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0 Transportation of Eligible Wastes Consolidated Transporters. To operate under the consolidated manifesting procedure, generators are required to use only transporters that have registered and notified DTSC of their intent to operate under the consolidated manifesting procedure. [HSC, Section 25165(a)] ➢ To verify a transporter's registration, call DTSC at (916) 255-4368 or check DTSC's web page at http://www.dtsc.ca.jzov/database/Transporters/Tr ans000.cfm ➢ To verify that a consolidated transporter has notified DTSC of their intent to operate under the consolidated manifesting procedure, call DTSC at (916) 255-4368. Treatment Agreement. For certain wastestreams, the transporter must agree in writing to confirm to the generator that the hazardous wastes were transported to an authorized facility for appropriate treatment. That agreement may be on a consolidated manifest receipt or a separate document. Please refer to the statute for wastestreams excluded from the treatment agreement. [HSC, Section 25160.2(c)(2)(C)(i)] Reclamation Agreement. In order to transport RCRA hazardous wastes from a generator who generates more than 100 kgs but less than 1,000 kgs per calendar month of RCRA hazardous wastes without a separate manifest, there must be a reclamation agreement between the generator and the reclaimer of the waste, who must also be the transporter. The following conditions must be met: 1. The type of waste and frequency of shipments are specified in the agreement; 2. The vehicle used to transport the waste to the authorized facility and to deliver regenerated material back to the generator is owned and operated by the reclaimer of the waste; and 3. The generator maintains a copy of the reclamation agreement in his or her files for a period of at least three years after termination or expiration of the agreement. A reclaimer nullifies his or her reclamation agreement with a generator if the hazardous wastes are transferred to another vehicle not owned and operated by the reclaimer. The generator is not allowed to use consolidated manifesting if any of the conditions governing reclamation agreements are not met. [40 CFR, Section 262.20(e)] Recordkeeping Receipts. Generators must keep all copies of each of the consolidated manifest receipts for at least three years from the date of shipment of the hazardous wastes. Please refer to the statute for the information required on the receipt. [HSC, Sections 25160.2(b)(3) & (4)] Reclamation Agreement. Generators are required to maintain a copy of the reclamation agreement for at least three years after termination or expiration of the agreement. [40 CFR, Section 262.20(e)(2)] Fees Identification Number. There is no fee to obtain an identification number. However, DTSC is authorized to assess an annual verification fee on hazardous wastes handlers, including transporters, that require an identification number issued by DTSC or by U.S. EPA if they have 50 or more employees. For 2001, this fee starts at $150. [HSC, Section 25205.16(a)] Manifest Fees. A generator operating under the consolidated manifesting procedure is not subject to manifest fees. The consolidated transporter assumes this responsibility. Questions For consolidating manifesting or general transporter - related questions, please call the Transportation Unit at (916) 255-2796. All other questions should be directed to the DTSC office nearest you. You may contact the regional Public and Business Liaisons by calling (800) 72 -TOXIC, or by calling the numbers shown below: Sacramento Office Cypress Office (916) 255-3617 (714) 484-5400 Berkeley Office Glendale Office (510)540-3739 (818)551-2830 In addition, information can be obtained at DTSC's website located at http://www.dtse.ca.gov . To obtain a copy of Senate Bill 271 via the web, go to www.leginfo.ca.p,ov/bilinfo.htmI or call the Senate Bill Room at (916) 445-2323 ] C; V 17 3 SEP 0 8 M5 ENVIRONMENTAL EiC �1 TIJ nr_�?�7TAAr*��