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MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS—HAZARDOUS
<br />(1) Management procedures are in place to ensure tha
<br />reusable soiled textile materials are managed in accord anc
<br />all the requirements specified in subdivision (b).
<br />(2) The waste washwater conveyances and containers are
<br />constructed of materials to ensure that they are impervious
<br />under the conditions of use, and are visually inspecte a east
<br />twice a Year to ensure that waste washwater is not leaking into
<br />—t5e underlying nderlying soil. A facility which is in compliance with this
<br />paragraph is not subject to the requirements of Section 22—
<br />662W93 of Title 26 of the California Code of Regulations.
<br />in accordance with this
<br />4) The facility has a training program in place that ensures
<br />that the facility personnel are able to safely and properly handle
<br />and clean the reusable soiled textile materials and to respond
<br />e�fac
<br />ies by familiarizing them with emergency
<br />p, and systems.
<br />n compliance re o
<br />paragraphs (2) to (6), inclusive, and paragraphs (8) and (10), of
<br />subdivision (d) of Section 25201.5.
<br />)(�The acility complieswith t e notification requre-
<br />ments raph (7) of subdivision . (d) of Section 25201.5 .as provi ion 25404.5, t e ge r
<br />submits a fee in the amount required by Section 25205.14. The
<br />generator shall submit that fee within 30 days of the date that the
<br />fee is assessed by the State Board of Equalization, in the manner
<br />specified by Section 43152.10 of the Revenue and Taxation
<br />Code.
<br />(d) This section does not affect the application of Section
<br />25143.2 to reusable soiled textile materials. (Added by Stats.
<br />1993, c. 912 (S.B.419), § 1. Amended by Stats -1994, c. 914
<br />(S.B.927), § 1; Stats.1995, c. 639 (S.B.1191), § 11.)
<br />§ 25144.7. Draining used fuel filters as constituting treatment
<br />under hazardous waste control laws
<br />Notwithstanding this chapter, including, but not limited to,
<br />Section 25123.5, and any regulations adopted pursuant to this
<br />chapter, the draining of used fuel filters that are removed from
<br />fuel dispensers is not treatment, for purposes of this chapter, if
<br />all of the following requirements are met:
<br />(a) The person draining the filters complies with the require-
<br />ments of the air pollution control district or air quality manage-
<br />ment district , with the requirements of the State Water
<br />Resources Control Board and the California regional water
<br />quality control boards, and with the requirements of local
<br />ordinances, that apply to that activity.
<br />(b) The drained fuels are used or otherwise managed in
<br />accordance with applicable law.
<br />(c) The housing for the filter and the drained filter medium
<br />are managed in accordance with applicable law. (Added by
<br />Stats.1998, c. 532 (A.B.2487), § 1.)
<br />§ 25145. Construction of chapter; powers of state, regional
<br />boards, and local officers and agencies
<br />(a) This chapter shall not be construed to limit or abridge the
<br />powers or duties granted to the State Water Resources Control
<br />Board and each regional water quality control board by Division
<br />7 (commencing with Section 13000) of the Water Code.
<br />(b) Subdivision (a) shall not be construed to limit the power
<br />or authority of the department, or any agency or -official
<br />authorized to enforce this chapter pursuant to subdivision (a) of
<br />Section 25180, to take any action necessary to ensure compliance
<br />with this chapter or with any regulation adopted pursuant to this
<br />chapter, or to limit the duty of any person to comply with this
<br />chapter or with any regulation, order, or permit issued pursuant
<br />to this chapter. An action taken pursuant to the powers and
<br />&Tiop3eln
<br />d in subdivision (a) is not a defense to any action
<br />rbe°this chapter or any regulation, order, or permit
<br />31410'ufsuant to this chapter. (Added by Stats.1977, c. 1039, p.
<br />t t ended by Stats.1982, c. 89, § 7.5, eff. March 2,
<br />1982; Stats.198 , c. 1631, § 16; Stats.1995, c. 639 (S.B.1191),
<br />§ 12.)
<br />§ 25145.4. Violations; Attorney General's authority to bring
<br />action
<br />No provision of this chapter, or any ruling of the department
<br />or director, shall be construed to limit or abridge the power of
<br />the Attorney General, at the request of the department or
<br />director, or upon his or her own motion, to bring an action in the
<br />name of the people of the State of California to enjoin any
<br />violation of the provisions of this chapter, seek necessary
<br />remedial action by any person who violates any of the provisions
<br />of this chapter, or seek civil and criminal penalties against any
<br />person who violates any of the provisions of this chapter.
<br />(Added by Stats. 1982, c. 496, § 2 eff. July 12, 1982.)
<br />United States Code Annotated
<br />Solid waste disposal, see 42 U.S.CA § 6901 et seq.
<br />ARTICLE 4.5. STATE REGULATION OF EXISTING
<br />HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES
<br />Section
<br />25146. Legislative finding and declaration.
<br />25146.5. Further legislative findings and declarations.
<br />25147. Intent not to preempt local land use regulation.
<br />25147.5. Construction of definitions.
<br />25148. Existing hazardous waste facility.
<br />25148.5. Solid waste.
<br />25149. Public notice and hearing; regulation of hazardous
<br />waste facilities; hearing to determine whether
<br />facility may present imminent endangerment to
<br />health and environment; hearing officer, assign-
<br />ment and conduct of hearing; decision of di-
<br />rector; judicial review.
<br />25149.1. City, county, or city and county which has issued
<br />conditional use permit; limitation on additional
<br />restriction; modification or revocation of permit;
<br />procedure; application of section to existing facil-
<br />ity.
<br />25149.3. Examination and determination of significant exist-
<br />ing or potential hazards; notice; hearing; costs;
<br />special accounts; action by local jurisdiction; stay
<br />of action upon building permit application; appli-
<br />cation of section.
<br />25149.5. General law city or county; imposition and enforce-
<br />ment of license tax; limitation on amount; calcu-
<br />lation of level of financial support.
<br />25149.6. Recommendation by local agency to protect against
<br />hazards.
<br />25149.7. Construction of article; right to maintain civil
<br />action.
<br />§ 25146. Legislative finding and declaration
<br />The Legislature finds and declares that the number of
<br />hazardous waste disposal facilities is decreasing in the face of
<br />increasing demand, and that under present circumstances and
<br />law, imbalance between supply and demand is likely to further
<br />increase in the foreseeable future. This problem is general in
<br />nature, and does and will continue to exist in urban, suburban,
<br />and rural areas. (Added by Stais.1981, c. 244, p. 1295, § 3, eff.
<br />July 21, 1981.)
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