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Pennits. special reports. and fees
The following permits, special reports, and administrative fees may be required
for hazardous waste generators or TSD facilities:
• If a TSD facility is not operating under interim status (Part 270.70 to 270.73), a
permit would be required for the treatment, storage (i.e. storage exceeding 90
days), or disposal of hazardous waste. These pennitrequirements are found in
Part 264.
• The following reports may be required:
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Biennial report (Part 262.41 for generator facilities (Part 262.41), for
permitted TSD facilities (Part 264.75), and for interim-status TSD facilities
(part 265.75
Exception report for generator facilities (part 262.55)
Unmanifested waste report for permitted TSD facilities (Part 264.76) and
for interim-status TSD facilities (Part 265.76).
An annual report (Part 262.56) and exception report (part 262.55) for
generator facilities, if the hazardous waste is exported to another country
If required by the regulator, additional reports for generator facilities (Part
262.43), for permitted TSD facilities (Part 264.77), and for interim-status
TSD facilities (part 265.77)
If hazardous waste is placed in a land-based TSD unit (i.e. landfill, surface
impoundment, land treatment facility), certain groundwater monitoring and
reporting requirements must be met for permitted TSD units (parts 264.90
to 264.100) and for interim-status TSD units (parts 265.90 to 265.94).
The federal regulations do not require administrative fees. However, the New
Mexico Environment Department does assess administrative fees for new permits and
permit revisions (see New Mexico Hazardous Waste Acr).
References
Arbuckle, J., Brownell, F., Case, D., Halbleib, W., Jensen, L., Landfair, S., Lee, R.,
Miller, M., Nardi, K., Olney, A., Sarvadi, D., Spensley, J., Steinway, D., and
Sullivan, T., 1993, Environmental Law Handbook, Twelfth Edition: Government
Institutes Inc., Rockville, MD, 550 pp..
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1993, Code of Federal Regulations Title 40,
Protection of Environment, Parts 260 to 299: Office of the Federal Register,
National Archives and Records Admjnjstration, Washington, DC, 1088 pp.
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