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•H Fadanl Register / VoL 55, No. 15 / Tuesday, January 23. 1990 / Rules and Regulationa 235c Vm. Regulatocy Flexdidlty Analyste The Regulatory Flexibidty Act (RFA) of 1980 {Pub. L fl&..3S4), which amends tee Administrative Procedures Act requires Federal regulatory agencies to consider "smad entities" throughout tee regulatory process. Tbe RFA requires, te section 603, an initial screening analysis to be performed to determtee wheteer a substantial number of smaU entities wiU be significantiy affected by a regulation. If so, regulatory alternatives teat elimmate or mitigate tee impacts must be considered. te tee preamble to the September 25 proposed rule, tee Agency presented documentation of and tee rules firom a screening analysis to determtee tee potential for significant smad busteess impacts imposed by tee proposed reteterpretation of tee Mining Waste Exclusion (see 54 FR 39316-7). At teat time it was determteed teat no smad busteess enterprises would be advereely affected by tee nde, as proposed. The changes teat have occurred te today's final rule, as disttect from tee September 25.1989. proposal, have served to reduce tee number of potentiady affeded secton whde tecreasing slighUy tee number of potentiady affected faddties. Based upon tee revised cost and economic impact analysis presented above, and further data coUection and analysis by tee Agency. EPA has conduded teat only one smad busteess enterprise. NorUte Corporation, wite approximately 75 employees.'* might be advereely affected by today's final rule. Therefore. EPA condudes that just as te tee September 25 proposal teere wid not be a significant advene impact on a substantial number of smad mteeral processing companies, because among tee affected sectora teere is oidy one smad busteess teat is expected to experience impacu from today's final rule. IX. List of Subjecte in 40 CFR 288,2S1 and 282 Designated faddty. Hazardous waste. Waste treatment and (flsposai Recycling. Reporttaa sad recordkeepdig requirements, Maidnsts. Dated lonuory U. usa WUBaoi K. RaiDy, Adminittrator. For tee reesons set out te tee preamble, parte Zaa 281 and 282 of tide '• Sovrca: Duns Martst Uantlfiers. OUia« IntonsaUoo Sarrtcee. Inc ISSS 40 of tee Code of Federal Regulations is amended as foUows: PART 26&-HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: GENERAL 1. The auteority dtation for Part 260 contteues to read as foUows: Authority: 42 U.S.C 6905, 6S12(a). 6921. 6S27, 6030, 6934. 6935, 0937, 6936, 6939, and 6974. 2. Section 260.10 is amended by revising tee definition "designated faddty" to read as foUows: ] 260.10 Deffnitions. "Designated facility" mesna a hazardous waste treatment storage, or disposal facdity which (1) has received a permit (or teterim states) te accordance wite tee requirements of parte 270 and 124 of this chapter, (2) has received a permit (or teterim states) from a State auteorized te accordance wite part 271 of this chapter, or (3) is regulated under S 261.6(c)(2) or subpart F of part 266 of teis chapter, and (4) teat has been designated on tee mandest by tee generator purauant to S 260.20. ff a waste is destteed to a faddty te an auteorized State which has not yet obtateed auteorization to regulate teat particular waste as hazardous, teen tee designated facidty must be a facdity adowed by tee receiving State to accept such waste. PART 261—IDENTIFICATION AND USTINQ OF HAZARDOUS WASTES 3. The auteority citation for Part 261 contteues to read as foUows: Authority: 42 U.S.C 6095. 6912(a). 6921, and 6022. 4. Section 261.4 is amended by revteing paragraph (b)(7), to read as foUows: I2S1.4 Esduslona. (b) * • • (7) SoUd waste from tee extraction, benefidation. and processing of ores and mteerals (teduding coal), teduding phosphate rock and overburden from tee mining of uranium ore. For purposes of i 281.4(b)(7), beneficiation of ores and mteerals is restricted to tee foUowing activities: Crushing; grinding; washing; dissolution: crystaUization: fdtration; sorting: sizing: drying, stetering: peUetizins briquetting: calcining to remove water and/or cortion dioxide; roasting, autoclaving. and/or chlorination te preparation for leaching (except where the roasting (and/or autodaving and/or chlorination)/ leaching sequence produces a final or mtermediate product teat does not undergo furteer benefidation or processmg); gravity concentration: magnetic separation; electrostatic separation; flotation: ion exchange; solvent extraction; electrowtnning; precipitaUoa" amalgamation: and heap, dump, vat tank, and in situ leaching. Fc the purposes of S 261.4fb)(7), solid wastt from tee processmg of ores and mteeral will mclude only tee foUowing wastes, untd EPA completes a report to Congress and a regulatory determteation on teeir idtimate regulatory status: (i) Slag from primary copper processing; (u) Slag from primary lead processing, (ui) Red and brown muds from bauxite refining; (iv) Phosphogypsum from phosphoric add production; (v) Slag from elemental phosphorus production; (vi) Gasifier ash from coal gasification; (vii) Process wastewater from coal gasification; (viii) Calcium sidfate wastewater treatment plant sludge from primary copper processing; (Lx) Slag tailings from primary copper processing; (x) Fluorogypsum from hydrofluoric acid production; (xi) Process wastewater from hydrofluoric add production: (xii) Air poUution contitil dust/sludge from iron blast furnaces; (xiii) Iron blast furnace slag; (xiv) Treated residue from roasting/ leaching of chrome ore; (xv) Process wastewater from primar magnesium processing by tee anhydrou process; (xvi) Process wastewater from phosphoric acid production; (xvii) Basic oxygen furnace and open hearte furnace air poUution control dust/sludge from carbon steel production; (xviii) Basic oxygen furnace and open hearth furnace slag from carbon steel production; (xix) Chloride process waste solids from titanium tetrachloride production: (xx) Slag from primary zinc processing.
Fadaral g^gistar / Vol. 5S. No. IS / Tuecday. Jannary 23. 1990 / Rules Md RqgâliuDS PART 282--STANOAROS APPLICABLE TO GENERATORS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE 5. The audutrity citetkwlor Part 2S2 contteues to reed as fallaws: Authority: 42 VS.C OOIM, 681Z 6922. 6023. 6924, 6025. aod 6037. 8. Section 282^ is amended by adding paragraph (ej to read aa fodows: S262.23 tteaoltttaoMOileat. (e) For shipments of hazardous waste to a designated facility m an auteorized State which has not yet obtamed authorixatian to regulate teat particular waste OS bsxankitis, the geaerator must assure teat tee designated faciUty agrees te aigm and retara the manifest to tee generator, and teet any out-of-state transporter eigRS and fbnvards the mandest to tbe designated faciUty. [FR Tioc. 90-1402 Filed 1-2Z-96: 8:45 am] BKUimcaDC esse-se
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