ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

December 20, 1985

IN THE MATTER OF$

)

)

RCRA UPDATE, USEPA REGULATIONS

)

R85-22

(4/24/84

THROUGh

6/30/85)

)

FINAL ORDER,

ADOPTED

RULE

ORDER OF THE BOARD

(by J. Anderson):

On October 10, 1985,

the

Board proposed to amend the RCRA

regulations

to reflect

amendments

to United States Environmental

Protection Agency regulations

from

April 24.

1984 through June

30,

1985,

The proposal appeared on November 1, 1985,

at 9 Iii.

Reg. 16536.

The Board has

modif

led

the

proposal in response to

public comment as will be outlined

in the Opinion to be

adopted.

The Board hereby adopts the amendments to 35 Iii.

Adm,

Code

106, 703, 720, 721, 722.

124,

725 and 726 as set forth

in

the

attached Illinois Register text for publication.

IT

IS SO ORDERED,

I, Dorothy

t4. Gunn, Clerk of the Illinois Pollution Control

Board, hereby certifios that the above Order was adopted on

the~~~’-

~dayof

_________________,

1985, by a vote

of

_________

Ill

Control Board

87-175

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ILLINOIS REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

TITLE

35:

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

SUBTITLE A:

GENERAL PROVISIONS

CHAPTER

1:

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

PART 106

HEARINGS PURSUANT TO SPECIFIC RULES

SUBPART

A:

HEATED EFFLUENT DEMONSTRATIONS

Section

1O6.1O~

Petition

106.102

Requirements for Petition

106.103

Parties

106.104

Recommendation

106.105

Notice and Hearing

106.106

Transcripts

106.107

Opinion

and Order

SUBPART

B:

ARTIFICIAL COOLING LAKE DEMONSTRATIONS

ec tion

106.201

Petition

106.202

Notice and

Hearing

106.203

Transcripts

106.204

Effective Date

SUBPART C:

SULFUR DIOXIDE DEMONSTRATIONS

Section

106.301

Petition

106.302

Requirements

for Petition

106.303

Parties

106.304

Recommendation

106.305

Notice

and Hearing

106.306

Transcripts

SUBPART

0:

SOLID WASTE

AND BOILER DETERMINATIONS

Section

106.401

Petition

106.402

Notice

of Petition

106.403

‘Ri~ommendation

67-178

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ILLINOIS REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

106.404

Response

T06.405

Public Comment

106.406

Public Hearings

T06.407

Decision

106.408

T~iaT

APPENDIX

Old

Rule Numbers Referenced

AUTUORITY:

Implementing Sections

5,

22.4,

27,

28 and 28.1

and

authorized

by Section 26

of the Environmental Protection Act

(Ill.

Rev.

Stat.

1983,

ch. 11~,pars.

1005,

1022.4,

1027, 1028~

1028.1 and 1026).

SOURCE:

Filed with Secretary of State January

1,

1978;

amended

at

4

111.

Reg.

2,

page

186, effective December 27,

1979; codifIed

at

6

Ill.

Reg.

8357;

amended

in R85-22 at

Ill.

Reg.

effective

SUBPART 0:

SOLID WASTE

AND BOILER DETERMINATIONS

Section 106.401

Petition

~j

Any person seeking, pursuant

to

35

Iii,

Adm.

Code

120

130 or

720

132,

a determination that

a materTal

Is

not

a solid waste

or that

an enclosed device, using

~öntrofledflame combustion,

is

a boiler, must

file

a

petition with the Board.

~j

The

petition must

include the

information specified

In

35

Iii.

Adm.

code 720.130

et seq.,

for

the type of

determination sought.

In addition,

the petitioner must

Include

the following information:

jj

Name of the petitioner

.gI

Location

of the

facility;

and

~J

A reference

to prior Board

Order’s affecting the

facility.

(Source:

Added

at

Ill.

Reg,

,

effective

)

67-177

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106.402

Notice of Petition

The petitioner

shall

serve

a copy of

the

petit ton on

the

bi

The

Agency

shall

give notice of the filing of

the

~~ition

as provided

in

35

Iii.

Adm.

Code TO4.142.

(Source:

Added

at

Ill.

Reg.

,

effective

Section 106.403

Recommendation

The Agency shall

file

its recommendation

in

accordanç~

with 35

111. Adm~Code 104.180.

(Source:

Added

at

Section

106.404

Response

The petitioner

may respond

to

the recommendation

in accordonce

with

35

111.

Adm.

Code 104.18

(Source:

Added

at

-~1

-~

Ill.

Reg.

,

effective

Section 106.405

Public Comment

Any person may comment on

the

petition

and

recommendation within

45

days after

the Agency files

its recommendation,

in accordancj

with

35

Ill.

Adtn. ~Code104.183.

(Source:

Added

at

Ill.

Reg.

,

effective

106.406

Public Hearings

The Board

will

co_nduct

a hearing on

all

petitions for

determfnations pursuant

to

this Subpart.

j~j

The Hearing Officer will give

notice of the hearing

pursuant

to

35

Iii.

Adm.

Code 104.200(d).

(Source:

Added at

Ill.

Reg.

,

effective

ILLINOIS REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT

OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

Section

Ill.

Reg.

effective

)

)

)

)

3

Section

67-178

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ILLINOIS REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

Section 106.407

Deci sion

~j

The Board will

enter

an Order supported by

a written

Opinion setting forth the reasons

for

the

Board’s

action,

including

all

findings

Of

fact and conclusions

of

law.

As required

by Section 28.1

of

the Environmental

Protection Act

(Ill.

Rev.

Stat.

1983,

ch. 1Ifl~par.

1028.1),

Orders and Opinions wil

be maintaiñid by the

Clerk of the Board for public

inspections.

A listinQ

of

all determinations made pursuant

to this Subpart

will

be

published

in

the Environmental

Register

at

the end

of

each fiscal year.

(Source:

Added

at

Ill.

Reg.

,

effective

)

Section 106.408

Appeal

Any

final

determination ofthe

Board may be appealed pursuant

to

~èction 41

of the Environmental

Protection Act

(Ill.

Rev.

Stat.

1983,

ch.

111k,

par.

1041).

(Source:

Added

at

Ill.

Reg.

,

effective

)

67-179

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TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

TITLE 35:

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

SUBTITLE

C:

WASTE DISPOSAL

CHAPTER I:

SUBCHAPTER

b:

PART 703

RCRA

PERMIT PROGRAM

SUBPART A:

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Section

703.100

Scope and Relation to Other Parts

703.101

Purpose

703.110

References

SUBPART B:

PROHIBITIONS

Section

703.120

Prohibitions in General

703.121

RCRA Permits

703.122

Specific Inclusions in Permit Program

703.123

Specific Exclusions from Permit Program

703.124

Discharges of Hazardous Waste

703.125

Reapplications

703.126

Initial Applications

703.127

Federal Permits

(Repealed)

SUBPART

C:

AUTHORIZATION BY RULE AND INTERIM STATUS

Section

703.140

Purpose and Scope

703.141

Permits by Rule

703.150

Application by Existing HWM Facilities

703.151

Application by New HWM Facilities

703.152

Amended Part A Application

703.153

Qualifying for Interim Status

703.154

Prohibitions During Interim Stat~is

703.155

Changes During Interim Status

703.156

Interim Status Standards

703.157

Grounds for Termination of Interim Status

703.158

Permits

for

Less

Than

an Entire Facility

87-180

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ILLINOIS REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

SUBPART

D:

APPLICATIONS

SUBPART

E:

SHORT TERM AND PHASED PERMITS

Section

703.221

703.222

703.223

703.224

703.225

703.230

Section

703.241

703.242

703.243

703.244

703.245

703.246

Emergency Permits

Incinerator Conditions Prior to Trial Burn

Incinerator Conditions During Trial Burn

Incinerator Conditions After Trial Burn

Trial Burns for Existing Incinerators

Land Treatment Demonstration

SUBPART

F:

PERMIT CONDITIONS

Establishing Permit Conditions

Noncompliance Pursuant to Emergency Permit

Monitoring

Notice of Planned Changes

Release or Discharge Reports

Reporting Requirements

AUTHORITY:

Implementing Section 22.4 and aut1~orizedby Section

27 of the Environmental Protection Act

(Ill.

Rev. Stat.

1983, ch.

111

1/2, pars.

1022,4 and 1027).

SOURCE:

Adopted

in R82-19 at

7 Ill. Reg. J4289, effective

December 27,

1983; amended

in R84-9 at

9

Ill.

Reg.

11899,

effective July 24,

1985; amended

in R85-22 at

Ill. Reg.

effective

Section

703

.

180

703. 181

703.182

703. 183

703.184

703.185

703.200

703.201

703.202

703.203

703.204

703.205

703.206

703 .207

Applications

in General

Contents of Part A

Contents of Part

B

General Information

Facility Location Information

Groundwater Protection Information

Specific Information

Containers

Tanks

Surface Impoundments

Waste Piles

Incinerators

Land Treatment

Landfills

87-

181

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ILLiI~UiS~CG1STER

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

SUBPART A:

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Section 703.110

References

a)

When used in this Part the following publications are

incorporated by refe~ence:

“Test Methods for E~r~luating

Solid Waste,

Physical/Chemical Me~hods,”EPA Publication SW-846

4Fi~s~

Edition1 198O-~as updated by Revisions A ~August

19891 B 4July-~l98l~~and G

(Febctiery-

198233

or

(Second

Edition,

1982 as amended by Update

I (April,

1984) and

Update

II (April,

1985)).

The first editie~0?

SW-846

is

no

longer

in

print.~

Rev

sie~e

A and B

are

ailable

from EPA1 9??iee

of Solid Waste3 4WH—S6SB43 40~N

Street-1 STW--j Washington3 9-~?- 29460w

Revision ?

~

available from NTIS1 ~28~ Pert Royal Road-,

Spng?ield-

Vginia

22161.

The second edition of SW-846 and

Updates

I and

II are ineltides

material from

thTTirst

edition and Revisions A1 B1 and ?

in a reorganired

It is available from the Superintendent of

Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington,

D.C.

20402,

20401

(202)

783—3238, on a subscription

basis, and future updates

will

euteteetieally be mailed

to the subseriber.

b)

The references listed in paragraph

(a) are also

available for inspection at the offices of the Pollution

Control Board.

This incorporation includes

no later

amendments

or editions,

(Source:

Amended at

Ill.

Reg.

,

effective

)

SUBPART

D:

APPLICATIONS

Section 703.183

General Information

The following information is

required in the Part B application

for all HWM facilities, except as 35 Ill.

Adnt. Code 724.101

provides otherwise:

a)

A general description of the facility;

b)

Chemical and physical analyses

of the hazardous wastes

to be handled at the facility.

At

a minimum,

these

analyses shall contain

all. the information which must be

known to treat,

store or dispose of the wastes properly

in accordance with 35 Ill. Adm. Code 724;

67-182

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ILLINOIS REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

c)

A copy of

the

waste

analysis

plan

required

by

35

Ill.

Adm. Code 724.113(b) and,

if applicable,

35 Iii. Adm.

Code 724,113(c);

d)

A description of ~‘:esecur

c.y procedures and equipment

required by

35 Iii.

Adm..

(;oóe 724.l14~,or

a

justification

demonstrati~

~he reasons for

requesting

a

waiver

of this

requiremen~

e)

A copy of

the

general

insp~~:ion schedule

required

by

35

ill.

Adm.

Code

724,115b)~

~ncluding,

where applicable,

as

part

of

the

inspection

~~:hedule,

specific

requirements

in 35 111.

Adi~.

Code 724.274,

724.294,

724.326,

724.334., 724~373

~id

724.403;

f)

A justification

of

any

request for a waiver(s) of the

preparedness

and

prevention

requirements

of

35

Ill.

Adm.

Code

724.Subpart

C;

g)

A

copy

of

the

contingency

plan

required

by

35 111.

Adm.

Code

724

Subpart

D;

(Board Note:

Include., where applicable, as part of the

contingency plan, specific requirements in Sections

724.300,

724.327.,

724.355w

35 Ill.

Adm. Code 724.355

has

not

yet

been

adopted).

h)

A description of procedures, structures

or equipment

used

at

the

facility

to:

1)

Prevent hazards in unloading operations

(for

example, ramps, special forklifts);

2)

Prevent

runoff

from

hazardous

waste

handling

areas

to other

areas of the facility or environment, or

to prevent flooding

(for example, berms, dikes,

trenches);

3)

Prevent

contamination of

water. supplies;

4)

Mitigate

effects

of equipment failure and power

outages; and

5)

Prevent undue

exposure

of

personnel to hazardous

waste

(for example, protective clothing);

67-183

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__________________________ILuINOIS

L~GISTER

-~

POLLUTION

CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT

OF

ADOPTED

AMENDMENTS

i)

A

description

of

precautions

to

prevent

accidental

ignition

or

reaction

of

~~nitable,

reactive

or

incompatible

wastes

as

rcquired

to

demonstrate

compliance with 35 III. Adm,

Code

724.117

including

documentation

demonstrat:~g

compliance

with

35

til.

Adm.

Code

724.i17(c).

j)

Traffic pattern,

estimated

volume

(number, types

of

vehicles)

and control

(for

example,

show turns across

traffic

lanes

and stacking

lanes

(if

appropriate);

describe

access

road surfacing

and

load

bearing

capacity;

show

traffic

control

signals);

k)

Facility

location

information

as

required

by

Section

703.184;

1)

An outline of both the

introductory

and continuing

training

programs

by owners

or

operators

to

prepare

persons

to operate or maintain

the

HWM

facility

in

a

safe manner

as

required

to

demonstrate

compliance

with

35

Ill. Adm.

Code

724.116.

A brief description of how

training will be designed to meet actual job tasks in

accordance with requirements in 35 Ill. Adm. Code

724.116(a) (3);

m)

A copy of the closure plan and,

where

applicable,

the

post-closure plan required by 35 Ill, Adm. Code 724.212

and 724.218.

Include where applicable,

as part of

the

plans, specific requirements

in

35 Ill. Adm. Code

724.278,

724.297,

724.328,

724.358,

724.380, 724.410 and

724.451;

n)

For existing facilities, documentation that

a notice

has

been placed in the deed or appropriate alternate

instrument

as required

by

35

Iii. Adm. Code 724.220;

o)

The most recent closure cost estimate, for the facility

prepared

in

accordance

with

35

Ill.

Adrn,

Code

724.242

plus

a copy of

the financial assuran~mechanism adopted

in compliance with 35 Iii. Mm, Code 724.243;

p)

Where applicable~

the

most

recent

post-closure

cost

estimate for the facility

prepared

in

accordance with 35

Ill.

Adm.

Code 724.244

plus

a

copy

of

the

financial

assurance

mechanism

adopted

in

compliance

with

35

Ill.

Adm. Code 724.245;

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‘SR

POLLUTION CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT

OF

ADOPTED

ANENDNENTS

q)

Where

applicable,

a

c.

py

af

the

nsurance

policy

or

other

documenta’ion

which

comprises

compliance

with

the

requiremen4’

of

35 lit

a.

Codit.

724.241.

For

a

new

facility~drcuments’

owing the amount of

insurance

meeting

t c spccif

a

of 35 ill.

Ada.

Code

724.247Cc’

nd, if tp~

le,

35 Ill.

Ada.

Code

724.247(b

chat

the

o

operator plans to have

in

effect be~nains,

al

pt

of

hazardous

waste for

treatment

orsg.

‘at.

A

request

for

an

alternati

cyst

o~z

ed

coverage,

for

a

new

or

existing

L

tlity,

may

ubmitted

as

specified

in

35

Ill.

Ada.

C

de

724.2

7Cc.

s)

A

topograph.c.

map

showir.

distance of

1000

feet around

the facili

•

at

a

scale

2.5

centimeters

Cl

inch)

equal

to

not

more

than

61

meters

(200

feet)

•

Contours

must

be

aho

n

on

the

map.

The

contour

interval

must

be

sufficient

to

clearly

shot

the

pattern

of

surface

water

flow

in

the

vicinity

of

and

from

each operational

unit

of

the

facility.

For

example,

contours

with

an interval

of

1.5

meters

CS

feet),

if

relief

is

greater

than

6.1

meters

C20

feet),

or

an interval

of

0.6

meters

C2

feet),

if

relief

i.

less

than

6.1

meters

C20 feet).

Owners and

operators

of

BMW

facilities

located

in mountainous

areas

should

use

larger

contour

intervals

to

adequately

show

topographic

profiles

of

facilities

•

Th.

map shell

clearly

show

the

fot

&

1)

Nap scale and

date

2)

100-year

floodplain

area;

3)

Surface

waters

including

intermittent streams;

4)

Surrounding

land

uses

(residential,

commercial,

agricultural, recreational);

5)

A

wind

rose

Ci .e

,

prevailing

wibde peed

and

direction);

6)

Orientation r

~ map

Cnorth

arrow);

7)

Legal boundaries of the

BMW facility

site;

8)

Access

co~trol

,

gates);

5

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POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

9)

Injection aid withdrawal wells both on-site and

off~site;

10)

Bul

ngs,

tr atnent, storage or

disposal

ape

~ions; o~. ot1~er

structures

(recreation

areas,

rur

controL systems,

access

and

internal

roads,

sto

sanitary

nd pro-ess sewage

systems,

loading

and

oading areas, fire control

facilities,

etc

11)

Bare.

Ls for drainage or flood control;

12)

Location of operational units within

the HWM

facility site, w~erehazardous waste is

(or will

be) treated,

stored or disposed

(include

equipment

cleanup areas);

(Board Note:

For large HWM facilities,

the Agency

will allow the use of other scales on a case by

case basis.)

t)

Applicants

may be required to submit such

information

as

may

be

necessary to enable the Agency

to

determine

whether

a

permit should be issued and

what

conditions

to

impose

in any permit issued~

(Board ~4t°

ee

40 CFR 270.14(b).)

(Source:

Amended at

Ill. Reg.

,

effective

)

Section

703.202

For facilities

that use tanks

to store or treat hazardous waste,

except

as

otherwise provided in 35 Ill. Adm,

Code

724.290,

description

of

design and operation procedures

which

demonstrate

compliance

with the requirements

of 35 Ill. Adm, Code

724.291,

724.292,

724.298 and

724.299, including:

a)

References to design standards or other available

information used

(or to be used)

in design and

construction of ~he

tai~~r.

b)

A

description of design specifications including

identification of construction materials and

liningmat.er

ala

(include pertinent characteristics such

as

corros,.

~i

or erosion resistance);

67~186

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TEXT

OF

AD

2)

~t~Ltheconta~nrnent

s

stem relative

to

the

~

tern.

3)

itio~the~~tod~ect1eaks

and

~

dr

un~on

w ~.l1

be

pi~nted ~

(Board

Note:

See

40

F?

2~O.16~22~2~4b4424,)

(Source:

Amended

at

~

effective

Section 7O3~2O3

For facilities that s~ore~treat or dispose of hazardous waste in

surface impoundments

except

as

otherwise

provided

in 35 Iii.

Adm, Code 724.1O1~the Part B

pplr ation must includes

a)

A list of the hazardou

wastes placed

or

to be

placed

in

each surface im o idi

t

b)

Detailed

p~s

~,

a

ar

the

surface

i

~o

e~

construc’~ed

a

era

requirerren

35

ci

submiss

c

ust ad

inthat~

e

ri

g report describing

how

c

wi~ibe designed~

ti~

iired to meet the

ode 724.321~ This

lowing

items as

specified

c)

Tank

dimensio~r~

C.

ci

s~e11thicknesa;

d)

A

diagr

°~tationand process flow;

e)

Descrip

~

C

f

systems

d

ress

r

E)

Descript

a

ignitabi

or r~

buffer zone

~

~~1i~abI

ci

detection s

ster

L

ci

Adm.

ode

72

~7ö(~

u

~win:

safery cutoff~bypass

I~c (e.g.~vents);

r ~ard1ing incompatible

~nc1uding the use

of

r n of the containment

and

atc~anc~th33TT~

lude

at leastEhi

1)

~~j~nsa1dadescri

tronof

the basic desi

n

~rialso

construction of thcontainm~~em~

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ILLit~0iSREGISTER

_______

POLLUTION

CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT

OF

ADOPTED

AMENDMENTS

1)

The

liner

system

(except

for

an

existing

portion

of

a

surface

impoundment)~

If

an

exemption

from

the

requirement

for

a

liner

is

sought

as

provided

by

35

Il1~

Adm,

Code

724.321(b),

submit

detailed plans

and

engineering

and

hydrogeologic

reports

as

appropriate,

describing

alternate

design

and

operating

practices

that

will,

in

conjunction

with

location aspects, prevent the

migration

of

any

hazardous

constituents

into the groundwater or

surface

water

at

any

future

time;

2)

Prevention

of

overtopping;

and

3)

Structural

integrity

of

dikes;

c)

If an

exemption

from

35

Ill.

Adm. Code 724.Subpart

F

is

sought,

as

provided

by 35 Ill,

Adm.

Code

724.322(a),

detailed

plans

and

an

engineering report explaining the

location

of

the

saturated

zone

in relation to the

surface impoundment, and the design of

a double-liner

system that incorporates

a leak detection system between

the liner;

d)

A description of how each

surface

impoundment,

including

the liner and cover systems and appurtenances for

control

of

overtopping, will be inspected in order to

meet the requirements

of 35 Ill. Adm, Code

724.326(a)

and

(bY.

This information should be included in the

inspection plan submitted under Section 703.183(e);

e)

A certification by a qualified engineer which attests to

the

structural

integrity

of

each

dike,

as required under

35 Iii,

Adm, Code 724.326(c),

For new units, the owner

or

operator must submit

a statement by a qualified

engineer

that

hethe engineer will provide such a

certification

upon

completion

of

construction

in

accordance with the plans and specifi.cations;

f)

A

description

of

the

procedure

to

be~~

used

for

removing

a

surface impoundment from service, as required under

35

Ill, Adm, Code 724.327(b) and

(c).

This information

should be included in the contingency plan submitted

under Section 703.183(g);

g)

A

description

of how

hazardous

waste

residues

and

contaminated

materials will be removed

from

the

unit

at

closure, as

required

under

35

1ll~

Adm.

Code

724.328

67-188

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ILLINOIS REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

(a)(1).

For any wastes not to be removed from the unit

upon

closure,

the owner or operator must submit

detailed

plans

and an engineering report describing how

35

Iii.

Adm.

Code 724.328(a)(2) and

(b)

will be complied with.

This

information should be included

in the closure plan

and, where applicable,

the post~closureplan submitted

under Section 7O3~I83(m);

h)

If ignitable or reactive wastes are to be placed

in

a

surface impoundment, an explanation of how 35 Ill.

Adm.

Code

724.329 will be complied with;

i)

If

incompatible wastes, or incompatible wastes

and

materials,

will be placed

in a surface impoundment,

an

explanation of how 35 Ill. Adm. Code 724.330

will

be

complied with.

jj

A waste mana!~t

l!~~orhazardous waste

numbers

FO2O,

F021,

FO22,

FO23,

F026 and F027 describing how the

~

~

s

of

35

Ill, Adm, Code 724.331,

This submission

must

address

the

~

~~p~ç~fied

in that

Section:

1)

The volume~

h sical and chemical

characteristics

J~~~tomirate

through soil orto voistilize or escape

into

the

~here;

~

~tenuativ~ti~f~rlin

and

~teria1s;

3)

~

ed with these wastes;

and

4)

The_effectivenessofadd±tionaltreatrnen~~~n

~torintechniues,

(Board Note:

See 40 CFR 270.17.)

(Source:

Amended at

)

Section 703.204

For

facilities

that store or treat hazardous waste in waste

piles, except as otherwise provided in 35 Ill. Adm, Code 724,101,

the Part

B application

must. include:

---

TEXT OF ADOPIED AMENDMENTS

a)

A

list

of hazardous

wast.

a placed or to be placed in

each waste pile~

b)

If

an exe

~ion is

~‘

ght to 35

Ill. Adm Code 724.351

and

724.E

part

F a

ovided

by 724,350(c),

an

explanati

of how

requirements of

35

Ill.

Adm.

Code

724,350(c) will be

plied with;

c)

Detailed plans and

cngineering report describing

how

the

pile is

or will

d~signed,constructed,

operated

and

maintained to re

I the requirements

of

35

lll~

Adm.

Code 724.351,

This subnission must address the

following items as specified in that Section:

1)

The liner system (except for an existing portion

of

a

pile).

If an exemption from the requirement

for

a liner is sought, as provided by 35 In, Adm~

Code

724.351(b), the owner

or operator must submit

detailed plans and engineering and hydrogeologic

reports

as appropriate, describing alternate design

and operating practices that will,

in conjunction

with location aspects, prevent the migration of

any

hazardous constituents into the groundwater

or

surface water

at any future time;

2)

Control of run~on,

3)

Control of run~off;

4)

Management

of collection and holding units

associated wirn run~onand run~offcontrol systems;

and

5)

Control of wind dispersal

of particulate

matter,

where applicable;

d)

If an exemption from

35

Ill. Adm. Code 724.Subpart F

is

sought as provided by 35 Iii, Adm, Co~d~724,352

or

724.353,

submit detailed plans and a~n~ngineering report

describing how the requirements

of 35~Ill,

Adm,

Code

724,352~a~

or ~24,3~3~ ~

ilJ

be .omplied with;

e)

A description of how each waste pile, including the

liner

and appurtena.~

‘~

(or control of run~onand

run-

off,

will be inspect. d in order to meet the

requirements

of

35 Ill

Adm

Cod.

1

35

(a) and

(b).

This

informatio

should

~..

ncluded in the inspection plan

---

It

~

TEXI 01 ADO

submitted

u

d

r S

~-

io

3(

It

an exemption is

sought

to 33 11

b

F pursuant to 35

Ill. Adm, Code

72

,

~i

nspection plan

how

the in~oat~

FL. Adm, Code

724.353(a)O

)

f)

If

the trestLe

r in the pile,

details

ot

a

u ed, and the

nature and

qu

g)

If ignitable o

are to be placed in a

waste

pile,

S’i CX

I

~1O

te raquare~nents

of

35

Ill.

Adm, Code

7

4

3

e

oipl ed with~

h)

If

incompatible wa~tes

in onpati Ic wastes and

materials,

will

a p a~d

at

pile, an

explanation

of

h

v

3

1 1

C

de 1~4357 will

be

complied with;

1)

A

descriprion of ww

iazar

u~ a~rarasidues and

contaminated materaals wall be reooved from the

waste

pile

at closure, as

eq

rod

:rdcr

35 Ill, Adm, Code

724.358(a).

For an

wast.

to b~removed from the

waste

pile upon closure, the o rer o~operator

must

submit

detai’ed pIa~ ar

a

aneeri~greport

describing

to

35

1~

3

2i

4 0(a) and

(b)

will

be complied w th

a

t

should be included

in

the closure plan aid

w’~ ye applicable,

the

post-

closure plan sub itte

:

ar

3 ction 703,183(m).

~il

A

waste ma~gcentplar

fT

ardous waste numbers

P5fl

FO2~ F23

0

a ai

F027~ii~ji~nhowa

waste

lie that

ia

not e cia ~FTas

efined in

Section

24.3

c

is or w

1

b

e

a d

c~~ucted

o

erated and mainta n~ t~e~ ~he r~qentso~~

11.

dm, Code

,

a

h~

aubniT3szon must address

the

followane iteas

~ specic ad

ii

~EtI~~

-

-

-

_

1)

The volune

eJ

d

cal characterstics of

—

~

a

~e

~

ale,

includi ~

~ tath~~~oil

or to

tal

c

o t

2)

The atteua.i~

der1~i~

surrurl~g

~

..

a

Is,

---

POLL

L

Cf

3)

The no F

a

.L?

of othe

materials co-

—

~

‘

ad

4)

The

e

t

r

I

treatrnent,~~n

—

2L~a:.~1£

(Board

Note

(Source:

Amended

at

)

Section

703.206

For

facilities

that us~Ia

.0

opose of hazardous

waste,

except

as othe’wi

3

1

Adrn.

code

724.101,

the

Part

B

application

ii

a)

A

description

o~

3

t

treat~nent

demonstration

a

3

Ill, Adm, Code

724.372.

The

:

include the

following

information:

1)

The wastes for

Lach

t:

demonstration will

be

made

and the poteit~F

fazardous constituents in the

wastes;

2)

The data

a rc

u

3 to make the

demo~tr

a,

aboratory

data,

field~da

a a

~‘a~ I

3)

Any spec

Sold test that

will

be

condu

uu

A)

thc

.

.

cal mn leaching,

deg~

B)

ate

in’luding analytical

C)

D~

a

.ut will be

r~tir, including

tie

t

.

c.i~stics,climatic

a

ta

r~ ?ractices;

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POLLUL ION CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENIS

b)

A descript

in of

a lail

te

ant program, as required

under

35

...

Adm, Code 724.~7l. This information

must.

be

submit

.3 with the pla

f

r

the treatment

demonstra

an, and

poate

following the treatment

demonstra

on,

TI

land

e”itmert program must address

the follo

~ng itei

1)

The wastes

to

ian

2)

Design measu~

a~

or~oa~ag

p

...c~~es

necessary

to maximize

t.

atment. in accordance with 35

Iii.

Adm, Code 724

73(a) uicluding:

A)

Waste app ication Lethod and rate,

B)

Measures to control soil pH;

C)

Enhancement

of microbial

or chemical

reactions;

D)

Control of moisture content,

3)

Provisions for unsaturated zone monitoring,

including:

A)

Sampling equip:ent.

procedures and frequency;

B)

Procedures for selecting sampling locations;

C)

Analytical procedures,

D)

CI sin of custody control;

E)

Procedures for establi hing background values;

F)

Statistical methods for interpreting results;

C)

I e justification for any h~ardous

constituents recommended for~selection as

principal hazardous constituents, in

~cordance with

rateria for such

~leation in 35

1.

Adm

Code 724.378(a);

ue “its reasonably

i ad

fro’n,

the wastes

to

va0ti. analysis performed

~

Co a

724 113

4)

Alit

expec~

be 1

purs~.

of

hazardou~

d

to

be

in,

o

treat~d

sac

to

35

91

---

‘1

POLLUTION CONTROL

BO&RD

TEXT

O~

ADOPTED

AMENDMENTS

5)

The

proposea

aimei

ions

of

the

treatment

zone;

a)

A description of boy t

e

ne

is

or

viii

be

designed,

const~eacted,operated

ni ra. tamed in order to meet

the re4uirements of 3’ Ill

Adm. Code 724.373.

This

subma.

ion must addre

s

Ft

I oliowing items:

(ontrol of run on;

2)

Collection and co tol

af

3)

Minimization of run-ott of hazardous constituents

from the treatment zone;

4)

Management of collection and holding facilities

associated with run-on and run-off control systems;

5)

Periodic inspection of the unit.

This information

should

be included

..n the inspection plan submitted

under

Section

703.183(e);

6)

Control

of

wind

dispersal

of

particulate

matter,

if

applicable;

d)

If food-chain crops are to be grown in or on the

treatment

zone

of

the

land

treatment

unit,

a

description

of

how

the

demonstration

required

under

35

Ill.

Adm.

Code

724.376(a)

will

be

corducted

including:

1)

Characteristics of the food-chain crop for which

the

denonstration

will

be

made;

2)

Characteristics

of

the

waste,

treatment

zone

and

waste

application

method

and

rate

to

be

used

in

demonstration;

3)

Procedures

for

crop

growth,

sample

collection,

sample

analysis

and

data

evaluat4.on;

4)

Characteristics

of

the

comparisbn

crop

including

the lo ation

ani

corditions

under

which

will be growr•

e)

If food chair crops ara

o bc grown, and

cadmium

is

resent

in

the

land

treate~

‘

ste, a description of how

the

reqwrements

of

‘

ILl

dm.

Code

724.376(b)

will

be

complied with;

67

1

---

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h

POLLUTION CONIROL BOARD

TEXT

OF

ADOPTED

AMENDMENTS

f)

A

description

of

the

vegetative

cover

to

be

applied

to

closed

porrions

of

the

fa...ility,

and

a

plan

for

maintaining

such

co’er

during

the

post~closure

care

period,

as

required

under

35

Ill.

Adm,

Code

724,380(a)(8)

and

(a)(2).

Ills

information

should

be

included

in

the

closure

plan

and,

where

applicable,

the

p

~t~closure

care

plan

submitted

under

Section

703. 183(m);

g)

If

ignitable

or

reactive

wastes

will

be

placed

in

or

on

the treatment

zone,

an

explanation

of

how

the

requirements

of

35 Ill, Adm, Code 724.381

will

be

complied with;

h)

If

incompatible

wastes,

or

incompatible

wastes

and

materials,

will

be

placed

in

or

on

the

same

treatment

zone,

an

explanation

of

how

35

Ill.

Adm,

Code

724.382

will

be

complied

with,

1)

~emanaem~nforhazardouswastenumbers

—

F020,

F021,

F022,

P~2

2andFO27

describing

how

a

land

treatment

facilit

is

or

will

be

desi

ned

constructed,

a

erated

and

maintained

to

meet

t

e

requirements

o

11.

Adm,

Code

2

his

submission

must

ad dr e s s

the

f~

in

that

Section:

1)

The

volume,

ph~~cal

and

chemical

char act

en

stics

of

the

wastes, includin

their

otential

to mi

rate

t~l

or

to volatilize

or

escae

nto

the

~here;

2)

The

attentuative

ro

rties

of

underl

in

and

~undin

soils or other materia

~

lizinr2p~rtie!2foth2~mateL~als2o-

ed

wi th

these

wastes;

and

4

~

ormo~torintechniues.

(Board

No...e:

See

40

CFR

Z7O.20&22~2~b446~).)

(Source:

Amended

at

Ill.

Reg.

,

effective

)

67495

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ILLINOIS

REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED

AMENDMENTS

Section

703.207

Landfills

For

facilities that dispose of hazardous waste in landfills,

except as otherwise provided in 35 Ill. Adm. Code 724.101,

the

Part B application must include:

a)

A list of the hazardous wastes placed or to be placed in

each landfill or landfill cell;

b)

Detailed plans and an engineering report describing how

the landfill is or will Vs designed, constructed,

operated and maintained to comply with

the

requirements

of

35 Ill. Adm. Code 724.401.

This submission must

address the following items as specified in

that

Section:

1)

The liner system and leachate collection and

removal system (except for an existing portion of a

landfill)

•

If

an

exemption

from

the

requirements

for

a

liner

and

a

leachate

collection

and

removal

system

is

sought

as

provided

by

35

Ill.

Adm.

Code

724

•

401(b),

submit

detailed

plans

engineering

and

hydrogeologic

reports

as

appropriate,

describing

alternate design and operating

practices

that~will,

in conjunction with location aspects, preven$

the

migration of any hazardous constituent into ~he

groundwater

or

surface

water

at

any

future

t$.me;

2)

Control

of

run-on;

3)

Control of run—off;

4)

Management of collection and holding facilities

associated

with

run-on

and

run-off control systems;

5)

Control of wind dispersal of particulate matter,

where applicable;

c)

If an exemption from 35 Ill. Adm. Code 724.Subpart F is

sought, as provided by 35 Ill. Adm. Code 724.402(a), the

owner or operator must submit detailed plans and an

engineering

report

explaining’

the

location

of

the

saturated

zone

in

relation

to

the

landfill,

the

design

of a double-liner

system

that

incorporates

a

leak

detection

system

between

the liners and a leachate

collection

and

removal

system

above

the

liners;

67-196

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tC

i~Ii~R

________

POLLUTION CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED

AMENDMENTS

d)

A

description of how each landfill, including the

liner

and cover systems,

vii

be

inspected

in

order

to

meet

the requirements of

35

1.

Adn

Code 724.403(a) and

(b).

This information

uld

be included in the

inspection plan submitt

under SeLtion 703.183(e);

e)

Detailed

plans

and

an

e

nearing

report

describing

the

final

cover

which

will

applied

to

each

landfill

or

landfill cell

at closure

n accordance with 35 Iii, Adm

Code 724,410(a), and

a d~criptior.of how each landfill

will be maintained

and

monitored

after

closure

in

accordance with 35

Iii. Adm. Code 724.4iO(b)~ This

information should be

included

in

the

closure

and

post-

closure plans submitted under Section 703,183(m);

f)

If ignitable or reactive wastes will

be

landfilled,

an

explanation of how the requirements

of

35 Ill. Adm. Code

724.412 will be complied with;

g)

If

incompatible

wastes,

or

incompatible

wastes

and

materials, will be landfilled,

an explanation of how

35

Ill. Adm,

Code 724.413 will

be complied with;

h)

If bulk or non-containerized liquid waste or waste

containing free liquids is

to be landfilled, an

explanation of how the requirements

of 35 Ill. A~m.

Code

724,414

will

be complied with;

i)

If

containers of hazardous waste

are

to

be

landfilled,

an explanation of how the requirements

of

35

Iii.

Adm.

Code 724,415 or 724.416,

as applicable, will be complied

with.

jj

A waste mana ement

lan for hazardous waste numbers

F

,

021,

0

2,

F

,

FO

and F

7

escnibing

ow

a

~wil1bedesine~tructedo

rate

and

maintained

to

meet

the

reou~~i~ement~mentsof

11.

dm,

Code~72T~TT This

submi~iIàn

must

address

TT~

~wini~

1)

The volume,~

i.calani chemical characteristics

of

the

was tes,

inc 1 udi

~g t~~r

otentia

tomi

rate

~

~

~here;

~

~enuativ~ro~~es

of

undenl

in

and

!~u~insoil~

~er

materials’

---

iLL

IriOlS

POLLUTION

CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT

OF

ADOPTED

AMENDMENTS

3)

The

mobiiizi~

r2ertles

of

ot her

mater~a1 s

co

-

~

stes;and

4)

The

e ft aetivent

of

a

~

~nitorin

(Board

Note:

See

4

(Source:

Amended

at

,

effective

)

---

ILLINOIS REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT

OF

ADOPTED

AMENDMENTS

TITLE 35:

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

SUBTITLE C:

WASTE DISPOSAL

CHAPTER

I:

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

SUBCHAPTER

c

HAZARDOUS

WASTE

OPERATING REQUIREMENTS

PART

720

HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM: GENERAL

SUBPART A:

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Section

720. 101

720.102

720.103

Purpose,

Scope

and

Applicability

Availability

of

Information;

Confidentiality

of

Information

Use

of

Number

and

Gender

SUBPART

B:

DEFINITITONS

Section

720. 120

720.121

720.122

720.

130

720.

131

720.132

720. 133

720. 140

720.

141

Appendix A

Rulemaking

Alternative

Equivalent

Testing

Methods

Waste

Delisting

Procedures for Solid Waste

Determinations

Solid

Waste

Determinations

Boiler

Determinations

Procedures

for

Dete~inations

~tionalreuation~a~Eaio

hazardous

waste

Rec din

Activities ~

~

~ctivities

Overview of

40 CFR, Subtitle C Regulations

AUTHORITY:

Implementing Section 22.4 and

authorized

by Section

27

of

the

Environmental Protection Act

(Ill.

Rev.

Stat,

1983,

ch.

111

1/2,

pars.

1022.4

and

1027),

Section

720. 110

720.

111

Defini tions

References

SUBPART

C:

RULEMAKING

PETITIONS

AND

OTHER

PROCEDURES

67499

---

1LLit’~JI~

REGz~

iS

POLLUTION CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

SOURCE:

Adopted in R81~22, 43 PCB 427,

at

5 Ill.

Reg, 9781,

effective

as

not4 in

35 Ill, Adm. Code

.1.106;

amended and

codified in R81~2,

45 PCB 317,

at

6

Ill. Reg

4828, effective as

noted in

35

Iii.

~dm, Code 7e0.106; amended i

~82~~19at

7 Iii.

Reg.

14015,

effe~~iveOct.

12,

1983;

amended

R84~9,

at

9

Ill,

Reg. 11819,

effe

ive July 24, 1985; amended

R85~22at

Ill.

Reg.

,

effe

~ive

SUBPART B:

DEFINITIONS

Section

720.110

Definitions

When

used

in

35

Ill,

Adm. Code 720 through

72

nly,

the

following terms have the meanings given below,

“Act”

or

“RCRA” means

the Solid Waste Disposal Act, as

amended

by

the Resource Conservation and R~...overyAct of

1976,

as

amended

(42 U.S.C.

Section 6901

et

seq,)

“Active

portion” means that portion

of

a facility where

treatment, storage or disposal operations are being or have

been

conducted

after May 19,

1980 and which

is

not

a closed

portion.

(See also “closed portion”

and

“inactive portion”.)

“Administrator” means the Administrator of

the

U.S~

Environmental

Protection

Agency

or

his

designee.

“Agency”

means the Illinois Environmental Protection

Agency.

“Aquifer” means

a geologic formation, group

of

formations

or

part

of

a

formation capable of yielding

a significant amount

of

groundwater to wells or springs.

“Authorized

representative” means

the person responsible for

the overall operation of

a facility or

an operational

unit

(i.e., part of a facility),

e.g., the plant manager,

superintendent

or

person of equivalent res~onsibiiity.

“Board”

means the Illinois Pollution Control Board,

“Boiler”

means

an

enclosed

device

usin

controlled

flame

~

ers tics:

~

for

r ecoy~ripg~

and

exportin

thermal ener

in

the or~E~m~

heat ed

El

sc~eat!

se

---

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT

OF

ADOPTED

AMENDMENTS

The unit’~combustion

chamber

and

rimar

ener

a~

on~

rnus t

be

of

iriteral

dep~~.

To

be

2f~teraid~~

-

~e cornbu~

t

ion cha

ncr

and

the

sectiol(

T

t~èh

aswaterwalls

and ~~eate~J

~

orm e d

into

one

~nufactured

or as

‘~nJed_unit,

A u:~tin which the

~r~ii~Uon

chambar ~

i

~

sec~~~re~oii

sorconne

c

t ions

t

inte

rail

desi

ned;

however,

secondar

ener

re~

~

or

~hea~s~i~

B not be

h sicall

formed

into

the same unit as the

)mbustiOn chamber an

t

e

rimar

ver

sect

~1lowinunitsarenot

E~~ud!~irombei~&

~oilers sold

because the

are

not

of

inte ral desi n:

~rocess heaters

units

t at

~ferenerdirectltoarocessstream,and

fluidized bed_combustion units; and

in aeration,

t he

unit

must

mai ntainathe

rmal

~

~ul

ated

in

terms

of

the

recovered

ener

corn ared

with the thermal value of the fuel; and

The~

trnu~

xort~ and

ilize

at

1~!st

75

ercent

of

11Th recovered ener

,

calculated

on

an annual basis,

In

is ca culation,

no

credit

~

recovered

~int~alTinth~same

unit.

TExam les

of

internal use are the

reheatin

of fuel

or

corn

ustion

air,

and the drivin

of induced or forced dra

t

fans

or

~erums;or

The unit is one which the Board has determined, on

a

“Certification” means

a statement of professional opinion

based upon knowledge and belief,

“Closed

Portion” means

that portion of

a f~dilitywhich an

owner or

operator

has

closed

in

accordance

with

the

approved

facility

closure

plan

and

all

applicable

closure

requirements.

“See also

“active portion”

and “inactive

portion”,)

“Confined aquifer” means

an

aquifer

bo

eded

above

and

below

by impermeable beds or by beds of distinct.y lower

permeability than that of

‘

a aquifer

~

~

?‘

an aquifer

containing

confinid

grou~

ccr

---

ILLINOIS_REGISTER

POLLUTION

CONTROL

BOARD

“Container”

means

any

portable

device

in

which

a

material

is

stored,

transported, treated, disposed

of

or otherwise

handled,

“Contingency

plan”

means

a

document

setting

out

an

organized,

planned

and

coordinated

course of action

to

be

followed

in

case

of

a

fire,

explosion or release of hazardous waste or

hazardous waste constituents which could threaten

human

health

or the environment.

“Designated

facility” means a hazardous waste treatment,

storage

or disposal facility which has received

en

EPA

permit

(or

a

facility

with interim status) in accordance with the

requirements

of

40

CFR

270

and

124

or

a

permit

from a state

authorized

in

accordance

with

40

CFR

271,

or

that

is

regulated

under

40

CFR

261,6(c)(2)

or

40

C~W2~T’~part

F

or

35

Iii.

Adm~~

7fl,

J(2)

or~726~Siibart

F

and

that

has

been

designated

on

t

e

mani

est

by

t

e

generator

pursuant

to

35

Iii,

Adm, Code 722,120,

“Dike”

means

an

embankment

or

ridge

of either natural

or

manmade

materials

used

to

prevent

the

movement

of

liquids,

sludges,

solids

or

other

materials,

“Director”

means

the

Director

of

the

Illinois

Environmental

Protection

Agency.

“Discharge”

or

“hazardous

waste

discharge”

means

the

accidental

or

intentional

spilling,

leaking,

pumping,

pouring,

emitting,

emptying

or dumping of

hazardous waste

into

or

on

any

land or water,

“Disposal”

means

the

discharge,

deposit,

injection,

dumping,

spilling,

leaking

or

placing of any solid waste or hazardous

waste

into

or

on

any

land

or

water

so

that

such

solid

waste

or

hazardous

waste

or

any

constituent

thereof

may

enter

the

environment

or

be

emitted

into

the

air

or

discharged into any

waters,

including groundwaters.

“Disposal

facility”

means

a facility

or

pa~’t

of

a facility

at

which

hazardous

waste

is

intentionally placed

into

or

on

any

land

or

water

and

at

which

waste

will

remain after closure,

“Elementary

neutralization

unit” means a

device

which:

Is

used

for

neutralizing

wastes which

are

hazardous

wastes only because they exhibit the corrosivity

67~202

---

ILLINOIS

REGISTER

POLLUTION

CONTROL

TEXT

OF

ADOPTED

AMENDNEPITS

characteristic

defined

in

35

Iii,

Adm.

Cod.

721.122 or

are

listed in

35 YR. Adm. Coda

721.Subpart

P

only for

this reasons and

Meets

the deUnitton of

tank, container, transport

vehicle or vessel

in

Section

720.110,

“EPA” means United

States

Environmental

Protection Agency.

“EPA

hazardous

waste

number

means

the

number

assigned

by

EPA

to

each

hazardous waite listed in 35 lU. 4dm. Code

721.Subpart D and

to

each

characteristic

identified

in 35

Ill. Adm. Code 721.Subpart

C.

“EPA identification

number

means

the number

assigned

by

USEPA

pursuant

to 3~5III. 4dm.

Code

722 through

725

to

each

generator,

transpoi’ter and treatment,

storap

or

disposal

facility.

“EPA region” means the

states

and

territories

found

In

any

one of the following

ten

Region

I:

Maine, Vermont~New Hampshire,

Massachusetts, Connecticut and

Rhode

~sIand

Region

II~

New

York,

Nov

Jersey5

Commonwealth

of Puerto

Rico

and

the

U.S.

Virgin

Iala~ds

Region III:

Pennsylvania5 Delaware1 Maryland,

West

District of Columbia

Region

IV:

Kentucky1

Tennessee,

North

Carolina,

Mississippi.,

Alabama,

Georgia,

South

Carolina

and

Florida

Region

V:

Minnesota,

Wiscqnstn,

Illinois,

Michigan,

ladisea

and

Ohio

Region

VI:

New

Mexico,

Oklahoma,

Arkansas,

Louisiana

and

Texas

Region

VII,

Nebraska,

~ansai~

Missouri

and

Iowa

Region

VIII:

Montana~Wyoming,

Worth

South

Dakota5

Utah

and

Colorado

---

ILLINOIS REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD,~

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

Region

.IX~

C~1~ifornia,.Neva~a,,Arizona, Hawaii,

Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana

Islands

Region

X:

Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska

“Equivalent method”. means any testing or analytical method

approved by

the Board pursuant to Section 720.120.

“Existing hazardous waate~management

(HWM) facility” or

“existing facility**

means

a facility wh~ch~was

i~n operation

or for which construction commenced on~orbefore November 19,

1980.

A facility had commenced construction if:

The

owner or oj~eretorhad obtained the federal, state

and loca1~appro:vaisor permits necessary to begin

A c0ntinuo~.xSon-site, physic~alconstruction program

had begun or

the owner or operator

had

entered into contractual

obligatio.ns-—which~could not be cancelled or

modified without substantial loss--for physical

construction

of the facility to be

completed within

a

reason,a,ble time,

“E~s

ting

portion”

means

that

land

surface

area

of

an

e~:L~:ting

waste

management unit, included in the original Part

A

permit

application,

on which wa9tes have been placed prior

to

the

is~suanoe of

a

p~rmit•.

“Facility”

means all contiguous land and structures, other

appurtenances; and improvements on the land used for treating,

storing

or

dispo,sing

of hazardous waste,

A facility may

consist of several treatment, storage or disposal operational

units

(e.g., one or more landfills, surfac~impoundmentsor

combinations

of’ t~em).

“Federal

agency”

means

any

department,

agency

or

other

instrumentality~of

the

federal

government,

any

independent

agency

or

establishment~of

the

federal

government

including

any

government

corporation

and

the

Government

Printing

Office,

67.204

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ILLINOIS REGIST~R

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

“Federal, state and local approvals

or permits necessary to

begin

physical

construction”

means

permits

and

approvals

required under federal, state or local hazardous waste

control

statutes,

regulations

or ordinances.

“Food-chain

crops”

means tob~ieco,crops grown for human

consumption

ond

crops

grown

for

feed

for animals whose

products

~

consumed

by

humans.

“Freeboai:~means

the vertical distance

between the top of

a

tank or nw~’:aceimpoundment dike and the surfsee of

the waste

contained ~:J~erein.

“Free li~c±ds”means liquids

which readily separate from

the

solid port~~on

of

a waste under ambient temperature and

pressure

“Generato;~’means any person, by site, whose act

or

process

produce hazardous waste

identified or listed in

3~

Ill. Adm.

Code

721 or whose act first causes

a hazardous waste to

become subject to regulation.

“Groundwater”

means

water

below

the

land

surface in

a zone of

saturation.

‘Hazardous

waste” means

a hazardous waste as defined in

35

Ill.

Adm.,

Code 721.103.

“Hazardous

waste

constituent”

means

.a

constituent

which

caused

the hazardous waste

to

be listed in 35 I~1. Adm. Code

721.Subpart D, or a constituent listed

in of

35

Iii.

Adm..

Code

721,124.

“Inactive

portion”

means

that

portion

of

a

facility

which

is

not

operated

after

November

19,

1980.

(See also

“ective

portion”

and

“closed

portion~.)

“Incinerator” means

an any enclosed device using controlled

flame combustion1 which is neither

a “boile~t”nor an

“industrial

furnace”.

ie~iim~y~p~trpeee~?

wki~h~s ~e

~Jiefma~y

break

down

purpose

0?

w)tieh

is

~e

~herm~fl~’

break

down

hezardo~s was~e-~ Examp’es

of

4.neineratere

afe Ve~ery

k~1n-

?~uidi~ed

bed and liqtsid

~eetien

ineinefe~ere,

“Incompatible

waste”

means

a

hazardous

waste

which

is

unsuitable for:

67.205

---

ILLINOIS

POLLUTION

CONTROL

TEXT

OF

ADOPTED

AMENDMENTS

Placement

in

a

particular

device

or

facility

because

it

may

cause

corrosion

or

decay

of

containment

materials

(e.g..,

container

inner

liners

or

tank

walls);

or

Commingling

with

another

waste

or

material

under

uncontrolled

conditions

because

the

commingling

might

produco

heat

or

pressure,

fire

or

explosion,

violent

react:.~.on, toxic

dusts,

mists, fumes or gases

or

f1am~~abie

fumes

or gases.

(See

~3

Ill.

Adm.

Code

725, Appendix E for examples.)

“Industris~.furnace” meansany of the

following

enclosed

devices

that

are integral components of manufacturing

processes a~ that use controlled flame devices to accomplish

recovery

of

materials~ or

energy:

Cement kilns

Lime kilns

Aggregate kilns

Phosphate kilns

Coke ovens

Blast

furnaces

Smelting, melting and refining furnaces (includin&

jyrometailurgical devices

such as cupolas, reverberator

furnaces, sintering machines, roasters and foundry

turnaces)

Titanium dioxide

chloride process oxidation reactors

Methane reforming furnaces

Pulping liquor recovery furnaces

Combustion

devices

used

in the recovery of sulfur values

trorn

spent

sulfuric

acid

61-206

---

ILLINOIS

REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT OF ADOPTED AMENDMENTS

Any other such device

as

the Agency

determines

to be

an

“Industrial Furnace”

on the basis of one or more of

the

following factors:

The desi

n and use

of the device

rimaril

to

accomplish recovery of material pro uct~j,,

The

use

of

the device to burn or reduce raw

~nateria1s

to

make

a

material

product;

The

use

of

the

device to burn or reduce secondary

materials

as

effective substitutes

~or raw

materials, in processes using raw materials as

principal

feedstocks;

The

use

of

the ‘device to burn or reduce secondary

materials ‘as ingredients in an industriil process

to

make

a

material

product;

The

use

of

the

device

in

common

industrial

practice

to produce

a material product;

and

Other relevant factors.

“Individual

generation

site”

means

the

contiguous

site

at

or

on which one or more

hazardous wastes are generated.

An

individual generation

site,

such as

a large manufacturing

plant,

may

have

one

or

more sources

of

hazardous waste but is

considered

a

single

or individual generation site

if

the

Site

or

property

is

contiguous..

“In operation”

refers to a facility which

is treating,

storing or disposing of hazardous waste.

“Injection

well”

means

a

well

into

which

fluids

are

being

injected,

(See

also

“underground

injection”,)

“Inner

liner”

means

a

continuous

layer

of

~iaterial

placed

inside

a

tank or container

which

protects~.t)~econstruction

materials

of

the tank

or

container

from

the

contained

waste

or

reagents

used

to

treat

the

waste,

“International

shipment”

ni~ans

the’ transportation of

hazardous

waste

into

or

out

of

the

jurisdiction of the United

States,

67-207

---

ILLINOIS

REGISTER

POLLUTION

CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT

OF

ADOPTE

D

AMEN DME NTS

“Land

treatment

facility”

means

a

facility

or

part

of

a

facility

at

which

hazardous

waste

is

applied

onto

or

incorporated

into

the

soil

surface;

such

facilities

are

disposal facilitie~if

the

waste

will

remain

after

closure

-

“Landfill”

moa~a~

a

disposal

facil~U:y

or

part

of

a

facility

where

hazardoos

~iaste

is

placed

in

or

on

land

and

which

is

not

a

land ~eatment

facilityc

a surface impoundment or

an

injection

n1i~

“Landfill

aall~

~aeans

a

discrete

volume

of

a

hazardous

waste

landfill

w~r,ieh uses

a

liner

to

provide

isolation

of

wastes

from

adjacent

cells

or

wastes

Examples

of

landfill

cells

are

trenches

and

pits.

“Leachate”

means

any

liquid, including any suspended

components

in

the

liquid,

that

has percolated through or

drained

from

hazardous

waste,

“Liner”

means

means

a

continuous

layer

of

natural

or

manmade

materials

beneath

or on

the

sides

of

a

surface

impoundment,

landfill

or

l~ndfi1l

cell,

which

~estr~cts

Lhe

downward

or

lateral escape of hazardous waste, hazardous waste

constituents

or

leachate,

“Management”

or

“hazardous

waste management”

means

the

systemat.’lc

control

of

the

collection,

source

separation,

storage.,

transportation,

processing,

treatment,

recovery

and

disposal

of

hazardous

waste,

“Manh~’est”

means

the

shipping

document

originated

and

signed

by

the

generator

which

contains

the

information

required

by

35

ili~

Adm.

Code

722.Subpart

B.

“Manifest document number~means the

USEPA

twelve

digit

identification

number

assigned

to

the

generator

plus

a

unique

five

digit

document

number

assi.gned

to

the

manifest

by

the

generator

for

recording

and

reporting

purppses.

“Mining

overburden

returned

to

the

mine

si~ê”

means

any

material

overlying

an economic

mineral

deposit

which

is

removed

to

gain

access

to

that

deposit

and

is

then

used

for

reclamation of

a surface

~nine~~

“Movement”

means

that

hazardous

waste

transported to a

facility

in

an

indivichwl ~

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ILLINOIS

REGISTER

POLLUTION

CONTROL

BOARD

TEXT

OF

ADOPTEJ)

AMENDMENTS

‘New

hazardous

waste

management

facility”

or

‘new

facility’

means

a facility

which

began

operation,

or

for

which

construction

commenced,

after

November

19,

1980.

(See also

‘Existing

hazardous

waste

management facility’.)

‘On-site’

means

the

same

or

geographically

contiguous

property

which

msy

be

divided

by

public

or

private

right-of-

way,

provttut

the

entrance

and exit

between

the

properties is

at

a

crosz~adsintersection

and

access

is

by

crossing

as

opposed

tc

going along

the

right-of-way.

Noncontiguous

properties

owned

by

the

same

person

but

connected

by

a

right-

of-way

which

he

controls

and

to

which

the

public

does

not

have

access

is

also

considered

on- site

property.

‘Open burning”

means

the

combustion

of

any

material

without

the

following

characteristics:

Control of combustion air to maintain adequate

temperature

for

efficient

combustion;

Containment

of

the

combustion

reaction

in

an

enclosed

dev!ce

to

provide

auffi~ientresidence

time

and

mixing

for

complete

combustion;

and

Control of emission of the gaseous combustion products.

(See

also

“incineration’

and ‘thermal treatment’.)

‘Operatort

means

the

person

responsible

for

the

overall

operation

of

a

facility.

‘Owner’

means

the

person

who

owns

a

facility

or

part

of

a

facility.

‘Partial

closure’

means

the

closure of

a discrete

part

of

a

facility in accordance with the applicable closure

requirements

of

35 Ill.

Adm.

Code

724

or

725.

For

example,

partial

closure

may

include

the

closure

oft a

trench,

a

unit

operation,

a

landfill

cell

or

a pit,

whilq

4ther

parts

of

the

same

facility

continue

in

operation

or

will

be

placed

in

operation

in

the

future.

‘Person’

means

means

an

indjvtclwsI.

trust,

firm,

joint

stock

company,

federal

agency,

corporation

(including

a

government

corporation),

partnership,

association,

state,

municipality,

commission,

political

subdivision

of

a

state

or

any

interstate

8,-gUs

---

ILLINOIS REGISTER

POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

TEXT

OF

ADOPTE~)AMENDMENTS

“Personnel”

or

“facility

personnel”

means

all

persons

who

work

at

or

oversee

the

operations

of

a hazardous waste

facility

and

whose

actions

or

failure

to

act

may

result

in

noncompliance

with

the

requirn~cnts

of

35

Iii,

Adm,

Code

724

or

725.

“Pile”

means

ar~roncont.ainerizad

accumulation

of

soli

flowing

hazardous waste that

i~

.~sed

for

treatment

or

storage

“Point source” means any discernible,

confined

and

discrete

conveyance

including,

but

not

limited

to,

any

pipe,

ditch,

channel, tunnel, conduit, well, discrete fissure, container,

rolling stock, concentrated animal feeding

operation or

vessel

or other floating craft from which

pollutants are or

may be discharged.

This term does not include return flows

from

irrigated

agriculture.~

“Publicly

owned

treatment

works”

or

“POTW”

means

any

device

or

system

used

in

the

treatment

(including

recycling

and

reclamation) of municipal sewage or industrial wastes

of

a

liquid nature which

is

owned

by a “state” or nmunicipality*

(as

defined

by

Section 502(4) of the Clean Water Act

(33

U.S.C~ 1362(4)).

This

definition

includes

sewers,

pipes

or other conveyances

only

if

they

convey

wastewater

to

a P~FWproviding treatment.

“Regional

Administrator~

means

the

Regional Administrator for

the

EPA

Region

in which

the

facility

is

located

or

his

designee.

“Representative

sample” means

a sample of

a universe or

whole

(e.g~,

waste

pile,

lagoon,

groundwater)

which

can

be

expected

to exhibit the

average

properties

of

the universe or whole.

“Runoff” means any rainwater,

iLeachate

or other liquid that

drains over land from any part

of

a

facili~X.

“Runon” means any rainwater~leachate or other liquid that

drains

over

land

onto

any

part

of

a

facility.

“Saturated

zone”

or

“zone

~E

~ratur&:ion”

means

that

part

of

the

earth’s

crust

in

which

all

voids

are

filled

with water.

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“SIC Code” means Standard Industrial Code

as

defined in

~Standard

Industrial

Classification Manual, incorporated by

reference

in

Section7~20~

111.

“Sludge”

mear~s

.scy

solid,

semi-solid

or

liquid

waste

generated

~rcm

~

~rnicipal,

commercial

or

industrial

wastewater

tr~~:nt

plant,

water

supply

treatment

plant

or

air

pofl

~ion

crnrrol

facility

exclusive

of

the

treated

effluent

;H:om

a

~astewater

treatment

plant.

“Solid

~~r:;~:&’ mcnr2s

a

solid

waste

as

defined

in

35

Ill.

Adm.

Code

721AC2.

“State”

:~~ns

arr•~

of

the

several

states,

the

District

of

Columbia~. the

Ccnmonwealth

of

Puerto

Rico,

the Virgin

Islands,

Guam,

American

Samoa

and

the

Commonwealth

of

the

Northern

Mariana

Islands.

“Storage

means

the

holding

of hazardous waste for a

temporary

period,

at

the

end

of

which

the

hazardous

waste

is

treated,

disposed

of or stored elsewhere.

“Surface

impoundment”

or “impoundment” means

a

facility

or

part

of

a

facility

which

is

a

natural

topographic

depression,

manmade excavation or diked

area formed primarily of

earthen

materials

(although

it

may

be

lined

with

manmade

materials)

which

is

designed

to

hold

an

accumulation

of

liquid

wastes

or

wastes

containing

free

liquids

and

which

is

not

an

injection

well

Examples

of

surface

impoundments

are

holding,

storage,

settling

and

aeration

pits,

ponds

and

lagoons.

“Tank”

means

a

stationary

device,

designed

to

contain

an

accumulation

of

hazardous waste which is constructed

primarily of

nonearthen

materials

(e.g.,

wood,

concrete,

steel, plastic) which

provide

structural

support.

‘~Thermal treatment”

means

the

treatment

of

hazardous

waste

in

a

device

which

uses

elevated temperatures~sthe primary

means

to

change

the

chemical,

physical

or~biologic8l

character

or

composition

of

the

hazardous

~waste.

Examples

of

thermal

treatment

processes

are

incineration,

molten

salt,

pyrolysis,

calcination,

wet

air

oxidation

and

microwave

discharge.

(See

also

“incinerator”

and

“open burning”.)

“Totally

enclosed

treatment

facility”

means

a

facility

for

the

treatment

of

hazardous

waste

which

is

directly

connected

to

an

industrial

production

process

and

which

is

constructed

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and

operated

in

a

manner which prevents the release

of

any

hazardous

waste

or any constituent thereof into the

environment

during

treatment.

An example

is

a

pipe

in

which

waste acid

is neutralized~

“Transfer

facility”

means

any

transportation

related

facility

including loading

docks,

parking

areas, storage areas

and

other similar areas where shipments

of

hazardous

waste

are

held during

the

normal

course

of

transportation.

“Transport

vehicle” means a motor vehicle

or

rail

car

used

for

the

transportation

of

cargo

by

any

mode,

Each

cargo~

carrying

body

(trailer,

railroad

freight

car,

etc.)

is

a

separate

transport

vehicle.

~~Vesse~

ineludes

every

dese

p~e~e?

watereva?~

teed e~

eapab~e e?

~ei~g seed as a mea~ee?

a~sperta~e~

e~the

wa~er~

“Transportation” means

the

movement

of

hazardous

waste

by

air, rail,

highway

or

water,

“Transporter”

means

a

person

engaged

in

the

offaite

transportation

of

hazardous

waste

by

air,

rail,

highway

or

water,

“Treatment” means any method, technique or process, including

neutralization, designed ~tochange the physical, chemical

or

biological

character

or

composition

of

any

hazardous

waste

so

as

to

neutralize

such

waste,

or

so

as

to

recover

energy

or

material

resources

from

the

waste

or

so

as

to

render

such

waste

nonhazardous

or

less

hazardous;

safer

to

transport,

store

or

dispose

of;

or

amenable

for

recovery,

amenable

for

storage

or

reduced

in

volume,

“Treatment

zone”

means

a

soil

area

of

the

unsaturated

zone

of

a

land

treatment

unit

within

which

hazardous

constituents

are

degraded, transformed

or

immobilized,

“Underground injection” means

the

subsurfaü emplacement of

fluids through a bored, drilled or driven well;

or through a

dug

well,

where

the

depth

of

the

dug well is greater than

the

largest surface dimension,

(See a’so “injection well”,)

“Uppermost aquifer” means the geologic formation nearest the

natural ground surface

that

is

an

aquifer,

as

well as lower

aquifers

that

are

hydraulic~llyinterconnected

with

this

aquifer

within

the

facility

s

property bouncary.

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“Unsaturated

zoneu

or

~zone

of

aeration”

means

the

zone

between

the

land

surface

and

the

water

table,

“United

States”

means

the

50

States, the District of

Columbia, the

Commonwealth

of

P~ecto Rico,

the

U~S~

Vir:Hn

Islands

Cuac

~r:ric~n

5amo:~. cod

the

Commonwealth

ol

Northern

Marlene

l~:Lands

“Vessel” :Lnc~udesE!veryde~~ritior1of

watercraft, used

or

capable

01

b~in

used

asameansotrans

on

water.

“Wastewater

treatment

unit”

means

a

device

which~

Is

pact

of

a wastewater

treatment

facility

which

subject:

to

regulation under

either

Section

402

or

Sectlcn

307(b)

of the

Clean

Water

Act

(33

U.S.C~

:142

or

l317~));

and receives

and

treats

or

stores

an

influent

wastewater

which

is

a

hazardous

waste

as

defined

Ic

35

IlL

Adm,

Code

72L103

or

generates

and

accumulatc~: a

wastewater treatment

sludge

which

is

a

hazardous

este

as

~efinc~d

in

35

IlL

AGrn,,

Code

7~l,lO3

or

treats

or

stores

a

wastewater treatment

sludge

which

is

a

hazardous waste

as

defined

in

35

IlL

Adm~ Code

1

,103;

and

Meets

the

definition

of

tank

in

35

Iii.

Adm.

Code

720.

110

“Water

(bulk

shipment)”

means

the

hulk transportation of

hazardous waste

which

is

loaded or

carried

on

board

a

vessel

without containers

or

labels.

“Well”

means

any

shaft

or

pit

dug

or

bored

into

the

eartb~

generally

of

a

cylindrical form,

and

often

walled

with

bricks

or

tubing

to

prevent

the earth from

caving

in,

“Well injection”

(See

“underground

injection”).

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at

il:L~ Reg~

effedtive