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Report |
Type-Scheduled Unscheduled |
Frequency |
Due Date |
Origin of Requirement |
Reference |
Preparing Organization(s) |
Reviewing Organization(s) |
Recipient(s) |
|
Semiannual Volatile Organic Compound (VOC ) Monitoring
Hydrogen-Methane Report |
S |
Semiannually |
26-Oct and
26‑Apr |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.F.2.b The Permittees shall report to
the Secretary semiannually, beginning twelve months after issuance of this
Permit, The data and analysis of the VOC Monitoring Plan. HWFP IV.F.5.b The Permittees shall report to
the Secretary semiannually, beginning twelve months after issuance of this
Permit, The data and analysis of the Hydrogen and Methane Monitoring Plan. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
Annual
Mitigation Action Report |
S |
Annual |
10-Jul |
DOE Order |
DOE Order
451.1B, National Environmental
Policy Act Compliance Program, and 10 CFR Part 1021, National Environmental Policy Act
Implementing Procedures, specify that a mitigation action plan be
prepared to mitigate environmental impacts resulting from the implementation
of commitments made in the record of decision for an environmental impact
statement. The Order further requires
that an annual mitigation report be prepared and submitted on the anniversary
of a mitigation action plan to demonstrate the progress made in implementing
the commitments and effectiveness of any mitigation activity until the
activity has been completed. DOE M
231.1-1A, Environmental, Safety and
Health Reporting Manual, Chapter I, Section 3, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Reporting, calls for the submittal
of an annual report to the Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance on progress
in implementing, and the effectiveness of, any commitment for environmental
impact mitigation that is essential to render the impacts of a proposed
action not significant or that is made in a record of decision. The report may be submitted on the
mitigation action plan anniversary or as part of a combined report (for
example, as part of the annual NEPA planning summary) for multiple plans
until mitigation has been completed. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
DOE Headquarters Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management
|
|
Annual
NEPA Planning Summary |
S |
Annual |
31-Jan |
DOE Order |
DOE M 231.1-1A, Environmental,
Safety and Health Reporting Manual , Chapter I, Section 3, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
Reporting, calls for the submittal of an annual NEPA planning summary
to the Assistant Secretary for Environment, Safety and Health by January 31
of each year and make it available to the public. The current version of DOE O 451.1B, National
Environmental Policy Act Compliance Program, describes the contents of the
annual NEPA planning summary. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
DOE Headquarters |
|
Annual
Site Environmental Report |
S |
Annual |
1-Oct |
DOE Order |
DOE O 231.1A(5)(b)(3) HWFP L-4e(4) |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
DOE Headquarters Chief Health, Safety and Security
Officer Hazardous Waste Permits Program Chief Hazardous Waste Bureau NMED |
|
Biennial
Environmental Compliance Report |
S |
Biennial |
October 30, even-numbered years |
LWA |
LWA
Section 9(a)(2) |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Director, Radiation Protection Division |
|
Annual
Change Report |
S |
Annual |
18-Nov |
191/194 |
40 CFR
194.4(b)(4) |
MOC |
CBFO Office of Disposal |
Director, Radiation Protection Division |
|
Compliance
Monitoring Parameters Report |
S |
Prepared
annually; submitted upon request or every five years with CRS |
31-Aug |
191/194 |
40 CFR
194.42 Disposal systems shall be monitored after disposal to detect substantial
and detrimental deviations from expected performance at the earliest
practicable time…. |
SNL, MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Director, Radiation Protection Division
|
|
Geotechnical Monitoring Report and Explosion Isolation
Wall Certification |
S |
Annual |
27-Oct |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.F.1.b |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
Hazardous
Chemicals Inventory-EPA Form R |
S |
Annual |
1-Jul |
CERCLA |
40 CFR §372.30 For each toxic chemical known by the owner or operator to
be manufactured, processed, or otherwise used in excess of an applicable
threshold quantity at its covered facility for a calendar year, the owner or
operator must a submit completed EPA Form R to the EPA and to the state. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Submitted electronically to the EPA via EPACDX through
Form R, Preparation Software. TRI Data Processing Center New Mexico Department of Public Safety (505) 476‑9681 |
|
Hazardous
Chemicals Inventory-Chemical Release |
S |
Annual |
1-Jul |
CERCLA |
74-4E-5(A)(4) |
MOC |
CBFO Office of Disposal |
|
|
Hazardous
Chemicals lnventory |
S |
Annual |
1-Mar |
CERCLA |
40 CFR §370.25 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
NMED (505) 827-9327
Eddy Co. Emergency Planning Committee 324 S. Canyon, Suite B (575) 885-3581 |
|
Biennial Generator Treatment, Storage and Disposal
Facility Report |
S |
Biennial |
1‑Mar,
even numbered years |
NMHWA |
40 CFR §262.41 (20.4.1.500 NMAC) |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous Waste Bureau
Data Management Program |
|
Laboratory
Operating Procedures |
S |
Annual |
31-Dec |
NMHWA |
HWFP L-4c(3) |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous Waste
Permits Program Manager |
|
Confirmatory Measurement Compliance Report |
S |
Biennial |
30‑Oct,
even numbered years |
EPA
guidance for 40 CFR §191, Subpart A |
40 CFR
191.03, 40 CFR 61.94, and May 16, 1995 Memorandum of Understanding between
EPA and DOE concerning the Clean Air Act. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
NESHAP
Report |
S |
Annual |
30-Jun |
NESHAP |
40 CFR
61.94 and the May 16, 1995 Memorandum of Understanding between EPA and DOE
concerning the Clean Air Act |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager for
Operations |
|
|
PCB Report-Document
Log |
S |
Annual |
1-Jul |
TSCA |
40 CFR
761.180 Document Log |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Annual Report |
S |
Annual |
15-Jul |
TSCA |
40 CFR §761.180 Annual Report 40 CFR §761.180 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
Waste Minimization Statement |
S |
Annual |
1-Dec |
NMHWA |
HWFP VII.B.1 copy of the annual certified
statement shall be submitted to the Secretary. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Annual Report-Facility Work Plan |
S |
Annual |
21-Jan |
NMHWA |
HWFP VII
M.1 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Mailing List-Amendments |
S |
Semiannual |
30-Nov and
31-May |
NMHWA |
HWFP VII.D.2.a written request to the Secretary and/or
the Permittees for inclusion in this list. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Nonconformance Report |
S |
Monthly |
By End of
Month |
NMHWA |
HWFP Attachment B3-13 |
CTAC |
CBFO Office of Quality Assurance |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Permit Renewal |
S |
Every 10 years, |
30-May |
NMHWA |
HWFP I.B.2 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Progress Report |
S |
Quarterly |
15‑Nov,
5‑Feb, 6‑May, and 4‑Aug |
NMHWA |
HWFP
VII.I.1 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
Recertification
Application |
S |
Quinquennial |
26-Mar |
LWA |
LWA Section 8(f) - Not later than five years after the
initial receipt of transuranic waste for disposal at WIPP, and every five
years thereafter until the end of the decommissioning phase, the Secretary
shall submit to the Administrator and the state documentation of continued
compliance with the final disposal regulation. |
MOC, SNL, LANL, CTAC |
CBFO, all |
Administrator
|
|
WAP
Changes Report |
S |
Monthly |
End of
Month |
NMHWA |
HWFP Attachment B3-15 |
Generator/Site |
CBFO
Office of Characterization and Transportation CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
Water
Discharge Report-Information Changes |
S |
Twice each year |
31‑Jul
- 31‑Jan |
|
20.6.2.3107 NMAC
(DP-831) |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Ground Water Pollution Prevention Section
|
|
Water
Quality Report |
S |
Once every three years |
Samples
are to be collected between 1‑Jun and 30‑Sep and results are sent
to NMED |
National Primary Drinking Water
Regulations |
Title 40 CFR §141.86
requires periodic sampling for lead and copper at representative taps. The frequency of sampling is based on
concentrations of lead and copper found.
WIPP qualifies for a reduced monitoring schedule under
40 CFR §141.86(d)(4), and is required to
sample for lead and copper every three years. |
MOC |
Assistant Manager of Operations |
NMED Drinking Water Bureau Hobbs Field Office 726 E. (575) 393-4302 |
|
Air
Quality Permit Report-Emission Inventory |
U |
As
requested by the NMED |
As
requested by the NMED |
Air Quality Permit |
Permit No. 310-M-2 for Backup Diesel Generators, Annual
Emission Inventory |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
New Mexico
Environment Department |
|
Air
Quality Permit Report-Emissions Control Changes |
U |
As
required to revise or modify permit |
As Required |
Air Quality Permit |
Permit No.
310-M-2 for Backup Diesel Generators, Condition 1 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
New Mexico
Environment Department |
|
Air
Quality Permit Report-Control or Ownership |
U |
As
required with change in ownership |
Within 15
calendar days of change in ownership |
Air Quality Permit |
Permit No.
310-M-2 for Backup Diesel Generators, Condition 6 If there is any change in control
or ownership of the diesel generators, the permittee
shall notify the succeeding owner of the permit and its conditions and shall
notify the NMED of the change in ownership within 15 days. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
New Mexico
Environment Department |
|
Air
Quality Permit Report-Sources Changes |
U |
As
required for new or modified emission source |
Fifteen
calendar days after the start-up date |
Air Quality Permit |
Permit No.
310-M-2 for Backup Diesel Generators, Condition 10. The permittee
will notify the NMED in writing or provide the NMED with the following
information: The anticipated date of the initial start-up of each new or
modified emission source at least 30 days prior to that date and the actual
date of the initial start-up of each new or modified source within 15 days
after the start-up date. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
New Mexico
Environment Department |
|
HWFP Monitoring
Report |
U |
Semiannually |
One
hundred twenty calendar days after final sampling is completed |
NMHWA |
HWFP V.J.2.a, L-5a |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Groundwater Surface Elevation |
S |
Monthly |
Mid-Month |
NMHWA |
V.J.2.b. Groundwater surface elevation
results – the Permittees shall submit to
the Secretary groundwater surface elevation data specified in Permit
Condition V.G. This submittal
shall include both groundwater surface elevations calculated from field
measurements and fresh-water head elevations calculated as specified in
Permit Attachment L, Section L‑4c(1). Water level data shall be submitted within
30 calendar days after data are collected. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
Unscheduled
Change Report |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
191/194 |
40 CFR
194.4(b)(3) |
MOC, SNL, LANL |
CBFO
Office of Disposal CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Office of
Radiation and Indoor Air |
|
Generator
Site Certification Report |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
191/194 |
40 CFR §194.8(b)(2)(i) |
CBFO
Office of Quality Assurance |
CBFO
Office of Characterization and Transportation |
|
|
Generator
Site Certification Report-Final Auidit Report |
U |
As
required after closure of audit findings. |
After closure of audit findings. |
NMHWA |
HWFP
II.C.2.c |
CTAC |
CBFO Office of Quality Assurance |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
Generator
Site Certification Report-Audit Schedule |
U |
Monthly |
Monthly |
NMHWA |
HWFP
II.C.2.b |
MOC |
CBFO Office of Quality Assurance |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
Hazardous
Chemicals lnventory-MSDS |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
CERCLA |
40 CFR 370.21 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager for
Operations |
NMED (505) 827-9327 Administrator
|
|
Notification
Letter |
U |
As Required |
Within
seven calendar days of report being issued |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.F.1.c "Description of the Geomechanical Monitoring
System." |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
PCB
Report-New Panel |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section II.C.
Disposal Unit |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Facility Modification |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section II.D.
Disposal Unit |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-New Storage Area |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section III.B Waste Storage |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Storage Area Modifications |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section III.C, Waste Storage |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Panel Closure |
U |
As Required |
Thirty
calendar days before closure of a disposal panel begins |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section V.B. Closure |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Ownership Transfer |
U |
As Required |
Thirty
calendar days before transferring ownership |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section VI.J., Transfer of Ownership |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of Operations |
|
|
PCB Report-Noncompliance with possible risk to human
health |
U |
As
required with discovery of noncompliance |
By phone
within 24 hours Submit written report within five working days |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section VI.K.1 Noncompliance Reporting |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Noncompliance |
U |
As
required with discovery of noncompliance |
By phone
or e‑mail within 24 hours Submit
written report within five working days |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section VI.K.2 Noncompliance Reporting |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Completeness and Correctness |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section VI.L. Other
Information |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Spill Response |
U |
As
required After
spill has occurred |
In the
shortest possible time after discovery, but in no case later than 24 hours
after discovery |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for
Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU Mixed Waste, Section VI.N.1 Spills Subpart G Summary
Under the
National Contingency Plan, all spills involving 1 pound or more by weight of
PCBs must currently be reported to the Where a spill exceeds
10 pounds of PCBs by weight and is not addressed above, the responsible
party will notify the appropriate EPA regional office and proceed to
decontaminate the spill area the shortest possible time after discovery, but
in no case later than 24 hours after discovery. Spills of 10 pounds or less, not addressed above must be
cleaned up but notification of the EPA is not required |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
(866)-372-7745 (800) 424-8802 |
|
PCB
Report-Spill Response |
U |
As
required after spill has occurred |
Upon
determining delay in spill cleanup |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section VI.N.2 ,Spills, If spills
cannot be cleaned up within the time required by the PCB Spill Cleanup
Policy, the owner/operator must notify the EPA Region 6 PCB Coordinator of
the circumstance of the spill, the estimated time of cleanup, and a
justification for the delay of the cleanup.
The EPA may order cessation of PCB disposal at the facility if spills
are not cleaned up in accordance with the PCB Spill Cleanup Policy. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
(214) 665-7579 |
|
PCB RCRA Emergency Coordinator List |
U |
As
required to maintain an accurate list |
When a New
Emergency Coordinator is Listed |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section VI M 1 Emergency Procedures. The owner/operator must maintain an
adequately trained on‑site RCRA emergency coordinator to direct
emergency procedures which could result from fires, explosions or releases of
PCB containing waste at the facility.
The owner/operator must submit the name and qualifications of the
emergency coordinator within 60 calendar days of the effective date of this
approval. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Physical or Operational Changes |
U |
As Required |
Thirty
calendar days before a planned physical or operational change related to PCB
handling and disposal |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section VI.O, Duty to Notify |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Reauthorization Request |
S |
Every five
years |
30-Apr |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section VI.P Effective Date, This authorization expires
April 30, 2013. The application
for reauthorization should be submitted one year before the expiration date,
April 30, 2012. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
PCB
Report-Data Reports |
U |
As
requested by the EPA |
As
requested by the EPA |
TSCA |
Conditions of Approval for Disposal of PCB/TRU and PCB/TRU
Mixed Waste, Section III.D, General PCB/TRU Storage
Requirements 4. All PCB Items
must be identified in the WIPP Waste Information System to show the date of
waste certification for disposal. This
electronic database must show the date a PCB Item was removed from service
for disposal and the date the PCB Item was sent to the Facility for
disposal. This information must be
provided to the EPA upon request. |
MOC |
Office of Characterization and
Transportation |
|
|
PCB
Report-Certificates of Disposal |
U |
Every
accepted shipment of PCB waste |
Within 30
days of disposal |
TSCA |
Sec.
761.218 Certificate of Disposal |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Individual
Generator Sites |
|
HWFP
Closure Report-Planned Closure |
U |
As
required prior to initiating closure |
Sixty
calendar days prior to initiating closure |
NMHWA |
HWFP II.L.3 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Closure Report-Closure Completion |
U |
As
required at time of closure of HWDU or facility |
Within 60 calendar days of
completion of closure |
NMHWA |
HWFP II.L.6 and II.L.7 No later than the submission of the certification of
closure of each Underground HWDU, the Permittees
shall submit a survey plat detailing the location and dimensions of each
Underground HWDU with respect to permanently surveyed benchmarks, as required by
20.4.1.500 NMAC (incorporating 40 CFR §264.116). |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Notification of CH Bay Surge Storage |
U |
As
required when necessary to use surge storage |
Within
five calendar days of using surge storage |
NMHWA |
III.A.1.d. Notification of CH Bay Surge Storage
Use – The Permittees shall notify the
Secretary in writing upon using the CH Bay Surge Storage Area and provide
justification for its use. Within five
calendar days of using Surge Storage, the Permittees
shall post a link to the notice of CH Bay Surge Storage Area use on the WIPP
Home Page, and inform those on the email notification list. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Annual CH Bay Surge Storage Area Usage |
S |
Annual |
27‑Oc |
NMHWA |
III.A.1.d. Notification of CH Bay Surge Storage
Use – The permittees shall submit a report to
the Secretary by October 27 of each year summarizing CH Bay Surge Storage
Area usage. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Notification of Parking Area Surge Storage |
U |
As
required when necessary to use surge storage |
Within
five calendar days of using surge storage |
NMHWA |
III.A.2.d. Notification of Parking Area Surge
Storage Use - The Permittees shall notify the
Secretary in writing upon using the Parking Area Surge Storage and provide
justification for its use. Within five
calendar days of using Surge Storage, the Permittees
shall post a link to the notice of Parking Area Surge Storage use on the WIPP Home Page, and inform
those on the e‑mail notification list. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Hazardous Waste
Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Annual Parking Area Surge Storage Area Usage |
S |
Annual |
27‑Oct |
NMHWA |
III.A.2.d. Notification of Parking Area Surge
Storage Use - The Permittees shall notify the
Secretary in writing upon using the Parking Area Surge Storage and provide
justification for its use. Within five
calendar days of using Surge Storage, the Permittees
shall post a link to the notice of Parking Area Surge Storage use on the WIPP Home Page, and inform
those on the e‑mail notification list. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Closure Report-Land Use Authroity |
U |
As Required |
Within 60 calendar days of
certifying closure |
NMHWA |
HWFP VI.D.1 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Closure Report-Certification |
U |
As Required |
Within 60 calendar days of issuing
a certification of closure for an underground HWDU |
NMHWA |
HWFP VI.D.2, and VI.D.2.b. VI.D.2.b.
Certification - the Permittees shall submit
a certification to the Secretary, signed by the Permittees,
stating the Permittees have recorded the notation
specified in Permit Condition VI.D.2.a, including a copy of the document(s)
in which the notation has been placed, as required by 20.4.1.500 NMAC
(incorporating 40 CFR §264.119[b]). |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Closure Report-Post-Closure Care Certification |
U |
As Required |
Within 60 calendar days of completion
of the post-closure care period for each underground HWDU |
NMHWA |
HWFP VI.D.4 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Notification of Underground HWDU excavation |
U |
As
required before excavation of HWDU |
Thirty
calendar days prior to excavation start date |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.E.2.b. Notification requirements - at least
30 calendar days prior to the projected start date of excavation of each
Underground HWDU, the Permittees shall provide
written notification to the Secretary and to the WIPP facility mailing list
stating the projected start date of excavation, along with supporting
rationale (e.g., projected waste receipt rate). |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Closure Report-Intent to Close |
U |
As Required |
Thirty
calendar days before placing the final waste in a panel |
NMHWA |
HWFP I-1d(1) |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Closure Report-Closure Plan Amendment |
U |
As
required to amend closure plan |
Sixty
calendar days prior to the proposed change in facility design or operation or
within 60 calendar days of the occurrence of an unexpected event that affects
the Closure Plan. Within 30 calendar
days for unexpected event during closure |
NMHWA |
HWFP I-1d(4) If it becomes necessary to amend the Closure
Plan for the WIPP facility, the Permittees will
submit, in accordance with 20.4.1.900 NMAC (incorporating
40 CFR §270.42), a written notification of or request for a permit
modification describing any change in operation or facility design that
affects the Closure Plan. The written
notification or request will include a copy of the amended Closure Plan for
approval by the NMED. The Permittees will submit a written notification of or
request for a permit modification to authorize a change in the approved plan. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Closure Report-Certification of Closure |
U |
As Required |
Within sixty (60) days after
completion of closure activities |
NMHWA |
HWFP I-2(a) |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
RCRA Closure
Report-Survey Plat |
U |
As Required |
Within 60
calendar days of completion of closure activities for each underground HWDU |
RCRA |
HWFP I-2(b) |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Closure Report-Unit Certification |
U |
As Required |
Within 60 days of panel closure and
final closure |
NMHWA |
40 CFR §264.115 (20.4.1.500 NMAC) |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Incident Report |
U |
After
Contingency Plan Activation |
Verbal
within 24 hours Written within 15 calendar days of an
incident |
NMHWA |
HWFP Attachment F, RCRA
Contingency Plan, Table F-9, Hazardous Release Reporting, State of HWFP Attachment F-8 In compliance with 32
20.4.1.500 NMAC (incorporating 40 CFR §§264.56[j]), within
15 calendar days after the incident, the Permittees
will ensure that a written report on the incident will be submitted to the
EPA Region 6 Administrator and to the Secretary of the NMED. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of Operations |
New Mexico Environment Department, Emergency Response
Office (505) 827-9329, for nonemergencies
(866) 428-6536 or (505) 428-2500 NMED
|
|
HWFP
Mailing List-Notification Mailings |
U |
As Required |
Five
calendar days prior to a submittal |
NMHWA |
HWFP VII.D.4. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
RCRA Modification
Report-Planned Changes |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
NMHWA |
HWFP I.E.11.b |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Anticipated Noncompliance |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
NMHWA |
HWFP
I.E.11.b |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Permit Transfer |
U |
As Required |
Prior to
transfer of ownership |
NMHWA |
HWFP I.E.12 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous Waste
Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Noncompliance |
U |
As Required |
24 hours
after discovery of noncompliance
|
NMHWA |
HWFP I.E.13.a-c Written notice - as required by 20.4.1.900 NMAC
(incorporating 40 CFR §270.30[l][6][iii]),
the Permittees shall submit a written notice within
five calendar days of the time the Permittees
become aware of the circumstances. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous Waste Bureau NMED (505) 428-2500
|
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Corrections |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
NMHWA |
HWFP I.E.15 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-VOC Emissions |
U |
As Required |
Seven
calendar days after identifying VOC concentration of concern |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.F.2.c
|
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Modification Report-Remedial Actions Quarterly Status
Reports |
U |
As
required following remedial action |
Thirty
calendar days after submitting Permit Condition IV.F.2.c notification |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.F.2.d |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Modification Report-Ventilation Rates |
U |
As Required |
Within
seven calendar days of discovery |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.F.3.c |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Modification Report-Disposal Room VOC Emissions |
U |
As Required |
Seven
calendar days after identifying VOC concentration of concern |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.F.3.b |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Mine Ventilation Rate Monitoring |
S |
Annual |
October 27 |
NMHWA |
IV.F.4.b. Reporting requirements - the Permittees shall report to the Secretary annually,
beginning 12 months after issuance of this Permit, the results of the
data and analysis of the Mine Ventilation Rate Monitoring Plan. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Notification Mine Ventilation Rate not Achieved |
U |
As
required when ventilation rate doesn’t meet Permit
Condition IV.E.3.b |
Within
seven calendar days of discovery |
NMHWA |
IV.F.4.c. Notification requirements - the
Permittees shall calculate the running annual
average mine ventilation exhaust rate on a monthly basis. In addition, the Permittees
shall evaluate compliance with the minimum active room ventilation rate
specified in Permit Condition IV.E.3.b on
a monthly basis. Whenever the evaluation of the mine ventilation monitoring
program data identifies that the ventilation rates specified in Permit Condition IV.E.3.b have not been achieved,
the Permittees shall notify the Secretary in
writing within seven calendar days. |
|
|
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Modification Report-Hydrogen/Methane Emissions |
U |
As
required |
Seven
calendar days after identifying hydrogen/methane concentration of concern |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.F.5.c The Permittees will also notify
the e-mail notification list, within seven calendar days of obtaining
validated analytical results, if the concentration of hydrogen or methane in
a filled panel exceeds these action levels |
|
|
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager E-mail Notification List |
|
HWFP Modification Report-Sampling Line Loss |
U |
As
required |
Seven
calendar days after identifying Sample Line Loss |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.F.5.e |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Modification Report-Sampling Line Loss Evaluation |
U |
As
required |
Seven
calendar days after completion of evaluation |
NMHWA |
HWFP IV.F.5.e |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Modification Report-Plug or Abandon Monitoring Well |
U |
As
required |
Within 90
calendar days of DMW removal from the DMP |
NMHWA |
HWFP V.C.3 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Determination of Contamination |
U |
As Required |
Within
seven calendar days from discovery |
NMHWA |
HWFP V.J.3, and V.J.3.a |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Compliance Monitoring |
U |
As Required |
Within 90 calendar days of
discovery |
NMHWA |
HWFP V.J.3, and V.J.3.d |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Corrective Action Feasibility |
U |
As Required |
Within 180 calendar days of
discovery |
NMHWA |
HWFP V.J.3, and V.J.3.e |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Modification Report-Outside Source |
U |
As
required |
Within
seven calendar days of discovery |
NMHWA |
HWFP V.J.4, V.J.4.a |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Outside Source |
U |
As Required |
Within
seven calendar days of discovery |
NMHWA |
HWFP V.J.4, V.J.4.a |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report |
U |
As Required |
Within 90 calendar days of
discovery |
NMHWA |
HWFP V.J.4, and V.J.4.b |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Monitoring Changes |
U |
As Required |
Within 90 calendar days of
discovery |
NMHWA |
HWFP V.J.4, and V.J.4.c for parameters or constituents
specified in Table V.D at any DMW at the compliance point, they may
demonstrate that a source other than a regulated unit caused the increase or
that the detection is an artifact caused by an error in sampling, analysis,
statistical evaluation, or natural variation in the ground water. In such cases, the Permittees
shall comply with the following: |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Modification Report-DMP Changes |
U |
As
required |
Within 90
calendar days of discovery |
NMHWA |
HWFP V.K |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Post-Closure Plan Amendment |
U |
As Required |
Sixty
calendar days prior to planned change or within Sixty calendar days of
discovering an unplanned change |
NMHWA |
HWFP VI.E. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Corrective Action Schedule Amendment |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
NMHWA |
HWFP VII.B.3.c |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Schedule Dispute |
U |
As Required |
Thirty
calendar days before a deadline |
NMHWA |
HWFP VII.F and VII.F1 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Notification of Receipt |
U |
As Required |
Within 15
calendar days of receipt of a disputed written notice |
NMHWA |
HWFP VII.F and VII.F.2 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP
Modification Report-Dispute Resolution |
U |
As Required |
Within 30
calendar days of the Secretary's final decision written notice |
NMHWA |
HWFP VII.F and VII.F.3 authority a written statement of its
arguments and explanations of its position.
|
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
HWFP Modification Report-New Solid Waste Management Unit
(SWMU) or Area of Concern (AOC) |
U |
As Required |
Thirty
calendar days after identified |
NMHWA |
HWFP VII.J.1 |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
Emergency Release Notification |
U |
As
required after a release of a reportable quantity |
Immediately following release |
CERCLA |
Title 40 CFR §355.40 The
requirements of this section apply to any facility: (i)
at which a hazardous chemical is produced, used, or stored, and (ii) at which
there is release of a reportable quantity of any extremely hazardous
substance or CERCLA hazardous substance.
For
releases not excluded by §355.40(a) the following applies; (b) Notice requirements.
(1) The owner or operator of a facility subject to this section
shall immediately notify the local emergency planning committee of any area
likely to be affected by the release and the state emergency response
commission of any state likely to be affected by the release. If there is no local emergency planning
committee, notification shall be provided under this section to relevant
local emergency response personnel.
The notice shall include, to the extent known at the time of
notice: (i)
the chemical name of any substance involved in the release; (ii) whether or
not the substance is extremely hazardous; (iii) estimate of the quantity
released into the environment; (iv) time and duration of the release; (v) the
medium or media into which the release occurred; (vi) known or
anticipated acute or chronic health risks associated with the emergency and
advice regarding medical attention necessary for exposed individuals; and
(vii) Precautions to take as a result of the release, including
evacuation. (viii) Names and telephone
number of persons to be contacted for further information. (3) As soon as practicable after the
release the owner or operator shall provide a written follow-up emergency
notice containing the information above. For a transportation-related release the above information
may be provided to the 911 operator, or in the absence of a 911 operator, to
the operator. A transportation-related
release is a release during transportation,
or storage if the stored substance is moving under active shipping papers and
has not reached the ultimate consignee. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager for
Operations |
(800) 424-8802 NMED (505) 827-9327 Administrator (866) 372-7745 Eddy Co. Emergency
Planning Committee 324 S. Canyon, Suite B (575) 885-3581 (505) 476-9681 Note: During
Transportation notify the 911 operator. |
|
Hazardous Waste Release, Fire or Explosion Report-Incident
Report |
U |
As
required after a release |
Immediate
verbal report |
NMHWA |
HWFP Attachment F, RCRA
Contingency Plan, Table F-9, Hazardous Release Reporting, State of 40 CFR §264.56 (20.4.1.500 NMAC) If the emergency coordinator determines that the facility
has had a release, fire, or explosion which could threaten human health, or
the environment, outside the facility, they must report their findings as
follows: (1) If their assessment
indicates that evacuation of local areas may be advisable, they must immediately
notify appropriate local authorities.
They must be available to help appropriate officials decide whether
local areas should be evacuated; and they must immediately notify either the
government official designated as the on‑scene coordinator for that
geographical area, or the |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
(505) 476-9681
|
|
Incident Report- Implementation of Contingency Plan |
U |
As
required after contingency plan is implemented |
Within 15
calendar days |
NMHWA |
HWFP Attachment F, RCRA
Contingency Plan, Table F-9, Hazardous Release Reporting, State of 40 CFR §264.56 (20.4.1.500 NMAC) The owner or operator must note in the operating record
the time, date, and details of any incident that requires implementing the
contingency plan. Within 15 days after the incident, they must submit a
written report on the incident to the Regional Administrator. The report must
include: (1) name, address, and
telephone number of the owner or operator; (2) name, address, and telephone
number of the facility; (3) date, time, and type of incident (e.g.,
fire, explosion); (4) name and quantity of material(s) involved; (5) the
extent of injuries, if any; (6) an assessment of actual or potential hazards
to human health or the environment, where this is applicable; and (7)
estimated quantity and disposition of recovered material that resulted from
the incident. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
NMED Emergency Response Office
(505) 428-6535 |
|
Spill or
Release Report-SWMU or AOC |
U |
As
required for a release from SWMU or AOC |
Within 24
hours of discovery (verbal)
|
NMHWA |
HWFP VII.K |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Hazardous
Waste Permits Program Manager |
|
Spill or Release Report- Storage Tank |
U |
As
required after a release |
Within 24 hours of release |
UST |
HWFP Attachment F, RCRA
Contingency Plan, Table F-9, Hazardous Release Reporting, State of 20.5.2.12 NMAC |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of Operations |
Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau
|
|
Spill or Overfill Report – Storage Tank |
U |
As
required after spill or overfill exceeding 25 gallons |
Within 24 hours of release |
UST |
40 CFR §280.53(a) (Subsection A of
20.5.7.704 NMAC) to the environment that equals or
exceeds its reportable quantity (RQ) under CERCLA
(40 CFR Part 302), corrective action must be initiated in
accordance with 20.5.12 NMAC and 20.5.13 NMAC. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau
|
|
Spill or Release Report-Hazardous Substance Reportable
Quantity |
U |
As
required for release equaling or exceeding RQ |
Immediate |
CERCLA |
HWFP Attachment F, RCRA
Contingency Plan, Table F-9, Hazardous Release Reporting, State of 40 CFR §302.6(a) If the quantity of the
hazardous constituent(s) of the mixture or solution is known, notification is
required where an RQ or more of any hazardous constituent is released; - The identity
and quantity (in curies) of each radionuclide in a released mixture or
solution is known and the sum of the ratios (quantity released in curies/RQ
for the radionuclide) for each radionuclide in the mixture or solution is
equal to or greater than 1. - The identity of
each radionuclide in a released mixture or solution is known but the quantity
released (in curies) of one or more of the radionuclides is unknown and the
total quantity (in curies) of the mixture or solution is equal to or greater
than the lowest quantity of any individual radionuclide in the mixture or
solution. - The identity of
one or more radionuclides in a released mixture or solution is unknown and
the total quantity (in curies) released is equal to or greater than either 1
curie or the lowest RQ of any known individual radionuclide in the mixture or
solution, whichever is lower. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager for
Operations |
NMED (505) 827-9329
Eddy Co. Emergency Planning Committee (505) 476-9681 |
|
Spill or Release Report- Hazardous Substances or
Radioactive Substances |
U |
As
required for a release that may endanger human health or the environment |
Immediate
verbal Written
within one week |
|
HWFP Attachment F, RCRA
Contingency Plan, Table F-9, Hazardous Release Reporting, State of Any driver of a vehicle carrying hazardous materials
involved in an accident which may cause injury to persons or property or any
owner, shipper or carrier of hazardous materials involved in an accident who
has knowledge of such accident or any owner or person in charge of any
building, premises or facility where such an accident occurs shall
immediately notify the New Mexico state police division of the public safety
department by the quickest means of communication available. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager for Operations |
Eddy Co. Emergency Planning Committee (575) 885-3581 NMED (505) 827-9329 New Mexico State Emergency Response Commission Department
of Public Safety, Title III Bureau (505) 476-9681 Chief, Ground Water Quality Bureau, NMED Local Emergency Planning Committee 324 S. Canyon, Suite B |
|
Discharge of Oil or other water Contaminant |
U |
As
required for a discharge that may endanger human health or the environment |
Verbal
within 24 hours Written
within 7 and 15 calendar days |
|
HWFP Attachment F, RCRA
Contingency Plan, Table F-9, Hazardous Release Reporting, State of 20.6.2.1203 NMAC With respect to any discharge from any facility of oil or
other water contaminant, in such quantity as may with reasonable probability
injure or be detrimental to human health, animal or plant life, or property,
or unreasonably interfere with the public welfare or the use of property, the
person in charge of the facility shall notify the Chief of the Chief of the
Ground Water Quality Bureau of the department, or their counterpart of the
discharge. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager for Operations CBFO Office of Disposal |
Chief, Ground Water Quality Bureau NMED (505) 827-2918 |
|
UST
Report-New Installation |
U |
As Required |
Thirty
calendar days before any new tank or UST system is installed |
UST |
20.5.2.10 NMAC |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
UST
Report-System Modification |
U |
As Required |
Fifteen
calendar days prior to the modification or replacement |
UST |
20.5.2.11 NMAC |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
UST Report-Emergency
Repairs |
U |
As Required |
Immediate,
at time of emergency repair or replacement |
UST |
20.5.2.205 NMAC |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
UST Notification of Temporary or Permanent Closure or
Return to Service |
U |
As
required before change-in-serve, tank removal, temporary closure, or
permanent closure. |
As
required before change-in-serve, tank removal, temporary closure, or
permanent closure. |
UST |
20.5.8.8 Notification of Temporary or
Permanent Closure or Return to Service: A. At
least 30 calendar days before beginning either permanent closure, temporary
closure, a change-in-service, or removal of a tank pursuant to
Subsections B, C, or D of 20.5.8 NMAC, or within another reasonable time
period if approved in advance in writing by the department, owners and
operators shall notify the department orally or in writing of their intent to
close or make the change-in-service, unless such action is in response to
corrective action. B.
Additionally, owners and operators shall notify the department orally
or in writing at least 30 calendar days prior to placing any regulated
substance into a tank that has been in temporary or permanent closure. C. If
the owner and operator of a storage tank are separate persons, only one
person is required to comply with the requirements of this part, including
any notice and reporting requirements; however, both parties are liable in
the event of noncompliance. |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
UST
Report-Installation, Modification, or Repair |
U |
As Required |
Written
notice 30 calendar days before the installation, modification, or repair of a
storage tank system |
UST |
20.5.2.13 NMAC |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
|
|
Water Discharge Report-New or Changed Discharge |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
|
20.6.2.1201 NMAC |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Water Pollution Control Bureau |
|
Water Discharge
Report-New or Modified Treatment System |
U |
As Required |
As Required |
|
20.6.2.1202 NMAC |
MOC |
CBFO Assistant Manager of
Operations |
Water Pollution Control Bureau |
|
Manifest Exception Report |
U |
As
required |
As
required 45 days after waste accepted |
NMHWA |
40 CFR §262.42(a) (20.4.1.300 NMAC) A generator of
greater than 1,000 kilograms of hazardous waste in a calendar month must
submit an Exception Report to the EPA Regional Administrator for the region
in which the generator is located if they have not received a copy of the
manifest with the handwritten signature of the owner or operator of the
designated facility within 45 days of the date the waste was accepted by the
initial transporter. The Exception
Report must include: (i) a legible copy of the manifest for which the generator
does not have confirmation of delivery; and (ii) a cover letter signed by the
generator or their authorized representative explaining the efforts taken to
locate the hazardous waste and the results of those efforts. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Administrator
|
|
Manifest
Exception Report |
U |
As
required |
As
required 60 days after waste accepted |
NMHWA |
40 CFR §262.42(b) (20.4.1.300 NMAC) A generator of greater than 100 kilograms but less than
1,000 kilograms of hazardous waste in a calendar month who does not receive a
copy of the manifest with the handwritten signature of the owner or operator
of the designated facility within 60 days of the date the waste was accepted
by the initial transporter must submit a legible copy of the manifest, with
some indication that the generator has not received confirmation of delivery,
to the EPA Regional Administrator for the region in which the generator is
located. Note: The
submission to the EPA need only be a handwritten or typed note on the
manifest itself, or on an attached sheet of paper, stating that the return
copy was not received. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Administrator
|
|
Additional
Report |
U |
As
required |
As
required |
NMHWA |
40 CFR §262.43 (20.4.1.300 NMAC) The Administrator, as they deem necessary under Sections
2002(a) and 3002(6) of the Act, may require generators to furnish additional
reports concerning the quantities and disposition of wastes identified or
listed in 40 CFR Part 261. |
MOC |
CBFO
Assistant Manager of Operations |
Administrator
|