Virginia Administrative Code › Title 9 - ENVIRONMENT › Agency 20 - VIRGINIA WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD › Chapter 81 - SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS › Part V - Permitting of Solid Waste Management Facilities › Section 9VAC20-81-460 - Part A permit application

Current through Register Vol. 40, No. 24, July 15, 2024
A.
				  The following information shall be included in the Part A permit application
				  for all solid waste management facilities unless otherwise specified in this
				  section. All plans and drawings of the Part A application shall be certified by
				  a professional engineer or professional geologist.
B. The Part A permit application consists of
				  a letter stating the type of the facility for which the permit application is
				  made and the certification required in subsection J of this section. The
				  applicant shall submit the completed DEQ Form SW PTA (Part A Permit Application
				  Form) and all required information and attachments as detailed in this
				  section.
C. A key map of the Part A
				  permit application, delineating the general location of the proposed facility,
				  shall be prepared and attached as part of the application. The key map shall be
				  plotted on a seven and one-half minute U.S. Geological Survey topographical
				  quadrangle. The quadrangle shall be the most recent revision available, shall
				  include the name of the quadrangle and shall delineate a minimum of one mile
				  from the perimeter of the proposed facility boundaries. One or more maps may be
				  utilized where necessary to insure clarity of the information
				  submitted.
D. A vicinity map shall
				  be prepared and attached as part of the application. This vicinity map shall
				  have a minimum scale of one inch equals 200 feet (1" = 200') and shall
				  delineate an area of 500 feet from the perimeter of the property line of the
				  proposed facility. A vicinity map may be prepared with a reduced scale if it
				  does not fit in a sheet with the required minimum scale and multiple sheets may
				  be used to meet the requirement of minimum scale. The vicinity maps may be an
				  enlargement of a U.S. Geological Survey topographical quadrangle or a recent
				  aerial photograph. Notes may be provided in the map if one or more of the
				  following are not present within the delineated area. The vicinity map shall
				  depict the following:
1. All homes, buildings,
				  or structures including the layout of the buildings that will compose the
				  proposed facility;
2. The surveyed
				  boundaries for the property boundary, facility boundary, and waste management
				  boundary, and the acreages within these boundaries;
3. The limits of the actual disposal
				  operations within the boundaries of the proposed facility;
4. Lots and blocks taken from the tax map for
				  the site of the proposed facility and all contiguous properties;
5. The base floodplain, where it passes
				  through the map area; or, otherwise, a note indicating the expected flood
				  occurrence period for the area;
6.
				  Existing land uses and zoning classification;
7. All water supply wells, springs or
				  intakes, both public and private;
8. All utility lines, pipelines or land-based
				  facilities (including mines and wells); and
9. All parks, recreation areas, surface water
				  bodies, dams, historic areas, wetlands areas, monument areas, cemeteries,
				  wildlife refuges, unique natural areas, or similar features.