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• You may only treat waste that is DTSC, or the Internet at generated onsite: www.calepa.ca.gov/Publications/Title27/. • There is no volume limitation; and Forms may be submitted in person or sent • You may not treat waste that by certified mail, with return receipt requires a federal hazardous waste requested,to your CUPA. If you wish to treatment permit under RCRA. submit the forms electronically, you should first contact your CUPA to determine if Conditionally Exempt-Limitec. electronic submissions are possible. Tier Requirements If a change occurs to any information If you intend to operate under the CEL tier, contained in your most recent notification, you must comply with the following submit an amended notification package to your CUPA. Always keep a copy of the requirements: notifications that you submit and any Notification: You must complete and CUPA acknowledgments that you receive. submit the following forms to your CUPA Generator Operating Standards: (or DTSC in a non-CUPA jurisdiction): Generators conducting CEL treatment must comply with hazardous waste generator • Business Activities Page; standards in California Code of • Business Owner/Operator Regulations,title 22, division 4.5, chapter Identification Page; 12. For an overview of these standards, see • Onsite Hazardous Waste Treatment DTSC's fact sheets titled "Hazardous Notification-Facility Page; and Waste Generator Requirements Fact Sheet" • Onsite Hazardous Waste Treatment (January 2002) and "Accumulating Notification—Unit Page of the Hazardous Wastes at Generator Sites Fact Unified Program Consolidated Form Sheet" (January 2002). Copies of these fact (revised 1999). sheets are available on DTSC's Internet web site at Note: Your CUPA may require that http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/HazardousWaste/up your completed notification include a load/HWM FS Generator Requirements.pdf plot plan, flow diagrams and detailed and s descriptions of waste streams and http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/HazardousWaste/up treatment processes. This may require Ioa&HWM FS Accumulating, HazWaste� adding supplemental pages to the Generators.pdf, respectively. notification forms. Operating Records: Maintain all records Each treatment unit requires a unit specific required by the hazardous waste generator notification form. You must submit the standards. In addition, you must maintain forms at least 60 days before beginning the the following records onsite for three years first waste treatment. If you demonstrate (Health & Saf. Code §25201.5(d)): good cause,the time period between notification and treatment can be shortened. . Written operating instructions for Forms are available from your local CUPA, the treatment unit, and a record of the dates, amounts, and types of