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§ 25201.5 HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE
<br />1 (6) The generator maintains adequate records to demonstrate
<br />that it is in compliance with all applicable pretreatment stan-
<br />dards and with all applicable industrial waste discharge require-
<br />ments issued by the agency operating the publicly, owned
<br />treatment works into which the wastes are discharged,' _
<br />VV(7)(A) Not less than 60 dayse�mmencing treatment of
<br />hazardous waste pursuant to this section, the generator shall
<br />submit a notification, in person or by certified mail, with return
<br />receipt requested, to the department and to one of -the following:
<br />CUPA) it the generator is under the jurisdiction of a
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<br />n t e generator is not under the lu'nsdiction of a CUPA,
<br />the notification shall be submitted to the officer or -agency
<br />authorized, pursuant to subdivision (f) of Section 25404.3, to
<br />implement and enforce the requirements of this chapter listed in
<br />paragraph (1) of subdivision (c) of Section 25404.
<br />(B) Upon demonstration of good cause by the generator, the
<br />department may allow a shorter time period, than the 60 days
<br />required by subparagraph (A), between notification and com-
<br />mencement of hazardous waste treatment pursuant to this
<br />section.
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<br />a notification submitted pursuant to this paragraph
<br />completed, dated, and signed in accordance with the
<br />requirements of Section 66270.11 of Title 22 of the CalifQrnia
<br />Code of Regulations, as those requirements apply to permit
<br />applications, shall be on a form prescribed by the department,
<br />and shall include, but not be limited to, all of the following
<br />m ation:
<br />(i The name, identification number, site address, mailing
<br />rens, and telephone number of the generator to whom the
<br />conditional exemption applies.
<br />(ii description of the physical characteristics and chemical
<br />osition of the hazardous waste to which the conditional
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<br />tion applies.
<br />description of the hazardous waste treatment activity to
<br />the conditional exemption applies, including, but not
<br />limited to, the basis for determining that a hazardous waste
<br />facilitiespermit is not required under the federal act.
<br />(iv discription of the characteristics and management of
<br />any treatment residuals.
<br />(D) The development and publication of the notification form
<br />required under this paragraph is not subject to Chapter 3.5
<br />(commencing with Section 11340) of Part 1 of Division 3 of Title
<br />2 of the Government Code. The department shall hold at least
<br />one public workshop concerning the development of the notifica-
<br />tion form.
<br />(E) Any notification submitted pursuant to this paragraph
<br />shall supersede any prior notice of intent submitted by the same
<br />generator in order to obtain a permit -by -rule under the regula-
<br />tions adopted by the department. This subparagraph does not
<br />require the department to refund any fees paid for any applica-
<br />tion in conjunction with the submission of a notice of intent for a
<br />permit -by -rule.
<br />(8)(A) Upon terminating operation of any treatment process
<br />or unit exempted pursuant to this section, the generator who
<br />Conducted the treatment shall remove or decontaminate all
<br />waste residues, containment system components, soils, and other
<br />structures or equipment contaminated with hazardous waste
<br />from the unit. The removal of the unit from service shall be
<br />conducted in a manner that does both of the following:
<br />(i) Minimizes the need for further maintenance.
<br />(ii) Eliminates the escape of hazardous waste, hazardous
<br />constituents, leachate, contaminated runoff, or waste decomposi-
<br />tion products to the environment after treatment process i
<br />longer in operation.
<br />(B) Any owner or operator who permanently ceases open
<br />of a treatment process or unit that is conditionally exem;
<br />pursuant to this section shall, upon completion of all actin
<br />required under this subdivision, provide written notificatio,
<br />person or by certified mail, with return receipt requested, to
<br />department and to one of the following:
<br />-(i) The CUPA, if the generator is under the jurisdiction
<br />CUPA.
<br />(il) If the generator is not under the jurisdiction of a CII
<br />the notification shall be submitted to the officer or _ age
<br />authorized, pursuant to subdivision (f) of Section 25404.3
<br />implement and enforce the requirements of this chapter liste
<br />paragraph (1) of subdivision (c) of Section 25404.
<br />(9) The waste is managed in accordance with all applic
<br />requirements for generators of hazardous waste under
<br />chapter and the regulations adopted by the department purs=
<br />to this chapter.
<br />(10) Except as provided in Section 25404.5, the genei
<br />submits a fee in the amount required by Section 25205.14, ur
<br />the generator is subject to a fee under a permit -by -rule or a g
<br />of conditional authorization pursuant to Section 25200.3.
<br />generator shall submit that fee within 30 days of the date that
<br />fee is assessed by the State Board of Equalization, in the mar
<br />specified by Section 43152.10 of the Revenue and Taxa
<br />Code.
<br />(e)(1) Unless otherwise required by federal law, ancil
<br />equipment for a tank or container treating hazardous w,-
<br />solely
<br />ssolely pursuant to this section is not subject to Section 66265
<br />of Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations, if the anci=
<br />equipment's integrity is attested to pursuant to Section 66265
<br />of Title 22 of the California Cade of Regulations every two yi
<br />from the date that retrofitting requirements would other
<br />apply.
<br />(2)(A) The Legislature hereby finds and declares that, in
<br />case of underground, gravity -pressured sewer systems, intef
<br />testing is often not feasible.
<br />(B) The department shall, by regulation, determine the
<br />feasible leak detection measures which are sufficient to en_
<br />that underground gravity -pressured sewer systems, for which
<br />not feasible to conduct integrity testing, do not leak.
<br />(C) If it is not feasible for an operator's ancillary equipm
<br />or a portion thereof, to undergo integrity testing, the open
<br />shall not be subject to Section 66265.193 of Title 22 of
<br />California Code of Regulations, if the operator implements
<br />best feasible leak detection measures that are determined t,
<br />sufficient by the department in those regulations, and those
<br />detection measures do not reveal any leaks emanating from
<br />operator's ancillary equipment. Any ancillary equipment fc
<br />to leak shall be retrofitted by the operator to meet the
<br />secondary containment standards of Section 66265.196 of
<br />22 of the California Code of Regulations.
<br />(f) Nothing in this section shall abridge any authority gra:
<br />to the department, a unified program agency, or local he
<br />officer or local public officer designated pursuant to Set
<br />25180, by any other provision of law to impose any fur
<br />restrictions or limitations upon facilities subject to this sec.
<br />that the department, a unified program agency, or local he
<br />officer or local public officer designated pursuant to Sec
<br />25180, determines to be necessary to protect human healti
<br />the environment.
<br />(g) A generator that would otherwise be subject to this sec
<br />may contract with the operator of a transportable treatment
<br />who is operating pursuant to this section to treat the genera
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