Louisiana Administrative Code › Title 33 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Part VII - Solid Waste › Subpart 1 - Solid Waste Regulations › Chapter 3 - Scope and Mandatory Provisions of the Program › Section VII-303 - Wastes Not Subject to the Permitting Requirements or Processing or Disposal Standards of These Regulations

Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 6, June 20, 2024
A.
				  The following solid wastes, when processed or disposed of in facilities that
				  are operated in an environmentally sound manner are not subject to the
				  permitting requirements or processing or disposal standards of these
				  regulations:
1. wastes resulting from land
				  and right-of-way clearing (trees, stumps) and disposed of on the site where
				  generated;
2. solid wastes in
				  facilities that have been closed in a manner acceptable to the administrative
				  authority prior to January 20, 1981 (This Paragraph is not intended to require
				  permitting of any facilities that have been closed in a manner acceptable to
				  the administrative authority and which remain closed.);
3. materials such as waste papers, plastics,
				  metals, and glass that are presorted to be recycled or reused and not destined
				  for disposal;
4. uncontaminated
				  earthen materials such as limestone, clays, sands, clamshells, river silt, and
				  uncontaminated residues from beneficiation of earthen materials;
5. brick, stone, reinforced and unreinforced
				  concrete, and asphaltic roadbeds;
6. sludges resulting from the treatment of
				  water at public or privately owned water-supply treatment plants;
7. petroleum-refining catalysts and other
				  materials utilized as feedstocks that are managed at a facility in order to
				  recover these wastes for further use;
8. agricultural wastes, including manures,
				  that are removed from the site of generation by an individual for his own
				  personal beneficial use on land owned or controlled by the individual. The
				  amount of wastes covered by this exemption shall not exceed 10 tons per year
				  (wet-weight) per individual per use location. To qualify for this exemption,
				  records documenting the amount of wastes used for beneficial use on land owned
				  or controlled by the generator shall be maintained. These records shall be kept
				  for a minimum period of two years;
9. solid wastes that are treated or disposed
				  of in a hazardous waste treatment or disposal facility that is regulated under
				  LAC 33:Part V;
10. woodwastes that
				  are beneficially-used in accordance with a Best Management Practice Plan
				  approved in writing by the Department of Agriculture and submitted to the
				  Office of Environmental Services, provided that the generator notifies the
				  Office of Environmental Services of such activity at each site in accordance
				  with LAC 33:VII.401.A. Woodwastes not being properly managed in accordance with
				  the Best Management Practice Plan approved by the Department of Agriculture do
				  not meet this exemption;
11. solid
				  wastes reused in a manner protective of human health and the environment, as
				  demonstrated by a soil reuse plan or beneficial use plan prepared in accordance
				  with LAC 33:VII.Chapter 11 and approved by the administrative
				  authority;
12. other wastes deemed
				  acceptable by the administrative authority based on possible environmental
				  impact; and
13. spent blasting sand
				  generated from the preparation of unpainted surfaces.