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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-302 - Definitions

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A. "Approved" means acceptable to the Department.
B. "Ashes" means residue from the burning of any combustible
				  material.
C. "Department" means the Department of Environmental Quality
				  or a local health department designated by the Department of Environmental
				  Quality.
D. "Garbage" means all animal and vegetable wastes resulting
				  from the processing, handling, preparation, cooking, and serving of food or
				  food materials.
E. "Manure" means animal excreta, including cleanings from
				  barns, stables, corrals, pens, or conveyances used for stabling, transporting,
				  or penning of animals or fowls.
F. "Person" means the state, a municipality, district or
				  other political subdivision, a cooperative, institution, corporation, company,
				  firm, partnership or individual.
G. "Refuse" means all putrescible and nonputrescible solid
				  and semisolid wastes, except human excreta, but including garbage, rubbish,
				  ashes, manure, street cleanings, dead animals, abandoned automobiles, and
				  industrial wastes.
H. "Rubbish" means nonputrescible solid wastes, excluding
				  ashes, consisting of both combustible and noncombustible wastes, such as paper,
				  cardboard, waste metal, tin cans, yard clippings, wood, glass, bedding,
				  crockery and similar materials.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-303 - Responsibility

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A. The owner,
				agent, or the occupant of any premises, business establishment, or industry
				shall be responsible for the sanitary condition of said premises, business
				establishment, or industry. No person shall place, deposit, or allow to be
				placed or deposited on his premises or on any public street, road, or alley any
				refuse or other objectionable waste, except in a manner described in these
				rules.
B. The owner, agent, or the
				occupant of any premises, business establishment, or industry shall be
				responsible for the storage and disposal of all refuse accumulated, by a method
				or methods described in these rules.
C. The collection and disposal of all refuse
				not acceptable for collection by a collection agency is the responsibility of
				each occupant, business establishment, or industry where such refuse
				accumulates, and all such refuse shall be stored, collected, and disposed of in
				a manner approved by the Department.
D. All dangerous materials and substances
				shall, where necessary, be rendered harmless prior to collection and
				disposal.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-304 - Inspection

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Representatives of the Department shall make such inspections
				  of any premises, container, process, equipment, or vehicle used for collection,
				  storage, transportation, disposal, or reclamation or refuse as are necessary to
				  ensure compliance with these rules.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-305 - Collection Required

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A. Where
				refuse collection service is available, the following refuse shall be required
				to be collected: Garbage, ashes, rubbish, and small dead animals which do not
				exceed 75 pounds in weight.
B. The
				following refuse is not considered acceptable for collection but may be
				collected at the discretion of the collection agency where special facilities
				or equipment required for the collection and disposal of such wastes are
				provided:
1. Dangerous materials or
				substances, such as poisons, acids, caustics, infected materials, radioactive
				materials, and explosives.
2.
				Materials resulting from the repair, excavation, or construction of buildings
				and structures.
3. Solid wastes
				resulting from industrial processes.
4. Animals exceeding 75 pounds in weight,
				condemned animals, animals from a slaughterhouse, or other animals normally
				considered industrial waste.
5.
				Manure.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-306 - Notices

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A. All collection
				agencies shall provide each householder, or business establishment served, with
				a copy of the requirements governing the storage and collection of refuse which
				shall cover at least the following items:
1.
				Definitions.
2. Places to be
				served.
3. Places not to be
				served.
4. Scheduled day or days of
				collection.
5. Materials acceptable
				for collection.
6. Materials not
				acceptable for collection.
7.
				Preparation of refuse for collection.
8. Types and size of containers
				permitted.
9. Points from which
				collections will be made.
10.
				Necessary safeguards for collectors.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-307 - Storage

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A. All refuse shall
				be stored in accordance with the requirements of this Section. The owner,
				agent, or occupant of every dwelling, business establishment, or other premises
				where refuse accumulates shall provide a sufficient number of suitable and
				approved containers for receiving and storing of refuse, and shall keep all
				refuse therein, except as otherwise provided by this Chapter.
B. Garbage shall be stored in durable, rust
				resistant, nonabsorbent, watertight, and easily cleanable containers, with
				close fitting covers and having adequate handles or bails to facilitate
				handling. The size of the container shall be determined by the collection
				agency.
C. Rubbish and ashes shall
				be stored in durable containers. Bulky rubbish such as tree trimmings,
				newspapers, weeds, and large cardboard boxes shall be handled as directed by
				the collection agency. Where garbage separation is not required, containers for
				the storage of mixed rubbish and garbage shall meet the requirements specified
				in subsection (B) above.
D.
				Containers for the storage of refuse shall be maintained in such a manner as to
				prevent the creation of a nuisance or a menace to public health. Containers
				that are broken or otherwise fail to meet the requirements of the rules shall
				be replaced, by the owner of said containers, with approved
				containers.
E. Manure and droppings
				shall be removed from pens, stables, yards, cages, conveyances, and other
				enclosures as often as necessary to prevent a health hazard or the creation of
				a nuisance. All material removed shall be handled and stored in a manner that
				will maintain the premises nuisance free.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-308 - Frequency of Collection

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A. The
				frequency of collection shall be in accordance with rules of the collection
				agency but not less than that shown in the following schedules:
1. Garbage only -- twice weekly.
2. Refuse with garbage -- twice
				weekly.
3. Rubbish and ashes -- as
				often as necessary to prevent nuisances and fly breeding.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-309 - Place of Collection

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A. All
				refuse shall be properly placed on the premises for convenient collection as
				designated by the collection agency.
B. Where alleys are provided, collection
				shall be made on the alley side of the premises.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-310 - Vehicles

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A. Vehicles used
				for collection and transportation of garbage, or refuse containing garbage,
				shall have covered, watertight, metal bodies of easily cleanable construction,
				shall be cleaned frequently to prevent a nuisance or insect breeding, and shall
				be maintained in good repair.
B.
				Vehicles used for collection and transportation of refuse shall be loaded and
				moved in such a manner that the contents, including ashes, will not fall, leak,
				or spill therefrom. Where spillage does occur, it shall be picked up
				immediately by the collector and returned to the vehicle or
				container.
C. Vehicles used for
				collection and transportation of rubbish or manure shall be of such
				construction as to prevent leakage or spillage, and shall provide a cover to
				prevent blowing of materials or creating a nuisance.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-311 - Disposal; General

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A. All refuse
				shall be disposed of by a method or methods included in these rules and shall
				include rodent, insect, and nuisance control at the place or places of
				disposal. Approval must be obtained from the Department for all new disposal
				sites and may change in the method of disposal prior to use.
B. Carcasses of large dead animals shall be
				buried or cremated, unless satisfactory arrangements have been made for
				disposal by rendering or other approved methods.
C. All public "dumping grounds", provided in
				compliance with A.R.S. §
									9-441, shall be
				maintained and operated in accordance with the requirements of these
				rules.
D. Manure shall be disposed
				of by sanitary landfill, composting, incineration, or used as fertilizer in
				such a manner as not to create insect breeding or a nuisance.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - REFUSE AND OTHER OBJECTIONABLE WASTES › Section R18-13-312 - Methods of Disposal

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Approval must be obtained from the Department for any method
				  or methods used for the disposal of refuse prior to the start of operations,
				  and shall be accomplished by one or more of the methods listed below:
1. Sanitary landfill -- Consists of the
				disposal of refuse on land and the daily compaction and covering of the refuse
				with 6 to 12 inches of earth so as to prevent a health hazard or nuisance. The
				final compacted earth cover shall be a minimum of 2 feet in depth. Where
				sanitary landfill operations are proposed, the Department will require the
				following:
a. The landfill shall be located so
				that seepage will not create a health hazard, nuisance, or cause pollution of
				any watercourse or water bearing strata.
b. Adequate and proper surface drainage shall
				be provided to prevent ponding or erosion by rainwater of the finished
				fill.
c. Provision shall be made
				for the control of insects, rodents, wind blown refuse, and accidental
				fire.
d. Burning of refuse is
				prohibited.
e. An all weather
				access road is required.
f.
				Suitable equipment and operating personnel shall be provided.
g. Salvaging, if permitted, shall be rigidly
				controlled.
h. A variance from the
				daily compaction and covering requirement may be granted for sites serving less
				than 2,000 people by the Department of Environmental Quality upon submission of
				an acceptable plan approved by the local health department demonstrating that
				no public health hazards or nuisances will exist. The variance will allow for
				compaction and cover every two weeks at sites serving less than 500 people;
				weekly compaction and cover for sites serving from 500 to 1,000 people; and
				twice weekly compaction and cover for sites serving from 1,000 to 2,000 people.
				The variance may be revoked whenever the Department of Environmental Quality
				determines that the circumstances warranting the variance no longer
				exist.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 5 - REQUIREMENTS FOR SOLID WASTE FACILITIES SUBJECT TO SELF-CERTIFICATION › Section R18-13-501 - Solid Waste Facilities Requiring Self-certification; Registration Fees

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A. The following
				solid waste facilities requiring self-certification under A.R.S. §
									49-762.01
				shall register with the Department and pay registration fees as provided in
				this Section by September 30, 2012, and annually thereafter by September 30th:
1. A transfer facility with a daily
				throughput of more than 180 cubic yards, including a material recovery
				facility, but not including:
a. A material
				recovery facility where the incoming materials are primarily source separated
				recyclables; or
b. Community or
				neighborhood recycling bins including drop boxes, roll off containers, plastic
				containers used to collect residential, business, and/or governmental
				recyclable solid waste.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 7 - SOLID WASTE FACILITY PLAN REVIEW FEES › Section R18-13-701 - Definitions

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In addition to the definitions provided in A.R.S.
				  §§
									49-701,
				  49-701.01, and 49-851, and 18 A.A.C. 13, the following definitions apply in
				  this Article:
1. "Aquifer Protection Permit" or "APP" means the permit that
				  is required pursuant to A.R.S. § 49-241.
2. "MSWLF" means a municipal solid waste landfill as defined
				  in A.R.S. § 49-701.
3. "Non-APP requirements for Non-MSWLFs" means 40 CFR 257
				  requirements and the restrictive covenant and location restrictions required in
				  A.R.S. Title 49, Chapter 4.
4. "Non-MSWLF" means a landfill that is not a municipal solid
				  waste landfill as defined in A.R.S. § 49-701.
5. "RD&D" means research, development, and
				  demonstration.
6. "Review hours" means the hours or portions of hours that
				  the Department's staff spends on a request for a plan review. Review hours
				  include the time spent by the project manager and technical review team
				  members, and if requested by the applicant, the supervisor or unit
				  manager.
7. "Review-related costs" means any of the following costs
				  applicable to a specific plan review:
a. Presiding officer services for public hearings on a plan
				  review decision,
b. Court reporter services for public hearings on a plan
				  review decision,
c. Facility rentals for public hearings on a plan review
				  decision,
d. Charges for laboratory analyses performed during the plan
				  review,
e. Other reasonable and necessary review-related expenses
				  documented in writing by the Department and agreed to by an applicant.
8. "Solid waste facility plan" means a plan or the individual
				  components of a plan, such as the design, operational, closure, or post-closure
				  plan, or the demonstration of financial responsibility as required by A.R.S.
				  § 49-770, submitted to the Department for review and plan
				  approval.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 7 - SOLID WASTE FACILITY PLAN REVIEW FEES › Section R18-13-702 - Solid Waste Facility Plan Review Fees

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A. With each application submitted for
				approval pursuant to A.R.S. § 49-762.03, the applicant shall remit an
				initial fee in accordance with one of the fee tables in this subsection, unless
				otherwise provided in subsection (B). This subsection also lists the maximum
				fees that the Department will bill the applicant. All fees paid shall be
				payable to the state of Arizona. The Department shall deposit the fees paid
				into the Solid Waste Fee Fund established pursuant to A.R.S. § 49-881,
				unless otherwise authorized or required by law.
Fee Tables
Fees for Plan Review of New Solid Waste
							 Facilities
Initial
Maximum
Solid Waste Landfills
$20,000
$200,000
Non-APP requirements for Non-MSWLFs operating under
							 an APP
$2,000
$50,000
Other Solid Waste Facilities Subject to Plan
							 Approval
$10,000
$100,000
Fees for Modifications to Solid Waste Facility
							 Plans
Initial
Maximum
Solid Waste Landfills - Type IV
$1,500
$150,000
Solid Waste Landfills - Type IV - RD&D
$15,000
$150,000
Solid Waste Landfills - Type III
$750
$75,000
Other Solid Waste Facilities Subject to Plan Approval
							 - Type IV
$750
$75,000
Other Solid Waste Facilities Subject to Plan Approval
							 - Type III
$500
$50,000
Fees for Review of Financial Responsibility Plans for
							 Solid Waste Facilities
Initial
Maximum
Annual Review for Solid Waste Landfills
$600 Flat Fee
N/A
Other Solid Waste Facilities
$200
$5,000
B.
				The Department shall bill an applicant for plan review services, subject to an
				hourly rate, no more than monthly, but at least semi-annually. The following
				information shall be included in each bill:
1.
				The dates of the billing period;
2.
				After January 1, 2013, the date and number of review hours performed during the
				billing period itemized by employee name, position type and specifically
				describing:
a. Each review task
				performed,
b. The facility and
				operational unit involved, and
c.
				The hourly rate;
3. A
				description and amount of any other reasonable review-related cost;
				and
4. The total fees paid to date,
				the total fees due for the billing period, the date when the fees are due, and
				the maximum fee for the project.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 7 - SOLID WASTE FACILITY PLAN REVIEW FEES › Section R18-13-703 - Review of Bill

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A. An applicant
				who disagrees with the final bill received from the Department for plan review
				and issuance or denial of a solid waste facility plan approval under this
				Article may make a written request to the Director for a review of the bill and
				may pay the bill under protest. The request for review shall specify the
				matters in dispute and shall be received by the Department within 10 working
				days of the date of receipt of the final bill.
B. Unless the Department and applicant agree
				otherwise, the review shall take place within 30 days of receipt by the
				Department of the request. The Director shall make a final decision as to
				whether the time and costs billed are correct and reasonable. The final
				decision shall be mailed to the applicant within 10 working days after the date
				of the review and is subject to appeal pursuant to A.R.S. §§
									41-1092
				through 1092.12.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 8 - GENERAL PERMITS › Section R18-13-801 - General Permit Fees

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A. The
				Department shall assess annual fees for operation under a general permit
				established in rule as described in the Table below.
B. In addition to the technical requirements
				proposed for any general permit to be included in this Article, the Department
				shall propose the category to be assigned to the permit according to the Table
				below.
C. An applicant shall pay
				the initial fee when approval to operate is requested. The Department shall
				bill an annual fee to facilities that have not notified the Department that
				they are no longer operating and have met the closure requirements of this
				Chapter.
D. For the purpose of this
				Article, "complex" has the meaning in A.A.C.
				R18-1-501.
				"Standard" is any facility that is not complex.
Solid Waste General Permits
.
Category
Initial Fee
Annual Fee
Collection, Storage and Transfer-Standard
$750
$100
Collection, Storage and Transfer-Complex
$7,500
$1,000
Treatment-Standard
$1,000
$100
Treatment-Complex
$10,000
$1,000
Disposal
$15,000
N/A
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 8 - GENERAL PERMITS › Section R18-13-802 - Disposal General Permit: Non-municipal Solid Waste Landfills at Mining Operations

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A. This
				general permit is adopted pursuant to A.R.S. §
									49-706
				as an alternative to plan approvals for facilities identified in A.R.S. §
									49-762(A)(1).
				This general permit authorizes disposal of solid waste in a landfill at a
				mining operation if the landfill meets one of the following criteria:
1. The landfill is identified as a
				discharging facility in an area-wide aquifer protection permit and is located
				within the pollutant management area developed for that permit; or
2. The landfill is located within the
				pollutant management area of an area-wide aquifer protection permit but is
				exempt from the permit requirement because it contains only inert material as
				defined in A.R.S. §
										49-201;
				or
3. The landfill is located at a
				site qualifying as a groundwater protection permit facility as defined in
				A.R.S. §
										49-241.01(C)
				 and the site has submitted an
				administratively complete application for an aquifer protection permit that has
				not been denied. Landfills that are located at mining operations and that are
				subject to best management practices under A.R.S. §
										49-762.02(6)
				 are required to comply with those practices
				and do not require coverage under this general permit.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 11 - COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION, AND DISPOSAL OF HUMAN EXCRETA › Section R18-13-1102 - Definitions

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A. "Chemical toilet" means a toilet with a watertight,
				  impervious pail or tank that contains a chemical solution placed directly under
				  the seat and a pipe or conduit that connects the riser to the tank.
B. "Department" means the Department of Environmental Quality
				  or a local health department designated by the Department.
C. "Earth-pit privy" means a device for disposal of human
				  excreta in a pit in the earth.
D. "Human excreta" means human fecal and urinary discharges
				  and includes any waste that contains this material.
E. "License" means a stamp, seal, or numbered certificate
				  issued by the Department.
F. "Pail or can type privy" means a privy equipped with a
				  watertight container, located directly under the seat for receiving deposits of
				  human excreta, that provides for removal of a waste receptacle that can be
				  emptied and cleaned.
G. "Person" means the state, a municipality, district or
				  other political subdivision, a cooperative, institution, corporation, company,
				  firm, partnership, or individual.
H. "Sewage" means the waste from toilets, baths, sinks,
				  lavatories, laundries, and other plumbing fixtures in residences, institutions,
				  public and business buildings, mobile homes, and other places of human
				  habitation, employment, or recreation.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 11 - COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION, AND DISPOSAL OF HUMAN EXCRETA › Section R18-13-1103 - General Requirements; License Fees

Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 28, July 12, 2024
A. Any person owning or operating a vehicle
				or appurtenant equipment used to store, collect, transport, or dispose of
				sewage or human excreta that is removed from a septic tank or other onsite
				wastewater treatment facility; earth pit privy, pail or can type privy, or
				other type of privy; sewage vault; or fixed or transportable chemical toilet
				shall obtain a license for each vehicle from the Department. The person shall
				apply, in writing, on forms furnished by the Department and shall demonstrate
				that each vehicle is designed and constructed to meet the requirements of this
				Article.
B. A person shall operate
				and maintain the vehicle and equipment so that a health hazard, environmental
				nuisance, or violation of a water quality standard established under 18 A.A.C.
				11 is not created.
C. License
				terms.
1. For each vehicle newly licensed
				after June 30, 2012, the initial license fee shall be $250 and shall be
				submitted with the license application. After initial licensure of a vehicle,
				the Department will renew the license annually after payment of a $75 fee
				according to subsection (C)(3). The licensee shall submit the Department
				approved renewal form and annual license fee to the Department no later than 30
				days before expiration.
2. For
				those vehicles licensed before July 1, 2012, the initial license fee shall be
				$75 and shall be paid within 30 days of receipt of an invoice from the
				Department. The license shall be valid for one year. The licensee shall submit
				the Department approved renewal form and the annual license fee of $75 to the
				Department no later than 30 days before expiration.
3. Each vehicle license may be renewed if:
a. The annual license fee is paid,
b. The owner or operator is in compliance
				with subsection (D),
c. The vehicle
				is operated by the same person for the same purpose, and
d. The vehicle is maintained according to
				this Article.
4. The
				license is not transferable either from person to person or from vehicle to
				vehicle.
5. The license holder
				shall ensure that the license number is plainly and durably inscribed in
				contrasting colors on the side door panels of the vehicle and the rear face of
				the tank in figures not less than 3 inches high, and that the numbers are
				legible at all times.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 11 - COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION, AND DISPOSAL OF HUMAN EXCRETA › Section R18-13-1106 - Inspection

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The Department may inspect vehicles and appurtenant equipment
				  used to collect, store, transport, or dispose sewage or human excreta as
				  necessary to assure compliance with this Article.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 11 - COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION, AND DISPOSAL OF HUMAN EXCRETA › Section R18-13-1112 - Sanitary Requirements

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A. A
				person owning or operating a vehicle or appurtenant equipment to collect,
				store, transport, or dispose of sewage or human excreta shall ensure that:
1. Sewage and human excreta is collected,
				stored, transported, and disposed of in a sanitary manner and does not endanger
				the public health or create an environmental nuisance;
2. The vehicle is equipped with a leak-proof
				and fly-tight container that has a capacity of at least 750 gallons and all
				portable containers, pumps, hoses, tools, and other implements are stored
				within a covered and fly-tight enclosure when not in use;
3. Contents intended for removal are
				transferred as quickly as possible by means of a portable fly-tight container
				or suction pump and hose to the transportation container.
4. The transportation container is tightly
				closed and made fly-tight immediately after the contents have been
				transferred,
5. Portable containers
				are kept fly-tight while being transported to and from the vehicle,
6. Any waste dropped or spilled in the
				process of collection is cleaned up immediately and the area
				disinfected;
7. The vehicle, tools,
				and equipment are maintained in good repair at all times and, at the end of
				each day's work, all portable containers, transportation containers, suction
				pumps, hose, and other tools are cleaned and disinfected; and
8. All wastes collected are disposed of
				according to the recommendations of the local county health department and that
				no change in the recommended method of disposal is made without its prior
				approval. The local county health department shall recommend disposal by one of
				the following methods:
a. At a designated
				point into a sewage treatment facility or sewage collection system with the
				approval of the owner or operator of the facility or system,
b. By burying all wastes from chemical
				toilets in an area approved by the local county health department, or
c. Into a sanitary landfill with approval of
				the owner or operator of the landfill and following any precautions designated
				by the owner and operator to protect the health of the workers and the
				public.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 11 - COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION, AND DISPOSAL OF HUMAN EXCRETA › Section R18-13-1116 - Suspension and Revocation

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A. If a
				Department inspection indicates that a licensed vehicle is not maintained and
				operated or work cannot be performed according to this Article, the Department
				shall notify the owner in writing of all violations noted.
B. The Department shall give the owner a
				reasonable period of time to correct the violations and comply with the
				provisions of this Article. If the owner fails to comply within the time limit
				specified, the Department may suspend or revoke the vehicle license based on
				the number and severity of violations. The Department shall follow the
				provisions of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter, Article 10 in any suspension or
				revocation proceeding.
C. The
				Department shall consider the revocation or suspension of a permit by a local
				health department for violation of this Article as grounds for revocation of
				the vehicle license. The local health department shall immediately suspend both
				the vehicle license and the permit issued by the local health department for
				gross violation of this Article if in the opinion of the local health
				department a serious health hazard or environmental nuisance exists.
D. The owner of the vehicle whose license is
				suspended or revoked may appeal the final administrative decision as permitted
				under A.R.S. § 41-1092.08.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 11 - COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION, AND DISPOSAL OF HUMAN EXCRETA › Section R18-13-1117 - Reinstatement

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Upon request of the vehicle owner, the Department may
				  reinstate a suspended or revoked vehicle license following a Department
				  reinspection and based on an evaluation of compliance with the requirements of
				  this Article.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1201 - Definitions

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In addition to the definitions provided in A.R.S. §
				  44-1301, the following definitions apply in this Article:
"Aquifer protection permit" means an authorization issued by
				  the Department under A.R.S. §
									49-241
				  et seq.
"Burial cell" means an area where mining waste tires are
				  placed in or on the land for burial.
"Mining" means activities dedicated to the exploration,
				  extraction, beneficiation, and processing, including smelting and refining, of
				  metallic ores.
"Mining facility" means any land, building, installation,
				  structure, equipment, device, conveyance, or area dedicated to mining.
"Mining waste tire" means an off-road tire that is greater
				  than three feet in outside diameter that was used in mining.
"Operator" means an owner, part owner, management agency, or
				  lessee of a mining facility, a person responsible for the overall operation or
				  control of a mining facility, or an authorized representative of the
				  operator.
"Person" is defined in A.R.S. §
									49-201.
"Waste tire cover" means waste tires that are chopped or
				  shredded into pieces that do not exceed four inches in diameter used for cover
				  at a solid waste landfill.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1202 - Burial of Mining Waste Tires

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A.
				The operator shall file with the Director a one-time notice within 24 hours
				after commencement of burial of mining waste tires consisting of a map of the
				mining facility that clearly identifies the locations and dimensions of each
				burial cell and the estimated number of mining waste tires that will be buried
				in each cell. The operator shall identify each burial cell using an
				alphabetical or numeric identifier. If a mining facility uses a new burial cell
				not included in the commencement of burial notice, the operator shall notify
				the Department within 24 hours after commencement of burial in that
				cell.
B. An operator shall only
				permit burial of mining waste tires in areas that are, or will be, included in
				an aquifer protection permit issued for the mining facility. An operator shall
				not permit burial of mining waste tires in leach areas unless prior to burial
				the Department issues an aquifer protection permit covering the leach
				area.
C. An operator shall not
				permit a burial cell to be located within 10 feet of another burial
				cell.
D. An operator shall not
				permit the burial of mining waste tires unless the tires are waste generated at
				the mining facility or another mining facility of the same owner.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1203 - Cover Requirements

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A. The
				operator shall cover all mining industry off-road motor vehicle waste tires
				buried pursuant to this Article with a minimum of 6 inches of earthen material
				within 50 days of placement, or sooner if necessary, to prevent vector breeding
				or fire.
B. The operator shall
				place final cover over the off-road motor vehicle waste tires within 180 days
				after placement of the last tire which will be buried in a cell. The final
				cover shall consist of earthen material which is at least 3 feet deep or which
				complies with the requirements of the aquifer protection permit for the area
				where the burial cell is located.
C. The operator shall maintain final cover in
				compliance with this Section for as long as the mining industry off-road motor
				vehicle waste tires remain in the burial cell.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1204 - Annual Report

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By March 30 of each year, until a burial cell closure
				  certification is filed with the Department, the operator of the mining facility
				  shall file an annual report with the Director which documents the location of
				  each burial cell established during the preceding calendar year, the
				  alphabetical or numerical identifier of each burial cell, and the number of
				  off-road motor vehicle waste tires which were placed in each burial cell for
				  burial during the preceding calendar year. If no tires were placed in the
				  burial cell for burial during the preceding year, the annual report shall so
				  indicate.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1205 - Burial Cell Closure Certification

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An operator shall file with the Director a burial cell
				  closure certification within 30 days after placing final cover over the mining
				  waste tires under
				  R18-13-1203(B).
				  The certificate shall contain a statement by the operator that no additional
				  tires will be buried in the burial cell and a statement by an Arizona
				  registered engineer certifying that the cover requirements of
				  R18-13-1203
				  have been met.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1206 - Storage

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At no time shall more than 500 mining industry off-road motor
				  vehicle waste tires be stored at the mining facility outside of a burial cell
				  unless the mining facility has Department approval to operate a waste tire
				  collection facility, pursuant to A.R.S. §§ 44-1304 and
				  49-762.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1207 - Maintenance of Records

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For at least three years after the burial cell closure
				  certification is filed with the Department, the mining facility operator shall
				  maintain, at the mining facility, records which document the number of tires
				  buried in each cell.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1208 - Inspections

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The Department may inspect a mining facility, during regular
				  operating hours, to determine whether mining industry off-road motor vehicle
				  waste tire burial is in compliance with this Article.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1210 - Waste Tire Cover

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Waste tires used as cover at a solid waste landfill shall be
				  used according to the solid waste facility plan required by A.R.S. §
									49-762.
				  An operator shall not permit mining waste tires to be used as cover at a solid
				  waste landfill for more than two consecutive days at a time.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1211 - Registration of New Waste Tire Collection Sites; Fee

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A. A new waste tire collection site shall not
				begin operation after July 20, 2011, until the owner or operator registers with
				the Department. The owner or operator shall register on a form approved by the
				Department that includes a statement that the site is in compliance with A.R.S.
				§
									49-762.07(F)
				 and A.R.S. Title 44, Chapter 9, Article 8,
				as applicable. The owner or operator of a new waste tire collection site that
				begins operation after July 20, 2011, shall pay an initial registration fee of
				$500 within 30 days of invoice receipt. For purposes of this Section, "new
				waste tire collection site" means a waste tire collection site as defined in
				A.R.S. §
									44-1301
				that did not operate as a collection site on or before July 20, 2011.
B. The owner or operator shall pay a $75
				registration fee annually thereafter within 30 days of invoice
				receipt.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1212 - Registration of Outdoor Used Tire Sites; Fee

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A. A person shall not store 100 or more used
				tires outdoors until the person registers with the Department. A person that
				stores 100 or more used tires outdoors after July 20, 2011, shall pay an
				initial registration fee of $500 within 30 days of invoice receipt. The person
				shall register on a form approved by the Department that includes a statement
				that the site is in compliance with A.R.S. §
									49-762.07(F)
				 and A.R.S. Title 44, Chapter 9, Article 8,
				as applicable.
B. A $75
				registration fee shall be paid annually thereafter within 30 days of invoice
				receipt.
C. For the purposes of
				this Section:
1. "Used tire" means any tire
				which has been used for more than one day on a motor vehicle.
2. "Outdoors" means other than inside a
				building with a weatherproof roof.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 12 - WASTE TIRES › Section R18-13-1213 - Facilities Subject to More Than One Tire Site Registration; Single Fee

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A person who is required to register a tire facility under
				  more than one of the Sections listed in subsections (1) through (3) shall
				  register and follow procedures under each Section, but is only required to pay
				  the registration fees under the Section with the highest fees.
1.
									R18-13-1211.
2.
									R18-13-1212.
3.
									R18-13-501.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 13 - SPECIAL WASTE › Section R18-13-1302 - Special Waste Generator Manifesting Requirements

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A. A generator shall request a generator
				identification number on a form provided by the Director, and shown as Appendix
				A to this Article, prior to shipping special waste. Within 30 days of receiving
				the completed form, the Director shall issue the identification number to the
				generator.
B. Prior to off-site
				consignment of special waste, the generator shall do all of the following:
1. Complete and sign the "Generator" section
				of a special waste manifest.
2.
				Obtain the handwritten signature of the special waste shipper on the special
				waste manifest.
3. Retain the
				generator's copy of the special waste manifest.
4. Give the special waste manifest and the
				remaining attached copies to the special waste shipper or forward it to the
				receiving facility.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 13 - SPECIAL WASTE › Section R18-13-1303 - Special Waste Shipper Manifesting Requirements

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A. A special waste shipper who receives
				special waste in Arizona for transport to a special waste receiving facility in
				Arizona shall request a special waste shipper identification number on a form
				provided by the Director and shown as Appendix A to this Article. The Director
				shall issue an identification number within 30 days of receipt of the completed
				form.
B. A special waste shipper
				shall:
1. Accept special waste for intrastate
				shipment to a special waste receiving facility only if the waste is accompanied
				by a special waste manifest which is completed and signed in accordance with
				the provisions of
				R18-13-1302.
2. Deliver the entire shipment of special
				waste to a special waste receiving facility as designated on the special waste
				manifest. If unable to deliver the special waste to the primary or alternate
				special waste receiving facility designated on the special waste manifest:
a. Return the special waste to the generator,
				or
b. Contact the generator and
				obtain instructions for an alternate special waste receiving facility and
				deliver the waste accordingly.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 13 - SPECIAL WASTE › Section R18-13-1304 - Special Waste Receiving Facility Manifesting Requirements

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A. A special waste
				receiving facility shall request an identification number on a form provided by
				the Director, and shown as Appendix A to this Article, and obtain the number
				prior to receiving special waste. The Department shall issue the identification
				number within 30 days of receipt of the completed form.
B. A special waste receiving facility shall
				receive only special waste for which it has a special waste manifest signed and
				dated by the generator and special waste shipper. In the "Facility" section of
				the special waste manifest, the operator of the special waste receiving
				facility shall do all of the following:
1.
				Enter the identification number.
2.
				Sign and date each copy of a special waste manifest to certify that the type
				and amount of special waste, as stated on the special waste manifest, was
				received.
3. Indicate on the
				special waste manifest any significant discrepancies between the description,
				volume, or weight of the special waste as stated on the special waste manifest
				and the special waste received.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 18 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 13 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT › Article 13 - SPECIAL WASTE › Section R18-13-1305 - Records

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All records required by this Article shall be retained for at
				  least three years. If notification of an enforcement action by the Department
				  has been received, the records shall be retained until a final determination
				  has been made in the matter or in accordance with the final
				  determination.