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7 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Requirements of the State laws prohibit the disposal of hazardous wastes, liquids and PCBs at <br />the NCRC&SL. To monitor compliance with these requirements, a load checking program has <br />been implemented at this site for detecting hazardous wastes, PCBs, and liquids which are <br />prohibited at the site. <br /> <br /> Wastes which are prohibited are: <br /> <br /> Chemicals or chemical sludge which is toxic, corrosive, an irritant, or a <br /> strong sensitizer <br /> Drugs <br /> Infectious wastes <br /> Radioactive wastes <br /> Flammables or explosives <br /> Free liquids or liquid residues in containers in which the containers are <br /> greater than five gallons in volume <br /> Oil, batteries, or fuel wastes <br /> Pesticides or insecticides (properly neutralized and rinsed containers are <br /> allowed) <br /> Bag house or air scrubber wastes <br /> Asbestos wastes <br /> Tank cleaning sludge or sediments <br /> Contaminated soil or sand <br /> PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyl) <br /> <br /> If prohibited wastes are delivered to County disposal sites by haulers, such wastes shall be <br />removed from the site when detected under the load checking program by the responsible <br />party, within 48 hours from the time of detection and disposed of by the responsible party as <br />prescribed by State and Federal laws. <br /> <br /> Haulers who remove hazardous materials from the NCRC&SL as requested under the load <br />checking program shall deliver to the County’s Department of Public Health Services, <br />Environmental Health Department proper documents and/or a manifest within ten (10) days <br />verifying that the subject materials were disposed of properly. <br />