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Generator Requirements Summary Chart CESQGs 11QGS:::: LQGs "f Silver-only CESQGs can not exceed 1,000 kg total HW or 100 kg of acute spill residue or soil accumulated onsite at any one time if they wish to retain Federal CESQG status. If quantities are exceeded, silver only facility is no longer regulated as a Federal CESQG but is subject to all applicable parts of 40 CFR 262.34 (generally, SQG rules). [§261.5(f)(2)and(g)(2)] (2) Accumulation quantities and time limits for acutely and extremely hazardous waste are not discussed in this reference due to lack of clear guidance as to the application of the regulations. Once clarification is provided, these rules will be addressed. (3) Various wastes are provided with alternative management standards(including, but not limited to, accumulation times)that act independently of the generator's status as a CESQG, SQG or LOG as long as conditions are met. Wastes with alternate management standards include lead-acid batteries(66266.80 et seq.), used oil and gasoline filters (66266.130 et seq. and HSC 25250.22), treated wood waste(67386.1 et seq.), asbestos(HSC 25143.7), reusable textile materials(HSC 25144.6), excluded recyclable materials(HSC 25143.9), and Universal Wastes(66273.1 et seq.). (4)Due to the way T22,66262.34(d) is written, CESQGs are not excluded from using the simple 1801270 day accumulation rules applicable to all generators of less than 1,000 kilograms/month- CESQGs may choose whichever accumulation time best serves them. As a general rule, if a CESQG generates greater than 9 gallons(approximately 113 of 27 gal or 100 kg) per month, they would be provided greater accumulation times if they followed the 1801270 day rules. For those that generate less than 9 gallons per month,they would optimize accumulation times by following the "90 days from the date the 100 kg limit is met"rule. (5)Laboratory Satellite Accumulation differs from"regular"satellite accumulation in that a laboratory setting (see definition in 25200.3.1), the"area"can be the entire room,the waste needs only to be stored as close as practical to the point of generation, and there must be at least one person responsible for the area who has been trained in the management of the waste.All other rules are similar or identical to"regular"satellite accumulation. (6)Additional guidance available(http://www.unidocs.org/hazmat/hazardous-waste/un-047.pdf) (7)Wastes that are non-RCRA or RCRA-exempt may be shipped out of the state of California to facilities that are not permitted by either California or US EPA. In these instances waste manifests must still be signed by the receiving facility and the TSDF copy must still be submitted to DTSC. If the receiving facility does not return the TSDF copy of the manifest,the generator should make a photocopy of the final signed copy returned to them and submit to DTSC. (HSC 25160(a)(3)) (8)SB 14 Waste Minimization program applies only to generators of more than 12,000 kg of waste(or> 12 kg EH waste) in a year. LQG facilities that may not be required to participate in the SB 14 program are those that are LQGs due to exceeding acutely hazardous waste quantities(>1 gtlmonth) or those that are LQGs due to episodic activity. The following waste streams are not counted: motor vehicle fluids(oil), lead acid batteries, HHW, UW lamps, lab scale research waste, and site clean up waste. (List is not all-inclusive; please refer to§67100.2 for full list. Version 7.4 Page 6 of 6 4/27/09