New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 20 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Chapter 9 - SOLID WASTE › Part 3 - SOLID WASTE FACILITY PERMITS AND REGISTRATIONS › Section 20.9.3.31 - REGISTRATION OF COMMERCIAL HAULERS AND HAULERS OF SPECIAL WASTE

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 13, July 16, 2024
A. Commercial
				haulers of solid waste and any haulers that transport special waste shall
				register with the department 30 days prior to beginning operations and every
				five years thereafter, and shall submit the following information:
(1) the name, address, and telephone number
				of the operation for which registration is sought, and the name, address,
				telephone number, date of birth, driver's license number, and social security
				number of the owner and operator, unless the owner and operator are public
				entities or are a publicly held corporation that has on file and in effect with
				the federal securities and exchange commission a registration statement
				required under
				15 U.S.C.
				Section 77 e(c);
(2) the anticipated start up date, hours of
				operation, and days of collection;
(3) a list of types of storage containers
				required for residences, commercial, institutional and industrial
				establishments to be served;
(4)
				location of vehicle maintenance yard;
(5) certification that drivers, trailers and
				vehicles are, and will continue to be, properly licensed or
				registered;
(6) means of
				controlling and mitigating odors;
(7) the transport distance from the nearest
				and farthest points of collection to the solid waste facility where the waste
				will be disposed;
(8) any transfer
				requirements;
(9) location of
				transfer station(s) to be used, if any;
(10) the name and location of any storage or
				collection or solid waste disposal facility to be used, and including;
(a) the size and type of all storage and
				collection facilities to be used; and
(b) methods use to mitigate odor and litter
				from any storage and collection facilities to be used;
(11) an outline of proposed training for
				drivers and crew to be able to differentiate between hazardous waste, special
				waste and other solid waste;
(12)
				certification that the waste identification training program will be
				implemented;
(13) a statement
				whether any of the owners or operators have been fined for violation of any
				environmental laws of any state or the United States (for owners or operators
				that are public entities or publicly held corporations, this statement may be
				limited to fines for violations within the last 5 years and within the state of
				New Mexico);
(14) a statement
				whether any of the owners or operators have had any permit or registration
				revoked or permanently suspended for cause under the environmental laws of any
				state or the United States (for owners or operators that are public entities or
				publicly held corporations, this statement may be limited to revocations or
				suspensions within the last 5 years and within the state of New Mexico);
				and
(15) if applicable, proof that
				a current valid warrant has been issued by the New Mexico public regulation
				commission, or in the case of a public entity hauling special waste, proof of
				financial responsibility.