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Zand California Enunonmental Protection Agency Department of Toxic Substances Control Pisposal Treatment Standards Unit ) estrictions bulletin An Updateon California's Treatment Standards and Land Disposal Restrictions S81726 In addition to other requirements. SB 1726(Chapter 853 of the 1992 Statute)extended the land disposal restrictions prohibition date to January 1, 1995,for three waste groups. SB 1726 also expanded waste reduction plan requirements for these three waste groups. The three affected waste groups are: (1) RCRA hazardous wastes whose RCRA treatment standards have not yet been developed (2) non-}MCRA hazardou wastes whose treatment standards are based on incineration, solvent extraction or biological treatment,and (3) non-RCRA solid haurdous wastes containing metals (wastes subject to the treatment standard in §66268.106 of Title 22,California Code of Regulations). Descriptions of these groups nd some examples of wastes that fall into these groups are outlined below. Description Regulatory Citation Waste Group and Examples p (CCR,rtle 22) "Newly listed"or"newly RCRA hazardous waste not listed in 40 CFR§§268.10,268.11 and 268.12. 66268.1(i) Identifled'RCRA waste Aqueous and liquid organic Any waste that contains an organic hazardous constituent.For the purposes of 66268.290) non-RCRA hazardous waste this paragraph.an aqueous or liquid waste is defined as a waste containing examples include(bur are not limited to): water or other liquid,and less than or equal to one percent of nonfilterable • aqueous waste with organic (suspended)solids by weight and an organic hazardous constituent means any constituents hazardous constituent,as defined in section 66260.10,other than those listed in • waste oil and mixed oil Table II of section 66261.24. • pesticide rinse water Solid non-RCRA hazardo s waste Any waste that contains an organic hazardous constituent.For the purposes of 66268.29(k) with organic compounds this paragraph,a solid hazardous waste is defined as a hazardous waste that examples include(bur are not limited to): contains greater than one percent of nonfilterable(suspended)solids by weight (2) • oil/water separation sludge(from and an organic hazardous constituent means any hazardous constituent,as non-refining sources) defined in section 66260.10,other than those listed in Table II of section • tank bottom waste(fro non- 66261.24. refining sources) • polymeric resin waste • other organic solids PCB waste Waste containing polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs). 66268.29(b) Nonwastewater solvent waste A solvent-containing liquid waste containing greater than or equal to one 66268.29(d) percent by weight Total Organic Carbon(TOC).The waste is determined to be liquid or nonliquid at the point of generation with the use of Paint Filter Test (Method 9095 in the U.S.EPA Publication SW-846,3rd Edition, 1986). Metal-containing solid A solid waste that contains any of the metals or metal compounds identified in 66268.29(g) non-RCRA hazardous waste Section 66261.24(a)(2).A solid waste is defined as a waste containing greater examples include(but are not limited to): than one percent of nonfilterable(suspended)solids by weight. (3) • metal sludge • metal dust • FCC catalyst • other spent catalyst • sandblast waste • drilling mud