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ENVIRONMENTAL FINAL GOVERNING STANDARDS ITALY

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<strong>ITALY</strong> - 6 Hazardous Waste<br />

C6.2.37.2. Waste from street-cleaning activities<br />

C6.2.37.3. Any type of waste from any public area such as roads, parks, beaches, lake<br />

shores, river shores, or similar public areas<br />

C6.2.37.4. Wastes from exhumation and any other waste from cemetery areas different<br />

from those in numbers 2, 3, and 4 above<br />

C6.2.37.5. Septic pump-out waste is excluded from the definition of urban waste.<br />

C6.2.38. Used Oil. Any oil or other waste POL product (whether mineral or synthetic) that<br />

has become unsuitable for the use for which it was initially intended. Used oil includes oil<br />

mixtures, oily tank residues, mixtures of oil and water, and emulsions. Used oil (other than used<br />

oil burned for energy recovery) is classified as a hazardous waste and will be managed as such.<br />

C6.2.39. Used Oil Burned for Energy Recovery. Used oil that is burned for energy<br />

recovery is termed "used oil fuel." Used oil fuel includes any fuel produced from used oil by<br />

processing, blending, or other treatment.<br />

C6.2.40. Waste. Any substance, material, or object that the waste generator (producer)<br />

discards, intends to discard, or is required to discard, including material sent for recovery. Waste<br />

is classified according to its origin as either urban (municipal) waste or as special waste, and is<br />

further sub-classified as hazardous waste or as non-hazardous waste. A complete list of waste<br />

streams with the corresponding Waste Code is provided in the USEUCOM Waste List.<br />

C6.2.41. Waste Generation. The act or process of producing waste.<br />

C6.2.42. Waste Generator. A generator is considered to be the entity whose processes or<br />

actions generate waste.<br />

C6.2.43. Waste Loading and Unloading Register. A specific and dedicated log book, kept<br />

at the installation, used to record all waste transfers, which includes all onsite “loading”<br />

operations (i.e., data on waste temporarily stored at the site including waste code, amount and<br />

date of storage) and all “unloading” operations undertaken at the site (i.e. data on waste shipped<br />

off-site for disposal/recovery/recycling, including waste code, amount shipped, date of transport,<br />

and name of waste carrier). Waste collected by the municipality is not required to be recorded<br />

on this waste register.<br />

C6.2.44. Waste Manifest. A specific form used to track the shipment of special waste from<br />

its point of origin to its point of disposal.<br />

C6.2.45. Waste Storage Area (WSA). A permitted area (different than a TWSA) where the<br />

storage of waste (both hazardous and/or non-hazardous) occurs prior to disposal through any<br />

activity listed in Appendix B.2 or recovery activity listed in Appendix B.3. Special waste may<br />

be stored no longer than one year at a WSA unless otherwise specified in the permit. A WSA<br />

site shall be permitted via the Italian Base Commander, in accordance with the procedures<br />

established in Chapter 1 (see C6.3.7.4).<br />

September 2012 Italy FGS 6-8<br />

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