There was no second and the motion died. Mr. Bradshaw opened the floor for comments from the audience. It was pointed out that verbal communication was not documentation. The DEQ could review and decide whether or not it would be approved. Ms. Reinhart noted that they are required to provide documentation that they are adhering to the waste analysis plan.
Nothing comes into the facility without being checked thoroughly.
What this rule does is emphasize the responsibility that the TSD has to check the waste, to know what the waste analysis plan says and to make sure that they do not co-mingle the wrong waste. Discussion was opened to the audience. Ms. Newsom asked if a TSD has a waste disposal plan in place for everything it can or cannot receive, and they know how all that waste will be treated, why does this rule need to be added and instead why not revamp their waste disposal plan. Mr. Champlin explained that the waste analysis plan is part of the permit document. It does not precisely discuss the type of waste that is coming in.