ILLINOIS POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

March

8,

1990

IN THE MATTER OF:

RCRA UPDATE, USEPA REGULATIONS,

)

 R89-9

(1—1—89 THROUGH 6—30—89)

)

 (Rulemaking)

FINAL ORDER.

 ADOPTED RULES.

ORDER OF THE BOARD

 (by J. Anderson):

Pursuant to Section

 22.4(a)

of

 the Environmental Protection

Act

 (Act),

 the Board amending

 the RCRA hazardous waste

regulations.

Section

 22.4

 of the Act governs adoption of regulations

establishing

 the RCRA program in Illinois.

 Section 22.4(a)

provides for quick adoption of

 regulations which are “identical

in substance”

 to federal regulations;

 Section

 22.4(a)

 provides

that Title VII of the Act and Section

 5 of the Administrative

Procedure Act shall

 not apply.

 Because

 this rulemaking

 is not

subject

 to Section

5

 of the Administrative Procedure Act,

it

is

not subject

 to first notice or

 to second notice review by the

Joint Committee on Administrative Rules

 (JCAR).

 The federal~RCRA

regulations are found at

 40 CFR 260 through

 270.

 This rulemaking

updates Illinois’

 RCRA rules to correspond with USEPA amendments

 during the period January

 1 through June

30,

 1989.

The Board adopted a proposed Opinion and Order on December

6,

 1989.

 The proposal appeared on January

5,

 1990,

at

14

 Ill.

Reg.

72.

 The Board has modified the proposal

 in response

to

comment,

as

 is detailed in

 the Opinion.

The Board hereby adopts the amendments,

 the text

 of which

follows.

 The Board will not follow the

 final

 rules until after

9,

 1990,

 to allow time

 for final review and any motions

for

reconsideration by

 the agencies

 involved in the authorization

process.

 This Order

 is supported by an Opinion adopted

 this same

day.

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TITLE

35:

 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

SUBTITLE

G:

 WASTE DISPOSAL

CHAPTER

1:

 POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

SUBCHAPTER

b:

 PERMITS

PART

702

RCRA AND

 UIC PERMIT PROGRAMS

SUBPART A:

 GENERAL PROVISIONS

Secti on

702.101

 Applicability

702.102

 Pu~’pose and Scope

702.103

 Confidentiality

 702.104

 References

702.105

 Rulemaking

702.106

 Agency Criteria

702.107

 Permit Appeals

702.108

 Va~iances

702.109

 Enforcement

702.110

 Definitions

SUBPART

B:

 PERMIT APPLICATIONS

Se~tion

702.120

 Permit Application

702.121

Who

 Applies

702.122

 Completeness

702.123

 Information Requirements

702.124

 Recordkeeping

702.125

 Continuation of Expiring Permits

702.126

 Signatories

 to Permit

 Applications

and

 Reports

SUBPART

C:

 PERMIT CONDITIONS

Section

702.140

 Conditions Applicable

to

all

 Permits

702. 141

 Duty

 to Comply

702.142

 Duty to Reapply

702.143

 Need

 to Halt

 or Reduce Activity

not

 a Defense

702.144

 Duty to Mitigate

702.145

 P’oper Operation and Maintenance

702.146

 Permit Actions

702.147

 Property Rights

702.148

 Duty to Provide information

702.149

 Inspection and Entry

702.150

 Monitoring and Records

702.151

 Signatory Requirements

702.152

 Reporting Requirements

702.160

 Establishing Permit Conditions

 702.161

 Duration

 of Permits

702.162

 Schedules

 of Compliance

702.163

 Alternative Schedules

 of Compliance

702.164

 Recording

 and Reporting

SUBPART

D:

 ISSUED PERMITS

Section

10

9—366

—3—

702.181

 Effect

of

 a Permit

702.182

 Transfer

702.183

 Modification

702.134

 Causes for Modification

702.185

 Facility Siting

702.186

 Revocation

702.137

 Minor Modifications

AUTHORITY:

 Implementing Section

 13 and 22.4 and authorized

 by Section

27

of

the Environmental

 Protection Act

 (Ill.

 Rev.

 Stat.

 1983 Supp.,

ch.

 111 1/2,

pars.

 1013,

 1022.4

and

 1027).

SOURCE:

 Adopted

 in R81-32,

47

 PCB 93,

at

6

 Ill.

 Reg.

 12479, effective as

noted

in

 35 Ill.

 Adrn. Code 700.106;

 amended

in

 R82-19

at,

 53 PCB

 131,

 7 Ill.

Reg. 14352, effective as noted

in

35

 111. Adm. Code 700.106; amended

 in R84—9

at

 9 111.

 Reg.

 11926,

 effective July

24,

 1985;

 amended

 in R85-23

at

10

 Ill.

Reg.

 13274,

 effective July

29,

 1986;

 amended

 in R86-1

at

 10 111. Reg.

 14083,

effective August

12,

 1986;

 amended

 in R86-28

at

11

 111. Reg.

 6131,

 effective

March

24,

 1987;

 amended

 in R87-5

at

11

 Ill. Reg.

 19376, effective November

12,

 1987;

 amended

 in R87—26 at

12

 111.

 Reg.

 2579,

 effective January

15,

1988;

 amended

 in R87—29

at

 12 Ill. Reg.

 6673,

 effective March

28,

 1983;

amended

 in R37-39

at

 12 Ill.

 Reg.

 13083,

 effective July

29,

 1988;

 amended

in

R39—1

at

 13 Ill. Reg.

 18452, effective November 13,

 1989;

 amended

in

 R89—2 at

14

 Ill. Reg.

 3089,

 effective February 20,

 1990;

 amended

 in R89—9

at

 14 Ill.

Reg.

 effective

SUBPART

B:

 PERMIT APPLICATIONS

Section 702.122

 Completeness

The

Agency

shal

not

issue

 permit

und

~r a progran

 (RCRA on

 UIC)

 before

receiving

complete

application

for

permit

under

that

program

except

for

emergency

permits.

application

for

permit

under

program

complete

when the Agency

 receives

 an application

 form and

 any supplemental

 information

which are completed to

 its satisfaction.

 (35 Ill.

 Adm. Code 705.122).

An

application for

 a permit

 is complete notwithstanding

 the failure

 of the owner

or operator to

 submit

 the exposure information described

in

 35 Ill. Adm. Code

703.186

 (RCRA).

 The Agency may deny

 a permit

 for the active life of

a

hazardous waste management facility or unit before

 recei ving

 a complete

application

for

a

 permit.

 (RCRA)

—~e&~~4ete+See-BOARD NOTE:

 Derived

 from 40 CFR

 144.31(d) and

270.10(c),

as

 amended at54 Fed. Re~ 6072

Ma~’ch

7,

 1039.

effective

 (Source:

 Amended

at

14

 Ill. Reg.

1 09—367

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TITLE

35:

 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

SUBTITLE

G:

 WASTE DISPOSAL

CHAPTER

I:

 POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

SUBCHAPTER

b:

 PERMITS

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

 Reappl ications

703.126

 initial

 Applications

703.127

 Federal

 Permits

 (Repealed)

SUBPART

AUTHORIZATION

RULE

 AND INTERIM STATUS

Section

703.140

 Purpose

 and Scope

703.

141

Permits

Rule

703.150

 Application

 by Existing

 HWM Facilities and Interim Status

Qual i fications

703.151

 Application

 by New

HWM

Facilities

703.152

 Amended Part A Application

703.153

 Qualifying

 for Interim Status

703.154

 Prohibitions During Interim Status

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

703.159

Closure

Removal

703. 160

Procedures

for

Closure

Determination

SUBPART

D:

 APPLICATIONS

Section

703.180

Applications

General

703.181

Contents

Part

703.182

 Contents of Part B

703.183

General

Information

703.184

Facility

Location

Information

703.185

 Groundwater Protection Information

703.186

 Exposure Information

703.187

 Solid Waste Management Units

 703.188

 Other Information

703.200

 Specific Information

109— 368

—5-

703.201

 Containers

703.202

Tank

Systems

703.203

 Surface

 Impoundments

703.204

 Waste

 Piles

703.205

 Incinerators

703.206

 Land Treatment

703.207

 Landfills

703.209

 Miscellaneous Units

SUBPART

E:

 SHORT

 TERM AND

 PHASED PERMITS

Section

703.221

 Emergency Permits

703.222

 Incinerator Conditions Prior

 to Trial

 Burn

703.223

 incinerator Conditions During Trial

 Burn

703. 224

 Incinerator Conditions After Trial

 Burn

703.225

 Trial

 Burns

 for Existing Incinerators

703.230

Land

Treatment

Demonst~-ation

703.231

Research,

Development

and

Demonstration

Permits

SUBPART

PERMIT

CONDITIONS

DENIAL

Section

703.240

Permit

Denial

703.241

Establishing

Permit

Conditions

703.242

Noncompliance

Pursuant

Emergency

Permit

703.243

Monitoring

703.244

Notice

Planned

Changes

703.245

Twenty—four

Hour

Reporting

703.246

Reporting

Requirements

703.247

Anticipated

Noncompliance

SUBPART

CHANGES

PERMITS

Section

703.260

Transfer

703.270

Modification

703.271

Causes

for

Modification

703.272

Causes

for

Modification

Reissuance

703.273

Facility

Siting

703.280

Permit

Modification

the

Request

the

Permittee

703.281

Class

Modifications

703.282

Class

Modifications

703.283

Class

Modifications

Appendix

Classification

Permit

Modifications

AUTHORITY:

Implementing

Section

22.4

and

autho”ized

Section

the

Environmental

 Protection Act

(ill.

Rev.

Stat.

1988

Supp.,

ch.

111

1/2,

pars.

1022.4

and

 1027).

SOURCE:

 Adopted

 in R82—19,

 53 PCB 131,

at

 7 Iii. Reg. 14289, effective

October

12,

 1983; amended

 in R33-24

at

8

 Ill.

 Reg.

 206, effective December

27,

1983;

 amended

 in R34-9

at

 9 Ill.

 Reg. 11399, effective

July 24,

 1985; amended

~85—22at

Ill.

 Reg.

 1110,

 effective January

2,

 1937;

 amended

 in R85-23

at

10

 111.

 Reg.

 13284, effective July 28,

 1986;

 amended

 in R36—1

at

10

Ill

Reg.

 14093,

 effective August

12,

 1986; amended

in

R86-19

at

10

 111.

 Roy.

lfln—369

-6-

20702, effective December

2,

 1986;

 amended

 in R36-28

at

11

 Ill.

 Roy.

 6121,

effective March

24,

 1987; amended

 in P36-46

at

11

 Ill. Reg.

 13543,

 effective

August

4,

 1987;

 amended

 in P87—S

at

11

 Ill.

 Reg.

 19383, effective November

12,

 1987;

 amended

 in P87—26

at

12

 111.

 Reg.

 2584,

 effective January

15,

1988;

 amended

 in R87—39

at

 12 Ill.

 Reg.

 13069,

 effective July

29,

 1938;

amended

 in P88-16

at

13

 Ill.

 Peg.

 447,

 effective December 27,

 1988;

 amended

in P89-i

at

13

 111.

 Peg.

 18477,

 effective Novemhe~13,

 1989;

 amended

 in P89—9

at

14

 111. Reg.

 effective

SUBPART

3:

 PROHIBITIO~S

Section

 703.121

 RCP~A Permits

a)

No

 person

 shall

conduct

any

 hazardous

 waste storage, hazadous

 .~d’aste

treatment

or

hazardous

waste

disposal

ope”ation:

1)

 Without

 a RCRA permit

 for the HWM (naza’dous waste management)

facility;

or

2)

in

 violation

 of any condition

 imposed

by

 a RCRA permit;

b)

 Dvine~-s and operators

 of HWM units —~st—shallhave permits du’ing the

active

life

(including

the

closue

perio~~~T

the

unit.

Owners

and

operato~sof

 surface

 impoundments, landfills,

 land t~eatmentunits

and

waste

 pile units that

 received wastes after July

26,

 1982,

or

that certified closure

 (according

to

35

 Ill.

 Adm. Code 725.215) after

January 26,

 1983, —~st—shall have post—closure permits,

 unless they

demonstrate closure

by

 removal

as

 provided under Sections

 703.159

and

703.160.

If

a

 post-closure permit

is

 required,

 the permit

 must

address applicable

35

 Ill.

 Adm.

 Code

 724 g’oundwate~-nonito~ing,

unsatu —ated

zone

mon~tori ng, cor’ecti

acti

and

post-closure

care

requl rernents.

The

denial

permit

for

 the active life of

a

 hazardous waste

management

facility

unit

does

not

affect

 the requirement to obtain

~post-closure

permit

under

this

Section.

~SQAR; W~T~eSee—BOARD

 MOTE:

 Derived

from

CFR

270.1(c)

-~98fl;

as a~eR~ed

at

 S2 ~eth-

~egr

4

 9eee~be~

~

amended

at

54

Fed.

 Peg.

 9607, Ma~ch7,

 1989.

(Source:

 Amended

at

 14 Ill.

 Reg.

 effective

SUBPART

C:

 AUTHORIZATION

 BY RULE AND INTERIM STATUS

Section

 703.155

 Changes During Interim Status

a)

 -44ew ha~aF~e~s

 wastes Ret pFev+8~s~y eRt+f+ed

 4~ePaFt A

ef

the

peFRt a~p~eat+ee

 ~ay~etFeate~~

 steFed

 eF d~spesedef

at

a

fae4~ty—Except

as

 provided

in

 subsection

 (b),

 the owner

 or operato~

of

an

 inte’-irn status

 facility may make the following changes

at

the

facility:

 Treatment,

 storage

 or disposal

 of new

haza’dous wastes

not

100—,-3 711

—7—

previously identified

 in Part A

 of the permit application

 (and,

in

 the case of

 newly

 listed

or

 identified wastes,

 addition of

the units

 being used to treat,

 store

 or dispose

 of the hazardous

wastes

 on the date of the listing

 or identification)

if

the

owner

 or operator

 submits

a

 revised Part A permit application

prior

 to such

 -a ehaR~e—treatrnent, storage or

 disposal

2)

 Increases

in

 the design capacity

of

 processes used

at

 -a—the

facility— ~ay~emade—

 if the owner

 or operator submits

a

revised Part A permit application prior

 to such

a

 change

 (along

with

 a justification explaining

the

 need for the change)

 and the

Agency

 approves the change

 because -eq—:

 There

is

a

 lack of available treatment, storage

 or disposal

capacity

at

 other hazardous waste management

 facilities;

or

B)

 The change

is

 necessary to comply with

 a federal

 State

or

local

 requirement,

 including

 35 Ill. Adm. Code

 725,

 728 or

729.

3)

 Changes

in

 the processes for

 the treatment, storage

 or disposal

of hazardous waste may be made at

 a facility

 or addition-al-—

of

processes —may ~eadded -if the owner or operator submits

a

revised

 Part A

 permit application

 prior

to

 such

a

 change

 (along

with

 a justification explaining the need

 for change) and

the

Agency approves the change

 because:

A)

 4~—The

change

 is necessary to

 prevent

 a threat

 to human

health

or

 the environment because of

 an emergency

situation;

or

B)

 —14—The

 change

 is necessary to comply with —~edeFal-

aRd

State Fe~l-at+eRs—afederal,

 State

or

 local

 requirement,

including 35

 Ill. Adm. Code 725,

 728 or 729

4)

 Changes

in

 the ownership

 or operational

 control

of

a

 facility

—may ~emade

 —if the new owner

 or operator submits

 a revised

Part A permit application

no

 later than 90 days prior

to

the

scheduled

 change.

 When

 a transfer

 of ownership or operational

control

of

a

 facility occurs,

 the old owner

 or operator

 shall

comply

with

 the requirements

of

 35 Ill. Adm. Code 725.Subpart

H

(financial

requi rements),

until

the

nem-i

 owner

 or operator

has

demonstrated

 to the Agency

 that

it

is

 complying with the

requirements

 of that Subpart.

The

 new owner

 or operator

 shall

demonstrate

 compliance with

 the financial

 assurance requirements

within

 six months

 after the date of the ~change

 in the ownership

or operational

 control

of

 the facility.

 Upon demonstration to

the Agency

by

 the new owner

 or operator

of

 compliance with the

financial

 assurance requirements, the Agency

 shall

 notify the

old

 owner

 or operator

 in writing that the

 old owner or operator

no

 longer

 needs

to

 comply with

35

 ill.

 Adn. Code 725.Subpart

H

as

of

the date

 of demonstration.

 All othe~inte-im status

 duties are transferred effective immediately

 upon

the date of

100—371

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the change

 of ownership or operational

 control

 of the facility;

§J

 Changes made

 in accordance with an

 interim status

 corrective

action order issued

by:

 USEPA under Section

 3008(h)

 of the

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

 or other federal

authority;

 a court

 pursuant to

 a judicial

 action

 brought

USEPA;

 a court

 pursuant

 to the Environmental

 Protection Act;

or,

 the Board.

 Changes unde” this subsection

 are limited

 to the

treatment,

 storage

 or disposal

of

 solid waste from releases that

originate within the boundary of the facility.

b)

 —1-H

 e~eRt

shal4

ehaA~es~e made te

 ae NW~fae4-l-*ty

F-Re

+RteF+~

status whi-eh—Except

as

 specifically

 allowed

 under this subsection,

changes

 listed under

 subsection

 (a) must

 not Ee made

 if they amount

to reconstruction of the HWM facility.

 Reconstruction

 occurs

 when

the

 capital investment

in

 the changes

 to the facility exceeds

 fifty

percent

of

 the capital

 cost

of

 a comparable enti rely

 new HWM

facility.

If

all

 othe” requirements

 are met,

 the following changes

may

 be made even

 if they amount

to

 a ~econstruction:

fl

—Gha~ges ~

 th4s SeedeR ~o

Ret

 *Rel-~dee—Changes

 made solely

for the purpose

 of complying with requirements

of

 35 Ill. Adm.

Code 725.293 for tanks and ancillary equipment.

2)

 to comply with federal,

 State

or

 local

requirements, including 35

 111.

 Adn. Code

 725, 728 or 729,

changes

to

 an existing

 unit,

 changes

 solely

 involving tanks

or

containers,

 or addition

of

 replacement

 surface impoundments that

satisfy the statutory standards of Section

35

 Ill. Adm. Code

728. 139.

~

 Changes that

 are necessary to

 allow owners

 or operators to

continue handling newly

 listed

 or identified hazardous wastes

that have been treated,

 stored

 or disposed

of

 at the facility

prior

 to the effective date of the

 rule establishing

 the new

listing

 or identification.

~J

 Changes

 during closure of

 a facility or

of

a

 unit within

a

facility made

in

 accordance with

an

 approved closure plan.

~

 Changes necessary to comply with an

 interim status corrective

action

 order

 issued

by:

 USEPA under Section 3008(h)

 of the

Resource Conservation

 and Recovery Act

 or other

 federal

authority;

 a court

 pursuant to

 a judicial

 action

 brought

by

USEPA;

 a court

 pursuant to

 the Environmental

 Protection Act;

or,

 the Board.

 Changes

 under this subsection are limited

 to the

treatment, storage or disposal

 of solid waste from releases that

originate within the boundary of the facility.

~

 Changes -pFeh*~*ted~de~ this Seeti-eR de Aet 4Rel-~deeha~~es

—to

 treat

 or store,

in

 —eeRta+AePs

—tanks

containers,

hazardous

wastes

subject

land

disposal

restrictions

imposed

 35 Ill. Adm. Code 728, provided that such changes

 are made

solely for the purpose

 of complying with 35 Ill. Adm. Code 728.

109—372

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—~BQA~9t49~ See-BOARD MOTE:

 Derived from 40 CFR 270.72

as

 arnended

 at ~2

~Q~T

 ~e~r4~7~9eee~e~

1-~

(1988),

 as amended

at

 54 Fed. Req.

 9607, March

7,

 1989.

(Source:

 Amended

at

 14 Ill.

 Rey.

effective

Section 703.157

 Grounds

 for Termination of Interim Status

interim

status

terminates

when:

a)

 Final

 administrative disposition

of

 a permit application

 is made;

or

The

owner

operator

fails

furnish

requested

Part

application

on

 time,

or

 to furnish the

 full

 information required

by

 the Part

B

application,

 in which case the Agency

 shall

 notify the owner and

operator

the

termination

interim

status

following

the

procedures for

a

 notice

of

 intent

 to deny

 a permit

 pursuant to

35

Ill. Adm. Code

 705.

For

owners

operators

each

land

disposal

facility

which

has

been

granted

 interim

 status

 prior to November 8,

 1984,

 on November 8,

1985,

unless:

1)

The

 owner

 or operator submits

 a Part

B

 application for

 a permit

for

such

facility

prior

that

date;

and

The

owner

operator

certifies

that

such

facility

compliance

with

all

applicable

groundwater

monitoring

and

financial

 responsibility requirements.

d)

 For owners

 or operators

 of each land disposal

 facility which

is

in

existence

on

 the effective date of

 statuto”y or regulatory amendments

under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

 that

 ender

the

facility subject

 to the requirement

to

 have

 a RCRA permit

 and which

is granted interim statUs, twelve months

 after the date on which the

facility first

 becomes

 subject

to

 such permit

 requirement

 unless the

owner or operator of such facility:

1)

 Submits

 a Part

 B application for

 a RCRA permit

 for such facility

before

 tne date 12 months

 after the date

 on which ~he facility

first

 becomes

 subject

 to such permit

 requirement;

and

2)

 Certifies that such facility

is

in

 compliance with

all

applicable groundwater monitoring

and

financial

 responsibility

requi rements.

~

 For owners

 or operators

 of any land disposal

 unit

 that

 is granted

autho~ityto operate under Section 7O3.155~3~1~,

(2)

or

 (3),

the

~ont)~af~r

 the effective date

of

su~

 rment, unless

the own~oro~-ato~

 certifies

 that

 such unit

is

in

 comeliance with

•all

appl icable

edwater

moni

torin~andH nancia1respoi~ibi1ity

 (35 ill.

Adm.

 Code

72~.190ets~j.and725.?4Oe~

100—373

-10-

f)

 For owners

 and operators of each incinerator facility

 on November 8,

1989, unless

 the owner

 or operator of the facility submits

 a Part B

application for

 a RCRA permit

 for an

 incinerator facility

 by November

8,

 1986.

~)

 For owners

 and operators of any facility

 (other than

a

 land disposal

or

an

 incinerator facility) on November 8,

 1992,

 unless the owner o~

operator of the facility submits

 a Part

 B application for

 a RCRA

permit

 for the facility by November 8,

 1988.

—~etef See—BOARD NOTE:

 Derived from

 40 CFR 270.10(e)(5)

 (1988)

and

27O.73-~~-

 (1988),

as

 amended

at

 54 Fed. Reg.

 9607,

 Ma-’ch

7,

1989

(Source:

 Amended

at

 14 Ill.

 Reg.

 effective

SUBPART

D:

 APPLICATIONS

Section

 703.183

 General

 Information

The following information

 is required

 in the Part

 B application for

all

 HW?1

facilities,

 except

as

35

 Ill.

 Adm. 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 must

 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;

c)

 A copy of the waste

 analysis plan required by

 35 Ill. Adm. Code

724.113(b)

 and,

if

 applicable,

35

 Ill.

 Adm.

 Code 724.113(c);

d)

 A description

 of the security procedures and equipment required by

35

Ill.

 Adm. Code 724.114,

or

 a justification demonstrating the reasons

for requesting

 a waiver

 of this requirement;

e)

 A copy of the general

 inspection schedule required

by

35

 Ill.

 Adm.

Code 724.115(b)—i

 4.—.

 Include where applicable,

as

 part of the

inspection schedule, specific

 requirements

in

 35 Ill. Adm. Code

724.274,

 724.293(i),

 724.295,—

 4~~94~-

 724.326,

 724.354,

 724.373,

724.403 and 724.702;

f)

 A justification of any request for

 a waiver of the preparedness

and

prevention

 requirements

of

 35 Ill.

 Adm. Code 724.Subpart

C;

g)

A

 copy of the contingency plan required by

 35 Ill. Adm. Code

724.Subpart

D;

BOARD NOTE:

 Include, where

 applicable,

 as part

 of the contingency

plan,

 specific requirements

in

 35 Ill. Adm. Code 724.327

and

724.355.

35

 Ill.

 Adm. Code 724.355 has not yet been adopted.

h)

A

 description

 of procedures,

 structures

 or equipment used at the

109—374

—11—

facility

to:

1)

 Prevent

 hazards

in

 unloading operations

 (for example,

 ramps,

special

 forklifts);

2)

 Prevent

 runoff from hazardous waste handling areas

 to other

areas

the

facility

environment,

prevent

flooding

(for example, berms,

 dikes, trenches);

3)

 Prevent contamination

 of water supplies;

Mitigate

effects

equipment

 failure and

 power outages;

and

5)

 Prevent undue

 exposure of personnel

 to hazardous waste

 (for

example, protective

 clothing);

i)

 A description

 of precautions

 to prevent

 accidental

 ignition or

reaction of

 ignitable,

 reactive or

 incompatible wastes

as

 required to

demonstrate

 compliance with

 35 Ill. Adm. Code 724.117 including

documentation demonstrating compliance with

35

 Ill.

 Adm. Code

724.117(c);

 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

ill.

Adm.

Code

724.116.

brief

description

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,

 -aed —724.218 and

724.297.

 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,

724.451,

724.701

and

724.703;

n)

For

hazardous

 waste disposal

 units

 that have been closed,

documentation that notices

 required under

35

 111. Adm Code 724.219

have

been

filed;

o)

 The most recent

 closure

 cost estimate for the~facility prepared

in

accordance with

35

 Ill.

 Adm. Code 724.242

and

a

 copy of

the

documentation required

 to demonstrate financial

 assurance under

35

 Ill. Adm.

 Code 724.243.

For

a

new

 facility,

a

 copy of the required

documentation nay be submitted 60 days prior

to

the

intitial

receipt

of

 hazardous wastes,

if

it

is

 later than

 the submission

 of the Part

B;

109—375

—12-

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 documentation required to demonstrate

 financial assurance

under

35

 Ill.

 Adm. Code 724.245;

For

 a new facility,

 a copy of the

required documentation may be submitted 60 days prior

 to the

 intitial

receipt

 of hazardous wastes,

if

it

is

 later than the submission

of

the Part

B;

q)

 Where

 applicable,

 a copy of the insurance policy

 or other

documentation which comprises compliance with the requirements

of

35

Ill.

 Adm. Code 724.247.

For

a

 new facility, documentation showing

the amount

of

 insurance meeting the specification

of

 35 Ill.

 Adm.

Code 724.247(a) and,

 if applicable,

35

 Ill.

 Adni.

 Code 724.247(b),

that

the

owner

operator

plans

have

effect

before

initial

receipt

hazardous

waste

for

treatment,

storage

disposal.

request for

an

 alternative

 level

of

 required coverage, for

a

 new or

existing facility, may be submitted

as

 specified in

35

 Ill.

 Adm. Code

724.247(c);

s)

 A topographic map showing

 a distance of

 1000 feet around the facility

at

a

 scale of

 2.5 centimeters

(1

 inch)

 equal

to

 not more than 61.0

meters

(200

feet).

Contours

must

shown

the

map.

The

contour

interval

 must

 be sufficient

to

 clearly show the pattern

 of surface

water

 flow

in

 the vicinity of

 and from each operational

 unit of the

facility.

 For example, contours with an

 inte’-val

of

 1.5 meters

(5

feet),

 if relief

is

 greater

 than 6.1 meters

 (20 feet),

or

an

 interval

of 0.6 meters

(2

 feet),

if

 relief

 is less than 6.1 meters

(20

feet).

 Owners and operators of HWM facilities located

 in mountainous

areas

 shall

 use larger contour intervals to adequately show

topographic profiles

 of facilities.

 The map must clearly show the

following:

1)

Map

 scale

 and date;

2)

 100-year floodplain

 area;

3)

 Surface waters

 including intermittent streams;

4)

 Surrounding land uses

 (residential,

 coninercial,

 agricultural,

recreational);

5)

 A wind

 rose

 (i.e.,

 prevailing windspeed

 and direction);

6)

 Orientation

of

 the map (north

 arrow);

7)

 Legal

 boundaries

 of the HWM facility site;

8)

 Access control

 (fences,

 gates);

9)

 Injection and withdrawal wells both on—site

 and off-site;

10)

 Buildings; treatment,

 storage or disposal

 operations;

or

 other

structures

 (recreation areas,

 runoff control

 systems, access and

internal

 roads,

 storm, sanitary

 and process sewage

 systems,

109—376

—13-

loading

 and unloading

 areas,

 fire control

 facilities,

 etc.);

11)

 Barriers for drainage or flood control;

12)

 Location of operational

 units within the

HWM

facility site,

where hazardous waste

is

 (or will

 be) treated, stored

or

disposed (include equipment cleanup

 areas);

BOARD

NOTE:

For

 large HW~1facilities, the Agency shall

 allow

the

 use of

 other scales

on

a

 case by case basis.

t)

 Applicants

 shall

 submit

 such information

 as the Agency determines

is

necessary for

it

 to determine whether

to

 issue

 a permit

 and what

conditions

 to impose

in

 any permit

 issued.

u)

 For land disposal

 facilities,

if

 a case-by-case extension

 has been

approved

 under

35

 111. Adm. Code 728.105, or

if

a

 petition

 has been

approved under

35

 ill. Adm. Code 728.106,

a

 copy of the notice of

approval

 of the extension or

 of approval

 of the petition

is

 required.

BOARD NOTE:

 Derived from 40 CFR 270.14(b)

 (1988),

 as amended

at

54

Fed.

 Reg.

 617, January

9,

 1989.

(Source:

 Amended

at

 14 Ill. Peg.

 effective

)

SUBPART

E:

 SHORT TERM AND

 PHASED PERMITS

Section

 703.225

 Trial

 Burns

 for Existing Incinerators

For the purpose—s—

of

 determining feasibility

 of compliance

with

the

performance

 standards of

35

 Ill.

 Adm. Code

 724. 443 and of determining adequate

operating conditions under

35

 Ill.

 Adm. Code 724.445, the

 applicant

for

a

permit

 —to—for

an existing hazardous waste incinerator —may—shaH

 prepare and

submit

 a trial

 burn plan

 and perform

 a trial

 burn

 in accordance with Sections

7O3.2O5(b~and

 703.223(b) through

 (i),

or,

 instead,

 submit other

 information

as specified

 in Section 703.205(c).

 Applicants submitting information

 under

 Section 703.2O5(a)

 are exempt

 from

 compliance with

 35 Iii.

 Adm. Code 724.443

and 724.445 and, therefore,

 are exempt

 from the requirement

 to conduct

 a trial

burn.

 Applicants who submit

 trial

 burn plans

 and receive approval

 before

submission

of

 a permit application

—~st—shall

complete

 the trial

 burn

and

submit

the

 results, specified

in

 Section

 703.223(f), with Part

B

 of the permit

application.

If

 completion

 of this process

 conflicts with the date

 set for

submission

of

the

 Part

 B application, the applicant

—~st-shall

contact the

Agency

 to establish

a

 later date

for

 submission

 of the Part

B

 application

or

the trial

 burn results.

 the a~p~eaet

 s~b~4.ts

a

 tF4aTh

h~FH

~l-aR

 with Pa~

~ e~the pe~~4.t

 a~pl-4.eat4.eRT the

 tF4.al-

b~FA

me~st ~e ?eed~eted

aed

 the ~es~l4s

s~i~4.tted

 wi-th4e the ti-me pe~4-ed spee4.f4ed ~y~beA~eRey~—Trialburn results

must

submitted_prior

issuance

the

permit.

When

the

applicant

submits

a

 trial

 burn

~j~w~h

 Part B of the

 permit application,

 the Agenç~_shall

~

 in which

 the trial

burn

must

conducted_and

the

results

 submitted.

—~oa~d~4ete~See 40 GFR 1-22T2~b~44r-~-BOARD_NOTE:

Derived

 from 40 CFR

270.~j1~~_~s

amended

Fed.

 Re9.

4288,

 January

30,

1

989.

t09—377

-14-

(Source:

 Amended

at

 14 Ill. Peg.

 effective

SUBPART

F:

 PERMIT CONDITIONS

 OR DENIAL

Section 703.240

 Permit Denial

The Agency may, pursuant

 to the procedures

of

35

 Ill. Adm. Code

 705, deny the

permit application

 either

in

 its entirety

or

as

 to the

 active life of

 a HWM

facility or

 unit only.

BOARD NOTE:

 Derived from 40 CFR

 270.29,

as

 adopted

at

 54 Fed. Reg.

 9607,

Ma~ch7,

 1989.

(Source:

Secti on

Class

A.

Added

at

 14 111.

 Reg.

 effective

703.Appendix A

 Classification of Permit Modifications

Modifications

General

Permit

Provisions

Administrative

and

informational

changes.

2.

 Correction

 of typographical

 errors.

3.

 Equipment replacement

 or upgrading with functionally equivalent

components

 (e.g.,

 pipes,

 valves,

 pumps,

 conveyors, controls).

Changes

the

frequency

procedures

for

monitoring,

reporting,

 sampling or maintenance activities

by

 the permittee:

a.

 To provide for more frequent monitoring,

 reporting or

maintenance.

Other

changes.

5.

 Schedule of compliance:

Changes

interim

compliance

dates,

with

prior

approval

the

Agency.

BOARD NOTE:

 ‘~“

 indicates that prior Agency approval

is

regui red.

b.

 Extension of

 final

 compliance date.

6.

 Changes

 in expiration date

of

 permit

to

 allow earlier permit

termination,

with

p~iorapproval

the

Agency.

7.

 Changes

in

 ownership or

 operational

 control

of

a

 facility,

provided the procedures

 of Section 703.260(b)

 are followed.

B.

 General

 Facility Standards

1

1

1

1

2

1*

3

1*

1*

109—37 8

-15—

1.

 Changes

 to waste sampling or

 analysis methods:

1

a.

To

 conform with Agency guidance or Board

 regulations.

2

b.

 Other changes.

2.

 Changes

 to analytical

 quality assurance/control

 plan:

1

a.

To

 conform, with agency guidance

or

 regulations.

2

b.

 Other changes.

1

3.

 Changes

in

 procedures for

maintaining

the

operating

record.

2

4.

 Changes

 in frequency or content

of

 inspection schedules.

Changes

the

training

plan:

2

a.

 That affect

 the type or decrease

 the amount

 of training

given

 to employees.

1

b.

 Other changes.

6.

 Contingency

 plan:

2

a.

 Changes

 in emergency procedures

 (i.e.,

 spill

 or release

response procedures).

1

b.

 Replacement with functionally equivalent

 equipment,

 upgrade

or

 relocate emergency equipment listed.

2

c.

 Removal

 of equipment from emergency equipment list.

1

d.

 Changes

in

 name, address

or

 phone number of coordinators

or

other persons

or

 agencies identified

in

 the plan.

Note:

 When

a

 permit modification

 (such

 as introduction of

a

 new unit)

 requires

a

 change

 in facility plans

 or other

general

 facility standards,

 that change must

 be reviewed

under the

 same procedures

 as the permit modification.

C.

 Groundwater Protection

1.

 Changes

 to wells:

2

a.

 Changes

 in the number,

 location, d~pthor design

of

upgradient

 or downgradient wells

 of permitted groundwater

monitoring

 system.

1

b.

 Replacement

of

an

 existing well that

 has been damaged

or

rendered

 inoperable, without change

to

 location, design

or

depth

 of the well

109—379

-16-

1*

2.

 Changes

 in groundwater sampling or

 analysis procedures

or

monitoring

schedule,

with

prior

approval

the

Agency.

1*

3.

 Changes

 in statistical procedure for determining whether

a

statistically significant change

in

 groundwater quality between

upgradient

and

downgradient

wells

has

occurred,

with

prior

approval

 of the Agency.

2*

4.

 Changes

in

 point

of

 compliance.

5.

 Changes

in

 indicator parameters,

 hazardous constituents

or

concentration limits

 (including ACLs (Alternate Concentration

Limits)):

3

a.

 As specified

in

 the groundwate~protection

 standa-’d.

2

b.

 As specified

 in the detection monitoring

 program.

2

6.

 Changes

to

 a detection monitoring p~og-amas required

by

35

 Ill.

Adm. Code 724.198(j),

 unless

 othe’~wisespecified

 in this

Appendix.

7.

 Compliance monitoring program:

3

a.

 Addition

 of compliance monitoring program as required

by

35

Ill. Mm. Code 724.198(h)(4) and 724.199.

2

b.

 Changes

to

 a compliance monitoring program

as

 required by

35

 Ill. Adm. Code 724.199(k),

 unless otherwise specified

in

this Appendix.

8.

 Corrective action program:

3

a.

 Addition

of

a

 corrective action program as

 required by 35

ill. Adm. Code 724.199(i)(2) and

 724.200.

2

b.

 Changes

to

 a corrective action program as required by

35

Ill. Adm. Code 724.200(h),

 unless otherwise specified

in

this Appendix.

0.

 Closure

1.

 Changes

 to the closure plan:

1*

a.

 Changes

in

 estimate of maximum extent

 of operations

or

maximum inventory of waste on-site

 at any time during the

active

 life of the

 facility, with prior approval

 of the

Agency.

1*

b.

 Changes

 in the closure

 schedule for

 any unit,

 changes

in

the final

 closure schedule for the facility or extension of

the closure period, with prior approval

 of the Agency.

1*

c.

 Changes

 in the expected year of

 final

 closure, where other

109—3 80

—17—

permit

 conditions

 are not changed, with prior approval

of

the Agency.

1*

d.

 Changes

in

 procedures

 for decontamination of

 facility

equipment or structures, with prior approval

 of the Agency.

2

e.

 Changes

 in approved closure plan resulting from unexpected

events occurring during partial

or

 final

 closure, unless

otherwise specified

in

 this Appendix.

3

2.

 Creation of

a

 new landfill

 unit

as

 part of closure.

3.

 Addition

 of the following new

 units

to

 be used temporarily for

closure activities:

3

a.

 Surface impoundments.

3

b.

 Incinerators.

3

c.

 Waste piles that

 do not comply with 35 ill. Adm. Code

724.350(c).

2

d.

 Waste piles

 that comply with

35

 Ill. Adm. Code 724.350(c).

2

e.

 Tanks

 or containers

 (other than specified below).

1*

f.

 Tanks

 used

 for neutralization, dewatering,

 phase

 separation

or component separation, with p~iorapproval

 of the Agency.

E.

 Post—Closure

1

1.

 Changes

 in name,

 address

or

 phone number of

 contact

in

 post-

closure plan.

2

2.

 Extension

 of post-closure care period.

3

3.

 Reduction

 in the post—closure care period.

1

4.

 Changes

 to the expected year of final

 closure, where othe-

permit

 conditions are

 not changed.

2

5.

 Changes

 in post-closu”e

 plan necessitated by events occurring

during the

 active

 life of the facility,

 including partial

and

final

 closure.

F.

 Containers

1.

 Modification

or

 addition of container units:

3

a.

 Resulting

in

 greater than

25

 increase

in

 the facility’s

container storage capacity,

 except

 as provided inF(1)(c)

2

b.

 Resulting

in

up

 to 25

 increase

in

the

facility’s

container

I 00—3S1

-18-

storage capacity, except

 as provided

 in F(1)(c)

and

F(4)(a).

c.

 Or treatment processes necessary to treat wastes that are

restricted from land disposal

 to meet some or

all

 of the

applicable treatment standards or

 to treat wastes to

satisfy

 (in whole

or

 in part~the

 standard of

 “use of

practically available technology that yields the greatest

environmental benefit” contained

in

 40 CFR 268.8(a)(2)(ii),

incorporated

by

 reference

in

 35 Ill.

 Adm. Code 728.108,

with

prior

approval

the

Agency.

This

modification

also involve the addition

 of new waste codes

 or narrative

description

 of wastes.

It

is

 not applicable

 to dioxin—

containing wastes

 (F020,

 F021,

 F022,

 F023,

 F026,

 FO27 and

F028).

2

a.

 Modification

of

 a container unit without increasing

the

capacity of the unit.

b.

 Addition

of

 a roof to

 a container unit without alteration

of the containment

 system.

Storage

different

wastes

containers,

except

provided

F (4):

3

a.

 That require additional

 or different management

 practices

from those authorized

in

 the permit.

2

b.

 That do

not

 require additional

 or different management

practices from those

 authorized

 in the

 permit.

Note:

 See Section 703.280(g) for modification procedures

to be used for the management

of

 newly listed

 or identified

wastes.

2

4.

 Storage

 or treatment

 of different wastes

in

 containers:

2

a.

 That require addition of

 units

 or change

 in treatment

process

 or management standards, provided that

 the wastes

are

 restricted from land disposal

and

 are to

 be treated

to

meet some or

all

 of the applicable treatment standards,

or

are to

 be treated

to

 satisfy

 (in whole or in part)

the

standard of °useof

 practically available technology that

yields the 9reatest environmental

 benefit” contained

in

40

CFR 268.8(a)(2)(ii), incorporated

by

 reference in

 35 Ill.

Adm.

Code

728.108.

not

applicable

dioxin-

containing wastes

 (FO2O,

 F021, FO22,

 F023,

 F026, F027

and

b.

 That

 do not

 require the addition of

 units

or

a

 change

in

the treatment process

 or management standards, and provided

that the units have previously received wastes

 of the same

109—3 82

-19—

type

(e.g~, incinerator

sc~ubberwater).

This

modification

is

 not applicable

 to dioxin-containing wastes (F020,F021,

F022,

F023,

F026,

F027

and

F028).

4

5.

 Other changes

in

 container management practices

 (e.g.,

 aisle

space;

types

containers;

segregation).

G.

 Tanks

Modification

addition

tank

units

resulting

greater

than 25

 increase

 in the facility’s tank capacity, except

as provided

in

 paragraphs G(1)(c),

—aAd

-G(I)(d)

and

2

b.

 Modification

 or addition

 of tank units resulting

in

 up to

25

 increase

in

 the facility’s tank capacity, except

as

provided

in

 paragraphs G(1)(d) and G(1)(e).

2

c.

 Addition of

 a new

 tank that will

 operate for more than

90

days using

 any of the following physical

chemical

treatment technologies: neutralization,

 dewatering,

 phase

separation

 or component separation.

After

prior

approval

the

Agency,

addition

new

tank

that

will

operate

for

days

using

any

the

following physical

 or chemical treatment technologies:

 neutralization,

 dewatering, phase

 separation

 or component

separation.

Modification

addition

tank

units

treatment

processes that

are

 necessary

to

 treat wastes

 that are

restricted

 from land disposal

 to meet some or

all

of

the

applicable

treatment

standards

treat

wastes

satisfy ~inwhole

or

 in part) the standard of

 ‘use of

practically

available

technology

that

yields

the

greatest

environmental

 benefit’1 contained

in

 40 CFR

 268.8(a)(2)(ff),

incorporated

reference

111.

 Adp.

Code

728.108,

with prior approval

 of the Agency.

 This modification may

also involve the addition of

 new waste codes.

It

is

not

applicable

 to dioxin—containing wastes

 (F020,

 F021,

 FO2?,

FO23,

F026,

FO27

and

F02$).

2

2.

 Modification

of

 a tank unit or secondary containment

 system

without increasing the capacity

of

 the unit.

3.

 Replacement

of

 a tank with

 a tank that meets

the

 same design

standards

 and has

 a capacity within

~1—

10

 of the

 replaced tank

provided:

a.

 The capacity difference

is

no

 more than 1500 gallons,

b.

 The facility’s permitted tank capacity

is

not

 increased

and

109—383

-20-

c.

 The replacement

 tank meets

 the same conditions

in

the

permit.

2

4.

 Modification

of

a

 tank management practice.

5.

 Management

 of different wastes

in

 tanks:

3

a.

 That ~eq’ui—e

 additional

 or diffe—ent managenent pactices,

tank design, diffeent

 fire p~otectionspecifications

o

significantly

different

tank

treatment

p~ocess from

 that

authorized

in

 the pe~init,

exç~,pt

as

povided

 in pa~a~~p~

G~5)(c).

2

b.

 That

do

not

 -equi-e additional

 or different

management

practices,

 tank design, different fi~eprotection

specification or significantly different

tank treatment

process

 than authorized

in

 the ~

in

 paragraph G(5)(d).

Note:

 See Section 703.280(g)

 for modification

 procedures

to

 be used for the

management

 of newly listed

 or identified

wa ste 5.

c.

 That require addition of

 units

 or change

 in t’~eatment

processes or management

 standards, provided that the wastes

are restricted

 from land disposal

 and are to

 be treated

to

meet some or

all

of

the

 applicable treatment standards,

or

that are to

 be treated

 to satisfy

 (in whole

or

 in pa~t)the

standard of

 ‘1use

 of practically available technology that

yields

 the 9reatest environmental

 benefit1 contained

in

40

CFR 268.8(a)~2)(~i

)~

inco~orated

by~eferencein

35

 Ill.

Adm.

 Code 728.108.

 The modification

is

 not applicable

to

dioxin—containing wastes

 (FO2O,

 F021,

 FO22,

 FO23,

 F026,

 F027 and

 FO28).

d.

 That do

not

 require the addition of units

or

 a change

in

the treatment

 process

 or management’ standards,

and

provided

that the units

 have previously received wastes

 of the

 same

type

 (e.g.,

 incine’-ator sc—ubber wate’).

 This modification

is

 not applicable to dioxin—containing wastes

 (F020, F021,

F022,

 F023,

 F026,

 F027 and

 F028).

H.

 Surface impoundments

3

1.

 Modification

 or addition

 of surface impo~ndment units

 that

result

in

 increasing the facility’s

 surface impoundment

 storage

or treatment capacity.

3

2.

 Replacement of

a

 surface impoundment

 unit.

2

3.

 Modification

of

 a surface

 impojndnent

 unit without

 inureasing

the

facility’s

su~faceimpoundment

stoage

t—eatment

capacity

and without modifying the unit’s

 liner,

 leak detection system or

1fl9~3S4

-21-

leachate collection system.

2

4.

 Modification

of

a

 surface

 impoundment management practice.

5.

 Treatment,

 storage

 or disposal

 of different wastes

in

 surface

impoundments:

3

a.

 That require

 additional

 or different management practices

or different design

of

the

liner

or

 leak detection system

than authorized

in

 the permit.

2

b.

 That

do

not

 require additional

 or different management

practices

 or different design

 of the

 liner

or

 leak

detection system than autho”ized

in

 the permit.

Note:

 See Section 703.280(g) for modification procedures

to

be

 used

 for the management

of

 newly

 listed

 or identified

wastes

c.

 That

 are wastes

 restricted from land disposal that meet

the

applicable treatment standards or that

 are treated

to

satisfy the standard of

 “use of practically available

~hnology

 that yields the greatest environmental

 benefit”

contained

in

 40 CFR 268.8(a~2)(ii),incorporated

by

reference in

35

 Ill.

 Adm. Code 728.108, and provided that

the unit meets

 the minimum technological

 reguirenents

stated

in

 40 CFR 268.5(h)c2),

 incorporated

by

 reference

in

35

 I’ll.

 Adm. Code 728.105.

 This modification

is

not

~pplicableto dioxin—containing wastes

 (F020, FO21,

 FO22,

F023,

 F026,

 F027 and FO28).

d.

 That are

 residues from wastewater treatment

or

incineration,

 provided the disposal occurs

in

 a unit that

meets

 the, minimum technological

 requirements

 stated

in

40

CFR

 268.5(h)(2’l,

 incorporated

by

 reference

in

 35 Ill. Adn.

Code 728.105,

 and provided further that

 the surface

impoundment

 has previously received wastes

 of the same type

(for example, incinerator

 scrubber water).

 This

modification

is

 not applicanle

 to dioxin—containing wastes

(F020,

FO2I,

F022,

F023,

F026,

FO27

arid

F028).

I.

 Enclosed Waste Piles.

For

all

 waste piles,

 except those

 complying

with

35

 Ill.

Adm.

 Code 724.350(c), modifications

 are treated

 the same

as

for

a

 landfill.

 The following modifications

 are applicable

 only

to waste

 piles

 complying with

 35 111.

 Adm. Code 724.350(c).

1.

 Modification

 or addition

 of waste

 pile uhits:

3

a.

 Resulting

in

 greater than 25

 increase

in

 the facility’s

waste

 pile storage

or

 treatment capacity.

2

b.

 Resultin~3 in

up

to

25

 increase

in

the

 facility’s

waste

pile storage

 treatment capacity.

-22-

2

2.

 Modification of waste

 pile unit without increasing the capacity

of the

 unit.

1

3.

 Replacement

of

 a waste pile unit with another waste pile unit of

the

 same design

 and capacity and meeting

 all waste pile

conditions

in

 the permit.

2

4.

 Modification of

 a waste pile management practice.

5.

 Storage

 or treatment of different wastes

 in waste piles:

a.

 That

 require additional

 or different management practices

or different design

of

 the unit.

2

b.

 That

do

 not ~equireadditional

 or different management

practices or different design

 of the

 unit.

Note:

 See Section 703.280(g) for modification procedures

to

 be used for the management

 of newly

 listed

or

 identified

wastes.

0.

 Landfills

 and Unenclosed Waste Piles

3

1.

 Modification or addition

 of landfill

 units that result

in

increasing the facility’s

 disposal

 capacity.

3

2.

 Replacement

of

a

 landfill.

3

3.

 Addition

 or modification of

a

 liner, leachate collection

 system,

leachate detection system,

 run—off control

or

 final

 cover

system.

2

4.

 Modification of

a

 landfill

 unit without changing

a

 liner,

leachate collection

 system, leachate detection

 system, run—off

control

 or final

 cover system.

2

5.

 Modification of

a

 landfill management practice.

6.

 Landfill different wastes:

3

a.

 That require additional

 or different management practices,

different design

 of the

 liner, leachate collection system

or leachate detection system.

2

b.

 That do

not

 require additional

 or different management

practices,

 different design

 of the liner,

 leachate

collection system or

 leachate detection system.

Note:

 See Section 703.280(g) for modification procedures

to

 be used

 for the management

 of newly

 listed

 or identified

wastes.

1

c.

 That are wastes

 restricted

 from land disposal

 that meet the

applfcable

treatment

standards

that

are

treated

109—386

-23-

satisfy the

 standard

of

 “use of practically available

technology

 that yields the greatest environmental

 benefit”

contained

in

 40 CFR 268.8(a)(2~ii),incorporated by

reference

in

35 Ill.

Adrn.

Code

728.108,

and

provided

that

the

landfi

unit

meets

the

minimum

technological

ts

 stated

in

 40 CFR 268.5~h)(2), incorporated

by

 reguiremen

reference

35 Ill.

Adm.

Code

728.105.

This

modification

is

 not app

 icable

 to dioxin—containing wastes

 (FO2O,

 F021,

l-U22,

1-023,

1-026,

 1-02/

and

1-028).

1

d.

 That

 are residues from wastewater treatment

or

incineration, provided the disposal

 occurs

in

a

 landfill

unit that meets

 the minimum technological

 reguirements

stated

in

 40 CFR 268.5(h)(2),

 incorporated

by

 reference

in

111.

Adm.

Code

728.105,

and

provided

further

that

the

landfill

 has previously

 received wastes

 of the same type

~for example, incinerator

 ash).

 This modification

is

not

applicable

 to dioxin—containing wastes

 (F020,

 FO21,

 F022,

FO23,

F026,

F027

and

F028).

K.

 Land Treatment

3

1.

 Lateral

 expansion

of

 or other modification of

a

 land treatment

unit to

 increase area extent.

2

2.

 Modification of

 run-on control

 system.

3

3.

 Modify run-off control

 system.

Other

modification

land

treatment

unit

component

specifications or

 standards required

in

 permit.

5.

 Management

 of different wastes

 in land treatment

 units:

3

a.

 That require

 a change

 in permit operating conditions

or

unit

design

specifications.

That

not

require

change

permit

operating

conditions

or unit design specifications.

Note:

See

Section

703.280(g)

for

modification

procedures

to

 be used

 for the management

of

 newly listed

or

 identified

w aste s.

Modification

land

treatment

unit

management

practice

to:

3

a.

 Increase rate or change method of waste

 application.

Decrease

rate

waste

application.

2

7.

 Modification of

a

 land treatment unit management practice to

change

measures

moisture

content

 enhance

microbial

chemical

reactions.

I

~9—3$7

-24-

3

8.

 Modification of

 a land treatment unit management practice

to

grow

food

chain

crops,

add

replace

existing

permitted

crops with different food chain

 crops

or

 to modify operating

plans

 for distribution

 of animal

 feeds

 resulting from such

crops.

3

9.

 Modification

 of operating practice due to

 detection

of

 releases

from

the

 land treatment unit pursuant to

 35 Ill. Adm. Code

724. 378 (g

)

(2)

3

10.

 Changes

 in the unsaturated zone monitoring system resulting

in

a

change

 to the location, depth,

 number of

 sampling points

or

replace unsaturated zone monitoring devices

or

 components

of

devices with devices

 or components

 th.at

 have specifications

 different from permit

 requirements.

2

11.

 Changes

in

 the unsaturated

 zone monitoring system that

do

not

result

in

a

 change to the location, depth,

 number

of

 sampling

points,

 or that replace unsaturated

 zone monitoring devices

or

components

 of devices

with

devices

 or components having

specifications different from permit

 requirements.

2

12.

 Changes

 in background values

 for hazardous constituents

in

 soil

and soil—pore liquid.

2

13.

 Changes

 in sampling, analysis

 or statistical

 procedure.

2

14.

 Changes

 in land treatment demonstration program prior

to

or

during the demonstration.

1*

15.

 Changes

in

 any condition specified

 in the permit

for

a

 land

treatment

unit

reflect

results

the

land

treatment

demonstration, provided performance standards are met,

 and the

Agency’s prior approval

has

 been received.

1*

16.

 Changes

 to allow

 a second

 land treatment demonstration to be

 conducted when the

 results

 of the first demonstration

 have not

shown the conditions under which the wastes

 can be treated

completely, provided the conditions

 for the

 second demonstration

are substantially the

 same

 as the conditions for the

 first

demonstration

 and have received the

 prior approval

 of the

Agency.

3

17.

 Changes

to

 allow

a

 second

 land treatment demonstration to

be

conducted when the

 results

 of the

 first demonstration

 have not

shown the conditions under which the wastes can be

 treated

completely, where the conditions for the

 second demonstration

are not substantially the same as the conditions

 for the first

demonstrati on.

2

18.

 Changes

 in vegetative cover

 requirements for closure.

Incinerators

109—383

-25-

3

1.

 Changes

to

 increase by more than 25

 any of

 the following limits

authorized

 in the permit:

 A thermal

 feed rate

 limit,

 a waste

feed rate limit

or

 an organic chlorine feed

 rate

 limit.

The

Agency

 shall

 require

a

 new trial

 burn to substantiate

 compliance

with the regulatory performance standards unless

 this

demonstration

 can be made through other means.

2

2.

 Changes

 to increase

by

up

 to 25

 any of the following limits

authorized

in

 the permit:

 A thermal

 feed rate limit,

 a waste

feed

 limit

or

 an organic chlorine feed rate limit.

 The Agency

shall

 require

 a new trial

 burn to substantiate compliance with

the regulatory performance

 standards unless

 this demonstration

can

 be made through other means.

3

3.

 Modification

of

an

 incinerator unit by changing the

 internal

size or geometry

 of the primary

 or secondary combustion

 units,

by adding

 a primary

 or secondary combustion unit,

by

substantially changing the

 design

 of any component used to

remove

HC1

 or particulates

 from the combustion

 gases

or

by

changing other

 features

 of the incinerator that

 could affect

its

capability

 to meet the

 regulatory performance

 standards.

The

Agency

 shall

 require

 a new trial

 burn to

 substantiate compliance

with

the

regulatory performance

 standards, unless this

demonstration can be made through other means.

2.

4.

 Modification of

an

 incinerator unit

in

 a manner that will

not

likely affect the capability of

the

 unit to meet the regulatory

performance standards but which will

 change

 the operating

conditions

 or monitoring requirements

 specified

 in the

 permit.

The Agency

may

require

a

 new trial

 burn

 to demonstrate

co~npliance with the

 regul atory performance

 standards.

Operating

requirements:

3

a.

 Modification of the limits

 specified

in

the

 permit

for

minimum combustion gas temperature,

minimum

combustion gas

residence time or oxygen concentration

 in the secondary

combustion

 chamber.

 The Agency

 shall

 require

a

 new trial

burn

 to substantiate compliance with the

 regulatory

performance standards unless this demonstration can be

made

through

other

means.

3

b.

 Modification

of

any

stack

gas

emission

limits

specified

in

the

 permit,

 or modification

 of any conditions

in

 the permit

concerning emergency shutdown or automatic waste

 feed

cutoff procedures

 or controls.

2

c.

 Modification

 of any other operating condition or any

inspection

recordkeeping

requirement

specified

the

permit.

Incineration

different

wastes:

3

a.

 If the waste contains

 a POHC

that

 is more difficult to

1 0~—389

—26-

incinerate than authorized by the permit

or

 if incineration

of the waste requires compliance with different regulatory

performance standards than specified

 in the permit,

the

Agency

 shall

 require

 a new trial

 burn to substantiate

compliance with the

 regulatory performance standards,

unless this demonstration can

 be made through other means.

b.

 If the waste does

 not contain

 a POHC that

is

 ino-e

 difficijlt

to

 incinerate than authorized

 by the

 permit

and

if

incineration

 of the waste

 does not “equire compliance with

different regulatory performance standards than specified

in the

 permit.

BOARD NOTE:

 See Section 703.280(g)

 for modification

procedures

to

 be used

for

 the management

of

 newly

 listed

 o’

identified wastes.

7.

 Shakedown and trial

 burn:

2

a.

 Modification

of

the

 trial

 burn plan

 or any of the

 permit

conditions applicable during the shakedown period

for

determining operational

 readiness

 after construction,

the

trial

 burn period

 or the

 period immediately following the

trial

 burn.

1*

b.

 Authorization of

up

to

an

 additional

720

 hours

 of waste

incineration during the shakedown period

 for determining

operational

readiness

after

construction,

with

the

prior

approval

the

Agency.

1*

c.

 Changes

in

 the operating requirements

set

in

 the permit for

conducting

 a t-ial

 burn,

 provided the change

 is minor

and

has received the

 prior

 approval

 of the Agency.

1*

d.

 Changes

in

the

 ranges

 of the operating requirements

set

in

the

 permit

to

 reflect the results

 of the trial

 burn,

provided the change

is

 minor and has

 received the prior

approval

 of the Agency.

8.

 Substitution

of

 an alternate type of fuel

 that

 is not specified

in the permit.

BOARD NOTE:

 Derived from 40 CFR

 270.42, Appendix

I,

as

 adopted

at

 53 Fed.

 Reg.

 37934, September

28,

 1988.

(Source:

 Amended at

14

 Ill.

 Reg.

 effective

lflq—39()

—27—

TITLE

35:

 ENVIR~’4MENTALPROTECTION

SUBTITLE

G:

 WASTE

 DISPOSAL

CHAPTER

1:

 POLLUTION CONTROL

 BOARD

SUBCHAPTER c:

 HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATING REQUIREMENTS

PART

720

HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:

 GENERAL

SUBPART A:

 GENERAL PROVISIONS

Section

720.101

 Purpose,

 Scope

 and Applicability

720.102

 Availability

 of Information; Confidentiality of Information

720.103

 Use of Number and Gender

SUBPART

B:

 DEFINITIONS

Secti on

720.110

 Definitions

720.111

 References

SUBPART

C:

 RULEMAKING PETITIONS AND OTHER PROCEDURES

Section

720.120

 Rulemaking

720.121

 Alternative Equivalent Testing Methods

720.122

 Waste Delisting

720.130

 Procedures for Solid Waste Determinations

720.131

 Solid Waste Determinations

720.132

 Boiler Determinations

720.133

 Procedures

 for Determinations

720.140

 Additional

 regulation

 of certain hazardous waste Recycling

Activities

on

 a case-by—case Basis

720.141

 Procedures for case-by-case regulation

 of hazardous waste Recycling

Acti vities

Appendix A 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.

 1988 Supp., ch.

111

 1/2,

 pars.

1022.4 and

 1027).

SOURCE:

 Adopted

 in R81-22,

 43 PCB 427,

at

 5 Ill. Reg.

 9731,

 effective

as

noted

in

 35 Ill. Adm. Code 700.106;

 amended

 and codified

 in R81—22,

 45 PC3

317,

at

6

 Ill.

 Reg.

 4828,

 effective

as

 noted

in

 35 Ill. Adm. Code 700.136;

amended

 in R82—19

at

7

 Ill. Reg.

 14015,

 effective Oct.

12,

 1983; amended

in

R84—9,

 53 PCB 131

at

9

 Ill. Reg.

 11819, effective July 24,

 1985;

 amended

in

R85—22

at

10

 Ill.

 Reg.

 968, effective January

2,

 1986;

 amended

 in R86-1

at

10

Ill.

 Reg.

 13998,

 effective August

12,

 1986;

 amended

 in R86-19 at

 10 Ill. Reg.

20630, effective December

2,

 1986;

 amended inR86—28 at

11

 111. Reg.

 6017,

effective March

24,

 1987;

 amended

 in R86-46

at.

11

 Ill.

 Reg.

 13435, effective

August

4,

 1987;

 amended

in

R37—5

at

 11 Ill.

 Reg.

 19280, effective

November

12,

 1987;

 amended

 in R37-26

at

12

 Ill.

 Reg.

 2450,

 effective January 15,

1933;

 amended

 in R87-39

at

 12 Ill. Reg. 12999, effective July 29,

 1988;

amended

 in R88—16

at

13

 Ill.

 Reg. 362,

 effective December

27,

 1988;

 amend~J

in R89-1

at

13

 Ill. Reg.

 18278,

 effective November

13,

 1989;

 amended

in

R~9-2

at

 14 ill.

 Reg.

 3089,

 effective February

20,

 1990;

 amended

 in R89-9

at

14

109—391

-28-

Ill.

 Reg.

 effective

;

 amended

 in R89-11

at

 14 Ill.

Reg.

‘

 effective

SUBPART

B:

 DEFINITIONS

Section 720.111

 References

a)

 The following publications are incorporated

by

 reference:

ANSI.

 Available from the American National Standards Institute,

1430 Broadway, New York, New York

 10018,

 (212)

 354—3300:

ANSI B31.3 and B31.4.

 See ASME/ANSI

 B31.3 and B31.4

API.

 Available

 fromn the American Petroleum Institute,

1220

L

Street, N.W.,

 Washington,

 D.C.

 20005,

 (202)

 682—8000:

“Guide

 for Inspection

 of Refinery Equipment, Chapter XIII,

Atmospheric and Low Pressure Storage Tanks,”

 4th Edition,

1981,

 reaffirmed December,

 1987.

“Cathodic Protection

 of Underground Petroleum Storage Tanks

and

 Piping Systems,” APi

 Recommended Practice

 1632, Second

Edition, December,

 1987.

“Installation of Underground Petroleum Storage Systems,”

API Recommended

 Practice

 1615,

 Fourth Edition, November,

1987.

ASME.

 Available from the American Society of Mechanical

Engineers,

 345 East 47th Street, New York,

NY

 10017,

 (212)

 705-

7722:

“Chemical

 Plant and Petroleum Refinery Piping”, ASME/ANSI

B31.3

 1987,

 as supplemented

 by B31.3a

 1988 and B31.3b

1988.

 Also available from ANSI.

“Liquid Transportation Systems

for

 Hydrocarbons, Liquid

Petroleum Gas, Anhydrous Ammonia,

 and Alcohols”, ASME/ANSI

 B31.4

 1986,

as

 supplemented

 by B31.4a

—

 1987.

 Also

available from ANSI.

ASTM.

 Available from American Society

 for Testing

and

Materials, 1916 Race Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103,

 (215)

 299-

5400:

“ASTM Standard Test Methods for Flash Point

 of Liquids

by

Setaflash Closed Tester,”

 ASTM Standard D-3828—87.

“ASTM Standard Test Methods

 for Flash Point

 Pensky-Martens

Closed Tester,”

 ASTM Standard 0-93—79

 or 0-93—80.

GPO.

 Available from the Superintendent

 of Documents, U.S.

Government Printing Office, Washington,

 D.C.

 20401,

 (202)

 783-

109——392

-29-

3238:

Standard Industrial Classification Manual

 (1972),

 and 1977

Supplement,

 republished

in

1983

MACE.

 Available from the National Association

 of Corrosion

Engineers,

 1400 South Creek Dr., Houston, TX

 77084,

 (713) 492—

0535:

“Control

 of External

 Corrosion on Metallic Buried,

Partially Buried,

 or Submerged Liquid Storage Systems”,

MACE Recommended Practice RP0285-85,

 approved March,

 1985.

NFPA.

 Available from the National

 Fire Protection Association,

Batterymarch Park,

 Boston,

MA

 02269,

 (617)

 770-3000 or

 (800)

344—3555:

“Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code” NFPA 30,

 issued

July

17,

 1987.

 Also available from ANSI.

NTIS.

 Available from the National Technical

 Information

Service,

 5285 Port Royal Road,

 Springfield,

VA

 22161,

 (703)

487-4600:

“Generic Quality Assurance Project Plan for Land Disposal

Restrictions

 Program”, EPA/530-SW-87—011, March

15,

 1987.

(Document number PB 88-170766.

“Methods

 for Chemical Analysis

 of Water and Wastes”, Third

Edition, March,

 1983.

 (Document number PB 84—128677)

“Procedures Manual

 for Ground Water Monitoring

 at Solid

Waste Disposal

 Facilities”,

 EPA-530/SW—611,

 1977.

(Document number PB

 84—174820)

“Test Methods for Evaluating

 Solid Waste, Physical/Chemical

Methods,” EPA Publication

 number SW-846

 (Second Edition,

1982 as’ amended

 by Update

I

 (April,

 1984)

 and Update

II

(April,

 1985))

 (Document number

PB

 87—120291)

STI.

 Available from the Steel

 Tank Institute, 728 Anthony

 Trail, Northbrook,

IL

 60062,

 (312)

 498-1980:

“Standard for Dual

 Wall

 Underground

 Steel

 Storage Tanks”

(1986).

USEPA.

 Available from United States Environmental Protection

Agency, Office

 of Drinking Water,

 State Programs Division, WH

550 E, Washington,

 D.C.

 20460:

“Technical

 Assistance Document:

 Corrosion,

 Its Detection

and Control

in

 Injection Wells’,

 EPA 570/9-87-002, August,

1g87.

109—393

—30—

b)

 Code

 of Federal

 Regulations.

 Available from the Superintendent of

Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office,

 Washington, D.C.

 20401,

(202)

 783-3238:

10 CFR

 20, Appendix

 B -.~98~4-(1989)

40

CFR

 136 -~ggg~—(198g)

40 CFR

 142 -~9g84-(1989)

40 CFR

 220 —1988~—(1989)

40 CFR 260.20 —~9884—(1989)

40

CFR 264

-~988~—(198~1

40 CFR 302.4,

 302.5

 and 302.6 —4~9~~—(1989)

40 CFR 761 —~988~—(1989)

c)

 Federal

 Statutes

Section 3004

 of the Resource Conservation

 and Recovery Act

(42

 U.S.C.

6901

 et seq.),

 as amended

 through December

31,

 1987.

d)

 This Section incorporates

 no later

 editions

 or amendments.

(Source:

 Amended

at

14

 Ill.

 Reg.

 effective.

SUBPART

C:

 RULEMAKING PETITIONS AND

 OTHER PROtEDURES

Section

 720.122

 Waste Delisting

a)

 General delistings

 or delisting of specific wastes from specific

sources which have been adopted

 by USEPA may

 be proposed

as

 state

regulations which

are

 identical

in

 substance pursuant to

 Section

720.120(a).

b)

 Delistings which have not

 been adopted

 by USEPA may be proposed to

the Board

 pursuant to Section

 720.120(b);

 however, this does not

infer

that

the

Board

has

authority

adopt

such

delistings.

The

Board will

 determine whether

has

authority

deli st

such

wastes

on

 a case—by—case basis.

The

Agency

may

determine

permit

letter

directed

generator that,

 based

on

35

 Ill. Adm. Code

 721,

 a waste from a

particular source

is

 not subject

 to these regulations.

 Such

a

finding

 is evidence against the Agency

 in any subsequent proceedings

but

 shall

not

 be conclusive with reference to other persons

 or the

Board.

The

Board

incorporates

reference

CFR

260.22

(1988),

amended

at

 54 Fed. Reg. 27116, June

27,

 1989.

 This Section incorporates

no

future

 amendments

 or editions.

 Any petition to delist directed

to

109—394

—31-

the Board

or

 request for determination directed to the Agency shall

include

 the information

 required by

 40 CFR 260.22 -~98~)

 —and

a

showing that the delisting needs

to

 be adopted

as

 a part of

the

Illinois RCRA program.

e)

 Waste delistings will

 not be approved

 if the result would make the

Illinois program less than substantially equivalent

 to the

 federal.

f)

 Delistings

 will apply only within

 Illinois.

 Generators —~st—shall

comply with 35

 Ill. Adm. Code 722

 for waste which

 is hazardous

in

any

state

 to which

it

is

to

 be transported.

(Source:

 Amended

at

14

 Ill. Reg.

effective

109—395

-32-

TITLE

35:

 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

SUBTITLE

G:

 WASTE

 DISPOSAL

CHAPTER

I:

 POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD

SUBCHAPTER

 HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATING REQUIREMENTS

PART

728

LAND

DISPOSAL RESTRICTIONS

SUBPART

A:

 GENERAL

Secti

on

728.101

 Purpose,

 Scope

 and Applicability

728.102

Definitions

728.103

 Dilution Prohibited

as

 a Substitute

 for Treatment

728.104

 Treatment Surface Impoundment Exemption

728.105

 Procedures for case-by—case Extensions

to

an

Effective Date

728.106

Petitions

Allow

Land

Disposal

Waste

Prohibited

under

Subpart

C

728.107

 Waste Analysis

728.108

 Landfill

 and Surface Impoundment Disposal Restrictions

SUBPART

C:

 PROHI81TION

ON

LAND

DiSPOSAL

Secti on

728.130

Waste

Specific

Prohibitions

Solvent

Wastes

728. 131

 Waste Specific Prohibitions

—-

 Dioxin-Containing Wastes

728.132

 Waste Specific

 Prohibitions

—-

California

List

Wastes

728.133

 Waste Specific Prohibitions

—-

First

Third

Wastes

728.134

Waste

Specific

Prohibitions

—-

Second

Third

Wastes

728.139

 Statutory Prohibitions

SUBPART

0:

 TREATMENT STANDARDS

Section

728. 140

 Applicability of Treatment Standards

728.141

 Treatment Standards expressed

 as Concentrations

 in Waste Extract

728.142

Treatment

Standards

expressed

Specified

Technologies

728. 143

 Treatment Standards expressed

 as Waste Concentrations

728.144

 Adjustment

 of Treatment Standard

SUBPART

E:

 PROHIBITIONS ON

 STORAGE

Section

728.150

 Prohibitions

 on Storage of Restricted Wastes

Table A

 Constituent Concentrations

 in Waste Extract

 (CCWE)

Table

B

 Constituent Concentrations

in

 Waste

 (CCW)

Appendix A

 Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure

 (TCLP)

Appendix

B

 Treatment Standards

 (As concentrations in the Treatment Residual

Extract)

Appendix

C

 List

 of Halogenated Organic Compounds

AUTHORITY:

 Implementing Section 22.4

 and autho”ized by

 Section

27

 of the

Environmental

 Protection Act

 (Ill.

 Rev.

 Stat.

 1988 Supp., ch.

111

 1/2, pars.

1022.4 and 1027).

SOURCE:

 Adopted

 in R87-5 at

11

 Ill. Reg.

 19354,

 effective November

12,

1987;

 amended

 in R87—39

at

12

 Ill. Reg.

 13046, effective July 29,

 1988;

109—396

-33-

amended

R89-1

111.

Reg.

18403,

R89-9

Ill.

Reg.

 effective

effective November

13,

 1989;

 amended

SUBPART

C:

 PROHIBITION

 ON LAND DISPOSAL

Section 728.134

Waste

Specific

Prohibitions

——

 Second Third Wastes

The

following

wastes

are

prohibited

from

land

disposal.

The

wastes

specified

Ill.

Adm.

Code

721.131

USEPA

hazardous

waste

numbers:

FOlO

F024

The

wastes

specified

Ill.

Adm.

Code

721.132

USEPA

hazardous

waste

numbers:

KOO5

KOO7

KOO9 (nonwastewaters)

KOlO

KO23

KO27

K028

K029 (nonwastewaters~

K036 (wastewaters)

(nonwastewaters)

(nonwastewaters)

The

wastes

specified

Ill.

Adm.

Code

721.133

USEPA

hazardous

waste

numbers:

P013

P021

P029

P030

P039

P040

 P041

P043

P044

P062

P063

KU38

K039

K040

K043

K093

K094

KOY 5

KO 96

K113

K114

K115

K116

109—

3°7

-34-

P071

P074

P085

P089

P094

P097

P098

P099

P104

P106

P109

Pill

P121

U 028

U 058

U 069

U087

U 088

U 102

U 107

U221

U223

U235

b)

The

following

wastes

are

 prohibited

 from land dis,posal,

 except when

they are injected into

 a UIC well pursuant

to

 35 Ill.

 Adm. Code

738.114(f)

 or 738.115(d)

 USEPA hazardous waste numbers:

K009

 (wastewaters)

(nonwastewaters),

 KOll

K013

 (nonwastewaters

KO14

(nonwastewaters

The

following

wastes

are

prohibited

from

land

disposal:

The

wastes

specified

Ill.

Adm.

Code

721.131

as

 USEPA hazardous waste

numbers:

F006

—-

 cyanide (nonwastewater)

F 008

F 009

FOil

wastewaters)

F012

wastewaters)

fl

The

following

waste

is

 prohibited from land disposal

 except when

injected

into

UIC

well

pursuant

Ill.

Adm.

Code

738.114(f):

The

waste

specified

Ill.

Adn.

Code

721.131

USEPA

hazardous

waste

number

F007.

The

following wastes

are

prohibited

from

land

 disposal

 pursuant

the

treatment

standards

specified

Sections

728.141

728.143 applicable

 to those wastes:

FOil (nonwastewaters

F012 (nonwastewaters

109—398

-35—

Effective

June

1991,

the

following

wastes

are

prohibited

from

land

disposal:

The

wastes

specified

this

 Section having

 a treatment

standard

Subpart

based

incineration,

and

wnich

are

contaminated

soil

and

debris.

~J

 Until

June

1991,

wastes

included

subsections

(c)

and

(d)

may

disposed

a

 landfill

 or surface

 impoundment,

 regardless whether

such

unit

new,

replacement

lateral

 expansion

 unit,

 only if

such

unit

compliance

with

the

technical

requirements

specified

 CFR 268.5(h)(2),

 incorporated by reference

 in Section

 728.105.

f)

 The requirements

 of subsections

 (a),

 (b),

(c)

and

(d)

not

apply

if:

The

wastes

meet

the

applicable, standards

specified

 Subpart

~

 Persons have been granted

an

 exemption from

 a prohibition

p,~irsuant to

petition

 under Section 728.106,

with

respect

those wastes and units

 covered

 by the petition.

~j

The

requirements

subsections

(a),

(b)

and

(c)

not

apply

persons

have

been

granted

extension

the

effective

date

prohibition pursuant to Section 728.105, with respect

 to those wastes

covered

 by the extension.

Until

May

1990,

the

 second thi~-d wastes

 specified

in

CFR

268.11

(1989)

for

which

treatment

standards

under

Subpart

are

not

applicable,

including

California

list

wastes

subject

the

statutor~

prohibitions

Section

7?~.139or

codified

prohibitions

und~n

Section

728.132,

are

prohibited

from

disposal

a

 landfill

 or’

surface

 impoundment unless

 the wastes

 are subject

to

a

 valid

demonstration

and

certification

pursuant

 Section

 728.108.

jJ

determine

whether

hazardous

 waste

exceeds the applicable

treatment standards specified

 in Section 728.141

 or 728.143,

the

initial

 generator shall

 test

a

 representative sample

of

 the waste

extract,

the

entire

waste,

depending

 whethe”

the

treatment

standards

are

expressed

concentrations

the

waste

extract

the

waste,

the

generator

may

use

knowledge

the

waste.

If

the

waste

contains constituents

in

 excess

 of the applicable

 Subpart

D

 levels,

the waste

 is prohibited

 from land disposal

and

all

the

requi~ements

of

 this Part are applicable, except

as

 otherwise specified.

(Source:

Added

Ill.

Reg.

effective

SUBPART D:

 TREATMENT’ STANDARDS

Section 728.142

 Treatment Standards expressed as

 Specified Technologies

The

following

wastes

 must

be Veated

using

 the identified

 tnchrio~Ogy

technologies,

or

an

 equi

valent method

approved

under

suhse~:tion

(b).

inn—3

-36-

1)

 Liquid hazardous wastes

 containing PCBs

 at concentrations

greater than or equal

to

 50 ppm but

 less than

 500 ppm must

be

incinerated

accordance

with

technical

requirements

CFR

761.70,

incorporated

reference

111.

Adm.

Code

720.111,

or burned

 in high efficiency boilers

in

 accordance with the

technical

requirements

CFR

 761.60.

 Liquid hazardous

wastes

 containing PCBs

 at concentrations greater than

 or equal

500

ppm

must

incine~’atedin

accordance

with

the

technical

requirements

CFR

761.70.

Thermal

treatment

accordance

with this Section must

be

in

 compliance with applicable

regulations

in

 35 Ill. Adm.

 Code 724,

725

 and 726.

2)

 Monliquid hazardous wastes containing

 halogenated

 organic

compounds

(HOCs)

total

concentrations

geater

than

equal

1000

mg/kg

and

liquid

HOC—containing

wastes

that

are

prohibited

under

Section

 728.132(e)(1) must be

 incinerated

in

accordance

with

the

requi~’ementsof

ill.

Adm.

Code

724.Subpart

Ill.

Adm.

Code

725.Subpart

or

 in boilers

or industrial

 furnaces,

 as defined

in

111.

Adm.

Code

720,

burning

accordance

with

—&ppl-i-ea~4e ~e~l~ate~y

staAd&F~S—35

Ill.

Adm.

Code

726.

These

treatment

standards

not

apply

where

the

 waste

subject

Subpart

treatment

standard

for

a specific

HOC

 (such

as

 a hazardous waste chlorinated

 solvent

for

which

 treatment standard

is

 established under Section

728.141(a)).

~j

The

nonwastewater

form

the

 following hazardous wastes must

be

incinerated

 in accordance with the requirements

of

111.

Adm.

Code

724.Subpart

0,

or

Ill.

Adm.

Code

725.Subpart

burned

boilers

 industrial

 furnaces,

 as defined

in

 35 Ill.

Adm.

Code

720,

accordance

with

Ill.

Adm.

Code

726:

K027

K039

Ki 13

Ki14

Ki 15

Ki 16

P040

P041

P043

P044

P062

P085

P109

Pill

U 058

U 087

U221

U223

~J

 The wastewater form of

 the following hazardous wastes must

be

treated

 by carbon adsorption,

or

 incineration, or pretreatment

109—400

-37-

followed

carbon

adsorption:

K 027

K 039

Ki 13

K114

K115

K116

P040

P041

P043

P044

P062

P085

P109

Pill

U058

U 087

U 221

U 223

Any

person

may

submit

application

the

Agency

demonstrating

that

an alternative treatment method

 can achieve

a

 level

 of performance

equivalent

that

achievable

methods

specified

subsection

(a).

The

applicant

shall

submit

information

demonstrating

that

the

applicant’s

treatment

method

compliance

with

federal

and

state

requirements,

including

this

Part,

Ill.

Adm.

Code

709,

724,

725,

726 and

 729 and Sections 22.6

and

39(h)

the

Environmental

Protection

Act

(Ill.

Rev.

Stat.

—1~985—1987, ch.

111

1/2,

pars.

1022.6

and

1039(h)),

and

protective

human

health

the

environment.

the

basis

such

information

and

any

other

available

information,

the

Agency

shall

approve

the

use

the

 alternative

treatment

method

the

Agency

finds

that

the

alternative

treatment

method

provides

measure

performance

equivalent

that

achieved

 methods

specified

in

 subsection

 (a).

Any

approval

must

stated

writing

and

may

contain

such

provisions

and

conditions

 as the Agency

determines

appropriate.

The

person

 whom such

certification

issued

shall

comply

with

all

 limitations

 contained

such

determination.

(Source:

 Amended

at

 14 Ill. Reg.

 effective

Section 728.143

 Treatment Standards expressed as Waste Concentrations

Table

identifies

the

restricted

wastes

and

concentrations

their

associated

hazardous

constituents

which

must

not

exceeded

the

waste

treatment

residual

(not

extract

such

waste

treatment residual) for the allowable land disposal

 of such waste

or

residual.

 The wastewater

and

 nonwastewater treatment standards

in

Table

B

are

based

analysis

grab

samples

except

the

wastewater

treatment

standards

that

are

based

analysis

c~pos’ite_samples

for

wastes,

K009,

KOlO,

K036,

K038,

K040,

P039,

P071,

P089,

P094,

P097

and

U235.

109—401

-38-

fferent treatment standards for

a

 constituent of

for

purposes

treatment,

 the treatment residue

treatment standard for the constituent of

Acetone

n-Butyl

alcohol

Carbon disulfide

Carbon tetrachlo~ide

Chlorobenzene

Cresols

 (and cresylic acid)

Cycl ohexanone

2—Di chlorobenzene

Ethyl

acetate

Ethylbenzene

Ethyl

ether

sohutanol

Methanol

Methylene chloride

Methyl

 ethyl

 ketone

Methyl

isohutyl

ketone

N i tro ben zen e

Pyridine

Tetrachloroethylene

Tol uene

1,1,1 -Tn

chl oroethane

1, 1,

2—T ri chloro-l,

2, 2—t rifluoroethane

chl oroethyl ene

T”i chl orofl uoromethane

Xyl ene

F006

nonwasté~ters (see

also

Table

Cadmium

Chromium

(Total)

Lead

Nickel

Silver

-Gy~R3~es4eta~4

Concentrati on

(in

mg/L)

0.066

5.2

0.51

0.32

0.072

Rese~ved—

b)

 When wastes with

di

concern

 are combined

must meet

the

 lowest

concern.

(Source:

 Amended

at

 14 Ill. Reg.

Section_728.Table

effective

Constituent Concentrations

 in Waste Extract

 (CCWE)

~centration

 (in mg/L)

FOOl

-—

F005

Spent

Solvents

Wastewate’s

All

other

containing

spent

solvents

spent

solvent

wastes

0.59

5.0

4.81

0.96

0.05

0.75

0.125

0.75

0.053

0.75

5.0

0.75

0.96

0.75

0.33

0.125

0.33

0.05

0.33

0.41

0.96

0.091

0.96

0.15

0.05

5.0

1.05

0.05

0.15

2.82

0.125

0.65

0.05

0.05

5.0

0.25

0.20

0.05

0.05

0.66

1.12

0.079

1.12

1.05

1.05

0.062

0.05

0.05

1.09—402

-39-

HxCDL)

All

Hexachtorodibenzo-p-d’ioxins

HxCDF

All

Hexachlorodibenzofurans

PeCDD

-—

All

Pentachlorodibenzo-p—dioxins

PeCDF

—-

All

 Pentachlorodibenzofurans

TCDD

All

 Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxins

TCDF

 All Tetrachlorodibenzofurans

2,4,5-Trichlorophenol

2,4, 6-Tn

chl orophenol

2,3,4, 6-Tetrachl orophenol

Pentachl

orophenol

F007,

FOO8

and

F009

Nonwastewaters

Concent”ation

See also Table

B

 (in mg/L)

Cadmium

 0.066

Chromium

(total)

5.2

~

 Lead

Nickel

0.32

Silver

 0.072

FOil

and

F012

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

See

also

Table

(T~

mg/L)

Cadmium

‘

0.066

Chromium

(total)

5.2

0.51

Lead

Nickel

0.32

Silver

0.072

F024 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/L)

See

also

Table

Chromium

 (total)

 Reserved

Reserved

Nickel

K023

Nonwastewaters

Concent”ation

—

(in

mg/L)

See

also

Table

Chromium

(total)

Reserved

Concentr~Ei~

Nickel

F020

F023

and

F026

F028

Dioxin

Containing

Wastes

(Maximum)

ppb

0.05

ppm

0.05

ppm

0.10,

ppm

0.01

ppm

109—403

-40-

U.U94

0.37

KOOl

nonwastewaters

(see

also

Table

Concentration

(in

mg/L)

Lead

0.51

‘gO22

nonwastewaters

(see

also

Table

Concentration

(in

mg/L)

Chromium

(Total

)

5.2

Nickel

0.32

K046

nonwastewaters

(Nonreactive

Subcategory

Concentration

(inmy/L)

Lead

 0.18

K048,

K049,

KO~O, K051

and

K052

nonwastew~f~’s

—

Concentration

(see

also

Table

(in

nig,/L)

Ar~senic

0.004

Chromium

 (Total)

1.7

Nickel

0.048

Selenium

 0.025

K06.

nonwastewaters

Concentration

(Low

Zinc

Subcategory-less

than

total

zinc)

(in

ng/L)

Cadmium

0.14

Chromium

(Total

)

5.2

Lead

0.24

Nickel

0.32

KO61

nonwastewaters

(High

Zinc

Subcategory—15

Concent~’ation

greater

total

zinc)

 effective until

 8/8/90

(in

 mg/L)

Cadmium

 0.14

Chromium (Total)

5.2

Lead

 0.24

Nickel

 0.32

K062 nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mq/L)

Chromium

(Total)

Lead

109—404

—41—

1071

nonwastewaters

Concentration

(in

mg/L)

Mercury

 0.025

1086

 nonwastewaters

 (Solvent Washes Subcategory)

 Concentration

(see

also

Table

(in

mg/L)

Chromium

(Total)

0.094

Lead

0.37

K087

nonwastewaters

(see

also

Table

Concentration

(in mgJL)

Lead

0.51

KiOl

and

K102

nonwastewaters

(Low

Arsenic

Subcategory-

Concentration

less

than

Total

Arsenic)

(see

also

Table

kin

mg/L)

Cadmium

 0.066

Chromium

 (Total)

5.2

Lead

0.51

Nickel

 0.32

1115

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

see

also

Table

Nickel

0.32

P074 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

See

also

Table

(in

mg/L)

Nickel

0.32

P099

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

(in

mg/L)

See

also

Table

Silver

 0.072

109—405

-42-

P104

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

See

also

Table

(in

mg/L)

Silver

 0.072

(Source:

 Amended

at

14

111.

Reg.

effective

Section 728.Table

B

 Constituent Concentrations

 in Waste

(CCW)

FOOl,

 F002,

 F003,

 F004 and F005 waste

ens

 Concentration

(Pharmaceutical

Industry)

(in

mg/L)

Methylene

chloride

0.44

F006

nonwastewaters

(see

also

Table

 Concentrat~on

_________________________________________________________

(in

mg/kg)

Cyanides

 (Total)

 —ReseFve~—590.

Cyanides

(Amenable)

F007,

F008

and

F009

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

See also Table

(in

mg/kg)

~nides

Total)

590.

—

Cyanides

 Amenable)

30.

F007,

 F008 and F009 Wastewaters

 Concentration

See

also

Table

(in

mg/L)

Cyanides

Total)

Cyanides

 Amenable)

 0.10

Chromium

Total)

0.32

Lead

 0.04

Nickel

0.44

FO1O

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

(in mg/kg)

Cyanides

 çTotal)

109—406

-43-

2-Chloro-1,3-butadiene

 0.28

3-Chloropropene

0.2$

1,1-Dichloroethane

0.014

FOlO

Wastewaters

Concentration

(in

mg/L)

Cyanides

(Total)

1.9

0.10

Cyanides

(Amenable)

FOil

 and F0l2 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Cyanides

Total)

110.

9.1

 Cyanides

 Amenable)

FOll

and

F012

Wastewaters

Concentration

See

also

Table

(in

mg/L)

Cyanides

(Total

)

1.9

0.10

0.32

0.04

Cyanides

Amenable)

Chromium

 Total)

Lead

Nickel

 0.44

F024 Nonwastewaters

 Concentation

See

also

Table

(in

mg/kg)

2—Chloro-l,3—butadiene

3-Chloropropene

1,1—Dichloroethane

l,2-Dichloroethane

1,2—Dichloropropane

cis-1,3-Dichloropropene

trans-i,3-Dichloropropene

Diethyihexyl

 phthalate

Hexachloroethane

Hexachlorodibenzofurans

Hexachl orod i

 benzo-p—d i oxins

0.28

0.014

0.014

0.014

0.014

0.014

1.8

0.001

 0.001

0.001

0.001

0.001

Pentachlorodi ben zofurans

Pentachlorodibenzo-p—di oxins

Tetrachlorodibenzofurans

F024

Wastewaters

Concentration

(jj~mg/L)

See

also

Table

109—40 7

-44-

2—Di chl oroethane

2—Di chl oropropane

cis-l

,3—Di chl oropropene

trans—i, 3—Di chloropropene

Diethylhexyl

 phthalate

Hexachloroethane

Hexachlorodi benzofurans

Hexachlorodi benzo-p-di oxi ns

Pentachlorodi benzofurans

Pentachlorodibenzo-p-diox ins

Tetrachlorodi benzofurans

Chromium

 (Total

Nickel

0.014

0.014

0.036

0.036

0.001

0.00 1

0.001

0.35

0.47

KOOl

nonwastewaters

(see

also

Table

Concentration

fl~j

mg,’kg)

Maphthalene

8.0

Pentachlorophenol

37.

Phenanthrene

8.0

Pyrene

7.3

Toluene

0.14

Xylenes

 0.16

KOOl

 wastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/L)

Naphthalene

 0.15

Pentachlorophenoi

0.88

Phenanthrene

0.15

Pyrene

0.14

Toluene

0.14

Xylenes

 0.16

Lead

0.037

1009

and

1010

 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

~in

mg/kg)

Chloroform

6.0

K009

and

KO1O

Wastewaters

Concentration

(in mg/Lj

Chloroform

 0.10

1OQ—408

-45-

6.0

.1’-.,

£0.

5.6

23.

5.6

6.0

KOll,

K013

and

K014

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

(in

 mg/kg)

Acetonitrile

1.8

Acrylonitrile

1.4

23.

 Acrylamide

Benzene

 0.03

Cyanides

(Total)

57.

K015 wastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/L)

Anthracene

1.0

Benzal

chloride

0.28

Benzo

fluoranthene

0.29

Phenanthrene,

0.27

Toluene

0.15

Chromium

(Total)

0.32

Nickel

0.44

K016 nonwastewaters

 Concentration

~_9(1’~9~

Hexachlorobenzene

28.

Hexachlorobutadiene

5.6

Hexachlorocyclopentadiene

5.6

Hexachloroethane

28.

Tetrachloroethene

6.0

K016

wastewaters

Concentration

(in

 mg/L)

Hexachlorobenzene

0.033

Hexachlorobutadiene

0.007

Hexachlorocyclopentadiene

 0.007

Hexachloroethane

0.033

Tetrachloroethene

 0.007

KOlS nonwastewaters

Chloroethane

1, 1—0 ichloroethane

1 ,2—Di chloroethane

Hexachlorohenzene

Hexachlorobutad iene

Hexacnl oroethane

Pentachloroethane

1,1,

1—Trichloroethane

Concentration

(in

nq/kq)

109—4 09

-46-

1018

wastewaters

Chloroethane

Chloromethane

1, 1-Dichloroethane

1, 2-Di chloroethane

Hexachlonobenzene

Hexachl orobutadi ene

Pentachloroethane

1,1,

1—Tn

chl oroethane

Concentration

(in

mgjL)

0.007

0.033

0.007

0.00 7

0.007

KO19 nonwastewate”s

~f~~hloroethyl

)ethen

Chlorobenzene

Chi

oroform

1 ,2-Dichloroethane

Hexachl oroethane

Maphthal ene

Phenanthrene

Tetrachloroethene

1,2,4—Tn

chlorobenzene

1,1 ,1—Trichloroethane

Concentration

(in

5.6

6.0

28.

5.6

5.6

6.0

19.

6.0

K019

wastewaters

Bis(2—chloroethyl )ether

Chl orobenzene

Chloroform

p-Ui chlorobenzene

1,2—Dichloroethane

Fl uo~’enie

Hexachloroethane

Naphthal ene

Phenanthrene

1,2,4,5-Tetrachl orobenzene

Tetrachloroethene

1,2, 4—Trichl orobenzene

1,1,1—Tn chloroethane

Concentration

~L)

0.007

0.006

0.007

0.008

0.007

0.007

0.033

0.007

0.007

0.017

0.007

0.023

0.007

K020

nonwastewaters

1 ,2-Dichloroethane

1,1, 2,2-Tetrachloroethane

Tetrachloroethene

Concentration

(in mg/kg)

6.0

5.6

6.0

109—410

-47-

1020

 wastewaters

 Concentration

kin

mg/L)

1,2-Dichloroethane

0.007

l,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane

0.007

Tetrachloroethene

0.007

KO22

nonwastewaters

(see

also

Table

Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Acetophenone

19.

Sum

Diphenylainine

and

Diphenylnitrosamine

13.

Phenol

12.

Toluene

0.034

K023,

KO93

and

KO94

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

,(j~mg/kg)

Phthalic anhydride

 (measured as

 Phthalic acid)

28.

KO23,

K093

and

KO94

 Wastewaters

 Concentration

(in

rng/L)

 Phthalic anhydnide

 (measu’~ed

Phthalic

acid)

0.54

K024 nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in n~~)

—P~~a~e

ae4d—

Phthalic

anhydnide

(measured

Phthalic

acid)

28.

KO24

wastewaters

Concentration

—P~ha~eae~

Phthalic

anhydride

(measured

Phthalic

acid)

0.54

1028

Nonwastewaters

Concentrat i

on

See

also

Table

1,1—Dichloroethane

6.0

~7~ns-1,2-Dichloroethene

6.0

Hexachlorobutadiene

5.6

109—411

-48-

Hexachl oroethane

Pentachl oroethane

1,1, 1,2-Tetrachl

 oroethane

1,1,2,2—Tetrachl oroethane

1,1,1-Tnichloroethane

1,1, 2-Tn

chl

 oroethane

Tetrachl oroethyl ene

28.

5.6

5.6

5.6

6.0

6.0

6.0

1028

Wastewaters

1, 1—Di chl oroethane

trans—i,2—Dichloroethene

Hexachlorobutadiene

Hexachloroetbane

Pentachl oroethane

1,1,

1,2—Tetrachloroethane

1,1, 2,2—Tetrachloroethane

Tetrachloroethylene

1 ,1,1—Tnichloroethane

1,1, 2—Tnicnloroethane

Cadmi urn

Chromium

(Total)

Lead

Nickel

Concentration

TTn

mg/L)

0.007

0.033

0.007

0.033

0.033

0.007

0.00 7

0.007

6.4

0.35

0.037

0.47

Hexachlorobutadiene

Hexachl oroethane

Hexachloropropene

Pentachlorobenzene

Pentachloroethane

1,2,4, 5—Tetrachl orobenzene

Tetrachloroethene

1, 2,4-Tn

chl orobenzene

Concent~’ation

(in j~Lkq)

5.6

28.

19.

28.

5.6

14.

6.0

19.

1029

Nonwastewaters

‘~‘

Conce~Ttration

TTn

 mg/kg)

Chloroform

6.0

1,2—Dichloroethane

6.0

6.0

6.0

6.0

1,1—Dichloroethylene

1,1,l-Tnichloroethane

Vinyl

 chloride

K030 nonwastewaters

109—412

-49-

1030

wastewaters

o-Dichlorobenzene

p—D i chl onobenzene

Hexachiorobutadiene

Hexachl oroethane

Pentachloroethane

1,2,4,5—Tetrachlonobenzene

Tetrachloroethene

1,2, 4-T ni

 chlorobenzene

Concent’~ati

(in

mg/L)

0.008

0.007

0.033

0.007

0.017’

0.007

0.023

0.38

0.34

K036 Wastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/L)

Disulfoton

 0.025

1037

 nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Disulfoton

0.1

Toluene

28.

K037 wastewaters

 Concentration

Disulfoton

(in

mg/L)

0.003

Toluene

0.028

K038

and

KQ4O

Nonwastewaters

Concent’-ation

(in

mg/k~I

Phorate

2~i.

K038

and

K040

Wastewatens

Concentration

(in

 mg/L)

Phorate

 0.025

K043 Nonwastewatens

 Concentration

2,4—Ui chloropheno

2,6-Ui chlorophenol

109-413

-50-

2,4,5-Trichlorophenol

8.2

2,4,6-Trichlorophenol

7.6

Tetrachlorophenols

~Total)

0.68

Pentachlorophenol

1.9

Tetrachl.oroethene

Hexachlorodibenzo—p—dioxins

0.001

Hexachlorodibenzofurans

 0.001

Pentachlorodi benzo—p—dioxins

0.001

Pentachlorodibeazofurans

Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxins

29_c!

Tetrachlorodibenzofurans

 0.001

K043

Wastewaters

Concentr~ion

mg/L)

2,4—Dichlorophenol

0.049

2,6-Dich1oro~,phenol

 0.013

2,4,5—Tnichlorophenol

 0.016

2,4,6-Tnichlorophenol

0.039

Tetrachlorophenols

kTotalj,

0.018

Pentachlorophenol

 0.22

Tetrachloroethene

0.006

Hexachlorodibenzo-p—dioxi

 0.001

Hexachlorodibenzofurans

 0.001

Pentachl orodi benzo-p—dioxi ns

 0.001

Pentachlorodibenzofurans

 0.001

Tetrachlorodi benzo-p-di oxi ns

 0.001

Tetrachlorodibenzofurans

0.001

K048

nonwastewaters

(see

also

Table

Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Benzene

9.5

Benzo(a)pyrene

0.84

~s~2~ey1.hexy~4_Diethylhexyl

 phthalate

37.

Chrysene

2.2

Di-n-butyl phthalate

4.2

Ethylbenzene

67.

Naphthalene

 Reserved

Phenanthrene

7.7

Phenol

2.7

Pyrene

2.0

Toluene

9.5

Xylenes

 Reserved

Cyanides

 (Total)

1.8

109—4 14

—51—

1048

wastewaters

Benzene

Benzo(a)pynene

—B~s~2-et~y~hexy1.3—Diethylhexyl

 phthalate

C h nyse ne

Di—n-butyl

 phthalate

Ethylbenzene

Fl uorene

Naphthal erie

P he n a nth re ne

Phenol

Pyre ne

Tol uene

Xylenes

Chromium

(Total)

L cad

Concentration

(in

mg/L)

0.011

0.047

0.043

0.043

0.060

0.011

0.050

0.033

0.039

0.047

0.045

0.011

0.20

0.37

Anthracene

Benz erie

Benzo(a)pynene

—s~2—ethy1hexy~—Diethy1hexylphthalate

Carbon disulfide

Chrysene

2,4-Dimethyl phenol

Ethyl benzene

Naphthal ene

Phenanthrene

Phenol

Py rerie

Tol uene

K049 nonwastewaters

 (see also Table A)

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Anthracene

6.2

Benzene

9.5

Benzo(a)pynene

0.84

 —B~s-eyU~exy~4—Diethyl

 hexyl

 phthalate

37.

Chrysene

2.2

Ethylbenzene

67.

Naphthalene

(Reserved)

Phenanthrene

7.7

Phenol

2.7

Pyrene

2.0

Toluene

9.5

Xylenes

Reserved

Cyanides

(Total)

1.8

1049

 wastewaters

‘

 Concentration

(in

mg/L)

0.039

0.011

0.047

0.043

0.011

0.043

0.033

0.011

0.033

0.039

0.047

0.045

0.011

109—4 15

-52-

Xyl enes

Chromium

(Total

Lead

Acenaphthene

Anthracene

Ben zene

Benzo(a)anthracene

Benzo(a)pyrene

—B*s~2—ethye~y~—Diethyl

 hexyl

 phthalate

Chrysene

Di-n-butyl

 phthalate

Ethyl benzene

0.011

0.20

0.037

K050

nonwastewaters

(see

also

Table

Concentration

(in

 mg,’kg)

iap~e~e

 0.84

Phenol

2.7

Cyanides

 (Total)

1.8

1050

 wast~?~r~

 Concentration

(in mg/L)

0.047

 Benzo(a)pyrene

Phenol

0.047

Chromium

 (Total)

 0.20

Lead

0.037

K051 nonwastewaters

 (see also

Table

A)

 Concentration

(in

 mg/kg)

Anthracene

6.2

Benzene

9.5

Benzo(a)anthnacene

1.4

Benzo(a)pyrene

0.34

phthalate

37.

Chnysene

2.2

Di—n-butyl

phthalate

4.2

Ethyl benzene

67.

Naphthalene

 Reserved

Phenanthrene

7.7

Phenol

2.7

Pyrene

2.0

Toluene

9.5

Xylenes

Reserved

Cyanides

(Total)

1.8

1051

 wastewaters

 Concentration

(‘in

rnq/L)

0.050

0.039

0.011

0.043

0.047

0.043

0.060

0.011

1fI9——4l~

—53-

Fluonene

 0.050

Naphthalene

0.033

Phenanthnene

 0.039

Phenol

0.047

Pynene

0.045

Toluene

 0.011

Xylenes

 0.011

Chromium

(Total)

0.20

Lead

 0.037

1052

nonwastewaters

(see

also

Table

Concentration

JJ,p

mg/kg)

Benzene

9.5

Benzo(a)pynene

 0.84

o-Cresol

2.2

p-Cnesol

 0.90

Ethylbenzene

67.

Naphthalene

 Reserved

Phenanthrene

7.7

Phenol

2.7

Toluene

Xylenes

 Reserved

Cyanides

 (Total)

1.8

K052 wastewaters

 Concentration

____________________________ ______________________________

(in

mng/L)

Benzene

0.011

Benzo(a)pyrene

 0.047

o-Cresol

0.011

p—Cresol

 0.011

2,4-Dimethylphenol

0.033

Ethylbenzene

0.011

Naphthalene

0.033

Phenanthrene

0.039

Phenol

0.047

Toluene

 0.011

Xylenes

 0.011

Chromium

(Total)

0.20

Lead

 0.037

K062 wastewaters

 Concentration

Jj~mg/L)

Chromium (Total)

 0.32

Lead

 0.04

Nickel

109—

-54-

Xylenes

Chromium

 (Total

Lead

C once nt rat

~/L)

0.015

0.044

0.031

0.022

0.044

0.031

0.015

0.031

0.031

0.031

0.031

0.044

0.029

0.031

0.029

0. 015

0.32

0.037

1071

wastewaters

Concentration

(in

mgjj~)

Mercury

 0.030

K086

nonwastewaters—Solvent

Washes

Subcategony

Concentration

—

(see

also

Table

——

Acetone

(in

ny/kg)

0.37

—s~2—etl~y~eMy~—Diethylhexyl

phthalate

0.49

n—Butyl

 alcohol

 0.37

Cyclohexanone

0.49

l,2—Dichio”obenzene

0.49

Ethyl

acetate

0.37

Ethyl

benzene

0.031

Methanol

0.37

Methylene chloride

 0.037

Methyl

ethyl

 ketone

 0.37

Methyl

 isobutyl

 ketone

 0.37

Maphthalene

0.49

Nitrobenzene

0.49

Toluene

0.031

l,1,1,—Trichloroethane

0.044

Tnichloroethylene

 0.031

Xylenes

 0.015

K086

wastewaters-Solvent

Washes

Subcategory

ion

—

Acetone

—s~2—et~y4.~exy~—Diethylhexyj

 phthalate

n-Butyl

alcohol

Cycl ohexanone

1,2—Di chl orobenzeñe

Ethyl

acetate

Ethyl

benzene

Methanol

Methylene

chloride

Methyl

ethyl

ketone

Methyl

 isobutyl

 ketone

Naphthal ene

Ni trobenzene

Tol uene

1,1,1,

—Tn

chlonoethane

chl onoethyl ene

109—413

—55—

Acenaphthalene

Benz ene

Chrysene

Fluonanthene

Indeno

 (1,2,3—cd) pyrene

Naphthal ene

Phenanthrene

Tol uene

Xy 1 en es

Lead

Concentration

(in

~kq)

3.4

0.071

Concentrati on

(in

rny/L)

0.02

0.014

0.028

0.028

0.028

0.008

0.014

0.037

K095

Ilonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

1,1,1, 2—Tetrachloroethane

1,1,2, 2—Tetrachloroethane

Tetrachloroethene

1,1 ,2—Tni chl oroethane

chl oroethyl ene

Hexachl onoethane

Pentachloroethane

5.6

6.0

5.6

28.

5.6

K096 :‘4onwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

1,3—Ui ch Iorobenzene

Pentachloroethane

I

,1,1,2—Tetrachloroethane

1,1,2, 2-Tetrachloroethane

Tetrachloroethyl

ene

1, 2,4-Tn chlonobenzene

chl oroethyl ene

1,1

,2-Tnichl oroethane

5.6

6.0

19.

5.6

6.0

1087

nonwastewaters

(see

also

Table

Acena phtha lane

Benz ene

Chrysene

3.4

Fluoranthene

3.4

Indeno(l,2,3-cd)pyrene

3.4

Naphthalene

3.4

Phenanthrene

3.4

Toluene

 0.65

Xylenes

0.070

K087 wastewaters

199—419

-56—

‘Concentration

(in

mg/L)

0.028

2.0

0.24

K099 nonwastewatens

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

2,4—Dichlorophenoxyacetic

acid

1.0

Hexachlo’rodi benzo-p—dioxins

 0.001

Hexachlorodibenzofurans

 0.001

Pentachlo~odibenzo-p—di

oxi ns

0.001

Pentachlorodioenzofurans

0.001

Tetrachlo”odihenzo-p—d-ioxins

0.001

Tetnachlor~dibenzofurans

0.001

1099

wastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/L)

2,4—Dichlorophenoxyacetic

acid

1.0

Hexachlo~-odibenzo-p—dioxins

 0.001

Hexachlorodibenzofurans

0.001

Pentachl orodi

 benzo-p—di oxi ns

 0.001

Pentachlorodibenzofurans

0.001

Tetrachl orodi benzo—p—di oxi ns

0.001

Tetrachlorodibenzofurans

0.001

KlOl

nonwastewaters

(Low

Arsenic

Subcategory—

Concentration

‘

less

than

total

arsenic)

(see

also

Table

(in

my/kg)

ortho—Nitroaniline

14.

1101

wastewaters

Concentration

 (inj~yjL)

ortho—Nitroaniline

 0.27

Arsenic

2.0

Cadmium

 0.24

Lead

0.11

Mercury

0.027

K102

nonwastewaters

(Low

Arsenic

Subcategony—

Concentration

less

than

total

arsenic)

(see

also

Table

(in

mg/kg)

ortho-Nitrophenol

13.

Kl02

wastewaters

ortho-N itropheno

Arsenic

Cadmium

109—420

—57-

Lead

0.11

Mercury

0.027

K103 nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Aniline

5.6

Benzene

6.0

2,4—Dinitrophenol

5.6

Nitrohenzene

5.6

Phenol

5.6

1103

 wastewaters

 Concentration

(in mg/L)

Aniline

4.5

Benzene

0.15

2,4-Dirritrophenol

 0.61

Nitrobenzene

 0.073

Phenol

1.4

1104

nonwastewaters

Con6~ntration

(in

rng/kg)

Aniline

5.6

Benzene

6.0

2,4-Dinitrophenol

5.6

Nitrobenzene

5.6

Phenol

5.6

Cyanides

 (Total)

1.8

K104

wastewaters

Concentration

(in

mg/L)

Aniline

4.5

Benzene

0.15

2,4-Dinitrophenol

 0.61

Nitrobenzene

 0.073

Phenol

1.4

Cyanides

(Total)

2.7

K1l5 Wastewaters

 Concentration

See

also

Table

(in

mg/L)

Nic~kel

0.47

109—421

-58-

ii ~

P013 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Cyanides

 (Total)

Cyanides

 (Amenable)

110.

9.1

P013

Wastewaters

Cyanides

Totalj

Cyanides

Amenable)

‘~

 ConcerT~tion

~inog/L)

1.9

0.10

P021

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

(in ~

Cyanides

(Total)

110.

ç~nides (Amenable)

P021

Wastewaters

Concentration

1.9

0.10

Cyanides

 (Total)

Cyanides

(Amenable)

9Nonwastewaters

Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Cyanides

 (Totalj

~,y~ides

(Amenable)

110.

9.1

P029

Wastewaters

Concentration

(in

rny/L)

çy~,pides ~Tot~j,,

0.10

 Cyanides

 (Amenable)

F’30

Non

 ~fr~waters

 Concer~~’ction

TT~7~

Cy’~rtides

(T~Laij

~anides (Amenable)

109—4 22

—59—

P030

Wastewaters

Concentration

(in

mg/L)

cyanidesjTotal)

1.9

Cyanides

(Amenable)

0.10

P039

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

TTn

mg/kg)

Disulfoton

‘

0.1

P039

Wastewaters

Concentration

Disulfoton

 0.025

P063 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in mg/kg)

Cyanides

 (Total)

 110.

Cyanides

(Amenable)

9.1

P063

Wastewaters

Concentration

~in

mg/L)

Cyanides

 Totall

~anides

 Amenable)

 0.10

P071

 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Methyl parathion

0.1

P071 Wastewaters

 Concentration

~in

mg/L’)

Methyl

 parathion

 0.025

109—423

-60-

P074 Nonwastev~aters

 Concentration

See

also

Table

(in

mg/l~~J

Cyanides

 Total)

 110.

9.1

 Cyanides

 Amenable)

P074 Wastewaters

 Concentration

See

also

Table

~yanides(Total)

Cyanides ~Amenable)

1.9

0.10

0.44

 Nickel

P089

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

fTn

mg/kg)

Parathion

P089

Wastewaters

Concentration

(in

nig/L~

Parathion

0.025

P094

Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

~/k

Phorate

0.1

P094 Wastewaters

 Concentration

(in~

Phorate

 0.025

P097 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

jjn

mg/kg)

Fam~

109—424

—61-

P097

Wastewaters

Concentration

TT~

mg/L)

Famphur

 0.025

P098

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

(‘in

mg/j~gj

‘

anides

(Total)

anides

Amenable

110.

9.1

P098

Wastewaters

 Concentration

(in

ng/L)

Cyanides

 (Total

)

Cyanides

(Amenable)

1.9

0.10

P099

Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

T~eealso

Table

(in

 mg/ky)

Cyanides

(Total)

110.

9.1

 Cyanides

 (Arnenablej

PO99Wastewaters

(See

also

Table

Concentration

Cyanides

(Total)

j~g

0.10

Cyanides

(Amenable)

P104

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

(in mg/kg)

(See

also

Table

Cyanides

 Total

)

 110.

9.1

 ~anides

 Amenable)

Pl04Wastewaters

‘(see

 also Table A)

Concentration

Cyanides

 (Total

)

1.9

Cyanides

 (Amenable)

 0.10

109—4 25

—62-

P106 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in mg/kg)

Cyanides çTotal~

 110.

Cyanides ~Arnenable)

9.1

P106 Wastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/L)

Cyanides

 (Total

)

1.9

Cyanides

 (Amenable)

 0.10

P121 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Cyanides

 (Total)

 110.

Cyanides

 (Amenable)

9.1

P121 Wastewaters

 Concentration

(in m,g/~J

Cyanides

 (Total)

1.9

Cyanides

 ,(Amenablej,

 0.10

U028 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

‘(‘in

mg/kg)

Diethyihexyl

 phthalate

28.

109—426

U028

Wastewaters

Concentration

(in

mg/U

Diethylhexyl

 phthalate

 0.54

U069 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(i n

l3i-n-butylphthalate

28.

109—426

-63-

U069 Wastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/U)

Di-n-butyl

 phthalate

 0.54

U088

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

~in

mg/k~~

Diethyl

phthalate

28.

U088

Wastewaters

Concentration

(in

mg/U)

Diethyl

phthalate

0.54

—

U102 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Dimethyl

 phthalate

28.

U102 Wastewaters

 Concentration

(in mg/U)

Dimethyl

 phthalate

 0.54

U107 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

(in

rng/kgj

Di-n—octyl

 phthalate

28.

Ul07 Wastewaters

 Concentration

(in mg/U)

D-n-octyl phthaiate

 0.54

109—427

-64-

Ul90

Nonwastewaters

Concentration

(in

mg/kg)

Phthalic anhydnide (measured

 as Phthalic

 acid)

28.

U190 Wastewaters

‘

Concentration

mg/U)

Phthalic anhydnide (measured

as

 Phthalic acid)

 0.54

U235 Nonwastewaters

 Concentration

‘

(in

mg/kg)

i~Ffs—(2,3-dibromopr

opyl)

phosphate

0.1

U235

Wastewaters

Concentration

(in

mg/U)

Tris—(2,3—dibromopnopyl) phosphate

 0.025

Land

Disposal

for:

-KQ~4~4enwastewate~s

~Base~

~4e

~ene~4en~—

K005

Nonwastewatens

generated

the

process

described

the

waste

listing

description,

 and disposed after June

8,

1989,

and

 not generated

 in the course

of treating wastewater

 forms

 of these wastes.

 (Based

on

 Generationl

K007

Nonwastewatens

generated

the

process

described

the

waste

listing

desc-iption,

and

 disposed after June

8,

 1989,

and

 not generated

 in the course

of

 treating wastewater forms

 of these wastes.

 Based

 on No

Generationj

-K@98 F~enwas~ewate~s

 ~Base~en

14e

 GeAecat~eR3—

-KQ4~~4enwastewate~s

 ~Base~en

r4e

As~—

K021 —4enwastewateFs—Nonwastewater

 forms of these wastes generated by the

process described

in

 the waste

 listing description and disposed after August

17,

1988,

 and not generated

 in the course of treating wastewater forms

of

these wastes.

 (Based

on

 Generation)

1025

-Nenwastewate~s—Nonwastewatenforms

these

wastes

generated

the

process descnibed

 in the waste Th~ting

description

 and disposed after August

17,1988,_and not

 ene”ated

 in the

course

treating

 wastewater

 forms

of

these

 waste’s.

 (Bas~d

Ge’~c~T~Tj

109—428

-65—

K036’

—~4eRwastewateFs—Nonwastewater forms

these

wastes

generated

the

process described

 in the waste

 listing description and disposed after August

17,

 1988, and

 not generated in the course of treating wastewater forms

of

these wastes.

 (Based on No Generation)

K044 (Based

 on Reactivity)

1045

 (Based

 on Reactivity)

K047 (Based

 on Reactivity)

1060

 44enwastewateFs—Nonwastewater farms of these wastes

 generated by the

 process described in the waste listing description and disposed after August

17,

 1988,

 and not generated in the course of treating ,wastewater forms

of

these wastes.

 (Based

 on No Generation)

K061 Nonwastewaters—High Zinc Subcategory

 (greater than or equal

 to 15

 total

zinc)

 (Based

 on Recycling): effective 8/8/90

K069 —NenwastewateFs-Non-Calcium Sulfate Subcategory Nonwastewater forms of

these wastes

 generated by the process described

 in the waste listing

description and disposed after August

17,

 1988,

 and not generated

 in the

course of treating wastewater forms

 of these wastes.

 (Based

 on Recycling)

—K983 Nenwastewate~s—F4eAsh S~eate~e~y

 4~.essthaR

9r~

 teta~ash~~Base4en

P~eAsh4—

K100 —f4eAwastewatePs- Nonwastewater forms of these wastes ~neratedby the

process described in the waste

 listing description and disposed after August

17,

 1988,

 and not generated

in

 the course of treating wastewater forms

of

these wastes.

 (Based

 on No Generation)

(Source:

 Amended

at

 14 Ill.

 Reg.

 effective

)

IT IS

SO

 ORDERED.

I, Dorothy M. Gunn,

 Clerk

 of the Illinois Pollution Control

 Board, hereby

certify that the

 above Order was adopted on the

~‘~‘

 day of

1990, by a vote of

7—C

‘~.

/‘j~~

Dorothy M.

 Gup9’, Clerk

Illinois Po11~ztionControl Board

109—429