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Nonhazardous Petroleum Contaminated Soil Regulatory Requirements Approved by Office of Administrative Law - March 25, 1996 Effective April 24, 1996 Page 10 2 3 (2) all machinery shall be cleaned of contaminated soil, and (3) all remaining structures shall be cleaned of contaminated soil. 4 NOTE. Authority cited: Sections 40502, 43020, and 43021 of the Public Resources 5 Code. Reference: Sections 43020 and 43021 of the Public Resources Code. 6 Chapter 5. Enforcement of Solid Waste Standards and Administration of Solid Waste Facilities Permits; Loan Guarantees 7 Article 3.2. Reports of Facility Information 8 Section 18224. Report of Contaminated Soil Disposal Site Information. 9 Each operator of a contaminated soil disposal facility that is required to obtain a 10 Standardized Solid Waste Facilities Permit, as set forth in section 17362.3, shall, at the time of application, file a Report of Contaminated Soil Disposal Site Information with the 11 enforcement agency. A Report of Contaminated Soil Disposal Site Information shall contain the following: 12 (a) A descriptive statement of the manner in which the operation is to be conducted at the site. 13 (b) Information showing the types and concentrations of chemical constituents, and the quantities of contaminated soil to be received. 14 (c) A schematic drawing of the facility showing layout and general dimensions of the operations area, including, but not limited to, unloading, storage, disposal, and 15 parking. (d) A description of the proposed methods used to control litter, nuisances, 16 odors, noise impacts, dust, and other public health and safety and environmental hazards. 17 (e) Indication of the approximate total acreage contained within the operations area and either the total estimated capacity in tons indicating in place densities 18 assumed, or the capacity in cubic yards. Also include a projection of the life expectancy of the site based on current and/or anticipated loadings. 19 (f) The general location of the proposed disposal site shown on a map of at least the scale size equivalent to a 1:24,000 USGS topographical quadrangle. Such map 20 shall show points of access to the site. (g) A plot plan which delineates the legal boundaries for which clear title is held 21 by the applicant and/or any parcels which are leased. Copies of lease agreements shall be submitted and substantiation shall be shown that the disposal site owner is cognizant 22 of the disposal operations and the responsibilities assigned to the site owner by the standards. 23 (h) Identification on the plot plan of the specific limits of the existing and planned disposal area(s) showing relationships to the property boundary lines and adjacent land 24 uses surrounding the site, distances to the nearest structures shall be identified. (i) A description of the sequence of development stages of the disposal site 25 facility, giving tentative implementation schedules for development, usage, site 26 completion and closure. Describe the extent of change which will occur in areas which will be excavated for the placement of contaminated soil. 27 (j) A map showing the existing topographical contours of the property and proposed final elevations of the completed disposal site. 28 (k) If known, a description of the uses of the site after termination of disposal operations, including the time frame for implementation of such use.