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4 16 <br /> Mr. James N. Siegfried, Manager -2- July 19, 1982 <br /> Accordingly, pursuant to Section 66305, Chapter 30, Division 4, Title 22, <br /> California Administrative Code, your asbestos-cement pipe rejects, process re- <br /> jects and wrapping bag wastes are classified as nonhazardous wastes. As such <br /> the management and disposal of the wastes are not subject to the requirements <br /> of state hazardous waste regulations. <br /> The continued classification of these wastes as nonhazardous. is contingent on <br /> the accuracy and consistency of the information provided by Manville Service <br /> Corporation. If the characteristics of the wastes change at a future time such <br /> that they have the potential to produce free, particulate asbestos fibers, they <br /> may be classified as hazardous wastes. <br /> The management and disposal of these wastes remains subject to any pertinent <br /> requirements of other federal , state, and local agencies. <br /> In regard to your basin sediment wastes, it appears that these wastes are in a <br /> finely-divided particulate form. Accordingly, we will require information about <br /> the percent by weight content of asbestos fibers in this waste prior to making <br /> a decision about its classification. When this information is received, we will <br /> make all efforts to expedite a response. <br /> If you have any further questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate <br /> to call me at (916) 324-1807 in Sacramento, or (415) 540-2043 in Berkeley. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> David L. Storm, Ph.D., Acting Chief <br /> Alternative Technology & Policy <br /> Development Section <br /> Hazardous Waste Management Branch <br /> cc: C. Leland Hall , Director <br /> Environmental Health <br /> San Joaquin Local Health District <br /> P.O. Box 2009 <br /> Stockton, CA 95201 <br /> Regional Water Quality Control Board <br /> Central Valley Region <br /> 3201 S Street <br /> Sacramento, CA 95816 <br />