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7/15/2014 Hazardous Waste Fee Health and SafetyCode- Sec. -r--"3.2 <br />hazardous wastes under tlechapter and regulations adopted by th lepartment. <br />(d) Except as otherwise provided in subdivisions (e), (f), (g), and (h), recyclable material that meets <br />the definition of a non-RCRA hazardous waste in Section 25117.9, is managed in accordance with <br />Section 25143.9, and meets or will meet any of the following requirements is excluded from <br />classification as a waste: <br />(1) The material can be shown to be recycled and used at the site where the material was <br />generated. <br />(2) The material qualifies as one or more of the following: <br />(A) The material is is a product that has been processed from a hazardous waste, or has been <br />handled, at a facility authorized by the department pursuant to the facility permit requirements of <br />Article 9 (commencing with Section 25200) to process or handle the material, if the product meets <br />both of the following conditions: <br />(i) The product does not contain constituents, other than those for which the material is being <br />recycled, that render the material hazardous under regulations adopted pursuant to Sections <br />25140 and 25141. <br />(ii) The product is used, or distributed or sold for use, in a manner for which the product is <br />commonly used. <br />(B) The material is a petroleum refinery waste containing oil that is converted into petroleum coke <br />at the same facility at which the waste was generated, unless the resulting coke product would be <br />identified as a hazardous waste under this chapter. <br />(C) The material is oily waste, used oil, or spent nonhalogenated solvent that is managed by the <br />owner or operator of a refinery that is processing primarily crude oil and is not subject to permit <br />requirements for the recycling of used oil, of a public utility, or of a corporate subsidiary, corporate <br />parent, or subsidiary of the same corporate parent of the refinery or public utility, and meets all of <br />the following requirements: <br />(i) The material is either burned in an industrial boiler, an industrial furnace, an incinerator, or a <br />utility boiler that is in compliance with all applicable federal and state laws, or is recombined with <br />normal process streams to produce a fuel or other refined petroleum product. <br />(ii) The material is managed at the site where it was generated; managed at another site owned <br />or operated by the generator, a corporate subsidiary of the generator, a subsidiary of the same <br />entity of which the generator is a subsidiary, or the corporate parent of the generator; or, if the <br />material is generated in the course of oil or gas exploration or production, managed by an <br />unrelated refinery receiving the waste through a common pipeline. <br />(iii) The material does not contain constituents, other than those for which the material is being <br />recycled, that render the material hazardous under regulations adopted pursuant to Sections <br />25140 and 25141, unless the material is an oil-bearing material or recovered oil that is managed <br />in accordance with subdivisions (a) and (c) of Section 25144 or unless the material is used oil <br />removed from equipment, vehicles, or engines used primarily at the refinery where it is to be <br />used to produce fuels or other refined petroleum products and the used oil is managed in IV <br />accordance with Section 279.22 of Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations prior to insertion <br />into the refining process. <br />(D) The material is a fuel that is transferred to, and processed into, a fuel or other refined <br />http:llwww.boe.ca.g Dull aM ui desk usi nesslcur rentlbtlg laol4lhMlh4-25143-2.htrrrl tib <br />