Texas Administrative Code › Title 30 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Part 1 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 334 - UNDERGROUND AND ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANKS › Subchapter K - STORAGE, TREATMENT, AND REUSE PROCEDURES FOR PETROLEUM-SUBSTANCE CONTAMINATED SOIL › Section 334.484 - Registration Required for Petroleum-Substance Waste Storage or Treatment Facilities

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
(a) A person
				  shall submit the required application and receive the appropriate registration
				  issued after December 27, 1996, prior to storing or treating
				  petroleum-substance wastes at a new Class A facility or treating soil utilizing
				  a new Class B waste management facility.
(b) A person may not commence physical
				  construction of a new Class A or utilize a Class B petroleum-substance waste
				  management facility without first having submitted the required application and
				  received the appropriate registration unless otherwise authorized by the
				  agency.
(c) Any person who intends
				  to store or treat petroleum-substance waste at a Class A or Class B facility
				  after December 27, 1996, must submit an application for registration on a form
				  approved by the agency. Such person must submit information to the executive
				  director which is sufficiently detailed and complete to enable the agency to
				  determine whether such storage or treatment is compliant with the terms of this
				  subchapter. Such information shall include, at a minimum:
(1) information concerning the location of
				  the facility;
(2) identification of
				  the facility owner, facility operator, and landowner;
(3) the job descriptions of all key operating
				  personnel;
(4) documentation on the
				  proposed access routes to the facility, proposed daily volumes of traffic
				  associated with the facility, and confirmation on the suitability of roads
				  leading to the facility;
(5) waste
				  storage, management, handling, and shipping methods;
(6) waste treatment methods;
(7) waste sampling and analytical
				  methods;
(8) disposition or reuse
				  documentation;
(9) recordkeeping
				  requirements;
(10) security and
				  emergency procedures;
(11) facility
				  closure plan and closure cost estimate (see §
											334.508
				  of this title (relating to Closure Requirements Applicable to Class A and Class
				  B Facilities));
(12) facility plans
				  and specifications;
(13) site maps
				  and vicinity maps;
(14)
				  documentation on the land use in the vicinity of the facility;
(15) identification of all potential
				  contaminant receptors in the vicinity, including any water wells within 1,000
				  feet;
(16) documentation on the
				  financial assurance required (see Chapter 37, Subchapter K of this title
				  (relating to Financial Assurance Requirements for Class A or B
				  Petroleum-Substance Contaminated Soil Storage, Treatment, and Reuse
				  Facilities));
(17) documentation on
				  all required restrictive easements;
(18) the geology and hydrogeology where the
				  facility is located;
(19)
				  documentation on the effectiveness of the treatment method;
(20) documentation of the receipt of any
				  additional authorization required by any other federal, state, or local
				  regulatory agency; and
(21) any
				  other information as the agency may deem necessary to determine whether the
				  facility and operation thereof will comply with the requirements of this
				  subchapter. The application shall be submitted to the agency's central
				  office.