4 1ClIylI'................. " 4 Ul13 C 1000 (4So1I

11632 EII¥ melhlety\ll............ " • ulle C \000 (454)

lI0620 M.1hyI melhlety\ll.......... 5000 1.4 U'62 C \000 (454)

101\85 AI¥.1oohoI.......___ ......... \00 '.4 PODS B 100 (45 4)

7809. ........................................... 5000 I ................. D 5OUO \2210,

8372' Solve................................... \00 1.4 U233 B 100 (4S.,

2,4.S·TP lOCI

'23826 ............................................. 5000 \ ....... .. 0 SOOO (22101

'01108 I·P,openamono ................... I' 4 U1114 D SOOO (22101

78875 1.2·DochlOfopoOPlIll ........ SOOO 1.2.4 uon C 1000 1454'

15569 ......•......•......_...........,...... ,.. 5000 1 . .......... B 100 (45.41

75556 2·M.tI¥omdllll. ..... " 4 POe7 X " (04541

101117 "'opatgyt .1oohoI... . ..... I' 4 PI02 C '000 (454)

I 129000 ............. . " ............... I' 2 . ......... D SOOO 122701

i 121299 . , ................................ 1000 \ ......'... X 110.454' I 121211 I lIOO3341

I 504245 4·Amonopyndone................ I' 4 POOa C 1000 14541

110M I ........................................ " 4 U190 C 1000 (454'

9 I lIDS Uolhopyf_ .................... \' 4 UIS5 D SOOO (2210,

i 100154 N,"'"olOpPOflClolll ......... I' 4 UI19 . X .. \04541

I

I '09068 2·Plcolono... ......... ........... I' 4 UI9I 0 5000 \2210,

I '54115 Mc:o_.nd ..III.......... \' • POlS B 100 '05 01

I

I

i 56042 U·lhrftt-.·tll ............. I' 4 UI84 X I' to 4541 I,

Pyt

Pyt

Py,

Pyr

Pyr

954 955
-I

§ 302.4 .

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE aUANTITIESContinued

40 CFR Ch, 1 (7- 1-87 Edition)

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE OUANTITIESContinued

Environmental Protection Agency J 302,4

I See footnoles "' end 01 Tabl. 302 '1 ISe. 100'1'00'0' ., .nd 01 Table:102 II

'0 (I 541

" (0.'5'1

'(O.I!>I)

.000 (4!>11

I' (O.•!>I)

'000 (1511

" 10.IS4,

I (0.,54'

'OII.!>I'

lOll !>II

" (0.154)

'(0.151)

10 (I !>II

" 10.154)

1000 (I!>OI

1000 CI!>II

1000 II!>O)

1000 CI!>II

'00' 11S.li

Pound,(K9I

~12ZIQI

scoe (22101

~(2210)

5000 (22101

~IZZIOI

~t2ZI0)

F...IRO

x

A

A

x

x

A

A

x

x

r;

D

D

e

e

D

B

D

D

c

e

D

c

elltOO' ry

0021

P.OZ

POlO

P003

POll'

U.40

U06G

POI7

UI93

PIOI

P02I

u002

UII1

PQ6W

U2J5

UU9

UltO

U128

P099

UOOI

UI81

tJ2<J

UI92

. 11081

'.1

'.1.1

1.1.'

. 2.1

"

"

"

"

I'

"

"

"

'0

"

'0

"

"

I'

"

"

I'

I'

I'

I'

"

RO I Codol

.'

r

I

I

~II

SiaM..., ----r---.--r-- I i

R~alOIY Synonym.

7883 I I IIOllLoIyt .te""'" . 6161' I Acolone..

550:10 I NrIlO9'Yconno'

15065 I Acelone eylnollydr"

2,UelhylllClomnlO

7906IIA~

101028 I ..(I...., 10119712 "'OOVn.I.'"

'01\08 I n·P,oovlamono ........

IIZ8I1 I (),poPlla""n.......

~128 I 1.2·Qolltomo-3·

el\lorOCl'opano

128121 I TrrseU·dobt_opyIl

phGsphal•

19169 I 2·N,bOCl'oplno .

11606:1 I AId>CaIll

512156 I 1.3·00chI0f__

108601 I BrsC2·tl\loroosopropyil .,hot

109113 I "'"lOnontb,,"

107120 I Elhyl ey"""," ..

1653" I Gryc"""ldellyde

18611117 1 .....achlOf__ ..

IIZ01l1 (1.2·0..."""."..2.2·

cs.oalde

231Z358

Hazardous Subs'IN:. CASRN

'·PrOPanoi. 2.3-dobtomo-

, phosphal. 13:',.

I·Propanol. Z'molhyt, .......

'.2.3·P'OPlnetnal,

tlinlt'II,-

2·Ploponamirk .

1·Propene. 1,l.Z.3.3.J.

ht.ac/'oIofO-.

PlQIMIOO.I.3.-o-.......

Z·Plopanono .

PI_got .

"'opIIllll .1cohoI ..

2·Pr-.s .

I·PrOpane.........

1.3·PrOPIno SlJItone.

,·Proplnol. 2.3·..,.,..,· ....

Propanol. 2·melhyl·Z·

lm.lhyilluol·.o.

I(melhyl.""nol

t.rtJonyllolomo

'.Propanomono. N·

plOPy\-.

Plop."""b'lo. Z·

hyOIo..,·2·me~.

POII• .,um """Of ey.'-..! !>O6616

PrOPInenb .

Propane. Z.Z·-ooybis(2.

ehlQfO-.

Propane. '.2·dtbromo-3·

ehloto-.

Propane. 2·..110·.......

2·Plopanono.l·bromo-.....1 596312 I a.omoacOlone.

Propanen',". 3"'hIOf..... 1 542161 I 3·CNOfOCl'_"do ..

PrOPl_II .

PronarrOdo .123850585 13.5·()(l\IOto-N·II.I.

domolltyl.2.

PfOOVnylll>OfllomodO.

, 10l!>ll

.00 1'5 II

10 (4541

'0' (. 541

100 ('5 ')

'000 ('5'1

100 '45 II

'0' 11541

100 1'541

1'10 '!>II

1000 1'51'

1000 (4511

1000 14541

Pound>(Kgl

5000 122101

5000 122101

1000' ('!>II

1000' ('!>II

1000' II!>II

1000' ('541

FIN! RO

A

e

8

A

A

B

e

B

x

D

B

e

D

e

e

e

e

'C

CalOOory

po.O

P091

PliO

P089

U'91

U'89

UI89

urso

P0ge

'.1

I.Z

1.1

1.1

1.1

1.1

Sialutory

---~

Cod., I WaSl.

Numbef

.] CASRN

'---'-'.' -

R"9'.olI'OIY Synonym,

-'--1

RO I

.I

56382 P...INon ...................... I

281812 0.0.0..1"'" O.PY'u ..... pho"",",OlhoOllO "

52851 F.mphul

"

1123140 ............................... I

... 10025813 ....•...-..-...._......_...................

I 1314803 PIIO"",",US SlJIftd~ ..... '00

Sulfur phosPhide

1311803 Pho"",",us ptnlaSlJllodo '00

S4lII.. pho~

1118122 ................................ 5000

................... ....._............................ " nllW I.Z·80NonodocarllOl,loC I'

.cid ar1hydttdlt

'09OOa Pyridlne.l·melhyl· " I IBOOZ Ttllulhyllo.d... '00

1336363 ....ocIor .........._..... '0

12014112 ....odt1I 1018

.11101282 ....ocIor 1221

11141185 ....oe1or 1232

~48V2'W ....odt1I 12IZ

12012Z~ ....odt1I ,218

11091891 ....ocIor 12!>1

II0988ZS ....odt1I 1280

..................... ..-....__............................. -, I'

mllllO ....._..--.............................. 1000

... 10124502 ..•..__.................. , ............ '000

". 7778501 ....._---..._......................... 1000

.•. 778vooe f-.--_._................... '000

.• 151508 ---..__..............__... 10

- 1310583 ._----_......-..._.... 1000

77ZZ041 ._---_.__..........-. '00

PT'oo<phOf,,' boehlotodO

Pho>Pl>o<o'hoOoC leod.

0.0 dooll\yl o. PY' Uonyl ..11f

PhosphofolhoOoC

1c>:l.O.O·cloelhyi O·

"bOphGIl'fl) OSlOf.

PHtHALAtE ESTERS

2· ...COllN

PIumD,,,., leu lelhyl•.

Pho.phofo'IIoOoC 'Cod.

O.O·domllhyl o·(p.

Ildom.'hyIJrnono,.

."Uonyllpnenyll "'

PhoSPhc.iru' penl,sull

~II\I'oe InI1y01W1.

POl YNUClEAR

AROUATIC

HYDROCARBONS.

POI.&~ an..,.'•....

POlilSolUm ..MM......

.ta'l.dOu' Sub$"nc

POLYCHLORINATED

BIPHENYlS epcssl

Polos...."

PG'mtIlQINl.

Pol........ eyl"'.....

POl.aU¥J1 ClWomal•.•.

POllu.uon "rC*oude ..

PhQSP"O'US s,uthOe •

P""""""".

l'l'oolp/1ofuo 0"'fCNOfOdo

POYt.IIUtn bCl'VQmlle

.~ c': 952 ....._"'.

'0

953

.01

....... )
'0 14 541

101454'

100 145.41

'014.541

100 145.41

'00 14541

1014.541

" 104541

'0 (4.54,

5000 122101

100 145 41

100 145.4)

SOOO 122701

" 10.4541

1014541

" (0.4541

10' 14.54,

10' (454)

10' 14.54)

B

".

"

o

B

B

o

A

A

8

8

X

X

A

"

"

A

A

P04~

POu

P094

U087

U145

I'

"

"

,.

,"

,.

I'

I'

I'

I'

I'

I'

I'

seoo

10

10

sooc

l'

10

\

I

I·1

i

I

I

,

I

I

!

I

I

·1

! - St~l~ - - r'" '-'Fr:;;;O- -" \. Ro1':'~1-~;il ~~1-~=~:81 . --I ._-; --- -- -----t'----.

'000 I 1.2.4 Ul70 B I 100 (45.4)

I 1.2.4 I U242

U212

1.4 \ U230

1.2.' I U231 I P009

I

P036

2.4 U\31

I

I P092

I

i::

I

I 1.4 I P095

I 1'096

I

I P041

I

RoquIato<y Synonymo

I

60515 IDomo"""'..

I

55914 \ o..,optopyl

I lIuClfOPho",""to

i

298022 I P"",.'•.

95954 ! 2.4.5·'"chlolopt>onol ."j

i

I

328e582 I O.O·Ooelhyl S·mothr'

dolhoopho""",t.

7446211 Ilold pho"""".

Is..u 1001nol...' end 01 lob1e 302 4\

68062 i 2.4.6·l.ochlolophenol

131148 I ""'""'""'"' peI.I......

i 69628ti \ DocIllO<OIl"enylo'''''''

183385 Indenoll.2.3·cdlPY'.ne

i 62381 I IoI•• c"'.... (.cu,.to·

! Olpnenyl· I

'03855 !lh"""O•. phenyl·

298022 1Pnolpholodo'llIOIC .CICI.

O.O-doelhylS·

I

IOlhyllhoo) melhyl

ell8'

75445 ICa"""'yI .,...,0<10.

78035121 Hydrogen phol~ I

7:::::I~'hyl.p·n••.;

phol"".'•.

., ·1'

I

100027 i p.N'l'opNno!

I ... NII.opnenoi

I

8186~ IPenl.chlol~ ........

58902 2.3.4.8·

I "'••chIolCl\lhot'<>l

CASRN

"""spholodllhoooC .cod.

O.O·doelhyl S·

methylll'''.

PllenyI dochIoto.",ne .

Pt>ospho<clluo<id>e

ocid.t><1( l-melhykllhyll

.'1....

Pho'lJhOtodllhooie

ocid.O.O-dome1hyl S·

I2lmelhyl4mU1Cll·2·

. oaoethyll ..,er.

Pnosoene .......

PnenytmettunC Icel.te

PholpholOC ao<l. "ad

IOn.

N·Pr>eny1I-" •.

Pho'lJhOtOC acod doe'hyI

p.rw\lophenrl .1'.'

PhoophOnC .0<1 ...

Pnolpnone .

Pl>enol. 2.4.6·ln""0·, .nvnoniun'. "II.

PIlOte II .

1.10·(1.2'

Phenyl_lpy,ene

Pho'lJhOtodllhooC 10<1.

O.D,,"'lhylS·

I01hy11hoo) methyl ."....

Phenol. 2.4.6·lnchlolo..

Pl>enol. 2.4.5·UlChloto·

PhenOl. 2.3.4.6·

letlacNOfo-.

-.""".._ o-

'1

1

HuaoClOl4 Sull>loncu I

.z.:: .:.j

Environmental Prolection Agencv • § 302,4

TABLE 302.<4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE a ITIES-

•

Conhnued .

40 CfR cs, I (7-1-87 Edition)

TABLE 302.<4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESConhnued

Pho

P

P,

PI

Phenol

Phe

PIlenol

Phe

------- St.tUlo<y Fonol RO

HUI'cbJI $lb....nc. CASRH RoguIolory Synonyml RCRA Cotogo. RO Coclol Wille Poun<ls(K81

-- &Oleo .......... I' 4 UO!>8 X II (0.4r.4)

"'"""0""".2·

"r'lomnol

ro-2~.de

.......................... 75218 EIhyIOnoo_ I' 4 U115 X II 10.4r.4)

ID68e8 I ClIo<p-2,). 1000 .1.4 U041 C 1000' (4r.4)

",Ihyll·. OPOXYPOPO""

EpdlIotolJrdm

Iclohydo.............. 30525884 ............................................... 1000 1 .................. C 1000 14r.41

........................ 123637 1.3.5·lrio..-.2.4.6· I' 4 UI82 C 1000 14r.41

!rimeII¥-.

.......................... 5lU82 fIt>cnl>hoo oOliooc 1 1.4 P088 X II 10.4541

.cid.O.Q.<lo.lhyI O·lp·

rWop/lonyf) .....

robon.r............., 608835 BonI_.".."ochlo"....... t' 4 UI83 A 10 (4.541

'ooU1oanll ..........., 76017 EIhone, ponloC/lIo<............ I' 4 UI64 X II (0.4541

1000obenI_.. 82688 BonI_. I' 4 UI85 X " (0454)

ponlOCNor"""'o-.

I~ ........... 87865 Phonol. pentae/llol ......... 10 1.2.4 U242 A 10' 14541

1_................. lI0460ll l-Mo~ ............ I' 4 UI86 8 100 f45 4)

" ..... ......., 62«2 Ac.o_. H·14. I' 4 U187 X \I (0.4541

; .1I>Owyphonyl).

'N ................... 85011 ........................ " ..... " I' 2 0 5000 (2270,

........................... 1088U 8__. hydIory .......... 1000 1.2.4 UI86 C 1000 14r.41

d>Ioto· ............. 85578 2Cl1o<~................ I' 2.4 0048 8 100 145 41

oCllo<ClJlI*d

d>Iote-3· 58507 4a.aorlH1l...osoI............. I' 2.4 U038 0 5000 12270)

e-m...osoI

qcloho .-,4~.6- 131885 4.Ul"'''O-O- " 4 P034 8 100 145 4)

cydo"uylphonol

4_............ 120832 2.4.l)ocNoIophonol ....... I' 2.4 U08I 8 100 145 4'.

,6«Noo............ 87550 2.6-0icN0rophonol .......... I' 4 0082 8 100 (454)

.4-dorMlhyl......... 105678 2.4-(lim.lhyIphonol......... .. 2.4 UtOI B 100 (4541

,4-<loMJ............... 51285 2.4-onllophenol..... 1000 1.2.4 P048 " 1014541

.4-<)nu0-6-1I· 88857 llrnoseb........... ...... .... I' 4 POlO C '000 (4541

·0Qyt1·.

.4.-"e>6- $34521 4.6-OnIte><H:I"oI .nd I' 2.4 P047 " 1014 r.41

.•nd will wns..

ISoil 100"""...1 end 01 ,_ :102 41

p

Phe,

"'-

......

......

I .' ( .

§302~·.

I

j

950

951
TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QuANTITIESContinued

§ 302.4

"-.-_._-

SI.Mary r-..... RO

HUaldQus 5tA)sunce CASAN Regt.UI",,! Synonym. RCR" RO Celeqo- <:oeMt Wasl. Pounct.lKg, Numb« ty

_._----

lIa_.....,.,..,I.......... 9Z4I63 I·lluIene....... N-bulyl. I· 4 U112 X II fO.'!>01 N-MlOSO-.

lIasodie1hlnol_ .. 1116!>O' EtnanaI.2.2·. ,. 4 UI13 X " 10.'!>O' C"!lOSGlr1Vnalllis·.

_osodiolhy\lmino ....... ~~I8~ EIIIe~.N..ll1yt.N. I' 4 UI14 X I' CO.'!>01 ""'osoiraladimell1ytamine .... 82159 Dome/llrtlllltosernone .......... I· 2.4 POeZ X " (0.4!>O1

,~.......... 8fI306 ........................................" I' 2 .................. B 100 1.~.41

tOOOlS-... 6Z'~1 [)·...ptcpylnilrasemino ...... I' 2.4 U1I1 X 11 (0.4!>O1 ipy\Imine.

to»N.. ........ 1~9J39 CeIt>etnide. N"II¥-H. \' 4 UI1. X " 10.4!>O1 ,.".,.....

'o»N-mellrfb".•. 66a93~ Catt>emocle. N-mell1yt.N. I· 4 UI11 X I' (O'!>OI NltOlO-.

'ooo-N- 81~S3Z Cet1lamoc eod.

" 4 U118 X I'104!>O, lIrfb-.o. "",1hyIMtoea-.ethtI

n".

asamall1y\w1yl· .!>09aOO E"-"ino. N_U¥. I' 4 PO&4 X no N.,*-. " lO'!>O1

O~idw.u....... l007!>O ~.he~o-N. I' 4 U119 X I' (0.4!>O1 -. ... 9305~Z Pyn""'. lelrlhydro-N- I' 4 u'eo X I' CO"!>OI .....010-.

... 13Z1128 ................ .... ......._.............. 1000 I .._--........ C '000 "!>Ol t9OI1

887U

99990

.. 99~~ Beou......"."..2·""'lIlyl- I· • UI8I X " 10.4!>O1 ~1I1I0- ..

lI~zgl E-..tll1 ..................... I 1.2.4 X I (0.4!>O1

ISZl69 ~-. ,. 4 f'085 B 100 1.~.41

oc:l&tIIeII¥-.

2QelO1Z0 e>smoum_ ............ I' 4 f'087 C 1000 (4!>O1

.. zoel81ZO e>smoum_ ................... ,. 4 f'087 C ,0001'!>O1

..~n3 E_........................... I· • JlOlII C 1000 14$41

1120114 ..,~_........ I' 4 UIll3 X " 10··$41

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.- ...

Nclel....-....m 1!l699180 ............................................. sooo I ................ 0 SOOO, 122101

Wtall

,

NOel COItlOnTl-........... . 1)463393 Nd.et Inacart>anrt ......... I· • P013 X I' (o'~!>01

Lei d1lando ............... 1118!>O9 ............................................... SOOO I ................. 0 SOOO, 122101

3nlI0~~

Nd.eI cy.ndoI................... ~~71'1 Nicb~lIl cyeoode .............. ,. • POl. l( I'10.4!>01

NOoI(1I1 cy..-.............. ~~71t7 Nd.el cyeoode.........:........ I· • P014 X 11 (O.'!>OI

Nic:lel /l)Q'aaide ................ lZO~87 ....•-....................................... '000 I ............•..... C 1000' 1'!>O1

NICkol m.t•...................... UZ181~2 .................... ......,. ............ SOOO I .................. 0 5000' \Z2101

NOel lUll ...................... neeeu ......._.................................... sooo I ............_.... 0 5000' (22101

NoUeI ..~.~........ 1)463393 Nlc\lel UItonrl................ I· • POIJ X IIIO.·!>OI

Noc>:I_.nd MIlS ........... !>OII~ ~.IS~J.tI.""I"rl- ,. 4 POl~ 8 100 I.~'I

2·PY"Qlodiflyf)·••nd

sana.

NMc: .ocI........................ 1091312 ........................................... 1000 I ................. C 1000 C'!>OI

~o.I,je, ......, ............... '0102439 """aoenllQ allCla... ..,.. ,. 4 POI8

" 10 (4 !>OJ

p-Hilraanohne ................... 100018 Benzenemine. 4·,.110-..... ,. • POn 0 sooo 122101

.....abon!ene ...................... M9S3 Benz_._o-.............. '000 '.Z.4 UI69 C 1000 C'!>01

NN~""'_ ................. '0102400 """OIl8"lIVl 0''''' ...... .. '000 ... P018

" 101·.!>O1

IO!>04728

NolJ09O"lIlI aula .............. '0102439 Hllricaaide .......... ..... ,. 4 P016

" 10 ('.!>Ol

NllI~IIVI au" ............. 10102-.0 """"9"" CIlCl.. 'la .. ....... '000 I.' POI8 A 101 •. !>O1

1ll$a4728

Nolt~.................... 1,2.3·"'opeMtnaI. ,. • POll, A 10 I'!>OI

......~.,... No1r~ \"'.. ecll..._..... nl$4~~ ..-..-............................. 1000 , .............. B '00 1.~.41

"" ~saaaJ

0- 881SS 2·tIilr~

p- 100027 4·HiIr~

PI-, ......ep-Hrttaphono/........_ ......_ . l000l7 . ....... ..... 1000 '.Z.' U110 B 100 I'~'I

I'henal, .'''''0-

2·N..aphono/........_ ........_ 881SS ...-~.......... 1000 '.2 ••0. B 100 1'~'1

4-_~._..._....._..... 100017 II' Notraphono/ .... 1000 I.Z.' U110 B '00 ('~.I

\PftenaJ....."...

NtTROPHENOlS....._ ......-_...._.... ._....-...... " .. -.. I· Z ..........•... ...........-•.... ..

2·_ap_no .................. 711489 PI......... 2''''''0- ....." ,. • Ul11 X I' CO.!>OI·

NITROSAI.IINES._......_ .... ._-_....._.., ............ ........ .. 2 .......... ... '" ....... ..

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ifIrrABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIES-

" . I' Continued

ISH loo,nol.O ., .nd al T0I>Ie3OZ.'1

0"\ \ ..~) 948 0: 949

ry

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TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued

ISM loolnol .... ond 01 ,_30241

§302,4 {. 40 eft Ch, I (7-1-17 I:dltlon) •I

I

Environmental Protection Agency • § 302.4

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued

(See __.1 ond 01 ,_302.41

$(a1Ulory FnaI RD

Hal.etous Subsllnce CASRN Aeg.UlOI'f Synonymt RCRA RO Catego- CocNI Wul. Pclu>cIs(Kgl HurrbeI ry

....•-.... 50017 ....."""2',3':3,C)pynolo(l, I' 4 0010 II \I (0.45-41 2·'~.7""""'.r.-

.fI1ino.6.

1Il.~

molhyll·

1,I..U.8&.lll>-

...uhydro...·

melhol<y.s--ct+.

........... 75041 ........................._............._... 1000 I .................. B 100 (454)

.....•.... 74895 ................-..................._....... 1000 1 .................' B 100 145 4)

.._..... 300785 .........................._...__._.. 10 1 .._......._.. A 1014.5-4)

-. m3Oll13 O•.-.omycin........._ .._. I' 4 0058 II " 10.45-4) I)-

,.0.

I·

>

I· t

......... 81203 .............................................. 5000 1.2.4 UlllS B 100 •• S 41

0- .. 81581 bel.·Chlclfonapl\ll\a.... '" I' 2.4 U041 0 5000 (22101 2-ChIotonaplllha_

•....... 130154 1.4.N.phthOquinone .......... I' 4 UI66 0 soon (2210,

72571 'typ.n blue ....................... I' 4 U236 II 1110.45-41 ...c

l0-

t

..... 133824S .. ....................... 100 I .................. B 100 145.41

....... '30154 1.• ·NIjlI\Iha"'-'O...... I' 4 UI66 0 5000 (22701

....... 134327 .1pha.Noplllh)4a_......... I' 4 UIS7 II 1110.45-41

.. 81598 bel•.Noplllh)4a_ ......" .. I' 4 UI68 I 1110··5-41

..... 134327 I.N.ph....,....................... I' 4 UI61 I 1'1045-41

81598 2·Noplllh)4a_................ I' e UI68 I 1'1045-41'

I· .8.031 ChIofnaphuine .............. I' 4 0026 II " 1045-41

II. 116884 ''-''.'. I· I' 4 POI2 B 100 •• S 41 naphlhalat¥-.

.... 1440020 .."................_.............. I' 2 ............... II " .0.45-41

..... ,........... .... .............................-........ I' 2 ................. ............... ..

2

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N

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Hal_s.c......... CASlIN. R"Il'UlOI'f SY"O"I""I RCRA RD Ca'ego- CocN' Wosl4 PIlIRlI{KgJ tum« ry

..- MoII¥ cNotoc:atbonol.... 78221 CatIlonoclllond -. I' 4 UI56 C 1000 (.5-41

moll1yl.'•.

MoII¥ cNototonn............. 71556 1.I.I.T""'*>roolhono ....... I' 2.4 uue C 1000 ~&CI

••4··M.'hyloneOoIl2· 101144 8enI........... 4.4'• I' 4 UI56 II I' (0.• 5-41

cNotoonolono) ....1hyIeneb1l2_o-.

2.2'.loIelh)'tenobol 3.4,6. 70304 "'dc/llofopllene. ........ " 4 UI32 B 100 145.4)

b'cNotopl>onoll

).IoIeJhrl<holenllV_....... 56485 BeNIII'''''''~' I' 4 UI57 II 1'10.45-4)

1,2-dlhydt0-3-moIhyl"

IoIelhylone1ll0m0Ge .......... 74853 "'"'-. cIobromo- .......... I' 4 uoee c 1000145-41

....U~ctl_............ 75092 ....lhane. dichIoro-............ I' 2.4 uoeo C 1000 145-4)

...lIlyIeneollcle ............... 50000 Fonnoklehydo ................... 1000 1.4 UI22 C 1000' •• 5-4)

"'.'hjl .thjl ~.'one...... 78933 2·llutanone ........................ I' 4 U'58 0 5000 (2270)

"'0Ihj1 .Ihyl ~.Ione 1331123. 2·o..lInone "",oalde ........ ," 4 U.60 A 10 (. 5-4)

""'0"""

....1I>r1 hyOOu.... 60344 Hydruine. _Ihyl' ....... " 4 P06a A 10 (4.5-41

"'olhyl_ ..... 7.8e. Molhan•. 1Odo-.... .. ..... I' 4 UI311 II II (0.45-4)

....Ihylnobulyl ~.,one.... 10810' 4.Melhyl·2·penlanone ....... I" 4 Ulll' 0 5000 122701

MollljllSOC'(.nol...... 62.838 IlOCYonoc 'acI. melhjl I" • P064 II II' (0.45-4)

'1'. : 2·loIelhjlIOClontnl....... 7!>865 Acelone cy anollydnn 10 I.• POll9 A 10 (4.5-4)

PIC,p.n.tvIriIe. 2·

hydIo"Y·2·molhjl.

1ol.,hjlme,caplIn .... 74831 1ol.,haneUllOl.. .. 100 I.• U'53 B 100 (45.4)

T_thanol

"'.Ihyl _",-crylli......... 60626 2·Propanoc .cld. 2· 5000 1,4 UI62 C 1000 (45-4)

melh"'·, me"'.,. 0".

: N·...,hjl.N·.rwo-N· 70251 Guaniclone. N·""olO·N: I' 4 UI63 II " 10.45-41 M101OQu1raone melh.,.·N·....lIo

IoIelhjl palllh'on ......... 296000 O.Q.Oomalhjl 0 ...· 100 1.4 POll B 100 145.4)

"",ophenyl

P"O"""",oU-l.

4,"'olhyl·2·ponllnone 10010. M.,hyI 'WllluIl'I k.1Dna ... I' 4 UI61 0 5000 (2270)

Mo~.ol 56042 .(IHI·Pytomoclonone.2.3· I" • UI&C II " (0.45-41

clohydro·ll·mellljl·2·

lhIoiO'

I.Iew\pnol 77863<7 ......... .. . . I I ................. A 10 (.5-41

......Utba1... , ..... 31S184 .... .... .... 1000 I .................. C 1000(45-41

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§ 301.4 40 CfR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition) Envlronmentol Protection Agency § 302.4

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE OUANTITIESConlinued

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE OUANTITIESContinued

ISot loolno'...1 .nd 01 Ioblo 302 41 ISet lootnoles .1 ond 01 TabIo :102.41

SLaIUlOlV F",., RO _•.. .. ,. ·.w··

HazardOus Sub,lanc. CASRN R~1ort Synonym' RCRA

RO Co''9O" Code' W..II P<lUt\OItKgI N_ ,.,

75118 Ooct>IorodllluotomolNno... I· 4 U015 0 5000 (2270)

.. 74118. ....Ihyl iocIodo ...................... I' 4 UI38 X II (0.'541

.. 542881 9..CeNolomolhyl)01'* ..... I· 4 POI8 X II (0'541

.. 56235 Catt>on....ocNorido .......... 5000 1.2.4 U211 0 5000' (22101

509148 T.1ItMtomotnano ............. I· • PIl2 A 10 (4.541

15252 B'atnOIOIm...",............"....,. I· 2.4 U225 9 100 1454)

81663 CNotoronn .......................... 5000 1.2.4 UOH 0 5000' (2210)

.. 15694 Tnc......omono/IuoIo- I· 4 UI21 0 5000 122101

rnoNno.

62500 EtI1yt....",.........fonalO ... I· 4 UIlU X II (04541

14931 ....ll>yimo<cap'an .. "'''''''''' 100 1.4 UI53 B 100 145 41

1_",.,101

594'23 1ncnlOtomoll\tnosullonyl I· 4 PII8 9 100 1'5.41 ,- 16448 """acNof ........... I l,2.4 P059 X I' (0.'54)

64186 Fo","" 10<1................... 5000 1.4 U123 0 5000 (22101

51149 CNotd4no ................ I 1.2.4 U036 X II (04541

CNotd_. lecI\nICaI

61561 """I>y! alCohol.................... I· 4 UI54 0 5000 (2210)

.. 91805 po,,0n0. 2·112· •• 4 UI55 0 5000 122101

(llomolhylOl1W\O)otl1ytl·

2'U>onyWnono I·.

.8152115 Ace_IO<I.N· I· 4 P060 B 100 145.4)

«mo~I",..,1

or-. rnotnyI eslOf.

72.35 E'_.I.I....,;''''o,e- I 1.4 U247 X 110,'541

2.2bos(po

molho~I"

61501 ....-............................. I· 4 UI54 0 5000 (22101

.. 75558 I.2Pr~ .............. I· 4 1'067 X " 10.4541

14839 ....1/\anO. bromo-............... I' 2.4 U02ll C '000 ('54'

50460911.3 PonLa<Nno................... ,. 4 UI88 B 100 ('5.41

lA .. 10813 lAel/\anO. _ ................ I' 2.4 U045 X 11(0.'541

2

...

....

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...

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"'''''Y Synonyms RCRA Colego- RO Coodol Willi PouncIs(KgI

Num/)8I ry

................................ 5000 I .................. 9 100' (4541

IHe.................. I 1.2.4 UI2lI X II (0.4541

>qeloho ••no

-I

....................... . ..... '000 , .................. C 1000' 14541

.............................. '0 I .................. 9 100 145.41

!lOUD I .............. 0 5000 122101

!lOUD 1.4 UU7 0 5000 122101

I· 4 U148 0 5000 (22101

•

..... I· • U..9 C 1000 (4541

12· I· 4 Ul50 X " (0.454) "",I

,............. ,. .. 100 1 ........", ....... A 10 (. 541

. ..... .... I I .......... ,.. -.... X 1(04541

. ..... .. ... 10 I .................. A 10 (4.54)

.............. 10 I ,. ............... A 1014.541

.. 10 I .................. A 10 (4.541

10' I .................. A 10 {4.541

I" 2.3.4 UI51 X 1(0.4541

I" 2 ........, ......... .................. .. I lCAlIII. I I" 4 P092 9 100 (45 41

-'''''tllll I" 4 1'065 A 10 {4 541

•. 2· I" 4 UI52 C 1000 14541

1000 1.4 U092 C 1000 (4541

I .. I' 2.4 U02ll C 1000 14541

,. I" 2.4 U045 X 1'10.4541

lelnyl I" 4 U040 X II 10.4541

I

.- " 4 U068 C 1000 (4541

noo I" 2.4 U080 C 1000 14541

R~

2·Pr_

....lhyl

2.5·f..

fulmnc

sail.

ganma

H••actb

19ammo

ALa.-

,......, phonylI.2·Qohydt,

~,

Propanodorulnl'

74813 I lA.1hyt

74953 I ....1/lyIOOO

74839 I ....Ihyt

15092 I lAOO>ylOne

101:102 I CHooomo

01'*

124403 I Domo~

IMlI\ano. _omo1oIo<I\ar4. C/llOf.....

1okV\ano.

eNoIomOl""..,·

....",.no. 110 omo- ..

....NNIIW'O. N·rnolnyt·

.~. lXtlloteH&J I'dou' SubitAl"'lGO CASON

lUll """",I""' .. ........ 592870

l.rIGono........................ 58888

lJ1/llum ,Noma... U301358

uaLa'hoOn. 121155

lA._1O<I 110181

....-~ .............. 108318

t.laIeoc: hy<lt.."".. ........ 12U31

...aIononVd. ".""... ....... 109773

"'OIphaI.n ................ 148823

U... c..pl~methuf 2032657

.....eunc ,y."""........ ... 5112041

UerCUt'C "'''ate ............. 100451140

UefCU"C sulta'i .,......... 77833511

"er'!L"'C IhtOC'ylNll ....... 592858

....CU'OUI,..1'.'•... ........ 10415155

.....eury................. ·n", 74391118

lAERCURY ANO

COlAPOUNOS

.....cury. (l'OLaIO- 8nea

Olpllonyl·

U.CU'Y .....""nal. ......... 828864

lA·lhacrfIOnolnlo...... ........ 126981

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945

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TABLE302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLEOUANTITIESConlinued

§ 302.4 '. 40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edilion) •• Environmental Prot.dlon Agency § 302.•

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZAROOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE aeTIESContinued

._~-

S"1uIcW)o Final RO

R......"., Synonyms Rav. RO Codel Wa.'. CatogoN_ PoundIlKg) ry .._-_. "

Molhyl iaocyanal ......_..... I' 4 P064 x 111 ' (0.4541

......_..._.._---........__. I' 2 ..- .._.... 0 5000 12210)

..•.......__..__..._......._....... 1000 I ._....-....... B 100 (45.41

-._..........-...-.... 1000 I ...-_.......... C 1000 14541

1,2· I' • UI4I X I' (0.4541 nodioay~ .

...

'oOlI¥)-3· I' 4 poor c 1000 14541 01.

._.....•••........•...... 5000 I ................ A 1'3 C4 541

>c>ctahydfo- I 1.4 UI42 X ,11W>n/).2tl- " 104541

.Ic.d).

~Z-one.

_....................-... I' 4 UI43 X 11 104541

....................................•... I' 2 ................. X 11 (0.4541

cole acid. IeaCl un....... 5000 1.4 U144 D 5000, 122101

................................ I' 2 .................... ........ ..

..................................... 5000 I .................. D 5000' (2270)

....................................... 5000 I .....•••......... B 100' 14541

....................................... 5000 I .................. B 100' (4541

.........,................................ 1000 I .................. B 100' (4~ 41

...................................... 5000 I .................. B 100' (45.41

..•.............._.... 5000 I ................. , B 100' 145.4)

odd. IUd " 4 UI4~ X " co 4541

,...............•.•...... 5000 I ................ D 5000' (2270)

........................ I' 4 U146 " 104541

......................... 5000 I ...........•..... B 100' 14541

'....................... 5000 I ................ D 5000' (22101

120S81

1335325

17Mtl54.

7"62771~

7783162

1314870

7764409

7645252

10102464

13814965

10101630 .....

10099748

1426460

1072351

~2552582

5616llO94

15739607

7146142

''''''''010 ..

bqJhotono 1 76581

tWamous Sub...""" J CASRN

1Iocyana: acid. moll.,. I 62463' esler.

3l2H!·IooaaJ........ 5· I 2763964 I 5

1 U¥l·.

K_ , 115322

1

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1<_............................... 1435OO~,

LaIOOCalpona ...... . ........ I 303344

Load .c........ ..... 1 301042 I A.

L_ II ... ....... . ......J 7I3l1l12 I

,-- _ ..r 78785

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RO CocIaI :.:::. .., PoundsjKgl

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H*.acNoto·

' .•.••.~.6.h·

""'""",,0' t.4 ~.6·

enoo, ••o-

()ltne1l~l.AJ)h'h.lene

H....""""OP"enc . 7030. Z.Z··Iol,'hyIOneIJcIl3.'.6· I' 4 Ul32 B 100 1'5'1

bocNolOpl\OtlOI). I

......cIllQoOl"openc '6667t1 I.P,apeno. t.i.Z.3.3.3. I' 4 U243 C 1000 14!>41

,,,,.It/lIoIO·.

H....'hyl 7~7~' hlrap/lOsphotoC Icld. I' 4 1'062 B 100 145.41

'et'OjlhOaph.'. ""....'hrl.....

Hydtuon<l..... . .... 302012 Oi.................................... I' 4 UI33 X I'10.4!>4)

HyCl'uon•. 1.2·d.. ,hyt· '61~601 H.H··Doe'h,'hydlu,ne I' • UOIl6 x 1110.'541

li,lItu,n•. I."Cl'mein" I 57147 1.I·Qotno'hylhrclruono I' 4 U096 x 1110.4541

HydlU 1.2<lomolnY'· 540736 1.2·Qonelhylhydtuono. I' • U099 X " (0.• 54)

Hr<l<u 1.2·~onY'. 122667 1.2·[)p/lonr1hydtu... I' 2.4 UI09 X " (0.4541

Hydtu me,n,.· . 60344 Iol••h,. hydlu... I' 4 P066 " 1014.54)

, Hy<l<llonec:.'bOl""'•..- 78196 ThoOM"""ltI>Uoda " • PI '6 B 100 (454)

I

H,orO<NotoC ocod . 7647010 . !lOOO 1 D 5000 (22701

H,orllCYlnc tcod .. .... l4eGe H~ncy•.-. 10 '.4 P063 " 1014.541

Hy<l<onuoo", ...d. 7664383 Hrclrogon lluo<oda 5000 1.4 un. B 100 1.54' , H,orOQOh c,."",. .. 7.eGe Hy<l<ocr.noc:.cod '0 I.' P063 " 10145'1

HrclrOQOh 'luOfode.. 7664383 Hydlofluonc.cod 5000 1.4 UI34 B 100 (454)

Hy<l<og<:n phD""""... 7603512 PhD"'..... I' 4 P096 B 100 1'5.41

Hrclrogon .... ,ode. 7763064 Hy<l<olUl'unc lcod 100 I.. un5 B 100 145.4)

S<Jl,,,,h~

Hydr_o.odO. 1'''''''hy!. 601~8 IIp/\a .•'p/Ia· I' 4 lJ096 " '0 (4.54)

'i"'<onyloU'yl· (Jo"""htll>tnl'(lnydlo·

p.lO_

Hydro",""", .cod 7163064 Hydrogen ....fda 100 I.' U13~ B 100 145.41

S<Jl''''hy<l<oda

H,orooyOmt,njl.'..,. I, 7~ Ca<oclyloc a<od I' 4 UI36 X I' (0.4541

O.ode . 2·'~_'_ I 1164~7 E'hylcn<l~.. I' 4 UII6 X I' (0.54)

InOonOIl.2.3-cdIP'l'.ne. 18338~ 1.10'1' .2· I' 2.4 UI37 X I' (04541

• """nyIoneIP'l'.ne

kun 1lI"'ln .., I eG04664 ferr'" CIt.".n ... " 4 UI38 D 5000 (2270'

I

1>ClOIlyI.I<ohoI.. t 711631 I'P'Iljl.noI. Z·""'llIrl. I I' 4 U140 D 5000 12270)

942 943
T-- -

§ 302.4 40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

TABLE J02.4-UST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued

ISee loolnO.osII _ 01 Tallie 301'1

§ 302.4

941

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE OUANTITIESContinued

ISea ,_".,_01 Tibia JOZ.'1

oJ

Environmental Protection Agency

Slalul4ry F...'RO HUaldoul Substance CAsnN Regulal",",Synonyms RCRA RO Coi_ Coclal WIS'. P"un'b(Kgl -- ry

Gulhion .....•...........:............ 86SOQ ......................._...-................. \ I .................. X , (O'~I

flAlOETHERS ......•.•......_ ...........-...... ..._-.....-.._._......................._. j' I .................. .... .... . .. iAlOlAE1lW4ES ............. .................... ............................................... I' 2 ........ . '" .. iel>_.._.................... 7WO '.l·lAolhano-lH- \ 1.2.' pose X lI(O.S" ildeno. , .•. 5.0.7.0.0-

hoplocNore-:Ja.'.1.7• ••lto¥o-.

lEPT"ClilOR NlD .........-._...... ............__........._.__............ \' 2 .................. .. lA£TAIlOUTES.

Iop_ opollido ._ ...... 10Z'S13 ...................__..._................. I' I ................. X I' (O.'S.,

I...c/llorabonz_......._. 110111 Boru_.he_.......... I' Z.' U127 X " 10.'S"

I.. ....... 81l56J 1.3·8uIIdNlno. " 2.. UIZ8 X I' (O.'S') '.I.2.3.'.'-ho'-0-.

EAACHlOROCYCl(). 008131 ......................................._.. I' 2 .................... ............ .. HEXAHE Cal Ioomors,.

e'-lIC\'dOhouno seegg """"'" • BHC.................... I C""""," Ioomerl. '.2.' UI28 X l' (O"~I

l""'-

•..cNotOCr<:lO\>Of.te- 7717. \.~. I 1.2.' UIJO X _. 1.2.3.••5.!>-heuchlore-. " 10'~'

2.3•••10.\0- 72208 EnchI............_._....._ ...... \ Heuc:lllo<cHl.l_..,. 1,2" POSI X 1 (O'~'

I.I.4a.S.8.1.0.ee-

~.endo1.':5.0-

dme~.

t3.'.10.10- _11 e.--.n.. __......._.........._. 1 1.2.4 P031 X He~.1~ " (O.'SOI

1.'.'••5.0.7.0.eeOCiIhyQ-o-endo••ao- \.':5.0-

llmell\enonoplllhelene.

._-.._....... on2l E_.I.I.I.2.2.2, " 2•• UI31 X he.- " CO.'S., e-.

._"""~ .6513a l.l.3.'.10.1G- I' • POeO X , (O··~I nIo.endo- ......,.".

"-"ononephlhalone. 1......~.0.ee-

. hueIly<to. '.'.5.0- endo.ondo-

-~.

.3.'.10.'G- 165738 I' 1- • POeO X I CO.• ~,

endo.endo-

.u/¥IrO-

......S.8.81·

' ••.~.o- -~.

ncla."-'

irnol/\enor\ophlhalone.

I .

o·

01

940

511lu1",", Fonal RO

CASRH RoguIIlOty Synonyms RCRA CaIOlJO- RO Coodel Wallo Pounds(Kgl HumbOt ry

zt,t'014 ..-•...•.•••................................., 1000 I ....... C

S~eea14

170soeo ,............................................ 1000 I ............... C

~e&4 "on Moan ............... '" I' • UI39 0

7103S011 ..........................-................, 100 I .................. B

IOIZI'a. ......•.......-............................. 1000 I .................. C

lOOZ82ZS ..........................................-.. 1000 \ ........•......... C

'OO.seu ......................................... 1000 I ................. C

17see'3 ······..r······················ 100 I ................. B

7720707 ........\.................... 1000 I ................. C

710zeJO

e2710 "COlIC.ocI. 11uore-, I' • POse

IOdoum..... " Z06I'O Bonzol~.llluor_ I' I.' UI20 B

00737 ............................. I· Z ................. 0

7702'14 ..........._.............-........ I' • .pose A

~Ole7 Ac._. 2·1Iuoro- I' • PO~7 B

!SOOOO LI.~o..la ..... 1000 I.• UI2Z C

a. lee LleI/\anoic _ .......... !lOOO ,.. uln 0

OZII86I U"CIIJ ".,..,......... I' • POe5

" 1I0U. ................................. SOOO \ .................. 0

110008 Furl................ " • UI2' B

1(l8QQ8 TlltohyGolur'" ." I' 4 UZI3 C

MOil F......l.....•........ 1000 \.' U12S 0

108310 LIllie ."",....,. !lOOO '.' UII1 0

eooll 2·'...at>l:Iltboo.1dInyde '000 I•• UIZS 0

ll000t F........... ... I' • U12' B

leee:Je6I SvoplozOlOCn " . \' • uzoe X

10SJU I·Proponll. 1.3-11>0..,' .... " • UIZO X

102~1 N.LIaII¥-N"oftIro-N- " • U,~ X

-.......-...

I.S·' .,..,.".. .

(~/"

G'ICdIl'1dohy<lo •... ..

G_.N·,..".,..,.N

....1hyt.N·.....o-

' ...on .

D-Glue<lI>ytanoM. I

. dorl""l (3·..... 1hyt·).

....0."....10'·.

FOI'l'hC led

FQnNIdoh","

r...on, IIV,hyOro-. ...

FliflMai

rtuor.nlhene ..... _.....

FIuOiOa,elJC aCId. _ ...n

FenOUl suilite

I·F..."""",..Ido"""

fluoroec.otamd...... ,_.

F.uoul ••llmQnIum

sutol•.

F.'e ...... 11...•.......•.••.••

fdllnc """'.......

FOfnc /luotllle .

H,uillJOui Sub"ante

feu-c Invnon.Jm

OJ&l111

f .'e ,Not.,. ".

f",,,, .,..".n .

F~...

, - ""'. ",",cu"yt ...

FenOUJ ("Iondo .

Fluoreno

'lifIM.n

,""""",,'" .
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TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued

IS- _ ....1_01 'Ibio 302.41

,

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TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE a minESContinued

ISee_" II _ of T_ 3OZ.41

- .

s....-y 1"l1\li RO

RN R~IO<Y Synonyms RCAA CaI_ RO Codoot W.... PoonI&{Kg)

- ..,

110805 Elhyllne I' 4 U3S9 X 1I1O.4~) .-.oelhrl_.

1417ao Acetic: acid, elhrl"lei ._.. I' 4 UI1Z 0 5000 122101

140085 2·PJopenoIc: oc:IlI••thyl I' 4 UII3 C 1000 (4~'

osl...

100414 .........__...__..._......_.. 1000 1.2 ................. C 1000 14~1

511116 Caf1>amiC _. IInyt I' • U2311 X 1I1O.• ~' ..'.. 101120 PJopo.....tnI.............._..... I' • PIOI A 10l•. ~)

. UOIS6 e.nz_.ube: acid,•• I' 4 U03ll X II lO.• ~1 c:IIIo<()o.Ipha-{4.

thlO'ophenytl' .Ipha.

hydro..,·••thyl lSI•.

106934 [\hi.... 1.2_0m0-......... 1000 1.4 U061 C 1000' (4~1

101062 I.2·IlithIoI04lh1............... 5000 1.2.4 0071 0 5000' 122101 Ethl .... 1.2-doc1llor()o

75218 O•.,.ne................................ I' 4 UIl5 X I' (0.4~1

111546 1.2· I' 4 UIl4 0 5000 (2210,

ElhInecliytbilCatblmc>-

cIl1hooic: .c:id.

101153 ............................................... 1000 I .................. 0 5000 (22101

60004 ............................................... 5000 , ................. 0 5000 (22101

110005 r·Elho..,.lllInol.. .............. I' 4 U3" X 11 104541

96451 2·lmiclalolidonethione......... I' 4 UIl6 X " 10.4~1

151514 "'.idonI ............................. I' • POS4 X 1I(0.4~1

60~1 EII\I.... 1.1·~<ybs·......... I' 4 UIl1 e lOll 1454'

15343 I. I·00th1of041"' ............... I' 2.4 U016 C 1000 (4541

EN.... I.I-<IothIof...

11632 2·P,openooc ocicI. Z· I' 4 UIl8 C 1000 (454,

melh}l·••lIlyIul...

62500 M.u.._onic: oc:id. l' 4 UIlI X " 10.4~1 .l/1yllSlor.

52857 ~olhioc.ad. I' 4 POll C 1000 (454'

O.O~I...

ll()rnelhytamino)·

~IonytIpherlytl lSI•.

IU515 ...,................................. 1000 I ........... C 1000 (4~)

Hozorclous SWsIlll<l I CAS

2·Elh:"l'.lhInoI ..

Elhyt oce"' ..

Ethyl 1C7)'Ia1 .

EI"'leneU"""'....

ElhyIbenz_ ,

EIIlyI4.4·.

_obINlIol•.

Ethyl c.otl>lfl\l'.

IUt.lI\InI.

E"'rte_mono leU.leoti(:: .cid

(EOIAI

Elhytenedol ne ,

EIIlyIene clClfomde ..

Elh}lenebos

Id,lh>O<:lrbornoc .,ICf).

EIhyleN clotNori6e..

EIhyt C\'•.- ..

EIhyle 0.001 ..

Elh}l .lhef .

f.mphuI

Emytone gly<:Ol

monoelhy! .the•.

Emy! mell\lcryl."

Ethytenon;ne .........

Inti meln&nesuUonaiti ...

flh,-ne Ck_.......

Ferne ItntrIOtlUm aU"e..

SIa..-y FII\IIRO

H.....lXluI s..o...".,. CASRN R...""" Sr"O"Y"'S RCl'lA Cal,- RO Codal Was'. POlnIslKgl .....- ..,

ElhIno. 1.2.-............ 101062 I.2·DocNo<oo_ ............ 5000 1.2.4 uon 0 5000' 12210)

E~ckHoride

EI/\aN. 1.1.1.2.2.2· 11721 .....-oIlIl8nI ........ I' 2.4 UI31 X " 10~~) he,KhIofoE","no.I.I·. 111111 e..l2~_wyJ I' Z.4 U024 C 1000 14~1

IINlIl)'IInoIlIS(o..,1I malhlne. ""(2~ eEthane. 1.1·~rtI>lS·. .. 1O~1 Elh}l .1hloI ......................... I' 4 UII1 8 100 1454)

EI/\aN. 1.t'~~Z. 111"4 Bra IZ<Notoelhr'l .1hII ... I' Z.4 0025 X I' (0.4~1

<1>10'o-.

/llcIlIofoelhrl .the<

E_. pon\lCtl~_... 71017 ~-_._.. I' 4 UI" X " 10.4~1

Elhano.l.l.I.2· 130206 1.1.1.2' I' 4 U208 X I' (0.4~)

'DUltNofe> T1~.chIoroolhl"'.

E\henc. 1.1.2.2. 18345 I.I.Z.Z· I' Z.4 U209 X " 10.4~) tal.lchtoro T.~.chIorOlllhl"'.

ElllIno. I.I.2·lnCNotO· .. 70005 1.1.2 TricNofooll\l........... I' 2.4 U227 X I' 10.454)

Ethlnc.l.l.l.""'l\IoIo- 72435 MOlhoqdllor..................... I 1.4 U241 X I (0.454)

2.ZIlo'(~

INlhooyptoany!).

I.Z· 111546 ~Ihyl- I' r 4 UII4 0 5000 122101 ,_ytb...tl>Imo- ldolhoOCltblrnoc .adl

dlln.o.c leld

f:lhlnerwtr... 150~ ~IOMnII............... I' 4 u003 0 5000 122101

EinaneU\IOlmde

, 62555 ThoOICal...- ........ I' 4 U2" X " 104~)

[Ihanol. 2.Z·· I 1116~1 N·Nl1Iosodo.III\1nolaflll/ll . I' 4 UI13 X " (04~' tNllOioOWlllnoJDlS I Eth.none. I·"""nyt.

.1

16162 A'.lophonona................... I' 4 UOO4 0 5000 (2210,

E" ..,IO'" chloo"'" 15305 AUIy! chIorlde ................... 5000 1.4 UOO6 0 5000 122101

ElhO"'''-. N·malh,l· I4~9400 N· I' 4 P064 X I' 10.4~1

N·IV\'00· Nolfo-...lhrMnYta·

moe.

[Ihene. Chlooo 15014 VonyI'NondI..................... " 2.3.4 lJ043 X " (0454'

EIt"'no. 2 chlooOOlho.., 110158 2 CNoroelhyt w>yt .""".. I' 2.4 0042 C 1000 (454)

E\Ileno. 1.I·dot"""o- I 15354 1.I·DochIo<oo~......... 5000 1.2.4 U078 0 5000' 122101 VInJIod- cHofide

[I....no. 1.1.22· i 1211114 1••ltNofoo\hytl......... I' 2.4 U210 X " (04~1 '."ICNQrG I

faMi,.. bin,·, 1!l6605 1,2·.,ans· I' 2.4 U079 C 1000 (4~1

doe_I> DodlIoroelhyt_.

IlhO' 563121 ..................__.................... 10 I ............. A 10 14~1

938 939
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TABLE J02.4-L1ST OF HAZAROOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESConlinued

ISM loolnOC...1 end 01 1 all'" 302 '1 ISee loolnol..., ones 01 T...... 302.'1

OIPHENYlHYDAAlINE , ..

()onollOllllu8llO 125:12IU8

3.•. 0IlllUOlolue,," 810399

()·n·lI'opy".vounw>l ....1 621641 IH·H~

p'~.

()uIopyl 1 U2641 11."'_. H.

P'ClPY'-.

Sulutory F",al AD - . . ~._--

"'tory Synonym. RCRA CAI09'>" RD COCIet N_Willi Pounds(Kg) ,.,

Il1lonoC I' 4 PO" 8 100 1'5,"

hioI¥opho•. I' • PIO') 8 100 1'5 4'

.. , ........................... '00 I 8 100 C'5."

........................... 1000 I C '000 1'541

"""",,·2.3· I 1.2.' P050 X , 10.4541

lI\InoI.I.'.5.6.7.7·

cNorO. CVCtiC

•

....................................... 1° 2 ..............." X 1(0.4541

........................ I' 2 .................. X 1 10.'!041

.." .......

" 2 .................. ",.. ..

....................... I' 2 ................. X 1(04541

:1012.2.11 " 4 P088 C 1000 (.541

2,3.

IfJC .c.cl.

10· I 1.2.• P05' X 1 (0 '5')

lfo-a.l-.po'Y'

8,7.8.8.·

o·_.•ndo-

'OI'lapl'llnllene

" 2 ............. X 110,'541

......... ............ 1° 2 .................. ............ .... .. . ,3· 1000 I.' \JOII C 1000' C4541

)pIne.

.. 1I\yt~

_.4-11. 1° 4 PO'2 C 1000 1'54'

2·

mnolo"'y!I·.

Ide ............... 1000 '.4 UOOI C '000 1454'

,. ,. • P048 0 5000 C22101

",*,"Ihyt•.

..lhytanww .. ,. 4 Ull. X fllO.·541

0_. 1000 I.• U081 C '000' 14541

OIIC1\11'll1 •••.•••.•••. 1° 2•• \JOll1 C 1000 •• 541

-

A

1.2

Ii

I.

oct

1.4

-

I-C

eeo

O.nr

It/lIof

75070 I At.

51434 I 1.2

I\yd<

•

1S3Q 1'.1

E~

55185 I N.Nolr,

12208

'2me I .lpI\O

o.na

..-

106934 I E....,..".

106898

1<2193.

Hallfdoul St.tJsunce CASAN

E""'ne. 1,I-dcNor~.........

E""'.......... I.l·

dimoll>Jl·2·phonyt·.

E""'nal ..

llU'on .1 330541

2.4·()I/l_el...· 1 5415:11 I T'-"'<IodIc

d,

EpineclIvtno ..

Oodocylbenl-.ul'OAC 121176870

• cid.

Encso"'"a · ·1 "5733 I HJ

/\ell

dcartlo

Encso 'on ,., ..1 1031018

Epoct>lorllftydm .

Encso.ull." ( 115291 I 5·N

"""" he

SUI

ENOOSUlFAN ANO

Mel ABOlITES

[);lI\iopyfophoSll/lonC I 36892.51 Telr

acid, 1.~ ..1I\yte..... pna

.lph•• Encsosunon ..1 '59988

E_,I,2__._...

E",""",,",,,". H"'II>JI·N.

MIatO-.

Endtin .

bo E"do$"I1." ..!33213659

ENORIN AND

",E1ABOliTES

Endrin .1doIlydo .

.-

SlleU'ory FINI RD

RCRA CAI09O" COCIer WII'. Pounds(~91

Numb«w ,.,

• POI6 0 5000 122101

2.• Ul0l B 100 C".'I

2.' UI02 0 5000 122701

4 UI03 X " 10.'541

I ..... B 100 C'5'1

2.4 P047 A 10 •• 541

• P034 B '00 1'5"

I ........... A I(j •• 5'1

1.2.4 PO'8 A 10.' 541

1.2 C 1000' ('541

1.2.' UI05 C 1000' ('5')

• POlO C 1000 1'5"

2.' UIOl 0 5000 '72101

• uroe X II 10 '5'1

2 ........ ..... ... .,

2.' UI09 X II 10 '541

• POe5 B '00 1'5.'1

• UIlO 0 5000 122101

2.• UI .. X " 10.54)

1 .................. C 1000 1.5.,

I.• PO'J9 X 110.541

'0

1°

"

I·

I·

I·

I'

.'

I'

"

I'

1°

I'

1000

,.

AQ

1000

1000

1000

1000

1000

Reguqtory Synonym.

\52169 I QclamOlhrlPY'opho ..

phco_.

122667 I Hyd<......, I.2-dophenyl-.

77781 I s..cturiC 1CId._lhy!

est... .

IJltl3I 1.2·B......-aItlO'Y1o<

ecid._lI>JIosIOl

lO~78 , Phonal. r,''''''''''yI- .

85001

2764129

122098 I Eu-rino, 1,1·.

dimolhr~2-phonopCASRH

I I ._-.

o.wlOlan 1 29804' IO.~ 5-12·

leIhrftIW>tell\yll

~e-I.

()Qu.I1 ..

, 2 ()phen.,IhydI..,.....

...-. ",lImoll\y4·

2.·lJIMJOlQloolne . .... 1 121142 I B...._. 1·....1I\yl·2.•

_0-.

Dono............. ........ 1 888571 P_. 2.'·dnIr0·611·

....lI\ytpfopyt,-,

().n·oclyl pIlll\8lolw ·1 1l78.011.2·8....._'Y1o<

oOd.d1·1HlC1yI .,1..

I .... {).p&.lne '" ......... .. 1 123911 '1.'·1loo\hyIoM clio•.,. '"

OorWo....,,,.ne 1"..80) ..... ~I5.545 ,.....................................

m· 99650

0- 528290

P. '00254

...6-DAuo-o-aeSOI ."" 534521 Phenol. 2.• _0 6·

un. ....1I\yI-. end ull.

.. 6-()nrUQ-C> 131895 Phenol. 2.qdohe"V1 • 6·

cyclQN~pIlwllol

_ e-.

OoM.lJl)toenol ....... 25550581 ,.....................................

7.5· 3211715

7.6· 573568

2.• ·o.wophonol .... 512851 Phenol. 2.4'-0'

H.u~dou'I Sub$lance

Domell\yl....,...

Domell\ylphlh.I.I.

2.' .o.n'''hy1pl>lnOl

.tpI\A.•Ip/l.~

o.m.lhyIpI>onell¥l·

""""

l

'9

J

936 ....---...

d

937

(\1

: I

\...../
§ 302.4 '.. 40 cn Ch.1 (7-1-87 Edition)

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TABLE302.4-L1ST OF HAZA~OOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE .TITIES-

, Continued

ISM '_as.t.,., 01 Tallie 3024)

Statutory F'onaI RO

- .Ii....""'" Subs..nc. CASRN ~lO<y S"",","" RCRA CaI&9O' RO Coda' w.... PouncII(Kg,

HumlMo ..,

OooIhyl'jHWopI>enyI 3'1455 Pho&phOric aOd.doathyl I' 4 POeI a '00 ,.5.4'

pIlospt>a... p'..IIClflhat¥ .....

DoethyI pltlhalol .........._ .. 6066Z '.2·a.Nanodic:aIborylic ,. Z.'. uoea C 1000 '4~1

acid.cNt¥ OIl•.

O.O·[)oo1hyl 0-9Y'an¥ 28191Z "'-phOlOChiOlc _. I' • POCO a 100 ,.5."

~ochoa". O.Q.dooIhyt Q.

1'1""""" aslor

OOatn,tII_lIol ............. 58531 •.•··SI_. ,. • lJOell X " 10.• 54l .tplta.llplta·_Ihyt-.

l.2·~3.r.-

~.

123331 Maleic: ltydruido............... I' 4 UI08 0 5000 '2210'

Oo'¥l<osaboll....._.......... 9'588 BoNano. '.I. I' • UOlIO X " /0,'541 rno~..,-+

IlIOPyl·.

OOsopropyl 551114 PholjlhOlolluo"do; I' • PO.J 8 100 ,.5.41

lIuOIophoJplta... . _.bisll -molhr\Olhyl,

ntet'.

Oomothol........................... 60515 PholjlhOlodllhio< I' • POe. " '0 ".5'1 aOd.O.O_II>ytS·

I2lmelhyllminol' 2·

o.oelhytl a.I.

3,)'.0000lhor)Oanridono . "gllO' (',I'·alphonrll· I' • UOlII • II 104541

•.•·do."""".3.3·

domothory -,

Dmomyl.lIlltlO ................. 124403 M.tl\an...-. N·memyl. 1000 I .• UOlI2 C 1000 I'~)

1.'Hlm.lhYbenz('1 511116 I.Z·BoN.nllv.ceno. " 4 \JOlI4 X " (0.4504)

• nttwacene. 1.12.Qmolhyl..

3.3' ·DmolhytlloNicline ...... 111IlI31 •••I·BiphenyI'....•· I' 4 UOlI5 X I' '04~1

........,.3.3·_l\ljt.

•\lh&.oJpIta. 801511 Hydloporo."",.......II>yt. " • U096

" lO('.~'

Oimo~dro- 11Jhonrle1hyt·.

poroUclo.

3,J·Oimotrryl·I· 391116'8. ,""',ano............................. I' • POe5 a 100 "5.4'

(mothyltIWo~2·

buIanono.Q.

(lmathylaminol

eOft>onylI orimo.

OomothylCOlt>amoyl 79U1 COIbamoyl_. I' 4 UOlI7 X " /O.•~,

cUo, do. Omelhyt -,

I.'.Oimal/»'ll>ydruina ....... 51141 Hy<ll...... I.I_thyI.. ,. • U09Il , I' (O.~)

I.2·0imathylhy<lla.rine ....... ~01:l8 Hy<ll....... I.2-omelllyl. " • UOlIlI x " /O"~I

O.Q.OomothylO·p- 298000 1oI81hy1 parotlllOll . 100 r.a POll a 100 '45."

..lIllf'hOltr1

pl1oIjlhOIOlt.oalO

DomeIllylnlllOSImno......... 62159 N·NI\IQSOClomolhytan'one ... I' 2.a POa2 X " '0.4~'.

C'54'

14S.4)·.

1.5'1

1.5 ••

1454'

CO.4504'

(04~1

104~'

(04!>OJ

(0454'

04~'

10.54.

I '45.4'

10454'

I 145.4'

o.

00 '45 4'

000 145.,

000 14~1

'_IKgI

5000 (22101

!>OOO 122701

StalUloty F.... RI

H......dou1 Substanee CASRN Revul&lO<y Synonyms RCAA Calego RO' Coclol W ....

Nun'Cle< .., -f--

OochIoooelhyl .'he< ......... 111444 Il4 '2 <llIo<oeth)fl at/w .. I' 2.• UQ25 X

EIha"". 1,1·..,rtbo>f2·

_0-

2.4·OiabQllhanol ............ I~Z "'*d. I.'-dochIofo-......... I' I.' lJOel B

Z.lH),chIofQllllenO/.......... 61650 Phenol. 2.Ck'icNofo- ........ ,. • lJOe2 B

2.4· ..151 Z.• .oAcid ........................... 100 I.' U240 a DocNorQllhenOryaceuc

KId...II> and nt...

Z.'·O, ..III and eolor.

OochIofophonyta,.............. 69C1Z66 """"" dichIoIoanlne........ .1' • POJ6 X

o.:NorOll'cPIM................ 26638111 ............................................... 5llOO 1 ........ C I. I-IlIcNofOll'cPIM 169911

I.3·0":1\I0"""llI>I"" 1422811

I.Hloct'''''llP'llI>I'''' 111815 Pl~ doctlIonOa ..... 5llOO I.Z.' lJOe3 C

Ooc:hlofOll'llI>Ino • lll103'lI8 .............................................. 5llOO I ..,............. a

OocNotOll'llI>I"" ('.....UI.'

00c:tIIClI0ll'0I>8"""1 .......... 2611522:16 ............................-................. 5llOO I ................-. a

2.3·00c:NOIOClIopet>O nus ............................................. .....,......... .............. .., .....

1"""""1

'.3.QochIooOll'opono ....... ~2158 P,opono. 1.3-<loch1cll0-...... 5llOO I.Z.4 U064 a

2.2·00c:hI0fOll'opoonoc 15el1O ...................•..•..........•............ 5llOO • ....... . .. 0 • ad

~o.................. 62131 .............................................. 10 I .·R..·· •••,. A

...". 110511 I.Z.3.'.10.10- I \.Z.• P037 X

H...chIclI~.1.,...,.

I•••••.5.8.7.6.ea·

octohyO'o-endo.a.o1••:5.6·

climeillanonap/lll\al....

I.Z.3.4.000porybulano ..... 1464S35 l.r·aielair_ .................... " • lJOe5 X

Ooothyla"""" . , ..... 109897 ...-..............•......................... 1000 I ............. a

Ooott,yI....... ....... 6112'22 At_. dielhyt· ................. ,. 4 P038 X

1.4·00011"..". "",."", 123111 ...·Oio............................ I' 4 uioe • H.H··OOOlhyll¥Jl.............. ISI5801 Hydr...... I.2_trryl· . I' 4 uoe6 • O.Q.OOOII1jl 5-12· Z9804. 0isIJII0l0ll..... ...... . .... , 1.4 P039 I

C'lIlyllh",,,lh,11

phow>/oOOlhooa"

0.Q.0001/1yl S·_lh" 32118582 PholjlhOlodlt1llOC KId. I' 4 lJOe7 U

do'~.. O.Q.Oatrryl 50 i

metltylnler. !

I

934 935
§ 301.4 40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edillon) Envltonm.niai Prot.Ctlon Agency , 302,4

TABLE 302.4-UST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE aUANTITIESContinued

ISee 100""'1" II _ 01 T~ 30l.~1

... .._.- .._--

Slilutory FONtRO

HualOOuS Subslance CASRN ReoulllOlY S,nonyms RCR... CaI"9O" RO Code' Wille Pound.tKg) Numb<lr ry

..- ...

OOT ... !IOl93 ~.~. OOT............................ I 1.2.4 U061 X " (O.~~I

()C1lJOl~

lndlIoroelhlno

•.•·OOT ......................... !I0293 OOT ••_ .._ ....................... I l.z.~ U061 • X " 10.~~1

llichIo<odiell>enYt

btChlotoell\ane

DOT AND ...." .............. ............................................. I' 2 ................. .. IAElA8Ol1T£S

Oec.KNotOOClAllydro- 1'3500 Kopone.................:.......... 1 1.4 UU2 X I' CO.~' 1.3.•·mel/lenc>lH·

qcJobulalc.dl·

pool&lon·2<>ne.

0l&AI1................................. 23031604 S.(2.HlicllJOloat¥l I' • U062 X " (0 .~I 0i1<lptCPyl~

mal.

0..- .................... :Kl2012 Hydr........................,...... I' • UI33 X " (O.~,

Ooatrono_ 9!>801 ToIUOl\Odlamln.................. I' • Ul21 X " (O.S., lS316'~

.96120

82~05 ;

Dou""", 5333.15 .............................................. 1 I ........ X I (O.S.'

o.benlll.n I.nnvacenl .. 53103 1.2:!I.&- I' 2.• U063 X " CO .S.I OibeNonllvac:«M.

O!IMlnlol..h Ionthr.c_

1.1St> 53103 OobenII ..hl.nthr.cone.... I' 2•• U063 X " (O.S.,

tlilberu:anUv.l.:I,...

Oot>emoI..hlonllYeeOCJenlol•.hIant""Ie..... S3103 Dil>enrl.,h Ianllvacane.... I' 2•• U063 X ., CO .S.,

I,U.&-

~tlvee1.2.1.a·Oo-\lop"one .... l895!11 DbenlI..'IP1'-............ I' • U064 X " 10.~'

Oobel\lla.lll",o".. ........ 189SS9 1.2:7.8·Dbenlopyt_ ..... I' 4 U064 X "(0 .S~,

1.2000"'0·3 96128 "'~, 1.2"""''''''''')- I' U066 X "CO·~I

CNol'oP'~"" cNore-,

DoburylpO'NI.I. .......... 8.U2 l.2.IlenJ:_~ 100 1.2.' U069 A '0,. S., _.dCulyl esl•.

O ....-tlu¥ 11'''l\1li1.

n-Bu¥ pNhaIal.

O'....buryt pIIlnall'. 1l41.2 1.2·llenJ:enedcIItIoq1oC 100 1.2.• U069 ... 101'~1

.cid.dOltrl esl•.

n-8uly1 phlhala..

Dobulyl pNhalil.

......... ......... 11IIeoog ..._.-._.....-.-....._........_... 1000 I ..On ... C lOOO('~1

00c:Nc00nl .... ... .......... 1I1146~ ._._.._--_.....-....__...... 1000 i ...... 8 100 C.S.I

00<.,..",. ." .........._.. 111_ .........._..__._--.-............. I I ... X I (O.!>II

932

0; .~_ ,t,; u'~

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE aUAN II TIESContinued

. Is.e footnoles .1 and 01 T_ :Kl2.4I

.._._---

SlIlUIory FNIRO

H.....douo s..tlsoance CASRII R~lory synonyms RCRA Cal.. RO Codel Waste PounclaCKg)

Nu_ ry

----- 5-12.J.OictIlofoellJil 230316' 001.................................. I' 4 U062 X " CO··~I

dO>oprCJP1l~.

male.

3.~Oi<IlIoto-N.. I.I· 239!1OS8S "'_....................... I' 4 UI92 0 !IOOO 122101

Gmolhyl·2·

prOfl1ll1l,banumicla.

\lichIoreoenz_ Imod).. 2S32122fi ....._.......................... 100 I .................. 8 100 (.S.41

I.z·\lichIoreoenz- ......... 9Ss01 Beru_. 1.2'-0-. 100 1.2.4 U070 8 100 Id.• )

..();cNorobenz_

I.3-OichIo<obenzen.......... !>I113' 8 __. 1.3·_0-...... I' 2,~ UOll 8 100 C.5.• '

",.();cNorobenz.ne

I••-lJichIoreoenz.ne _._ 1060467 Beru_, 1,~-dlctlIofo-...... 100 1.2,4 U012 8 100 C45.• ,

p.0lcN0r0I>en:r_

m·OocNoreoenz_............ S.1131 Benz_.1.3·-......... I' 2.4 UOll B 100 1~5.1

1.J.[lcNo,ot>enz_

o·\lichIorobenz_............. lIS!IOI 8 __.1.2·_0-...... 100 I.2.~ UOl0 8 100 C.5.4'

1.2·0cN0<-.z_

p.\lichIorobenz_............. 1060461 Beru_. 1.4_0-..... 100 1.2.4 U012 B 100 C4S.•1

1.4·00cN0roben._

01ClItOROBEN210IN£ ... ................. ............................... I' 2 .......... ... ............... ..

3.3' ·OicNotobenzt6ne ....... 919.1 C·.I··Bophen,ll· I' 2.• U01J X I' 10~~1

•.•·dooanw>e.3.3·_0

OicNotolll'on>omolhlne..... lS21~ .......................................... I' 2 0 !IOOO C22101

I.• ·0IchIofo-2·buI.ne........ lWIO 2·But_. 1.•_" .. I' 4 UOI. X I CO .• ~I

OocNorocllllool'omelhlne ... 15l1a ....thlne. I' U01S 0 !IOOO 12210,

_oclr/IuoIo-.

OocNorodo-.,t 12~a 000..,................................ I 1.2.4 U060 X II (O.•!>I'

_oelhlne.

•. 4' 000

TOE

\lichIor~ !IOn] OOT ................ ............. I 1.2.4 U06I X II (0.4~1

_OOll\lne.

•.•·OOT

1,I·llicNoroo"- ............ 1~3 E_.I.I_o-..... I" . 2.• U016 C 1000C.~'

£~-

I.HlichlO,gelhlne ............ 101062 E_.l,24CNoto- 4000 1.2.4 U071 0 !IOOO' 12210'

E""..".lk_

1.I·llicNoroalhyleoe.......... 7S3!>1 £""'.1.1_0- .. !IOOO 1.2.• UOll 0 !IOOO' 122101

v..,..,.". cNondI

1.2·~... 156605 £""'.~...1.2· I' 2•• U019 C 1000 I'!>II

();cNoroolhy1ene. lkI1Ioro-.

933

)
ISM _eo.1_ 01T_ 302.41

Environmental Protedian Agency .- §.302.4

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUSSUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE NTITIES--

Conlinued

'<. •••• '.• Is.. 'oolnOln .1 end 01 Tobie 30Z 4)

§ 302.4 " ' _ __..,_..,

TABLE302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUSSUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIES--

Continued

c,.""9"" 1 460185

CYANIDES • .. .

Coc>anouo .....'.mal..........1 14017415

544923

SCa"*Wl FinalRO

CASRN RovW1ory Synonymo RCRA eal8llO' RO Codat W.... PoundoIKg) IJ

-

.. 506683 Or........ eyonide .._..._....... I' 4 UZ46 C 1000 14S4)

.. 506774 CNorino eyonide -••_....._... '0 '.4 POXI II lOI4.S4,

I OM 14 p-8aN....--.._.......... ,. 4 U,tI' II 1014.54)

II08Z7 Banz_•...dhydro- ........ '000 '.4 U056 C l000I4S41

'01194 I ............................•.........•._..... I' 4 U057 0 SOOO 12270)

77414 H.aac:No<CIC)'CIOPanIa· , '.2.4 UI30 I " 10.4S4)

doeno.

50160 ZI....3.2· ,. 4 uose I " 111.4S4)

. OxazaphoophotW>ll.2·

IbiIl2·

thIoroethJ4)omino)

I.Uhydro-2-ox1de.

84157 2.4·0. ul," .nd ..I........ 100 1.4 U240 B '00 145.4)

2.4.

DicllIo<opMnol'faea llC

acid. unl .nd ..I...

.. 8411' ........................................... 100 I ,..........._.... 0 100 145.4)

84781

g4804

1320'89

'928387

1826616

1929733

2971382

25168267

53467111

84157 2.4·0 Aod ......................... 100 1.4 U240 B 100 145.4'

2.4·

[)oc:hIoropMnol'f.c....

acid. Httl and e'lef'

.. 20830813 5.I2·Naphlhlc'-". I' 4 U059 I " 104S4,

18S-oI,·8.ocatyl·,O.

13-."""'" 2.3.6-

1ndI01'f' .opna.l·lyloo- .'

....opyt.nosyt)ol'f)·

, .6.9.IQ-I.U'hydlo6.'.I ...mydrol'f· I·

melllOl'f"

12~4' 4.4' 000 ......................... I t.2.4 U060 I " CO 4S4'

OIC:nIof()Clo(lt>lnyl

OoC/lIOfoelha""

TOE

12S48 oDO ....................... ... , 1.2.4 U060 I " 104S4,

OIC:I1IofOClCJhenyl

clocnlofuelhane

TOE

'2559 4.4' DOE ............... . ... " 2 ................ X II 104S4'

12559 DOE .............. ... I' 2 ................. I " 104S4)

Z.4·0....hs and e,'.r,.

2.4·0 Aod ..

HazlfdouS SublIanCe

4.4' DOE...

~mlda..._....

DOE .........

DOD.........

olunornycon ..

4.4' DOD ..

2.4·0 E" ..

'.4~"--"

Cyc:iOhtaanona ..

'.~-. 1.2.3.4.5.!l-flelllClllofoCydoha._ .

C¥anooen bI~ -.

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1011.54)

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5000 122701

5000 122701

1000' (454)

1000' (454)

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B

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o

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B

C

C

B

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C

II

II

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I

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100

100

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1000

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51125 1 ..

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S44'B3

85481

106445

142"2

8S481

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se83663

1231311

4170303

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325'238 1 1

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13'8rr3 J Cleoyloc aCJCI ..

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IlOO'589

10360291

12002038

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C,._IIOlublo

"'In.du ...hl. ,,,,1

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Cupnc 1C"OI'Ie""e

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Cupnc 1(81110

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CA4>nc 1UI11l. _"""OCI

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p.

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CA4>nc IUII.,.

m.

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COJ,lPOUNoS

m..

Coke EmrsSO"S......

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Coppeo ey."'"

Cobollo.II ""moll ..

CoumaphoS ....

(AJptcc_

ClesoIlil

ClOOSOI..... .. .

CI.. lcod

930 931
'.

§ 302,4 40 CfR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition) Environmental Proteclion Agency § 302.4

TABLE 302.4-UST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESConllnued

1S<te '0011"''''' .1 0011 0' Table 302 .1

7$810 I ACltaldahy<M. ltlCl1Io<o3~504 I Cattlon 0"YftuOn<le ..

'00 (~5.4)

100 \.5.• 1

100 145.41

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SOOO 122101

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5000' 122701'

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B

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o

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C

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U04

U04

U048

U04

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N_

2.4

2.4

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2.4

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l,2.a

Coclol

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RO

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0 ....... 2·

l'hIo<omolhyl)-

15003

95516 I 2·ChIofophenol· I ,.

PnonoI.2<1110<0-

67663 I t.lolNnl. _0' \ SOOO

'01302 I .....1\0"". I "

chIofomelllO"y'

85~181 o-CI1Iot~ 1 l'

PMnOl. 2<h101o9'!>8112-CNo<onephlha 1 "

NIjllII/lIIIne, 2-eNo1o106898 I EpochIof~ 1 1000

81$81 I bole-Qlloronellhlha.........1 r- NIjllI.......... 2<1110<0-

CASRN

I I I -

I I I " I I

TABLE 302.4-UST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE OUANTITIESContinued

(Soo 100""'1•••, end 01 Table 302 4I

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2~ophInol .

2.Q~onephlha"'" ..

bola.QiOlon.plll"'oa ...

ChIofomelllyl melllyl

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2.QllorCMIIhyI ";,,yt .\hoI...1 110158 I EINlnI. 2-c:No<oolhO"Y' ...

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1.2.4

1.2.4

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57148 I O>Iotcllno ..

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1,2.a.5.8.7.8.a.

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57108 I O>Iotdal>l. 1_01 .

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1,2.4.5,0,7.8.10

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e..t>onyllluO<lde ,.

CNa< ,

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Owomic Kid. colcUn

.....

CHRONIIJt.IANo

COMPOUNDS

()wcmouo cNori<lI .

awy.- - .

e-.s ....- .

13765190 I CaItoum 'IVomal .

10049055 •..

2.0019 1,.2·Bonr__rtv- ..

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1000

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1000

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2

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2.4

0032

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1000 1.54)

" (0 .• 541

1000(.541

fj 928 '0

929

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.. .. s--y FonalRO

RN Regulatory SY"O'¥"I RCRA Cai_ RO Codet w.". PoundsIKg)

H_ ry

....

2 ........................................... 100 I ................. 8 100' C.S.I

, ............................................ 1000 I ...._..-...... C 1000' C4541

.............................._..... ,..... '000 , _....._...... C '000' C.~)

17 ..................................... 5000 I ................ A 10 C. 541

I Clvomac acad.caIoum 1000 \.4 U032 C \000' (4541

uft.

I ...........................·......· ......... \0 1.4 P02\ A \0 (4 54)

! ............................................... \000 , ...._......... C 1000 (454)

I ............................._____.. '00 \ . _._......_.... A \0(4.54)

! lo..phane .........................· , 1.2.4 PI2J X " CO.454)

2 ........................................... '0 I .................. A '0' C.~I

S Elhyl c._ma'. ,. 4 0238 X " CO.4541

Cl/f,,"·n)

2 N·N~IOIO·N· .\' 4 un8 x " (0.454)

me'''v''''·lhana.

9 N·NIlIOSO·N..,hylur ......... \. • UIl6 X " 10.• 541

15 N·IWOoo-N...... thy\UI.. .. ,. 4 U\77 X " CO.454)

i6 1"""............................... \. 4 U219 X " CO.• 541

14 Setenc:M.M"1........................ 1" 4 P\03 C 1000 C.s.,

" OomelhyIC.tbatnO)1 \' 4 U091 X \' (0.4541

chIoficla

12 .......................................... \00 I ................ 8 \00 C.s.•1

&2 .................................. ,.......... \0 , ................. A 10 C.·541

SO CartJon "'.....ida .......... .... 5000 \,4 P022 8 100 C.S.•'

SO e.tuon bo.....hde ........... 5000 '.4 P022 8 '00 C.S.•I

39 1halloumll)UI\lOnOI•. .. \' 4 U2U 8 '00 '.5.•1

21 M.'ny1 chlo<ocartJona,.... " • Ut58 C '000 1454:

.00 CarbOnyl """'.,....... ... \. 4 U033 C 1000 1.5.:

!35 ....lhOne. I.uadllofo- ... 5000 '.2.• U211 D 5000' 1221

1.5 PrlO1oC)<lne .................. .., 5000 I .• P09S A 10 (•. 541

630

684

a53

srs

Catt>on,l cHori<la.. .....

e.tlon ••1rac_

CMboo_i<k .CJlI.

malhr!""Of

COf\JonC aod. _1hum(I) un.

e.t>on."..,..'" ...

~lenooc:

acid

Catbarnado. N·malhyl·H·

n1UO'SO-.

CartlamC aod. rnoIhytnilrl>SO'••1hyt .-

CaIt>on boWIad ..

Caot>c>U.n I 156

CatIl&mc _. .CJlI••lhyI I 5

Catt>otnO)1 -.

dmalhyt·.

CaJt>atyt..........................1 63

CaIrclhane. oc;IaChIoro- .., I eoo

Cetbamde. N-elht'.N· I 158

............

(See loo\nOIet ....... 01 billa 302 .• '

CaIt>on 01lYftuonda . .,1 35

Cart>emde. 1tOo· ..1 62

H&J1fdou1 SubsWlC'l I CAS

Capwl _ _ .\ 13306

CakUn \1ypOCtlICriI._..._.J 7178

=::::::-126:

.....,....,..

c.bIn~ 1 75

CaIoum dVomal 1 13765

Caloum 1 ~1.0

c.bIn .IM\I \ 7178

c-....~ I lOloe,

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TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUA '. ESContinued r

C.

Ca

8

Cacln'oum

CA

n

Ii

n

8u

8

8,

-------- S..1UloIy F...,RO

Ha.latdOu1 ~l.nc. CASRN R"IJlAa""Y S,nonyml flCRA Cai_ RO Codel Was.. PoundtlKgl

-- rr

r>et¥ IJ"6t¥ lOlsSJ lMnJ_. I-et0mc>-4. I' 2.• lmO 8 100 1.5.• 1

pIWlnO"Y"

, .... ... ...... 3snn S~·IO-one.2.3· I' • POI8 8 100 145.4)

dmalho"Y"

ene. 87083 Haud1lolalluladoana ....... I' Z.4 UI28 X " 10.4541 1.• ·/le ..c;hIofO-.

lOla. N-I>u1yI. 824163 N"""osod-M>u~mina.. I' 4 U172 X " CO.4541 0-.

lCld. 4·1br>l2· 305033 CNot.mbucII..........:......... " • U035 X " (0.45 41

hyll...no)

I'.

................., ......... 7136:1 ...1kItyI.k:ohoI.................. I' • UOJt D 5000 122701

...................... 78933 Malhr! .lhr! k.lona......... I' 4 UIs9 D 5000 1227°1

10 pofOudo .•.•.... 1338234 ....lhyl .Ihyl kalona I' • Ul60 A 10 C4.54)

paro_ida.

.......... ..... . 123138 C.olonaldehyda ................ 100 1.4 UOSJ 8 100 C.5.41

.170303

I.• -<loc:t1looo- .... 16..10 ',.·00chI0t0· 2-bu1_...... I' • U07C X I (0.4541

a'..................... 123&64 ....,....................................., .. 5000 I ......... D 5000 C22701

IIOleo

105464

5406l1s

:<>hoI .................. 7136:1 1·8utano1 ......................... .. • U031 D 5000 122701

0 .................. '..... 109739 ..........._....................•......... 1000 I ..... C 1000 1.5.)

10818

513485

138~&4a

7!l649

ry1 phlhal........ asoal ,.....,.....,........................... I· 2 8 100 ,.5.4)

Irna'.'e ........... 8-47.2 1.2·8oNanodocaIboW'jloC 100 1.2.• U069 A 101··541 .cid.ObuIy1 .11•.

0l>ul)1 phlhal.l.

llI·n.tJutyt phlhalal.

ad....................... 101926 ............................................ 5000 I D 5000 (2270)

78312

acad................. 15605 Hrdro"""",~ I' • UI36 X " CO .5.1 0_.

II ...................... 7440439 ........................................ " 2

I .. X " 10.• 5·1

acola,................ 5.3908 ...................................... 100 I

I ... 8 100' C.s 41

lAND ..........._..•... ......................................... I' 2 I .,

lUNDS. I

1lf...-........... 7788.26 .................................. I 100 I

I 8 100' (.5.1

§ 302,4. 40 eft Ch. I (7-1-87 Edition)

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESConlinued

IS- 1001nOl... a' ...., 01 ,"ilia 302 .el

926 927
TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZAROOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE aUANTITIESConlinued

§ 302.4 40 cn Ch, I (7-1-87 Edillon) Environmentol Protection Agency '\01,4

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS'SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLEaUANTII IE5-

Continued

ISee 100""'101 II ond 01 Tillie 302 II

Bor,km II I 71401171e..-,-cMI. I I'

Bonr,I cNondo ......."''''''I 1004171 BonIone. Cl'bomolllyl· i 100

I,2·Bonlpllononuv_....·1 218010 10...,....

ISH 100""'1" II .nd 01 T•.,.. 302 II

.. Staluloty F.... RO

HUlidoul SuDs I.ne. CASRN Regul.IlOIY s,nonrma RCRA Co'OQO- flO Code' W.... . P-.dIlKOI N_ ry

BERYlllU1A "'NO .................•........ .................................... " 2 .............. ............... .. COIAPOUNDS,

Bo<yfIUn cNorido .........,.. 7781175 .................._........................... SOOO \ ... ,............. 0 SOOO' (2210)

B...,aun cMl.............,..,,, 7~11 B...,,,,,,,,, ............................. I' 2.3.1 POI5 X " 10.1~1

BoryIlUn AJOrido ,.........".. 7781197 ............' .................................. 5000 \ ............... 0 SOOO' 12270)

B........... MrOl."..."......... 13517"' ..-.......................................... 5000 \ ................ 0 SOOO, (22701

7787555

"'pno . BHC .......... ".. 3198-46 . ................................... I' 2 ....... X 1I10,1~'

bo.. · BHC.................... 319857 ............................................. \' 2 ........ .... X I' 10'~)

gemma.BHC................. 58899 HIIICIllatOCye_'_ I 1.2.1 UI29 " (01~1

(gomtnO ioon*l·

l..ondAno

della. BHC....... , ......... 3196118 ........ .............................. I' 2 ................ X 110.1~1

2.2··Ilia"'_. 14~535 '.23.I.DoopoIl'fllu............ I' I U085 X 1I(0"~1

II.I··BipIlonytl· 92875 Bon'o................. ".......... \' 2.1 U021 I' 101~1

"."·diamlno,

1\,I'·lI<plwnrll-l.I· 91911 3.3' ·DtchlofOOOn..jin........ \' 2.1 U073 X " 101~1

doe,......3.3·ClicIlIQl0-

11.1'·1lopnenyt1·1.1· 119904 3.J··Duno""'..,.,...lidon•. \' I UOtl X " 1015 11

cIiaIrINl.3.3·QlmolllO'Y·.

II.I·BipIlonyl....I·. 119937 3.3' ·Oomo\flylbon._ ...... I' I UOt5 X 1I101~1

ciomlno.3.3· _Illyi-.

B"12.c111otoo""''Y1 111011 EN.... 1.1'· I' 2.1 U021 C 1000 (ISiI

....1I\eno, l ....thylonobollo'Yll

...t2,_0-.

Bit 12<hIo<oolhrfl .Ihtt " 111111 DiCt>lQloolhyI 0Ihe< ..... I' Z.I U025 X 11 to 1511

EII\ano.l.I·-o1l'fllo.12.

_0-

1\is12_0i00P'oPr'l '08601 PUlP''''. 2.2' -<l1l'flloSl2· \' 2.1 U027 C 1000 II~I

• 1I\of. chIofo-.

Bool_omothyll olhet . ~2881 ""'III..... oll'flloSlcNoro- '" I' I POI8 X 1I101~1

Bit 137268 ltw.m.........,. .............. I' I U211 A 1011~)

ldimolllrlltloocett>··

moyl) dooulhdo.

e.sIZ, 117811 1.2·BONonodiCaItlOr'jlIC I' 2.1 U028 X " 10 lSi)

·1f>rlhe1Jl)pIl""'...., 1Cd. lbosIZ·

•....,....IJIII",..,

lII........ cy..-M ............... S06643 C,.nogon Ilfomdo ............ \' I U210 C 1000 (I~I

1II_.tone................ 5983'2 2·PtQllOnono. l-llromo- ..... I' I POI1 C '000 1151'

lIIama"""'.................. 75252 .......,... l1Ilfomo-........".. I' 2,4 U22S 8 100 (15.11

I.

._--

SIIIulOlY F""IRO ._.

RCR" C.logo. Code' Wasl. POUndslKO)

- ry

2.1 0088 C 1000 (151'

2.1 UI02 0 SOOO 122701

2.1 UI07 0 SOOO \22701

1.1 U201 0 SOOO (22701

I POI2 C 1000 11511

I U020 B 100 (15 II

I U020 B 100 lOSII

I. POll B 100 (151)

2.1 0021 X I' 10,1~1

I U202 X II 10,1~1

2.1 UOl8 X l' (O,I~I

2 X II (0 I~I

2 .. X IIIO.I~I

2.1 U120 B 100 (15,1)

I ........... 0 5000 122701

I , ................ 0 5000 122701 . 2 ................. 0 5000 (22701

2.1 U022 X ., (OISiI

2.1 U022 X I'IOISII

I UI91 A 10 II SlI

I U023 X I' (OISII

1 ...., ...., C 1000 11511

2.1 U050 X II 10.1511

1.1 P020 B 100' 11511

2,3,1 POI5 X IIIO.I~I

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98881

S0318 11lonIo111P't'_ ....

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85850

S0328 I 3.I·llonlOllY'_ ...

I08SI1 I I.I.(;IOC*>ho'_"

080i9/ B.n.onoIUUonyt C"lQIoOe, I'

08000 BoNone....'onoc: leld I

c_

108985 IThoopIIonol.. I " 92875 II,I'·B~I·

1.I·cil"""". "

81072 I SocCNnn and Ul11 I I'

~6Il21 Oooll\-jl pIll/\Oll..........

131113 Oomoll\-jl pIlll\alO.........

11I8eo [).n«r,t pIllNl.....

lO~6:I R.soronol.

51131 E~

100470

206440 I F.....on.-.. .......

101242

205992

'98077 I Bonl_.

--..,...

207089

C"SAN

Bon,o(llhuo<onl/\O"" .....

Ben~olll.nuv.cdfW ...

1,2·BlnlllOtrt.UObn·]·

ono.I.I_..jo.lnd

MU,

BoN.nolhoQl

BoN.n.....'on,. c"lon,"

Bon,ol~II","'""" .... '

BoNO"" .

I.2·Bol\l0_.I·II·

~ydt0'Y·2·

lmelhylomooalolh,lI·

Benroe .tld

I.3·BONono<ll01.. .......

1.2·BONonocliClItloll'floc

lOd.ci n·ocr,t Oil..

Bonzol DIn"otlnl""""

Bon,oonc_..

I.2·8onlenecl>U1tlO1l'floc

lod.dimemyt Oil..

J.I BONOIlY'ono .

I.2'BONOnodoColtlO'Yloc

ood.~l/lylO'I"

p Ilen,~nono

------ -,-,---,.,------

H&1&1dOul Sub'Uncl

Bonroyl cNando.,

BonZaMnlo'

BON_.... 'one .Cod

<Nondo,

B...-JoC.lPY" ..... ,....

Bonzol~"lpoty1ln.

924

(;\.

<, 16~

925

C)J
TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued

§302.4 .• 40 en Ch, I (7-1-17 Edition)

ISM _ ..., ...., 01T_ :102.41

• Environmentol Protedion Agency. § 302,4

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE aalESContinued

Is... _ 81 end of T_ 302.•)

SUlUOfy Final RO

Ii&UIcIous Subslanc40 CASRN R'9JI*\OIY s,non,ma RCRA CaIeQO- no Coc»f W.... P~KoI N...- ..,

.... 108:183 m·

e- 9s.t76 e- p- 'OOCZ3 po

Benr_.....-... __.. IU741 H ...__...._ l' 2,. U127 X II (O.4s.t1

Benr_.....aehydr ... _...... 110127 CyeIohe................_ ....._. 1000 1.4 UO~ C 1000 14~1

Benr_. '¥*or,' ............. 1011952 """noI....................__.__. 1000 1.2.4 Ulse C 1000 14s.t,

Benr_. melhyl- ............ 10lI683 Toluene..........................._.. 1000 l,2.4 U220 C 1000 (.s.t,

Boru_. 1.....1/ly\-2.4. 1211.Z 2••·Dwlro_......._ ..... 1000 1,2.4 UIOS C 1000' (4s.t1

dRIt....

1Mnr _ ..... e-, ' ......111,..2.1- 606202 2.6·Dw1'otoIuene.............. 1000 1,2•• Ul06 C 1000' l.s.tl

Benrene.I.2· 114S9r Slilfoae,......•.•....••..•_••••.•.••.. I' • U203 X 1'104s.t1 meIhyIenodiory.•.•lIyI-,

Benr..... I.2· 120581 t'Oubole .............._ ........_

" 4 U..I J " 10.4~1 ~ry.•.•

pt~"

Benr_. '.2· 114!>86 OohyOro..bOl<l .................... I' • U090 x " 10.4S41 mo1hylenedoory....

ptopJ1.

Ilenr ..... 1......,"""'IhyI· . 981121 Cu1nene.............................. I" 4 ooSS 0 5000 122701

Benr_. nil................. S19S3 NlUoIleN_........._._....... 1000 1.2•• UISS C '000 C4s.t1

Benrene. penlaCNote-. 608935 PenleCl\lol__.........

" • UII3 A ,01•.SOI

Boru_. 126111 Penl.cNoronitrobenz_ .. I' • UIIS X l'IO.·s.t1 penlacNo<OtlIIto·

BeN..... I.Z.4.S· SS943 1.2.4.&. I' 4 U201 0 5000 (22701

"".cNcwo- TeI'echIotobenr_.

lIeN..... 98077 BONOtrlclllonde ......_ ....... " • ooZ3 X " (04s.t. _omallJ'jl.

1Mnr_. I.3.~·......,e- 993s.t .'m·TrinoIrobenl_.......... I' • U23. A 1014 s.t,

1IeN-..cetrc: eocI. 4· SIOISI EIIJ'jI4 .••• I' 4 U038 II " 10.s.t) cNo<......fphe-l•• dCNor-.zil.'e. ~"'pha.

1I\odJ0ry·. lIlhJ1 .'181

1,2·lMnJenedlCerllOrytoc Is.caS PhIhAloC enll)'llnCM ............. ," • U'9O 0 5000 (22101

eocI enhy<lnISe

I.Z~_rytoc 1171" B,0(2· I' 2.4 U021 J " (0.4&41

""'.1boSI2.<lI/lyIhe..,.lI "'~r,f)ph_I ...

esCer.

'.2-e.",.nedOC<l<tlOoyloc 64741 n-8ul)/ pM.....I.......... ... 100 1.2.4 U069 A 10 (4.S01

eocI.dC>.Jl)/eSIOf

00bulyI pI1IIIel.,.

Do·n·bul)/ phlh.,.,.

923

SlaIWlly F..... RO 1---

rms ACRA Celeoo- RO Coclel Wul' .., PoundSlKg)

.... I' 2.4 UOII J " (0.4S41

..... " 2.4 UOIl J " (0.4~1.

" 4 U094 J " (0··S41

.... 1000 1.4 UOIZ 0 5000 (2270)

.. I' 4 0014 X " (0.·S41

.... " • P024 C 1000 14~1

I' 4 U049 X " (0.4s.t1

" • U093 X " CO.4s.t1

" 4 . Ulse X " (0.4s.t1

" 4 U222 X " 10.541

I' • UIIl X I' CO.4s.t1

I' 4 P077 0 sooo 122701

1000 I.U.4 UOI9 C 1000' C4r.41

l' 2.4 0030 B 100 14S 41

'00 1,2.4 0031 B 100 (45.41

... 100 '.4 POll B 100' C4S 41

100 1,2.4 U070 B 100 145.41

I' Z.4 U071 B 100 CU41

100 \,z •• 0072 8 100 (.5 41

" • UOll 0 sooo 122101

f" • U2Z3 8 100 145 41

'000 1.4 UZ38 C lOOOI.s.t1

f\evl.4a1Ort Srnonrms

922

1000'& I p-N,"oa........

11432

se4149 I ,-... ClotIoCy

51871 1 7.12·DomaIf¥l>enJ

.nov~ne.

981n I BON.' ChIoto<le

1014&7 I 1.4·00cN0t0lleN

P-DchIo<_,....

S6S53 I lMnJh I_",*",

Boruol.l.nllllec·

60117 I Domathyl.monou

leM,

625331 AIr/IIN...... ....,

~~ 11,2.a..nu"IIv.""""

1MnJ01.lanllllee..no

'~501 I 1.2·DochlOfobvn.

...00cN0t0bVf1l_

flS~ I S·Nl\Ie-o-loIuidone

10044 1 I B..ruyt chiD.." ..

101901 I CNorown'....

IOUS3 I 4·B,omop"""J1 pi

.\IIot.

S4IU' 11.3·DochlOfcoenr

m·OC:NotobOnJItle

101144 14.4·......'11'_ CI\Iofoandlnal

482801 I Auf .

101471 I poCNoroanilona ..

e:l421S I ...10IuICI0ne

hydtoc"loncN.

13:10207 •J,-.... ....

316~S» I 4.(;Noto-o·1oI.-.e

1I\odJCASRN

&lOll

2647 lin

B..",..... CI\Iofomelhyl·

Boru..... I-btomo·•.

"""""ry.

8onJef\&mII'lIeo.••".,,~.

Boru.....,..,..,. N.H· _'1lyI.4.phooyIale-.

Boru..... '.3·_0· ....

8etv..... 2.4.

CIII$ocy.na'oma'lJ'jI·

Boruona. 1.4-<lochioto..

Boruano.

_""",I"J1'

lMnJ..... c"""...

a..n..ne.I.2·_.......

1Mn ..

HuMdous S<bslanclMnJano. _1hyI

l,2-Boruan""~.........

.,

BoruenatNne. 4<h1or ... _

8enIenlnw.e, 4<hk:wo2·me,lJ'jI·

.hy<kBeruenal'TW'llll ".

8enrena~. 4 •• ••

me'hylen<lllr\12<NoreBorueNlTW'O. 4.4'.

~o(N.H.

arneII¥-.

1,2-BoruanI/V 'C<l"e.

7.I2-omoIIJ'jl -.

1MnJ 2.....1fty1·

~niIr ...

BoruI.I.nltn""' ..

1MnJ..... "...... 2·methyl-.

IIrdt-
§ 301.4 40 CfR Ch, I (7-1-87 Edlllon) Environmental Protection Agency § 302.4

TABLE 302.4-lIST OF HAZAROOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued

TABLE 302.4-11ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESConlinued

(SM 100"""" ., Md 0' To"'" 302 "' ISee '00'00'" .1 ond 01 TIbIO 302 II

Anwnonurn 1IIoOO'~ ...118918110

MwnonaIm 1Ul1i1 ..1 'OI9G040

AmtnorOum IUI""" I 12135101 / ..

MlmOnoum ••nodl" .......1 11103Ssa 1 V__.

....-..,1.

---- "'"

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HUI.dous Substance CASRN "09U'.,ory Synonym. RCAA Ca'oge>- RO Codel Willi Pounas(Kgl

Number IV

NodellI2!>o1....................... 11091691 POIyCNOnRIIOd '0 ',2 .................. A 10' (4.!>oI1

84lf>onrtIIPC8.).

Nodell 1260....................... 1I096e2S Po/yCt1IQnRI.ocl 10 1,2 ..•............_. A 10' (1.!>oI1

84>honI'lIIPCBII.

N--': II ......................... 7"0382 ........................... I' 2.3 .................. X I'CO.I!>oI1

N"";'; .cid ........................ 1321522 ....................................... I' 4 POlO X " (O.I!>oI1 7170381

ARSENICAND .................. ........................................ I" 2 .................. .................. .. COMPOUNDS.

Anenc: cIo......Ido............... 1303320 . ....................................... SOOO I .................. 0 SOOOI 122701

AtS<ri:f1111 0_............... 1321533 -_.._.............. SOOO 1.4 POI2 0 50001 (2210)

"'-"<M 0.1do ............... 1303282 An4or>oC penlO.ide .............. 5000 1.4 POll D SOOO'122701

Anenoc: penIO'" ........... '303202 NoenicM 0................... SOOO '1,4 POll 0 SOOOI (2210)

N ..n",~.. 11&431' ............................................ SOOO I .................. 0 SOOOI 122101

N..,.;,;lrioaido ............... 1321SJ3 N_Ulllo................... 5000 1.4 POI2 0 SOOOI (22701

N..,.;,;~................ .303J39 .................................... SOOO I .................. 0 sooo, C22101

N_....."""................... 692422 OootllylOl_................... I' 4 POJ8 X II (0.4!>o11

,,_,lOS III..................... 1332211 ........_.................................. I' 2.3 .................. X II (O.I!>oI1

...................................... '9Z808 Benz-mne,4.4'· I' 4 UOH X II (0.4!>o11

. eMbonirnido,lbialN.N.

dimolllyl-.

A.................................... 115026 L·Serine, cliuoaellli. I' 4 UO'S X II (0.4!>o11

(M'''I·

AlnlIno ............................. '515&4 E1hJ'-Tine ....................... I' I PO!>oI X II (O.I!>oI1

An1noIZ'.3·:3.I)pynOIO 50017 ~C....................... I' 4 UOIO X " 10.I!>oI1

('.2·.~.1.

dione.6-.1IWlO-6-

(llaminocOft>clnrlayl

molhrtl·

l.la.2.0.Ba.llI>-

ho""r<lrO-&.

....'hoay·S·""'th)'I·.

8 ........ C'fW'do ................. !>oI2621 ........................................... 10 1,4 POI3 A .0 CI!>oII

8ONlillt-'~. S&49S 3.MeIllylctlol0lllh'_ ......

" 4 UIS7 X I' (O.4!>o11

1.2<ahydro-3·....tIlyl·.

Bon!(e locridono................ 225511 3.I·Benzoauno ....... ..... I' 4 UOIO X "CO 1!>oIl

3.4·Bon!la'Ono .............. 225511 8 ....(elocndne ............. I' I UOIO X I' (04Sl1

80Nal CIlI<nM ............... 9B07J Benz_. I' 4 U017 0 soOo (2210)

_"""It¥-

- - S'.'u'ort FtnalAO ..

RCR" RO Cod C"oge>- .. Wasle PounllSlKgl

Numbet IV

'" ..•

" 4 P009 A '0 (1.!>oI1

.... 1000 , .................. C 1000 "!>oil

.. SOOO 1 ................ 0 SOOO (22701

5000 , ................ 8 100 145.11

.. SOOO I .................. 0 SOOO 122701

... SOOO I .................. 0 5000(22701

.. SOOO I .............. 0 5000 122701

.. 5000 I .................. 0 5000(22701

" 4 PlIU C '000 14!>o11

'000 I .................. 0 SOOO (22101

.. 1000 1.4 UO'2 0 SOOO (22101

I' 2 .................. 0 SOOO 122101

.. I' 2 ................. 0 SOOO (2210'

" 2 .................. ................. ..

1000 , .................. C 1000 (4!>o11

'000 I ................., 8 100 (45.41

1000 , .................. C 1000 (1!>oI1

1000 I .................. C lOOOI'!>oI,

1000 I .................. C lOOOjl!>ol1

sooe . I ................., C 1000 1I!>oII

10 1.2 ....•............ A 10' •• !>oI1

10 '.2 ................. A 10' (I !>oil - 10 1.2 ................ A 10' (I.!>oil

10 1.2 .....•........... A 10' (1.!>oI1

10 1.2 .................. A 10' (1.!>oI1

A"9"iolort S,nonym,

62SJ3 8en1.1'\II~ .

020631

'23922

02fl380

625101

120117

CASAN

111JOeO

11029!>o1

11113 Ill8

nOlle 18

1140360

1&41108

1309&44

20300715

HI.l~dOuS SuOslance

MlmOnoum 1UI'1lNl1........

Anvnonl.m lI1io>ul"" ......

MlmOnoum lhoOCy.no......

Amyl 1t.1I1 .

-

_.

I",,·

~~...

Anlmany II ..

AilIIw-.. ..

AHTIIolQHY AND

COMPOUNDS.

Nvnorrr po\aulum

""".tl.

,...,. ..

~....,,_ .........

Anlmany \nftuondo............1 n03584

MlmOnoum lII\I." .I 11301~

31111292

1nl:hIonclo.......... 110025818

MlmOnoum """ 1 131110 I Pnenol. 2.1.a-u ..uo-.

ammonium WI.

Noc»t 12:12 .1 II 14 lias I ~Iod

~(PC8'I.

NoOu 12 _ 112812lM I ~Iod

~1PC8"

Nodot 12.2 _ , SJI0I218 I Pofyc:Horw\alod

~(PC8"

NodoIIO'O ·, ·• ·..··11287U1I I~'~8"

Nodot 122' 11101282 ~Iod

~IPC8'1

"""""'"'1/>0 ..

920

( ~) '0

921

i~

(1
5.........., f .... RO .- ...... - )"¥'CtI CASRN RegoAalorySynonyms RCAA c.leg<>- RO Codel WIS1. POuI'lClslKQI Numbe< ,., -.-

...... ,. :109002 1.2.3.'.10-10- I 1.2.• POOl X 11 CO .511

H<lucNoro1••••••5.B.ea·

""..hydro- 1.';5.lI- endo•••0-

domelhenonaph","_.

................. 107166 2·Pt_·l.......................... 100 . 1.• P005 8 100 C.5.•1

................. 107051 ........................................., ..... 1000 1 C 1000 1'511

hM......... 20859138 ,...............•.......•......•.•..•_........ I' • f'OOCl 8 100 (.5.•1 .

11 ...........- •• 1001:1013 ............................................... 5000 1 .. ....... D 5000 (22701

1553. o·loluidone................_ ....... I' • U32B X I' (0.• 511

106-490 p.l_.......................... I' • U353 X 11 \0.51,

·3· 2163964 3(2HI·tsouzolcne. s- l' • P007 C 1000 C.511

1·-IIlylI··

................. 601245 •• Pyridonamine........... .. . I' • P008 C 1000 (.511

............................. 81825 IH·I.2••·1riarol·3·.......... I' • UOI1 X " CO .511

................. 7661.17 ,........._.......................... '" 100 I ...." .......... 9 100 (.5.1

.1 •.....•.... 631618 .............................................. 5000 1 ................. D 5000 C2270,

to•••..•..... 186363. ..................._.......................... 5000 1 ............... , .. 0 5000 122701

-,..... 1068337 ..........................................-... 5000 1 ................ 0 5000 C22701

romet...... 1189095 ,....................................,......... 1000 1 ,..............,. C 1000' (1511

onde ........ 13"'S7 .............................................. 5000 1 ........... e 100 (15.'

1hI........... 10112300 ...................................._...... ,. 5000 1 ............ 0 5000 (22701

.mat•..... 1111780 .................._.......................... 1 ............ 0 5000 C22701

onel........ 506878 ........................................... 5000 1 . ............ 0 5000 C2270)

ride........... 12125029 ...................._............_........... 5000 1 ........... 0 5000 (227OJ

Ifnalo ...... " 17811IBG ............................................. 1000 1 .. C 1000' (45"

te. 3012655 ..................................._........ ,. 5000 I .. ............ 0 5000 (22701

)()t.,....... 13826830 ............................................ 5000 I .. .. 0 5000 C22701

;,jo .......... 12125018 .................................... .., 5000 I .............. 9 100 I.~ .•I

0 •.,........ 1336216 ..._......................... 1000 1 . . C 1000 1'511

aI8 ........... 600Q107 .......................................... 5000 I ... 0 5000 122701

5972736

1I~~92

Ammo""""

AmmonrlA'n

Atnmonoum

A.mrnorwurn

dbaSlC

"mmonoum

Ammon,

Arnmonun

H....,dous

Atnmonoum

AUTwun

Ammonoum

Atnmonoum

Atnmonoum

AJdun" ...

~AnwlQme

ISO'"

My! cNoncle

Atnrltole

4 'Mw'OPJ" Iciln.

,.""""""'"

•.Amng.

bInIe,

2·Amng.

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AUTwun

Allyl llcohoI

Ammorwurn

Environmental Protection Agency· • § 302.4

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIESContinued

(s.. Iootno," I' end 01 1"""" :102'1

--.....

""""""'"

-

§ 302.4

(e 40 CFR Ch. I (7-1"'7 Edition)

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIES-

••

Continued

ISec IooInO'OI" end olbble ~2 "' -'-- '1---SIIIulory f .... RO

I :,:';:~:::= ~:-T~' . HUlfOOu' Substanc. RCRA

Wu'e c.."lIG" ,., PoundslKg)

Ace ..e aCId. 11I'\yte,l... UI12 0 ~122701

Acel< aod. lluoto·, &2741 f"""...C.llC .cod. I' • POse A lOIH.) oocIoum ..n IOOum sail.

AcOhC acId.•Id ..... :10.012 lead aC.'ate ..............

.'./

seoe I1,1 I

Uu. I

0 , ~'C2270)

Ace.,c .cod. Ihall..m(I) S63688 'hllIoum(l) .C.IIIe., I' I U211 9 100 CI~ II ..II

Acahe anhr(Jrl(le I 108241 I·· ..····.. ··· ...:........... / 1000 I

I ,....

=....,0

I

5000 12210)

Ac.'""",," ""'.N· 167~217~ Melhomyl............................ I' • 9 100 115 II llmelhYlCarb.moyl)

0', 1It\oO·. me'hyl ....r

Acelone I

67~ I 12.Ptop.nono................... , I' I

I

I

u002 I

0

I

5000 122701

Acetone cy.nohydrln 1~665 2·M.lhytl.Clo,..r.e......... 10 I .• 1'069 A 10 CI511 Pt.....nonitrM. 2·

hydfo..,·2·melhyl.

Ac"IO"",II. I 750se EIhano,.lrole .................... / I' I • I

u003 I

0

I

5000 C22101

J.l"PhI· 81612 WI"orin .......................... I' • POO. 9 100 115.1 Aco,ony"",nzytl' •.

hydlOlycuuR'4l1n Ind

UII~

Ace1OPhenone I 96862 E.hlnone. I·phonyl· ..........1 I" I • I

UOOI I0

I

5000 (22101

!

2·Acerylatnlnol1ilOflne I 53963 Ac•••mlCIO. N·SH· I' • u005 X II (0 I~.I

I lIuoten·2·y1·.

AC.... bO_ i ~961 sooo 1 ...... 0 5000 (22101 I Ace!yt CNOIide' I 75365 EthlnoyI chlot"'. '" ... soeo I.• IJOO6 0 5000 (22101

I.Acetyt·2·lhtOut., I 5SI082 Ac.tamlClO. N. I' I P002 C 1000 ('511

I (1nW>OIh""ome'hyIl'

ACfole-n I 101028 2·Pt.....nol ......................... I 1.2.' P003 X I 10 '~'I

I Acrytlmodo ; 7006. 2·P'oponomodo .......... I' • UOOI 0 5000 (2270) ,

Aery'" It'" I 1SI07 2·PrCJPlflOlC .cod ............... I' • uooe 0 5000 122701 I

I

A'rylono,rdl I 101131 2·Propene,.~d............... 100 1.2.' UOO9 9 100' I'~ "'

M~ .c.1d I IlI00S ....................... ,........... 5000 1 ................. 0 5000 12210)

All,..,.. 3Ip·...ll. 11882J ....lpNlan ....................... I' (flOottU"I,.,n.fl(JI • UI50 X " 101511

pt""l,t, .

"Idoc.rtl , 116063 I "'OPIno'. 2·melhyl.2. I I' I • I P070 I X I 1 lei'5'1 ImelhylU",,)·. O·

Ilmelhyl'lTWlOl

CI/tlonyllo.ocne.

918 919
- ----------- ------ - -------

:.Jr these substances, and sets forth

:ne notification requirements for reo

leases of these substances. This regulatlon also sets forlh reportable quantlties lor hazardous substances designal·

ed under section JI1<bll2llA) of lhe

Clean Water A·ct.

j 302.2 Abbreviation•.

·;ASRN ..ChemIcal Abstracts Service Rells·

Iry Number

:lCRA..Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1916. as amended

lo-pound

kg-kilogram

RQ=reportable quantity

§ 302.3 Definitions.

As used in lhls part. all terms shall

have the meaning set forth below:

"The Act". "CERCLA". or "Super·

fund" means the Comprehensive Envl·

ronmenlal Response. Compensation.

and Liability Acl of 1980 (Pub. L. 96-

510);

"Administrator" means the Adrnlnlstrator of the United Slales Environ·

mental Protection Agency ("EPA");

"Consumer product" shall have the

meaning stated In IS U.S.C. 2052;

"Environment" means (1) lhe navlgable waters, the waters of the contlguous zone. and the ocean waters of

which the natural resources are under

the exclusive management authorily

of the United Slates under the Fish·

ery Conservation and Managemenl

Act of 1916. and (2) any other surface

water, ground water. drinking water

supply. land surface or subsurface

strata. or ambient air within lhe

United Slates or under the Jurisdiction

of the Uniled States;

"Facility" means (1) any building.

structure. Installation. equipment,

pipe or pipeline (including any pipe

:nto a sewer or publicly owned treat-

':lent works). well. pit. pond. lagoon.

'mpoundment. ditch. landfill. storage

rontalner, motor vehicle. roiling stock.

or aircraft. or (2) any site or area

where a hazardous SUbstance has been

deposited. stored. disposed of. or

placed. or otherwise come to be located; but does nol include any consumer

product in consumer use or any vessel;

"Hazardous substance" means any

substance designated pursuant to 40

crn Part 302;

TABLE 302.4-L1ST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIES

I~) ~j'

4 302.4

under section 101(14) of the Act If il

exhibits any oC the characteristics

Identilled In 40 crn 261.20 through

261.24.

Non:: The numbers under the column

headed "CASRN" are the Chemical Ab·

stracts Service Registry Numbers for each

hazardous substance. Other names by which each hazardous substance Is Identified In

other statutes and their Implemenllng resu- lations are provided In the "Relulatory Syn·

envms" column. The "Statutory RQ"

column lists the RQs ror hazardous substances established by seclion 102 of

CERCLA. The "Statutory Code" column Indlcates the statutory source for deslrnallnl

each substance as a CERCLA hazardous

substance: "I" Indicates Ihat. the statutory source Is section 31I<b)(4) of the Clean

Water Act. "2" Indicates that the source Is

section 301(a) or the Clean Water Act, "3"

Indicates that the source Is section 112 or

the Clean Air Act. and "4" Indicates Ihat

lhe source Ls RCRA section 3001. The

"RCRA Waste Number" column provides

the waste IdentlClcatlon numbers assigned

to various substances by RCRA resutauons.

The column headed "Category" lists the'

code letters "X:' "A," "0," "C:' and "0,"

which are associated with reportable quanuties or 1. 10. 100. 1000. and 5000 pounds, reo spectlvely. The "Pounds (kg)" column provldes the reportable quantity Ior each hazardous substance In pounds and kllolrams.

917

lSoeloolnCl'" a'end 01 Table 302.41

s..tut.,.., FonalRO

HUlldOul Substance CASRN R~IOlY SY"O"1"lS RCRA Cale<p RQ Codal WasIe Poun'''IKgl

- ry

'---' ---- "ceoaphthen. "." ., ...... 83329 .... ............ ,. 2 ........... 8 100 14S41

Ac:enaphlhylene ............... 208D66 ......... ............................... .. 2 .......... 0 5000 (22101

AcellkSohrde ................ Isola EIN................_............... 1000 1.4 UOOI C 1000 (4S41

Acelaklehyde. cl\lofo- ....... 101200 CNotoace..IcIeI.,.de........... ,. 4 1'023 C '000 (454)

Ace"ldehyde. bO;Nolo-.... ISSl8 000r............................... ,. 4 U034 X "10 4!>Ol

Ace••mldo.N· 591082 I·Ac.""·2·~.............. .. 4 P002 C tooo 14S41

(........'hoO.on"'lI1yQ·.

""".."""". N·(4· 82442 1'I16noc."".......................... ,. 4 UIII lC ., (0 d41

alhOayp/lenyl)·.

Ace..~. N·!lH· S396J 2·Acaty\lnW1Olblr_ ...... ,. 4 UOOS lC

I

., (0.4S41

~JCl....,·2·~·

Aca"-.2·""",0- .. 640191 Fuoroacetamide ._..._....... ,. 4 1'OS7 8 t0014S 41

Ac.e.c ood ..................... 64191 ....................-.._-._....... 1000 , .... ," 0

I 5000 122701

§ 302A Designation or hazardnue lubstancea.

(a) Luted hazardous substances. The

elements and compounds and hazard- ous wastes appearing In Table 302.4

are designated as hazardous substances under section 102(a) of the

Acl.

(b) Unlisted hazardous substances. A

solid waste, as dellned In 40 CPR

261.2. Which Is not excluded from resulallon as a hazardous waste under 40

CPR 261.4(b). Is a hazardous substance

Environmental Protection Agency

"Reportable quantlty" means that

quantity, as set forth In lhis part. the

release of which requires noLlflcalion

pursuant to this part;

"United States" Include the several

States of the United States. the Distrlct of Columbia. the Commonwealth

of Puerto Rico. Guam. American

·Samoa. the Unlled Slates Virgin Islands. the Commonwealth ot the

Norlhern Marianas. and any other territory or possession over which lhe

Unlled States has Jurisdiction; and

"Vessel" means every description of

watercraft or other artificial contrlv- ance used. or capable of being used. as

a means of transportation on water.

B

40 CFR Ch. I (7-1-87 Edilion).

"Hazardous wasle" shall have lhe

meaning provided In 40 CFR 261.3;

"Navigable waters" or "navigable

waters of the United States means

waters of the Uniled Stales. Including

the territorial seas;

"Offshore facility" means any Iacillty of any kind located In. on. or under.

any of the navigable waters ot the

United States. and any facility of any

kind which Is subject to the Iurtsdlctlon of the Unlled States and 13 located In. on. or under any other waters,

other than a vessel or a public vessel;

"Onshore facility" means any Caclll·

ty (Including, but nolllmited to. motor

vehicles and rolling stock) of any kind

-Iocated In. on. or under. any land or

non-navigable waters within the

United Slates;

"Person" means an Individual. firm.

corporation. association. partnership,

consortium. Joint venture, commercial

entity. United States Government.

Stale. munlcipallty, commission. polltical subdlvislon of a State. or any

Interstate body;

"Release" means any spll1lng. leak·

Ing. pumping. pouring. emitting. ernptying. discharging. Injecting. escaping.

leaching. dumping, or disposing Into

the environment. but excludes (1) any

release which results In exposure to

persons solely within a workplace.

wilh respect. to a claim which such

persons may assert against the ernployer of such persons. (2) emissions

from the engine exhaust of a motor

vehicle. roiling stock. aircraft. vessel. or pipeline pumping slallon engine. (3)

release of source. byproduct. or special

nuclear material from a nuclear Incldent. as those terms are defined In the

Atomic Energy Act of 1954. If such reo

lease Is subject to requirements with

respect to lInanclal protecuon estabIished by the Nuclear Regulalory

Commission under section 110 of such

Act. or for the purposes or section 104

of the Comprehensive Environmental

Response, Compensation. and Liability

Act. or any ot.her response action. any

release oC source. byproduct. or special

nuclear material Irom any processing

site designated unde r secuon 102(a)(1 )

or 302(a) of the Uranium Mill Talllngs

Radiation Control Act of 1918. and (4)

the normal application oC fertilizer;

916 UJ

302.1
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** This OAR Division is as the Secretary of State has

** published it except for some font and format changes.

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DIVISION 109

MANAGEl.\1ENT OF PESTICIDE WASTES

General

Purpose and Applicability

340-109-001 (1) The purpose of this Division is to specify procedures for managing residues and empty

containers produced by the use of pesticides.

(2) The requirements of this Division apply to any person who produces pesticide residue or empty pesticide

containers if such residue or empty containers are not subject to regulation under Divisions 100 to 106. .

• (3) Pesticide residues and empty pesticide containers managed under this Division may alternatively be

managed under Divisions 100 to 106.

(4) Pesticide residues or empty pesticide containers produced from household use are not regulated.

Stat. Auth.: Ch. 183, 459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 17-1984. f. & ef. 8-22-84

.~

Definitions

340-109-002 As used in these rules unless otherwise specified:

(1) "Aeration" means a specific treatment for decontaminating an empty volatile substance container

consisting of removing the closure and placing the container in an inverted position for at least 24 hours.

(2) "Beneficial Use" means the return of a pesticide residue or empty pesticide container without processing

to the economic mainstream as a substitute for raw materials in an industrial process or as a commercial

product (e.g., melting a container for scrap metal).

(3) "Department" means the Department of Environmental Quality.

(4) "Empty Container" means a container from which: .

(a) All the contents have been removed that can be removed using the practices commonly employed to

remove materials from that type of container; and

(b)(A) No more than one inch of residue remains on the bottom of the container; or

(B) No more than three percent of the total capacity of the container remains in the container if the container

is less than or equal to 110 gallons in size; or

(C) No more than 0.3% of the total capacity of the container remains in the container or inner liner if the

container is greater than 110 gallons in size; or

(D) If the material is a compressed gas, the pressure in the container is atmospheric.

(5) "Household Use" means use in or around households (including single and multiple residences, hotels

and motels). .
(0

(6) "Jet Rinsing" means a specific treatment for an empty container using the following procedure:

(a) A nozzle is inserted into the container, or the empty container is

inverted over a nozzle such that all interior surfaces of the container can be rinsed; and .

(b) The c~ntain~r i~ th?roughly rinse~ using an appropriate solvent.. . . ( C~ (7) "Multiple Rinsing' means a specific treatment for an empty contamer repeatmg the following procedure

a minimum of three times:

(a) An appropriate solvent is placed in the container in an amount equal to at least 10% of the container

volume; and

(b) The container is agitated to rinse all interior surfaces; and

(c) The container is opened and drained, allowing at least 30 seconds after drips start.

(8) "Pesticide" means any substance or combination of substances intended for the purpose of defoliating

plants or for the preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating of insects, fungi, weeds, rodents, or

predatory animals; including but not limited to defoliants, desiccants, fungicides, herbicides, insecticides,

and nematocides as defined by ORS 634.006.

(9) "Pesticide Equipment" means any equipment, machinery or device used in the preparation for use or

application of pesticides, including but not limited to aircraft, ground spraying equipment, hoppers, tanks,

booms and hoses.

(10) "Pesticide Residue" means substances produced by the use of pesticides including, but not limited to

unused commercial pesticides or spray mixtures, container rinsings and pesticide equipment washings.

(11) "Public-Use Airport"

means an airport open to the flying public which mayor may not be attended or have service available.

(12) "Reuse" means the return of a commodity to the economic mainstream for use in the same kind of

application as before without change in its identity (e.g., a container used to repackage a pesticide

formulation).

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84

i .

Pesticides

Pesticide Residue Management

340-109-010 (1) A person producing pesticide residue shall make every effort to beneficially use or reuse

such residue.

(2) A person producing pesticide residue at a public-use airport, pesticide dealership or other permanent base

of operation, and who does not beneficially use or reuse such residue, must manage the residue in a facility

having a Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) permit issued pursuant to OAR Chapter 340, Division 14,

or as otherwise authorized by the Department. Such management shall be in conformance with the following

performance standards:

(a) Containment by anyone or combination of: physical means (e.g., natural or man-made liners), chemical

means (e.g., adsorption-absorption layers), or other equivalent means;

(b) Detoxification by anyone or combination of: physical means (e.g., solar radiation), chemical means

(e.g., hydrolysis), biological means (e.g., microbial degradation), or other equivalent means;

(c) Volume reduction by any one or combination of: evaporation, evapo-transpiration, use for new product

makeup, or other equivalent means; and

(d) Protection of groundwater and surface waters by anyone or combination

of: system design, construction materials, or a groundwater monitoring program. (r>

(3) A person producing pesticide residue at a temporary base of operation, and who does not beneficially us~_,

or reuse such residue, must manage such residue either:

(a) At a permitted facility;

(b) By spraying on the ground, provided:
, (A) The residue is sprayed under pressure through a nozzle which is moving at a sufficient rate of speed so

as not to saturate the ground with waste;

(B) The person doing the spraying owns or controls the management of the ground, or receives permission

; • from the manager, owner, or controller of the ground;

(C) The spray site location will not endanger surface water or groundwater, or pose a hazard to humans,

wildlife (game and non-game animals) or domestic animals; and

(D) If applied to agriculture land, the pesticide residue will not result in excessive or prohibited residuals in

current or subsequent crops.

(4) A person who spills pesticide residue shall:

(a) Report spills in excess of 200 pounds (approximately 25 gallons) to the Oregon Emergency Management

Division (telephone 800-452-0311); and

(b) Clean up such spill in accordance with rule 340-108:-010.

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468 .

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 17-1984, f. & ef. 8-22-84

Empty Containers

ce

,r.

Empty Container Management

340-109-020 (1) Empty rigid pesticide containers, including but not limited to cans, pails, buckets or drums

constructed of metal, plastic, glass, or fiber may be managed as ordinary solid waste and decontaminated,

verified and altered as follows:

(a) Decontamination consists of removing any residual by:

(A) Jet or multiple rinsing;

(B) Aeration of volatile substances;

COMMENT: For purposes of this rule, all fumigants are considered to be volatile.

(C) Chemical washing methods such as those used to recondition metal drums; or

(D) Other methods that have been shown in the scientific literature, or by generator tests, to achieve

equivalent removal.

(b) Verification consists of observing no residue on the interior surface of the container, or no turbidity (less

than 5 Nephelometric turbidity units) in a sample rinse when a diluent, which does not solubilize the residue,

is placed in the container to fill five percent of its volume and agitated for 30 seconds.

(c) Alteration consists of puncturing or removing both ends and crushing the container except that:

(A) 30-gallon or larger containers shall be punctured or have their ends removed but need not be crushed;

(B) Containers to be beneficially used or reused need not be altered if alteration would interfere with such

use or reuse; and

(C) Gas cylinders shall be altered by removing the closure valve or valve stem to ensure venting.

COMMENT: Extreme caution should be exercised in altering containers having held flammable pesticides or solvents.

(2) Empty non-rigid pesticide containers, including paper, paper-laminated and paper-laminated foil bags,

may be managed as ordinary solid waste and disposed as follows:

(a) In a permittedsolid waste landfill; or

(b) Burned in an incinerator or boiler which has been permitted by the Department; or

(c) Open burned in less than 50 pound lots on-site on the day of generation or as soon thereafter as feasible

provided the site is not a public-use airport, distributorship or other permanent base of operation and the

burning does not emit dense smoke, noxious odor or creates a public nuisance. Open burning shall be in

compliance with OAR Chapter 340, Division 23, local fire district requirements, and in such a manner as to

protect public health and the environment. The ash and foil liners must be buried after burning..

(3) Farmers may bury empty non-rigid or decontaminated rigid pesticide containers on their own property

provided: .

(a) The containers were generated from their own use; and
(b) The burial site is on flat ground, not in a swale, and at least 500 feet from surface water or any well.

(4) No person shall use or provide for use empty or decontaminated pesticide containers to store food, fiber

or water intended for human or animal consumption.

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 17-1984. f. & ef. 8-22-84

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DIVISION 110

POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS (PCBs)

General

Purpose, Scope and Applicability

340-110-001 (1) The purpose of this Division is to establish requirements for the storage, treatment, disposal

and marking prior to disposal of PCB and PCB items.

I • (2) These regulations are in addition to and do not preempt any local, state or federal statutes or regulations.

(3) This Division incorporates, by reference, PCB management regulations of the federal program, included

in 40 CFR Part 761 as of July 1, 1989 and amendments to 40 CFRPart 761 in 54 FR 52716 of December

21, 1989, into Oregon Administrative Rules. Persons must consult 40 CFR Part 761 in addition to this

Division to determine all applicable PCB management requirements. Persons must also consult Division 120

of this chapter for additional siting and permitting requirements for PCB disposal.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & 468

His£.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

Definitions

340-110-003 (1) The definitions of the following sections are added to 40 CFR 761.3.

(2) The definitions of OAR 340~I()()-o10.

(3) For the purpose of this Division:

(a) "Agency's Regional Administrator in the EPA Region in Which the PCBs are Located" means the

Department;

(b) "Agency" means the Department;

(c) "Approve" means permit;

(d) "Approved" means permitted;

• (e) "Approval" means permit; .

(f) "Assistant Administrator for Pesticides and Toxic Substances" means the Department;

(g) "Appropriate Regional Administrator" means the Department;

(h) "Chemical Waste Landfill" means PCB landfill;
(i) "Environmental Protection Agency" and "EPA" means the Department;

(j) "Initial Report" means application;

(k) "Receive Written Approval" means obtain a permit;

(1) "Regional Administrator" means the Department.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Manufacturing, Processing, Distribution in Commerce and Use of PCB and PCB Items

340-110-020 The provisions of 40 CFR 761.20 through 761.30 are deleted.

N01E: 40 cm 761.20(e) is adopted by reference with the adoption of 40 CFR, Part 279 (Used Oil Management.Regulations) in

OAR 340-100-002. 40 cm 279.10(i) requires used oil marketers and burners of used oil containing quantifiable levels of PCBs to

meet the standards in 40 cm 761.20(e).

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 192,465.009,466.015,466.020,466.075,466.090,468.020 & Ch. 646

Hist.: DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91); DEQ 6-1994, f. & cert. ef. 3-22-94

Marking of PCB and PCB Items

340-110-040 The provisions of 40 CFR 761.40 through 761.59 are applicable only as they relate to items

removed from service for disposal.

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Environmental Quality.] .

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183 & 459

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Marking Formats

340-110-045 [DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84;

Repealed by DEQ 12-1986, .

f. & ef. 5-20-86]

Treatment and Disposal

340-110-060 (1) Sections (2) through (4) of this role are added to the provisions of 40 CFR 761.60(a).

(2) "PCB disposal facility" includes a facility for treatment or disposal of PCB or PCB items.

(3) No person shall treat or dispose of PCB or PCB items except at a PCB disposal facility permitted by the

Department. .

(4) No person shallestablish, 'construct or operate a PCB disposal facility without a permit issued by the

Department.

[Publications: The publieation(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Additional Disposal Requirements

340-110-061 (1) The provisions of 40 CFR 761.60(d)(1) are replaced by section (2) of this rule.

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(2) Spills. Spills. leaks and other uncontrolled discharges of PCB constitute disposal of PCB and shall be

reported and managed in accordance with Division 108.

(3) Section (4) of this rule is added to the provisions of 40 CFR 761.60(e).

• 4) The permit shall be issued in accordance with Divisions 106 and 120 and may contain conditions and

provisions as the Department deems appropriate.

(5) Section (6) of this rule is added to 40 CFR 761.60.

(6) Waste Oil. The use of waste oil that contains any detectable concentration of PCB as a sealant coating or

dust control agent is prohibited. Prohibited uses include, but are not limited to, road oiling, general dust

control, use as a pesticide carrier and use as a rust preventative on pipes.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: ORS Ch. 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 6-1987, f. & ef. 3-5-87

Storage for Disposal

340-110-065 (1) The provisions of 40 CFR 761.65(c)(7)(ii) are replaced by section (2) of this rule.

(2) The owners or operators of any facility using containers described in CFR 761.65(c)(7)(i) shall prepare

and implement a Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) plan as described in 40 CFR Part

112. In complying with 40 CFR Part 112, the owner or operator shall read "oil(s)" as

"PCB(s)" whenever it appears.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

( • Environmental Quality.]

"..at. Auth.: ORS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hisr.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Incineration

340-110-670 (1) The Commission shall not issue a permit for any facility designed to dispose of PCB by

incineration unless:

(a) The facility is also equipped to incinerate hazardous waste; and

(b) The applicant has received all federal and state permits required to operate a hazardous waste incinerator.

(2) An incinerator that disposes of PCB or PCB items must incinerate more hazardous waste than PCB. Any

permit issued by the Commission for the incineration of PCB or PCB items shall contain a condition

requiring the incineration of at least this level of hazardous waste.

(3) An incinerator used for the incineration of PCB or PCB items shall be permitted by the Department

pursuant to Divisions 106 and 120.

NOTE: The owner or operator of an incinerator may also have to obtain an Air Contaminant Discharge Permit from the

Department and such permit may establish standards and requirements more stringent than those of 40 CFR 761.70 or this Division.

(4) Section (5) of this rule is added to the provisions of 40 CFR 761.70(d)(1). .

(5) Information which shows that Subparts B, C, D, F, G and H of 40 CFR 264 will be met when applied

to the incineration of PCB and PCB items.

(6) The provisions of 40 CFR 761.70(d)(8) are replaced by section (7) of this rule.

.. • (7) Transfer of Property. The permit is personal to the permittee and is nontransferable. A new owner or

:... operator shall comply with OAR 340-105-o10(2)(d)(B)(iv).

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]
i Stat. Auth.: DRS Ch. 183,459 & 468

I Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Landfilling

340-110-075 (1) Section (2) of this rule is added to the provisions of 40 CFR 761.75(c)(1).

(2) Information which shows that Subparts B, C, D, F, G, H· and N of 40 CFR 264 will be met when

applied to PCB landfills.

(3) The provisions of 40 CFR 761.75(c)(7) are replaced by section (4) of this rule.

(4) Transfer of property. The permit is personal to the permittee and is nontransferable. A new owner or

operator shall comply with OAR 340-105-010(2)(d)(B)(iv).

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[Publications: The publiCation(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth.: DRS Ch. 183,459 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Permits

340-110-077 (1) The procedures and require-ments of Divisions 105 and 120 shall be followed by an

applicant for a PCB disposal facility permit.

(2) The procedures of Divisions 106 and 120 will be followed when issuing permits required by this

Division.

Stat. Auth.: DRS Ch. 183, 459 & 468

. Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Decontamination

. 340-110-079 [DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84;

Repealed by DEQ 12-1986,

f. & ef. 5-20-86]

Records and Reports

Records and Monitoring

340-110-080 The provisions of 40 CFR 761.185 through 761.193 are deleted.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.] .,

.Stat. Auth.: DRS Ch. 183,459,466.020,466.075,466.105,466.195 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 7-1984, f. & ef. 4-26-84; DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86; DEQ 4-1991, f. & cert. ef. 3-15-91 (and corrected 6-20-91)

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DIVISION 120

ADDITIONAL SITING AND PERMITTING REQUIREl\1ENTS FOR

HAZARDOUS WASTE AND PCB TREAThlENT AND DISPOSAL FACILITIES

Purpose and Applicability

340-120-001 (1) To protect the public health and safety and the environment, the Commission fmds that it is

in the state's best interest to more fully regulate and review proposals to treat or dispose of hazardous waste

and PCB. The purpose of this Division is to establish a supplemental siting and permitting procedure for

most types of hazardous waste and PCB treatment and disposal facilities.

COl\1MENT: Under Federal law hazardous waste incineration and other treatment techniques are considered "treatment" and PCB

incineration and other treatment techniques are considered "disposal". To be consistent, Divison 120 utilizes the same definitions.

(2) All parts of ths Division apply to new:

(a) Hazardous waste and PCB treatment and disposal facilities located off

the site of waste generation (off-site); and

(b) Hazardous waste and PCB land disposal facilities located on the site of waste generation (on-site).

(3) Facilities described in section (2)(a) of this rule that receive less than 50 percent of waste on a weekly

basis from off the site may be located inside urban growth boundaries as defined by ORS 197.295 and

therefore do not have to meet 0AR34O-120-OlO(d)(A)(i) and 34O-120-015(1)(a).

(4) New hazardous waste and PCB treatment and disposal facilities, other than land disposal facilities,

located on the site of waste generation (on-site), are only subject to these parts of Division 120:

(a) OAR 34O-120-010(2)(c) -Technology and Design;

(b) OAR 340-120-010(2)(e) - Property Line Setback;

(c) OAR 34O-120-010(2)(g) - Owner and Operator Capability;

(d) OAR 34O-120-01O(2)(h) - Compliance History;

(e)OAR 340-120-020 - Community Participation;

(t) OAR 340-120-030 - Permit Application Fee.

(5) For the purposes of this Division, a facility can receive, with the Department approval, as much as ten

percent of waste on a weekly basis from off the site and be an on-site facility.

(6) For the purposes of this Division, a new facility means:

(a) A facility for which an original permit application was submitted after the effective date of this Division;

or

(b) A facility where a different type of treatment or disposal is being proposed (i.e., adding incineration at a

facility utilizing disposal, or changing from chemical treatment to biological treatment at a facility).

(7) This Division does not apply to: .

(a) Portable hazardous waste and PCB treatment and disposal facilities that are located on a single site of

generation (on-site) less than 15 days each year;
(b) Hazardous waste and PCB treatment or disposal sites involved in remedial action under ORS Chapter 466

or closing under Divisions 100 through 110 of this chapter;

(c) Facilities treating hazardous waste pursuant to the recycling requirements of 40 CFR 261.6;

(d) Emergency permits issued by the Director according to 40 CFR 270.61; and C~

(e) Facilities permitted by the Deparnnent to manage municipal or industrial solid waste, if the hazardous

waste the facilities treat or dispose of is excluded from regulation by 40 CFR 261.5.

(8) The requirements of this Division are supplemental to those of Divisions 100 through 110 of this

Chapter. The definitions of OAR 340-100-010 and 340-110-003 apply to this Division.

[Publications: The publication(s) referred to or incorporated by reference in this rule are available from the Department of

Environmental Quality.]

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Pennitting Procedure

340-120-005 (1) A three step permitting procedure is required for facilities listed in OAR 340-120-001(2).

The three steps are:

(a) Submit a request for and obtain an Authorization to Proceed from the Department;

(b) Submit a request for and obtain a Land Use Compatibility Statement from the local government with land

use jurisdiction or as applicable, from the Department; and

(c) Submit a complete application for and obtain a treatment or disposal permit pursuant to Divisions 105,

106 and 110 of this Chapter from the Department, or as applicable, from the Commission.

(2) An initial period is established during which the Department shall accept requests for an Authorization to

Proceed. The initial period begins May 15, 1986 and ends January 1, 1987. The Department shall wait unti1o·

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at least the end of the initial period before approving or denying any of the requests. \_-.

(3) Requests for an Authorization to Proceed received by the Department after January 1, 1987 must include

information to allow the Commission to find there is a need for a new facility. The Department cannot

approve an Authorization to Proceed request received after January 1, 1987

until the Commission makes this fmding.

(4) Each request for an Authorization to Proceed will be reviewed for completeness by the Department

within 90 days of its receipt. If an applicant fails to correct deficiencies within 90 days of written notice from

the Department, the Department may deny the request.

(5) After obtaining an Authorization to Proceed and a Land Use Compatibility Statement, an applicant may

apply for a hazardous waste or PCB treatment or disposal permit pursuant to Divisions 105, 106 and 110 of

this Chapter.

(6) To retain an Authorization to Proceed, an applicant shall:

(a) Submit a request to the appropriate planning jurisdiction for the Land Use compatibility Statement within

90 days of issuance of the Authorization to Proceed;

(b) Submit an application for a treatment or disposal permit to the Department within 6 months of issuance of

the Land Use Compatibility Statement.

(7) Ifthe Department or Commission denies the permit, the Authorization to Proceed is revoked.

(8) The owner of an existing facility with an effective permit must reapply according to the provisions of

OAR 340-105-010(4) before the expiration of the existing permit. Upon reapplication:

(a) The applicant of a facility described in OAR 340-120-001(2) shall demonstrate the criteria of OAR

340-120-010(2)(a)(A), (b)(B), (b)(C), (c), (e), (g) and (h) and 340-120-025 are being met. r _

(b) The applicant of a facility described in OAR 340-120-001(4) shall demonstrate that the Property LinlC)

Setback criterion of OAR 340-120-010(2)(e) is being met.

(9) The Property Line Setback criterion of OAR 340-120-010(2)(e) shall apply to the existing Chern-Security

Systems, Inc., hazardous waste and PCB disposal facility eight years from the effective date of this rule.
COl\'lMENT: Section 9 of this rule does not pertalli:"toIJr -derermine the duration of any permit issued by the Commission to

Chern-Security in response to the application for a permit pending before the Commission on the effective date of this rule,

.: .AUth: ORS Ch. 466 & 468

'. .: DEQ 12-1986. f. & ef. 5-20-86

Contents of an Authorization to Proceed Request

340-120-010 (1) An Authorization to Proceed request shall demonstrate that the proposed facility meets the

criteria presented in section (2) of this rule. If the facility does not meet all of the criteria, the Department

shall deny the request.

(2) Criteria that must be met to obtain an Authorization to Proceed:

(a) Need:

(A) The facility is needed, because:

(i) Of a lack of adequate current treatment or disposal capacity to handle hazardous waste or PCB generated

by Oregon companies; or

(ii) Its operation would result in a higher level of protection of the public health and safety or environment;

or

(iii) Its operation will significantly lower treatment or disposal costs to Oregon companies, excluding

transportation costs within states that are parties to the Northwest Interstate Compact on Low-Level

Radioactive Waste Management as set forth in ORS 469.930.

(B) The facility shall significantly add to the range of the hazardous waste or PCB handled or to the type of

technology already employed at a permitted treatment or disposal facility in states that are parties to the

Northwest Interstate Compact on Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management;

(C) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (2)(a)(A) of this rule, the Department may deny' an

;' '.:'.Authorization to Proceed request if the Department finds that capacity at other treatment or disposal facilities

',: .t negate the need for a particular facility in Oregon. .

(b) Capacity:

(A) The facility shall not be sized less than what is needed, in conjunction with existing facilities in. the

Northwest Compact States, to treat or dispose of all hazardous waste or PCB generated, or reasonably

projected to be generated over the next ten years, in Oregon;

(B) The facility shall not be sized greater than needed to treat or dispose of all haiardous waste or PCB

generated, or reasonably projected to be generated over the next ten years, in states that are parties to the

Northwest Interstate Compact on Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management;

(C) If the facility is sized to treat or dispose of more hazardous waste or PCB generated outside Oregon than

hazardous waste or PCB generated in Oregon, the applicant must demonstrate to the Department that the

additional size is needed to make the proposed facility economically feasible;

(D) If all of the criteria of rule 340-120-010(2) are met, the Commission may give preference to a proposed

facility which is sized more closely to what is needed to treat or dispose of hazardous waste or PCB

generated in Oregon. ,.

(c) Technology and Design. The facility shall use the best available technology as determined by the

Department for treatment and disposal of hazardous waste and PCB. The facility shall use the highest and

best practicable treatment and/or control as determined by the Department to protect public health and safety

and the environment;

(d) Location:

(A) The facility shall be sited at least one mile from:

.: '.(i) Areas within urban growth boundaries as defined by ORS 197.295; .

( (ii) Wilderness, parks, and recreation areas as designated or identified (if appropriate) in the applicable local

comprehensive plan or zoning maps; .

(iii) Schools, churches, hospitals; nursing homes, retail centers, stadiums, auditoriums and residences except

those owned by the applicant and necessary for the operation of the facility. .
(B) The Department may c'6rtS1d"era'lesser distance for subparagraphs (2)(d)(A)(ii) and (iii) if the applicant

demonstrates that the lesser distance adequately protects the public health and safety and the environment.

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(A) Hazardous waste and PCB treatment and disposal facilities, other than land disposal facilities, on the site,C

of waste generation shall have at least a 250 foot separation between active waste management areas and

facilities, and property boundaries;

'(B) Hazardous waste' and PCB treatment and disposal facilities off the site of waste generation and land

disposal facilities on the site of waste generation shall have at least a 1,000 foot separation between active

waste management areas and facilities, and property boundaries.

(t) Groundwater Protection:

(A) Using the Groundwater Quality Protection Evaluaton Matrix as shown in Table 2 of this Division:

(i) Surface impoundments, land treatment facilities and waste piles shall only be located on an area rated as 2

or 3;

(ii) Landfills shall only be located on an area rated as 3.

(B) Hazardous waste and PCB facilities not listed in subparagraphs (2)(t)(A)(i) or (2)(t)(A)(ii) need not meet

this criterion to obtain an Authorization to Proceed.

(g) Owner and Operator Capability. The owner, any parent company of the owner and the operator must

demonstrate adequate financial and technical capability to properly construct and operate the facility. As

evidence of financial capability, the following shall be submitted:

(A) Financial statements of the owner, any parent company of the owner, and the operator audited by an

independent certified public accountant for three years immediately prior to the application;

(B) The estimated cost of construction and a plan detailing how the construction will be funded; and

(C) A three year projection, from the date the facility is scheduled to begin operating, of revenues and

expenditures related to operating the facility. The projection should have sufficient detail to determine the,0'

fmancial capability of the owner, any parent company of the owner and the'

operator to properly operate the facility. '

(h) Compliance History:

(A) The compliance history in owning and operating other similar facilities, if any, must indicate that the

owner, any parent" company of the owner and the operator have an ability and willingness to operate the

proposed facility in compliance with the provisions of ORS Chapter 466 and any permit conditions that may

be issued by the Department or Commission. As evidence of ability and willingness, the following shall be

submitted:

(i) A listing of all responses to past actual violations identified by EPA or the appropriate state regulatory

agency within the five years immediately preceding the filing of the request for an Authorization to Proceed

at any similar facility owned or operated by the applicant, owner, any parent company of the owner or

operator during the period when the actions causing the violations occurred; and

(ii) Any written correspondence from EPA and the appropriate state regulatory agency which discusses the

present compliance status of any similar facility owned or operated by the applicant, owner, any parent

company of the owner or operator.

(B) Upon request of the Department, the applicant shall also provide responses to the

past violations identified prior to the five years preceding the filing of an Authorization to

Proceed and the specific compliance history for a particular facility owned or operated by the applicant, any

parent company of the owner or operator.

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Land Use Compatibility Findings

340-120-015 (1) For facilities listed in OAR 340-120-001(2), the land use compatibility statement of OAR

340-105-013 must include findings that at least considered the following criteria:
(a) To assure low density populations around a facilityl the facility shall be sited at least the following

distances from an acknowledged urban growth boundary:

.~) One mile from areas within an urban growth boundary containing a population of 2500 people or less;

~) Two miles from areas within an urban growth boundary containing a population between 2,500 and

10,000 people; and

(C) Three miles from areas within an urban growth boundary containing a population of 10,000 people or

greater.

(b) The facility shall be sited at least one mile from the following, as-designated or identified (if appropriate)

in the comprehensive plan or on zoning maps:

(A) Schools, churches, hospitals, nursing homes, retail centers, stadiums, auditoriums or residences not

owned by the applicant;

(B) Wilderness, parks, and recreation areas;

(C) Scenic view sites;

(0) Federal and state scenic waterways;

(E) Destination resorts;

(F) Rural communities and rural residential areas;

(G) Public airports.

(c) The facility shall be sited at least one quarter mile from the following, as designated or identified (if

appropriate) in the comprehensive plan or on zoning maps:

(A) Perennial surface water (including rivers, streams, lakes, oceans, and reservoirs),

estuaries and wetlands;

(B) Historic and cultural areas;

(C) Ecologically and scientifically significant natural areas;

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(0) Municipal watersheds;

\. E) Flood hazard areas;

. (F) Slide hazard areas;

(G) Willamette River Greenway;

(H) Coastal shorelands, beaches and dunes;

(l) Active seismic faults.

(d) The proposed facility is allowable in the applicable zone and will comply with all applicable

development standards in the local land use regulations;

(e) The facility shall not prevent the use of adjacent lands for uses permitted or otherwise allowed in the

applicable zone;

(t) Emergency services, including medical care, to respond to and address emergencies and accidents at the

facility or involving wastes traveling on local transportation routes to the facility have been identified and

their adequacy has been assessed;

(g) The facility shall have more than one transportation highway to it;

(h) The appropriate city, county and state highway or transportation departments have reviewed the local

transportation routes to the facility for safety and their recommendations for improvements shall be

implementedprior to first waste receipt at the facility. .

(2) The findings made by the local government with land use jurisdiction according to section (1) of this rule

shall state if the applicant requested an exception to any criteria, or if the local government did not consider

any of the criteria. An exception may be approved by the local government or by the Department if the

applicant demonstrates that the public health and safety and the environment· are adequately protected by

allowing the exception or if the exception provides substantially equivalent protection as compared to the

I; .riterion. The findings shall give a detailed justification for each exception allow~ by local gove~ent or

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(3) The local government with land use jurisdiction should act on a land use compatibility request within 180

days after a complete request was submitted by the applicant. If local government does not wish to act on the

compatibility request or address any of the criteria of section (1) of this rule, the Department shall act on the
request or prepare findings for the criteria. The Department is ultimately responsible for determining:

compliance with state land use goals for the purpose of issuing a permit.

i Slat. Auth: ORS Ch. 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Community Participation

340-126-020 (1) The Commission fmds that local community participation is important in the siting and in

reviewing the design, construction and operation of hazardous waste and PCB treatment and disposal

facilities.

(2) To encourage local participation in the siting of a proposed facility described in OAR 340-120-001(2), the

Director shall appoint and utilize a committee comprised at least partly of residents living near to, or along

transportation routes to, 'the facility site. The committee shall be appointed as soon as feasible after the

Department receives an Authorization to Proceed request. At least one half of the appointments shall be from

a list of nominees submitted by the local government with land-use jurisdiction. The Director shall appoint

the chairperson of the committee.

(3) The Director may appoint a committee to review a proposed facility described in OAR 340-120-001(4).

(4) The Director may continue a committee authorized in sections (2) and (3) of this rule or appoint a new

committee to review the operation of a facility once it is located and constructed.

COMMENT: The committee shall provide a forum for citizen comments, questions and concerns about the site and facility and

promote a dialogue between the community of the proposed facility and the company interested in siting the facility. The committee

shall prepare a written report summarizing local citizen concerns and the manner in which the company' is addressing these

concerns. The report shall be considered by the Departtnent and Commission and local government during the consideration of the

proposed facility.

(5) The Department recommends that the local government and applicant consider negotiating an agreement

~ppropriate for the proposed facility's. potential local impact. The agreement might consider these and other (0'. Issues:, '

(a) Training and equipping local fire, police and health department personnel to respond to accidents, spills

and other emergencies;

(b) Special monitoring both on and off-site for worker and community health status;

(c) Road improvements and maintenance to assure safe transportation of waste to the site;

(d) Possible changes in property values near the site due to the proposed facility;

(e) A plan to resolve conflicts or disagreements that might develop .between the facility operator and the

community.

(6) When issuing a treatment or disposal permit pursuant to Divisions 105, 106 and 110 of this Chapter, the

Department, or as applicable, the Commission, may impose requrements addressing the issues described in

section (5) of this rule or other similar issues to protect the public health and safety and the environment.

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86

Off-Site Transportation Emergencies

340-126-025 An emergency response team owned by or under contract to the owner or operator of the

facility shall.be located within 25, miles of the facility. The team shall be capable of immediately responding

to spills, occurring within 50 miles of the facility, of waste traveling to the facility.

Stat. Auth: ORS Ch. 466 & 468

Hist.: DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20..86

Permit Application Fee

340-U6-030 [DEQ 12-1986, f. & ef. 5-20-86;