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11 <br />State of California — California Environmental Protection Agency Department of Toxic Substances Control <br />P.O. Box 806 <br />Sacramento, CA 95812-0806 <br />Information and Instructions for Obtaining <br />A Permanent California ID Number <br />Do not use this form to apply for a temporary California ID number. <br />Information Regarding California ID Numbers <br />The State of California's Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) issues permanent <br />California ID numbers to generators, transporters and disposal facilities for the purpose of tracking <br />hazardous waste. The ID number enables regulators to track the waste from its origin to final <br />disposal ("cradle to grave"). California ID numbers are site-specific and owner -specific. All <br />businesses regulated by hazardous waste law in California are required to have either a federal or <br />State ID number. Only businesses that generate "silver -only" waste are exempt from having an ID <br />number. You may obtain detailed information about ID numbers and legal citations (California <br />Code of Regulations and Health and Safety Code) by going to DTSC's website at www.dtsc.ca.gov. <br />You can access the EPA Identification Number Fact Sheet by going to Publications and Forms on <br />DTSC's website. <br />A permanent California ID number is required if you: <br />(1) generate less than 100 kg per month of a federally -regulated hazardous waste and/or <br />(2) any amount of a California -only (non-federal) regulated hazardous waste. This is commonly <br />known as non-RCRA waste. Examples of state waste are petroleum products, asbestos, PCBs, <br />antifreeze, and used oil. Useful conversions: 100 kg is about 220 pounds which is about 27 gallons <br />of liquid. <br />If your business generates federal waste that is not regulated (non-RCRA regulated) or California - <br />only hazardous waste, use this form to apply for a California ID number. Do not use this form to <br />apply for a federal (RCRA) ID number. The form will be returned to you. Please call <br />(415) 495-8895 to get information on obtaining a federal EPA ID number. <br />This form (DTSC 1358) is used to apply for a new permanent California ID number, reactivate an <br />existing permanent ID number, inactivate an existing permanent ID number or to update information <br />on a permanent ID number. <br />DTSC also issues temporary ID numbers (good for 90 days) to people or businesses that do not <br />routinely generate hazardous waste. Examples of non -routine activities include asbestos abatement, <br />removing underground tanks and removing hazardous wastes that were abandoned in a leased <br />building. If you need a temporary ID number, call (800) 618-6942 if calling from California or <br />(916) 255-1136 if calling from outside California. <br />Hazardous waste transporters are defined as any person transporting hazardous wastes by highway, <br />water, rail or air within, into, out of, or through the State of California. They must be registered by <br />DTSC. Health and Safety Code, section 25163(a) makes it unlawful for any person to carry on, or <br />engage in, the transportation of hazardous wastes without a valid transporter registration. Each <br />registered transporter must have a valid California or federal ID number. <br />Information on existing ID numbers is available at www.hwts.dtsc.ca.gov . Click on Reports and <br />then click on the report titled Search for a Company. <br />Instructions for DTSC 1358 10/03 <br />