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WASTE CLASSIFICATIONS AND DISPOSAL OPTIONS <br /> WASTE Permissible <br /> Waste Disposal <br /> Classification Option(s) <br /> Y <br /> C <br /> ° c <br /> Must R be <br /> 442 Is¢Hazardota as <br /> V O defined n Title 22? rna"aged as HAZARDOUS CLASS I <br /> Y� Hazardous? YeS <br /> 4 n0 <br /> no (green variance) <br /> _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ <br /> Has the waste discharger <br /> 01 dernonstrated that waste <br /> e <br /> o DESIGNATED constrtuen[s present a lower <br /> risk of water quality no <br /> e degradation than nd"ted <br /> by thn classification? <br /> Yes <br /> Does n pose a significant DESIGNATED CLASS II or I <br /> threat to water quality 7 <br /> V Ya <br /> m <br /> no <br /> 3 <br /> Does s contain a NONHAZARDOUS CLASS III,II,or I <br /> degradable <br /> amount of SOLID <br /> degradable materLal l ya <br /> rq <br /> INERT <br /> CLASS IIIUNCLASSIFIED, <br /> , <br /> Figure 3 <br /> 45,Chapter 11 for determining whether a waste falls provide complete waste containment. The only threat <br /> into the hazardous category. These criteria fall under to water quality posed by wastes in the"inerrcat- <br /> the headings of totdufty,fgniftbility,reactivity, egory is siltation. Paving fragments and non4kg ad- <br /> corrosivity,and listing under the federal Resource able construction debris are examples of"inertwaste". <br /> Conservation and Recovery Act(RCRA). Hazardous Wastes in this category may be discharged to unclassi- <br /> wastes may be discharged only to Class I waste man- fied waste management units that are located and <br /> agement units which provide both natural geologic and managed to keep the wastes from entering surface <br /> engineered containment features to isolate the wastes waters or drainage courses. <br /> from the environment,unless a specific variance has <br /> been granted by DTSC from Cahfomia's hazardous "Designated waste" is defined in§2522(a)of Title 23 of <br /> waste management requirements. CCR,Division 3,Chapter 15 as: <br /> "Nonhazardous solid waste" is the regulatory(Title 23 "1) nonhazardous waste which consists of or contains <br /> pollutants which,under ambient environmental <br /> of CCR)term for"municipal solid waste" or"refuse" conditions at the waste management unit,could be <br /> and is characterized as having a significant proportion released at concentrations in excess of applicable <br /> of putrescible(degradable)matter,stringent moisture water quality objectives,or could cause degrada- <br /> limitations,and prohibitions against inclusion of tion of waters of the State"or <br /> "designated" or"hazardous" wastes. "Nonhazardous <br /> solid waste" may be discharged to Class III landfills "2) hazardous waste which has been granted a van- <br /> that protect beneficial uses of nearby waters,but do not 1 ante from hazardous waste management require- <br /> Ion B.Marshack,D.Env. page 9 <br />