Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 10 - DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES › Division 80 - Solid Waste Management › Chapter 9 - Solid Waste Management Fund › Section 10 CSR 80-9.035 - Scrap Tire Clean-Up Contracts

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule complies with section
				  260.276,
				  RSMo which allows for any person, firm, corporation, state agency, charitable,
				  fraternal or other nonprofit organization to bid on a contract for resource
				  recovery or nuisance abatement activities authorized under this
				  section.
(1) General. This
				rule applies to any person involved in the activities set forth in this rule.
				The department shall fully or partially bid, in accordance with the terms and
				conditions of the state of Missouri Office of Administration's bid process,
				contracts for removing and properly disposing of scrap tires that are stored in
				violation of the Solid Waste Management Law and implementing rules and/or to
				those that pose a public nuisance or a threat to the health or welfare of the
				public.
(A) Bid applications will be reviewed
				and ranked in accordance with the state of Missouri Office of Administration's
				bid procedure authorized in Chapter 34, RSMo.
(B) Bids for cleanups will be awarded in
				accordance with state of Missouri Office of Administration's contract award
				procedures authorized in Chapter 34, RSMo.
(C) Awarded bids will be ranked pursuant to
				the criteria set forth in section (3) of this rule.
(D) Clean-up Contract Payment and Records.
				Contractors shall be paid and records shall be kept in accordance with the
				state of Missouri Office of Administration's bid document terms and
				conditions.
(E) All clean-up
				contracts are subject to the department's funding availability and
				appropriation.
(F) All scrap tire
				site cleanups must adhere to Best Management Practices (BMPs) for water
				pollution control as follows:
1. Erosion and
				sediment control.
A. Stabilize all high
				traffic areas, including entrance and exit areas to minimize vehicle
				tracking.
B. Minimize run-on from
				adjacent properties through the use of diversion dikes, berms, or
				equivalent.
C. Trap sediment at
				down-gradient locations and outlets serving unstabilized areas. This may
				include filter fabric fences, sediment traps, vegetated swales or strips,
				diversion structures, retention/detention basins or equivalent;
2. Oil and grease.
A. Maintain equipment to prevent leaks and
				spills.
B. Use drip pans or other
				containment under equipment or around petroleum storage areas.
C. Have materials such as absorbent pads
				easily accessible to clean up spills and leakage.
3. Application of fertilizers, pesticides,
				and herbicides.
A. Observe all applicable
				federal, state and local regulations when using these products.
B. Strictly follow recommended applications
				rates and methods (i.e., do not apply in excess of vegetative
				requirements).
C. Have materials
				such as absorbent pads easily accessible to clean up spills.
D. Properly dispose of all
				containers.
E. The use of petroleum
				products for vegetative control is prohibited;
4. Maintenance.
A. Conduct inspections of BMPs.
B. Perform preventative maintenance as needed
				on BMPs;
5. Provide
				employee training on proper handling and maintenance practices; and
6. Discharges shall not cause violations of
				the general criteria in the Water Quality Standards in
				10 CSR
				20-7.031(3).