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California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 3 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE APPLICATION PROCESS › Section 10403 - Procedures for Submittal of a Zone Application

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) Any
					 qualifying city and/or county may submit an application for a Permit
					 Consolidation Zone after the effective date of these regulations.
(b) An application for a Permit Consolidation
					 Zone shall be submitted to the Review Panel not later than December 31, 1997.
					 The Secretary for Environmental Project, may at his discretion, extend the
					 period of time to apply to be a zone.
(c) The city and/or county preparing the
					 application for a Permit Consolidation Zone is responsible for obtaining all
					 the necessary agreements required in Section
					 10404(a)(14) with
					 participating permitting authorities.
(d) A Zone Applicant is required to provide
					 notice to the public and all interested parties of its submittal of an
					 application for designation of a Permit Consolidation Zone by conducting a
					 public hearing 30 days prior to submittal of the application.
1. New
						section filed 5-22-97; operative 6-21-97 (Register 97, No. 28).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
						  71035.1
						  and
						  71305.2,
						  Public Resources Code. Reference: Section
						  71035.3,
						  Public Resources Code.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 3 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE APPLICATION PROCESS › Section 10405 - Process for Approval of an Application for Designation of a Permit Consolidation Zone

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) The
					 Review Panel shall evaluate the adequacy of an application for designation of a
					 Permit Consolidation Zone. In conducting this review the Review Panel may rely
					 upon staff from either agency to evaluate the application materials.
(1) The Review Panel shall, within 60 days of
					 receipt of the application, either (a) convey a letter of deficiency to the
					 zone applicant identifying and requesting submittal of information that will
					 allow the Review Panel to make a determination on the zone designation, or (b)
					 advise the zone applicant that the zone application contains the information
					 necessary to make a designation.
(2) In the event a letter of deficiency is
					 sent to the zone applicant, the zone applicant shall submit information
					 correcting the deficiency, at the earliest opportunity, but in no event after
					 June 30, 1998. The Review Panel shall have 60 days to conduct its review of the
					 submitted information to determine if the application is complete.
(3) Zone applications shall be acted upon by
					 the Review Panel within 30 days of their being found to contain all the
					 necessary elements to allow a zone determination to be made.
(4) The zone applicant shall be notified of
					 the Review Panel's determination in writing.
(5) A Permit Consolidation Zone shall become
					 effective following its designation by the Review Panel. A Zone Applicant may
					 determine a specific date following approval by the Review Panel for the Zone
					 to become operational.
(6) An
					 application for a Permit Consolidation Zone that remains deficient after June
					 30, 1998 shall be denied.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 3 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE APPLICATION PROCESS › Section 10406 - Responsibilities of the Zone Administrator

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) The
					 Zone Administrator shall have the following responsibilities:
(1) Ensure that the Review Panel has all the
					 necessary information it may request to allow it to render a decision on the
					 zone application.
(2) Monitor the
					 coordination and cooperation of all participating and related permitting
					 authorities.
(3) Monitor the review
					 of facility compliance plans by permitting authorities and facilitate the
					 greatest possible coordination between the permitting authorities to expedite
					 their review.
(4) Submit to the
					 Plan Applicant a consolidated fee statement that specifies the individual fees
					 payable to each permitting authority making a determination of completeness and
					 adequacy for a portion of the facility compliance plan.
(5) Monitor activities performed by
					 permitting authorities to conform to CEQA.
(6) Ensure the transmittal of the facility
					 compliance plan, following the receipt of all determinations of completeness
					 and adequacy, to the Secretary for Environmental Protection.
(7) Immediately notify the Plan Applicant
					 when a complete and adequate facility compliance plan has been transmitted to
					 the Secretary for Environmental Protection.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 3 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE APPLICATION PROCESS › Section 10407 - Process for Amendment or Termination of a Zone Designation

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) A
					 designated Permit Consolidation Zone may be amended by submittal of a request
					 from the Zone Administrator to the Review Panel.
(1) The amendment request shall contain the
					 information necessary to augment the information provided in the application
					 materials required by Section
					 10405 to make those materials
					 consistent with the requested amendment.
(2) Public notice of an intent to amend a
					 zone designation shall become effective 90 days prior to the Zone's governing
					 board's action directing the submittal of a "request to amend" to the Review
					 Panel.
(3) The request for
					 amendment, unless denied by the Review Panel, shall become effective 90 days
					 after the date of receipt by the Review Panel.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 3 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE APPLICATION PROCESS › Section 10408 - Termination or Amendment of Permit Consolidation Zones; Process for Conversion of a Facility Compliance Plan to Individual Environmental Permits

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) A
					 facility compliance plan shall be converted into individual environmental
					 permits when a zone is terminated or if a zone amendment results in the
					 facility no longer being included within the zone.
(b) The process of conversion shall be the
					 process identified in the application for designation of the Permit
					 Consolidation Zone.
(c) A facility
					 compliance plan shall remain in effect, unless otherwise prohibited by law,
					 until such time individual environmental permits are issued or denied by the
					 permitting authorities. A facility operating under a facility compliance plan
					 shall not be denied an individual operating permit for the operations conducted
					 pursuant to a complete and adequate facility compliance plan except in the case
					 such operation would be in conflict with a law or regulation or ordinance
					 applicable at the time the facility compliance plan would be converted to an
					 individual permit.
1. New
						section filed 5-22-97; operative 6-21-97 (Register 97, No. 28).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
						  71035.1
						  and
						  71305.2,
						  Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections
						  71035.3,
						  71035.4,
						  71035.5
						  and
						  71035.6,
						  Public Resources Code.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 4 - FACILITY COMPLIANCE PLAN › Section 10409 - Contents of the Facility Compliance Plan

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) The
					 Plan Applicant shall prepare and submit a proposed facility compliance plan for
					 review by the individual permitting authorities.
(1) The proposed facility compliance plan
					 shall demonstrate compliance with all applicable environmental laws, rules,
					 regulations, and ordinances specified by the permitting authorities for the
					 activity to be authorized by the facility compliance plan.
(2) The proposed facility compliance plan
					 shall contain the information required by Section
					 10401(a)(8).
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 4 - FACILITY COMPLIANCE PLAN › Section 10410 - Process for Submittal, Review, and Approval of a Facility Compliance Plan

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a)
					 Notification
(1) A Plan Applicant shall
					 provide written notice to the Zone Administrator and each participating
					 permitting authority within the Zone of its intent to substitute a facility
					 compliance plan for individual environmental permits. The notice shall provide
					 a description of the activities to be conducted under the terms of a facility
					 compliance plan.
(2) The Zone
					 Administrator shall develop a form or checklist to be used by the Plan
					 Applicant to augment the information provided in the notice. The contents of
					 the form or checklist shall be used to allow the participating permitting
					 authorities to review the nature of the proposed facility operation to
					 determine if the activity falls under their jurisdiction.
(3) A notice of intent to submit a proposed
					 facility compliance plan shall be provided to the Zone Administrator and each
					 participating permitting authority not less than 60 days prior to submittal of
					 the plan.
(4)
(A) The Zone Administrator shall, during the
					 public notice period preceding submittal of a proposed facility compliance plan
					 for consideration, facilitate discussions with the Plan Applicant and the
					 individual permitting authorities to clarify the technical information required
					 in a complete and adequate facility compliance plan.
(B) At any time subsequent to the sixty-day
					 notification period, a Plan Applicant may submit a proposed facility compliance
					 plan to the Zone Administrator.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 4 - FACILITY COMPLIANCE PLAN › Section 10411 - Process to Amend a Facility Compliance Plan

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(a) A
					 facility compliance plan shall be drafted in such a manner as to reflect a
					 range of operating parameters that will anticipate future operations and which
					 provide flexibility to the Plan Applicant.
(b)
(1) In
					 the event a facility seeks a modification of operational terms beyond that
					 contemplated and authorized by the facility compliance plan, the facility shall
					 submit an amended facility compliance plan for consideration. The amended plan
					 shall be reviewed pursuant to the provisions identified in Section
					 10410 for a new facility
					 compliance plan.
(2) Only the
					 portion of the plan which is being amended will be subject to review by the
					 permitting authorities.
(3) No
					 additional requirements shall be imposed within an amended facility compliance
					 plan except as they are specifically applicable to the subject of the activity
					 for which the amendment is sought.
(4)
(A) A
					 facility compliance plan shall be subject to any provision of law or regulation
					 adopted subsequent to the approval of the plan. At the request of a permitting
					 authority, a facility operating under a facility compliance plan may be
					 required to incorporate language within the plan to reflect compliance with
					 laws and regulations adopted subsequent to the initial determination of
					 completeness and adequacy.
(B) A
					 facility shall submit an amended facility compliance plan to a permitting
					 authority whenever submission of an amended application for an environmental
					 permit, for which the facility compliance plan is a substitute, would otherwise
					 be required by law.
(5)
					 If a provision of a facility compliance plan is found by a permitting authority
					 to cause or threatens to cause a threat to public health or safety, or harm to
					 the environment, the plan shall be subject to immediate modification to remove
					 that threat or harm.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 5 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 10412 - Assessment of Fees

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a)
(1) Permit application fees, payable upon
					 submittal of a facility compliance plan, shall be determined by each permitting
					 authority and conveyed to the Plan Applicant in a single consolidated statement
					 prepared by the Zone Administrator. The fees assessed for the facility
					 compliance plan shall not exceed those fees applicable to the permits for which
					 the facility compliance plan is a substitute. All costs currently recovered by
					 a permitting authority for any aspect of the review of a permit application
					 shall be recoverable through the fee assessed for a facility compliance plan.
					 Any fee associated with the operation of a facility is not affected by these
					 regulations and is payable to the permitting authority through their existing
					 procedures.
(2) The fees submitted
					 with the facility compliance plan shall be through separate checks payable to
					 each permitting authority for that portion of the plan subject to their
					 review.
(3) Where fees are allowed
					 to be determined on an actual cost basis, the consolidated fee statement shall
					 indicate that the fee is so based. Permitting authorities shall take adequate
					 measures to account for fees not expended in the event a fee reimbursement
					 becomes necessary.
(4) In the event
					 a facility compliance plan is amended, or a participating permitting authority
					 withdraws from a Zone, or a Zone is terminated, a facility shall pay to the
					 appropriate permitting authority the actual cost to incorporate the amendment,
					 or convert the facility compliance plan to an individual environmental
					 permit.
(5) Until such time as the
					 requisite fees for a facility compliance plan application or amendment are
					 paid, the 45-day review period identified in Section
					 10410(d)(1) shall
					 be tolled.
(6) A facility
					 compliance plan shall be subject to all annual operating fees otherwise
					 required for an individual environmental permit. Non-payment of any annual
					 operating fee shall subject the portion of the facility compliance plan to
					 termination upon 60 day notice to the facility.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 5 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 10413 - Effective Date of a Facility Compliance Plan

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) A
					 facility compliance plan becomes effective upon the date all elements of a
					 complete and adequate plan are received by the Secretary for Environmental
					 Protection.
(b) A facility shall
					 not construct or expand until notified, in writing, that the facility
					 compliance plan for such construction or expansion has been determined to be
					 complete and adequate by all appropriate permitting authorities, except as
					 otherwise authorized by law.
1. New
						section filed 5-22-97; operative 6-21-97 (Register 97, No. 28).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
						  71035.1
						  and
						  71305.2,
						  Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections
						  71035.5,
						  71035.6
						  and
						  71035.8,
						  Public Resources Code.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 5 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 10414 - Facility Compliance Plan Format

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) No
					 format is specifically identified in these regulations for the submittal of an
					 application for either a Permit Consolidation Zone or a facility compliance
					 plan. A designated Permit Consolidation Zone may prescribe the format to be
					 used for a facility compliance plan in the application submitted for its
					 designation as a zone.
1. New
						section filed 5-22-97; operative 6-21-97 (Register 97, No. 28).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
						  71035.1
						  and
						  71305.2,
						  Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections
						  71035.3,
						  71035.5
						  and
						  71035.6,
						  Public Resources Code.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 5 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 10415 - Facility Compliance Plan; Term

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a)
					 Unless otherwise restricted by law, a facility compliance plan is effective
					 throughout the term of the pilot program and until converted into individual
					 environmental permits as provided in Section
					 10408.
1. New
						section filed 5-22-97; operative 6-21-97 (Register 97, No. 28).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
						  71035.1
						  and
						  71305.2,
						  Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections
						  71035.5,
						  71035.6
						  and
						  71035.7,
						  Public Resources Code.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 5 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 10416 - Reimbursement of Fees in the Event a Permit Consolidation Zone is Amended or Terminated or a Facility Compliance Plan is Withdrawn

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a)
					 Fees submitted by a Plan Applicant for review of a facility compliance plan
					 shall, in the event of amendment or termination of a Zone removing a facility
					 from inclusion within a Zone, or upon the withdrawal of the plan by the
					 facility owner/operator, be reimbursed on a pro-rata basis reflecting the costs
					 incurred by the permitting authorities for review of the facility compliance
					 plan, except in those cases where the application fee for the individual
					 environmental permit being replaced by the facility compliance plan offers no
					 opportunity for reimbursement.
(b)
					 In the event of amendment or termination of a Zone removing a facility from
					 inclusion within a Zone and the Plan Applicant wishes to obtain approval for
					 the facility, the portion of the fee that would otherwise be reimbursed to the
					 Plan Applicant may be applied to the review of individual permits.
1. New
						section filed 5-22-97; operative 6-21-97 (Register 97, No. 28).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
						  71035.1
						  and
						  71305.2,
						  Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections
						  71035.5
						  and
						  71035.6,
						  Public Resources Code.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 5 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 10417 - Enforcement of Facility Compliance Plan

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) A
					 facility compliance plan shall, in all respects, be subject to enforcement by a
					 participating permitting authority the same as if it were an individual permit
					 issued by the permitting authority.
1. New
						section filed 5-22-97; operative 6-21-97 (Register 97, No. 28).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
						  71035.1
						  and
						  71305.2,
						  Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections
						  71035.3,
						  71035.5
						  and
						  71035.6,
						  Public Resources Code.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 5 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 10418 - Confidentiality

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a)
					 These regulations do not modify any ability of a Plan Applicant or permitting
					 authority to preserve the confidentiality of portions of the facility
					 compliance plan that qualify for such designation under existing
					 authority.
(b) The Zone
					 Administrator and any participating permitting authority shall maintain the
					 confidentiality of any portion of the facility compliance plan requested by the
					 Plan Applicant in conformance with existing procedures for the protection of
					 confidential documents submitted as part of a permit application.
1. New
						section filed 5-22-97; operative 6-21-97 (Register 97, No. 28).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
						  71035.1
						  and
						  71305.2,
						  Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections
						  71035.5
						  and
						  71035.6,
						  Public Resources Code.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 1 - PERMITTING › Chapter 4 - PERMIT CONSOLIDATION ZONE PILOT PROGRAM › Article 6 - REPORTING AND REVIEW › Section 10419 - Reports Required to Be Submitted by the Zone Administrator to the Review Panel

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) By
					 December 31 of each year, the Zone Administrator shall submit a report to the
					 Review Panel that states the progress of implementation of the program within
					 the pilot Permit Consolidation Zone. The reports, shall at a minimum, contain:
(1) The number of facilities that have
					 submitted a facility compliance plan and the status of that plan in the
					 review/approval process;
(2)
					 Whether any Plan Applicant used the facility compliance plan appeal process and
					 the outcome of that appeal;
(3) Any
					 written comments received from any party regarding the implementation of the
					 pilot program;
(4) Any
					 recommendation the Zone Administrator wishes to convey regarding the
					 implementation of the pilot program and/or proposed changes in legislative
					 language; and
(5) Any other
					 information the Zone Administrator wishes to convey or which has been requested
					 by the Review Panel.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part I - Definitions, Application, and Certification › Article 1 - Introduction › Section 15100 - Unified Program

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) Health and
						Safety Code (HSC) Division 20, Chapter 6.11, and these regulations outline the
						requirements for the Unified Program for hazardous materials and hazardous
						waste management. This division integrates requirements established pursuant
						to:
(1) The Hazardous Waste Generator (HWG)
						Program and the Onsite Hazardous Waste Treatment activities authorized under
						the permit-by-rule (PBR), conditionally authorized (CA), and conditionally
						exempt (CE) tiers -- HSC Division 20, Chapter 6.5 and California Code of
						Regulations (CCR), Title 22, Division 4.5;
(2) The Aboveground Petroleum Storage Act
						(APSA) Program -- HSC Division 20, Chapter 6.67;
(3) The Underground Storage Tank (UST)
						Program -- HSC Division 20, Chapter 6.7 and 23 CCR, Chapters 16 and
						17;
(4) The Hazardous Materials
						Release Response Plans and Inventory (HMRRP) Program -- HSC Division 20,
						Chapter 6.95, Article 1 and 19 CCR, Division 2, Chapter 4;
(5) California Accidental Release Prevention
						(CalARP) Program -- HSC Division 20, Chapter 6.95, Article 2 and 19 CCR,
						Division 2, Chapter 4.5;
(6) The
						Hazardous Materials Management Plan (HMMP) and the Hazardous Materials
						Inventory Statement (HMIS) requirements -- 24 CCR, Part 9 (California Fire
						Code) adopted pursuant to HSC Sections 13143.9 and 25404(c)(6). When
						applicable, HMMP and HMIS will comply with HSC Division 20, Chapter 6.95,
						Article 1, and 19 CCR, Division 2, Chapter 4.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part I - Definitions, Application, and Certification › Article 2 - Definitions › Section 15110 - Unified Program Definitions

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(a) Applicant Agency means a county, city or other qualified local agency that is applying to the Secretary to become a Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA).
(b) The California Environmental Reporting System (CERS) is the statewide information management system established by the Secretary to receive data reported by the Unified Program Agencies (UPAs) and regulated businesses, pursuant to HSC Chapter 6.11.
(c) Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA) means the agency certified by the Secretary to implement the Unified Program in a specified jurisdiction, pursuant to HSC Chapter 6.11.
(d) Data Reporting. For the purposes of this division, terms related to Unified Program information have the following meaning:
(1) Data elements are the discrete data fields that define information required to be reported by applicable statutes or regulations. Data elements are defined in the Unified Program Data Dictionary.
(2) Submittal Element means a collection of related Unified Program data elements or document(s) that must be submitted to CERS by a regulated business as a single unit.
(3) Document means a collection of data that are not submitted as a set of standardized data elements either because the document's data are not suitable to define as discrete data elements, or the document's data elements are not yet defined in the Data Dictionary for Regulated Activities. When a document needs to be submitted to meet Unified Program electronic reporting requirements, it shall be provided in the Portable Document Format (PDF) or another document format supported by CERS.
(4) Electronic reporting means the collection, submittal, and transfer of Unified Program data using electronic media.
(5) Electronic Data Transfer (EDT) means the electronic exchange of Unified Program data elements or documents between UPAs and CERS. EDT is performed using CERS Data Exchange Technical Specifications.
(6) A Data Exchange Technical Specification specifies the methods, rules, and standards that facilitate the exchange of structured data across CalEPA CERS information system and local information management systems.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part I - Definitions, Application, and Certification › Article 3 - Application Process › Section 15120 - Certified Unified Program Agency Applicants

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(a) Counties
						must apply.
(b) Cities or other
						local agencies that qualify pursuant to HSC Section 25404.1(b)(2) may
						apply.
(c) A city that incorporates
						after January 1, 1996, may apply for certification as a CUPA pursuant HSC
						Section 25404.1(b)(2)(B) and Section 15130(b) of this title. Any request to the
						Secretary for approval to apply for certification shall be submitted within 180
						days of incorporation.
(d) Two or
						more counties, cities or local agencies that propose to form a Joint Powers
						Agency (JPA) may apply on or before January 1, 1996.
(1) Cities or other local agencies that have
						formed or propose to form a JPA may apply if one of the following is true:
(A) A maximum of two member agencies of the
						JPA have not implemented the HMRRP Program or the UST Program prior to December
						31, 1995, and at least one member agency has implemented the HMRRP Program or
						the UST Program prior to December 31, 1995; or
(B) The JPA has an agreement with the county
						to implement the Unified Program in the JPA's jurisdiction; or
(C) The county is a member agency of the
						JPA.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part I - Definitions, Application, and Certification › Article 3 - Application Process › Section 15130 - Application Notices

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) A
						non-county agency, as defined in Section 15120(c) and (d), that intends to
						apply for certification as a CUPA shall file with the Secretary and the county
						within which the city or other local agency is located, a letter that expresses
						the applicant's intent to apply. This "intent to apply" letter shall be valid
						if mailed to: California Environmental Protection Agency, Unified Program, 1001
						"I" Street, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812.
(b) Any request to the Secretary by a
						non-county agency for approval to apply for certification pursuant to HSC
						Section 25404.1(b)(2)(B) shall be submitted in writing.
(1) In its request, the applicant shall
						specify the date it received the county's agreement or the reasons for failing
						to enter into an agreement. Any relevant correspondence to or from the county
						shall be attached to the request.
(2) The Secretary shall respond within 45
						days of receiving the request.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part I - Definitions, Application, and Certification › Article 3 - Application Process › Section 15140 - Must proposed participating agencies enter into final agreements with the applicant agency before the application is submitted? [Repealed]

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
1. New
						  section filed 11-14-94 as an emergency; operative 11-14-94 (Register 94, No.
						  46). A Certificate of Compliance must be transmitted to OAL by 3-20-95 or
						  emergency language will be repealed by operation of law on the following
						  day.
2. New section refiled 3-7-95 as an emergency; operative 3-7-95
						  (Register 95, No. 10). A Certificate of Compliance must be transmitted to OAL
						  by 7-5-95 or emergency language will be repealed by operation of law on the
						  following day.
3. New section refiled 7-7-95; operative 7-7-95
						  (Register 95, No. 27). A Certificate of Compliance must be transmitted to OAL
						  by 11-4-95 or emergency language will be repealed by operation of law on the
						  following day.
4. New section refiled 11-3-95 as an emergency;
						  operative 11-3-95 (Register 95, No. 44). A Certificate of Compliance must be
						  transmitted to OAL by 3-2-96 or emergency language will be repealed by
						  operation of law on the following day.
5. Certificate of compliance
						  as to 11-14-94 order including amendment of subsection (a) and NOTE and new
						  Figure 2 designator transmitted to OAL 12-15-95 and filed 1-31-96 (Register 96,
						  No. 5).
6. Repealer filed 4-13-2007; operative 5-13-2007 (Register
						  2007, No. 15).
7. Change without regulatory effect amending section
						  heading filed 3-21-2008 pursuant to section
						  100, title 1, California Code of
						  Regulations (Register 2008, No. 12).
Note: Authority cited: Sections
							 25404(b)
							 and
							 25404.6(c),
							 Health and Safety Code. Reference: Section
							 25404.3(d),
							 Health and Safety Code.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part I - Definitions, Application, and Certification › Article 3 - Application Process › Section 15150 - Information Provided in an Application

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(a) Identify
						which agency will be the point of contact within the CUPA.
(1) An applicant agency shall designate only
						one administrative body, such as an internal department or office within a
						county or city, within that jurisdiction as the point of contact for Unified
						Program implementation.
(2) The
						governing body of the applicant agency may designate itself as the point of
						contact by not specifying any other.
(3) The applicant agency shall provide the
						name, address, phone number, e-mail and facsimile number of the contact
						(Appendix A).
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part I - Definitions, Application, and Certification › Article 4 - Certification Process and Responsibilities › Section 15160 - Certification Process

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(a)
						Completeness review.
(1) Each application
						shall be reviewed by the Secretary to determine whether all required
						information has been provided. The review shall be finished within 90 days of
						receipt of the application. Within the 90-day review period:
(A) The Secretary shall send a notice of
						completeness to an applicant agency whose application has been determined to
						contain all necessary components; or
(B) The Secretary shall return an incomplete
						application to the applicant agency.
(i) The
						Secretary shall notify an applicant agency of an incomplete application by
						using a Notice of Deficiency (NOD).
(ii) In the NOD, the Secretary shall specify
						those provisions of the application that are not sufficient and the date by
						which the additional information is due.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part II - Operations › Article 5 - Implementation and Maintenance of the Unified Program › Section 15180 - Maintenance of Certification and Administration

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(a) A UPA shall
						implement the Unified Program consistent with the implementation plan submitted
						in compliance with Section 15150(e)(6) and these regulations.
(b) A UPA shall maintain certification
						through the administration of the Unified Program in compliance with these
						regulations.
(c) Any agency
						designated by the Secretary as the CUPA pursuant to HSC Section 25404.3(f)(2)
						 must comply with the requirements in these regulations.
(d) Any local agency authorized to continue
						its role, responsibilities, and authority pursuant to HSC Section 25404.3(f)(2)
						 shall comply with the requirements in the regulations placed on CUPAs with the
						exception of Articles 3, 4, and 7, and Sections 15210, 15220, 15240, 15250, and 15260 of Article 5.
(e) The CUPA
						shall establish and implement the following Unified Program administrative
						procedures:
(1) Public participation
						procedures that:
(A) Ensure receipt and
						consideration of comments from regulated businesses and the public.
(B) Coordinate, consolidate, and make
						consistent locally required public hearings related to the Unified
						Program.
(C) Coordinate,
						consolidate, and make consistent public notices for all activities related to
						the Unified Program.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part II - Operations › Article 5 - Implementation and Maintenance of the Unified Program › Section 15185 - Information Collection, Retention, and Management

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(a) UPAs shall
						collect, retain, and manage information needed to implement the Unified
						Program, including information specified in these regulations and the Data
						Dictionary. Data Dictionary information and documents retained in CERS do not
						need to be retained locally unless otherwise required by local rule or
						ordinance.
(b) The UPA shall
						process all submittals from regulated businesses to CERS or the local reporting
						portal, as applicable to their authority.
(c) The UPA may collect locally required
						supplemental information.
(1) UPAs are
						prohibited from requesting duplicative information if the information is
						included in the Data Dictionary.
(2) Locally required information must be
						adopted by local ordinance.
(3) A
						description of locally required supplemental information requirements
						pertaining to submittals must be reported to CalEPA for inclusion in
						CERS.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part II - Operations › Article 5 - Implementation and Maintenance of the Unified Program › Section 15186 - Unified Program Data Standards

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(a) The
						Secretary shall establish and maintain a CERS Data Dictionary, located in 27
						CCR, Division 3, Subdivision 1, that provides a listing of CERS data fields
						used by regulated businesses, UPAs, and Unified Program state agencies in
						administering the Unified Program. The Data Dictionary includes a listing of
						the data elements required for electronic data exchange using Data Exchange
						Technical Specifications.
(b) The
						Secretary shall periodically review and amend, if necessary, the Data
						Dictionary in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act.
(c) The state agency with assigned program
						responsibility shall identify and specify Data Dictionary submittal options for
						data that cannot be obtained as specific CERS data elements.
(d) If a Unified Program reporting
						requirement is created by new statute or regulation that is not included in the
						Data Dictionary as defined in Subdivision (a), the state agency with assigned
						program responsibility, in consultation with the Secretary, shall develop and
						maintain a standard form. The form shall include the statutory or regulatory
						information in a document format that can be electronically uploaded to CERS,
						or a local reporting portal until such time that the new statutory or
						regulatory reporting requirement is integrated into the CERS Data
						Dictionary.
Note: Authority cited: Sections 25404(b), 25404(c),
							 25404(d), 25404(e) and 25404.6(c), Health and Safety Code. Reference: Section
							 25505, Health and Safety Code.
Note: Authority cited: Sections
							 25404(b),
							 25404(c),
							 25404(d),
							 25404(e)
							 and
							 25404.6(c),
							 Health and Safety Code. Reference: Section
							 25505,
							 Health and Safety Code.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part II - Operations › Article 5 - Implementation and Maintenance of the Unified Program › Section 15186.1 - Standard Descriptions for Reporting Lead Acid Batteries

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(a) A handler
						shall report lead acid batteries as part of a chemical inventory submission
						using the standard descriptions and values contained in the CERS Chemical
						Library (template CCL-106669) as follows:
(1)
						Data element 205, Chemical Name, is "Lead Acid Batteries".
(2) Data element 206, Trade Secret, is
						"No".
(3) Data element 207, Common
						Name, is "Lead Acid Batteries".
(4)
						Data element 208, EHS, shall be left blank.
(5) Data element 209, CAS#, shall be left
						blank.
(6) Data element 210, Fire
						Code Hazard Classes, is "Corrosive".
(7) Data element 211, Hazardous Material
						Type, is "Mixture".
(8) Data
						element 212, Radioactive, is "No".
(9) Data element 214, Physical State, is
						"Liquid".
(10) Data element 215,
						Largest Container, shall be reported as gallons of electrolyte.
(11) Data element 216, Fed Hazard Categories,
						is data element 216d, "Acute Health" and data element 216e, "Chronic
						Health".
(12) Data element 217,
						Average Daily Amount, shall be reported as gallons of electrolyte.
(13) Data element 218, Maximum Daily Amount,
						shall be reported as gallons of electrolyte.
(14) Data element 221, Units, is
						"Gallons".
(15) Data element 223,
						Storage Container, is data element 223r, "Other".
(16) Data element 224, Storage Pressure, is
						"Ambient".
(17) Data element 225,
						Storage Temperature, is "Ambient".
(18) Data element 226, Hazardous Component 1
						Percent by Weight, is "40".
(19)
						Data element 227, Hazardous Component 1 Name, is "Sulfuric Acid".
(20) Data element 228, Hazardous Component 1
						EHS, is "Yes".
(21) Data element
						229, Hazardous Component 1 CAS #, is "7664-93-9".
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part II - Operations › Article 5 - Implementation and Maintenance of the Unified Program › Section 15187 - Local Information Management Systems - Electronic Reporting

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(a) A CUPA may
						establish and implement a local reporting portal that can receive electronic
						data from regulated businesses within the jurisdiction of the CUPA.
(1) The CUPA shall process all Unified
						Program data elements and submittal elements submitted to a local reporting
						portal by regulated businesses.
(2)
						The local reporting portal shall be able to transfer or exchange electronic
						data submitted by regulated businesses to CERS using the Data Exchange
						Technical Specifications.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part II - Operations › Article 5 - Implementation and Maintenance of the Unified Program › Section 15187.1 - What are the requirements for use of electronic signatures with electronic submittals of Unified Program information? [Repealed]

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1. New
						  section filed 1-8-99 as an emergency; operative 1-8-99 (Register 99, No. 2). A
						  Certificate of Compliance must be transmitted to OAL by 5-10-99 or emergency
						  language will be repealed by operation of law on the following
						  day.
2. Certificate of Compliance as to 1-8-99 order transmitted to
						  OAL 4-2-99 and filed 5-14-99 (Register 99, No. 20).
3. Renumbering
						  of former section
						  15187.1 to new section
						  15189 filed 4-13-2007; operative
						  5-13-2007 (Register 2007, No. 15).
4. Change without regulatory
						  effect amending section heading filed 3-21-2008 pursuant to section
						  100, title 1, California Code of
						  Regulations (Register 2008, No. 12).
Note: Authority cited: Section
							 25404(e), Health
							 & Safety Code, Sections
							 71061
							 and
							 71066,
							 Public Resources Code; and Section
							 16.5(c),
							 Government Code. Reference: Sections
							 71060 et seq., Public Resources
							 Code, Section
							 16.5,
							 Government Code, ABA, Section of Science and Technology, Digital Signature
							 Guidelines, Legal Infrastructure for Certification Authorities and Secure
							 Electronic Commerce, August 1, 1996, Sections
							 2 B-113, 2B-115, 2B-118 of the
							 Proposed Uniform Commercial Code, Section
							 250 of the
							 California Evidence Code, and Section
							 1001(a) of the
							 Federal Rules of Evidence.
California Code of Regulations › Title 27 - Environmental Protection › Division 1 - General Functions and Responsibilities › Subdivision 4 - State Delegation › Chapter 1 - Unified Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials Management Regulatory Program › Part II - Operations › Article 5 - Implementation and Maintenance of the Unified Program › Section 15189 - Digital Signatures. [Repealed]

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1.
						  Renumbering of former section
						  15187.1 to new section
						  15189, including amendment of
						  section heading and section, filed 4-13-2007; operative 5-13-2007 (Register
						  2007, No. 15).
2. Repealer filed 12-17-2013; operative 12-17-2013
						  pursuant to Government Code section
						  11343.4(b)(3)
						  (Register 2013, No. 51).
Note: Authority cited: Section
							 25404(e),
							 Health and Safety Code; Sections
							 71061
							 and
							 71066,
							 Public Resources Code; and Section
							 16.5(c),
							 Government Code. Reference: Sections
							 71060 et seq., Public Resources
							 Code; Section
							 16.5,
							 Government Code; ABA, Section of Science and Technology, Digital Signature
							 Guidelines, Legal Infrastructure for Certification Authorities and Secure
							 Electronic Commerce, August 1, 1996, Sections
							 2 B-113, 2B-115, 2B-118 of the
							 Proposed Uniform Commercial Code; Section
							 250,
							 Evidence Code; and Section
							 1001(a) of the
							 Federal Rules of Evidence.