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SB 2221 —2— --3 SB 2221 Chapter 1095 provided that those provisions prevail over the 1 environmental impacts will result from the continuance conflicting substantive changes to the solid waste laws in the 1 2 of operations. provisions of Chapter 1095. 3 (3) The continuance of operations will be consistent Existing law allows an enforcement agency to be 4 with and will not significantly prevent or substantially designated within each county to carry out provisions 5Sept it 41ieOvement of the requirements prescribed in rregulating solid waste facilities. Aft. 6 This bill would authorize. n enforcement agency 7 (b) A compliance order issued pursuant to this i to approve a compliance o7ler, as defined, permitting the 8 section shall not become- effective 11,"t11 the enforcement continuance of operations with respect to specified solid 9 agency has submitted the compliance order to the board waste facilities with permits approved on or before January 1, 10 for coneurr rice pursuant to Section 44009, the 1990 11 compliance order as been concurred Ira by the ,board, ' 12 and the board, leased upon substantial evidence iia the wo�a requireWeboard�inix��Mxa�� 13 record, concurs in the findings required to be made by annually to determine if it needs changes, as specified. 14 the enforcement agency under subdivision (a). (2) The bill would declare that it is to take effect 15 (c) Any request for a compliance order under immediately as an urgency statute. 16 subdivision (a) shall be made by the operator and the 1 Vote: %. Appropriation: no. Fiscal committee: yes. 17 enforcement agency and shall be accompanied by State-mandated local program: yes. AMk 18 detailed information supporting the findings required to 19 be made by the bettfd eizforceMent agency in subdivision The people of the State of California do enact as follows. 220 1 (a). > jo T4je 1 SECTION 1. Article 4 (commencing with Section 22 (d) The enforcement agency shall place conditions in 2 43050) is added to Chapter 1 of Part 4 of Division 30 of the 23 each compliance order which are specifically directed to 3 Public Resources Code, to read: 24 i the identified factors of necessity therefor and to the 4 25 correction of the individual standards or terms or 5 Article 4. Interim Permitting and Operations 26 conditions of the affected permit, including a schedule 6 27 which requires the operator to cause the solid waste 7 43050. (a) The beard An enforcement agency may 28 facility to be brought into compliance at the earliest 8 approve a compliance order permitting the continuance 29 feasible time.The conditions shall require the operator of 9 of operations with respect to a solid waste facility, the 30 the solid waste facility to fully mitigate any significant 10 permit for which was approved on or before January 1, 31 adverse impacts to public health or the* environment 11 1990, as to individual standards adopted pursuant to this Am .32 caused by the continuance of operations. 12 division or terms or conditions of permit regarding which W 33 J* The beftpd sly eemply with Seetam 45200 te 13 the operator is in noncompliance, only if, based upon 34 art 01.e time of ex 14 substantial evidence in the record, the 35 ee 8� v15 enforcement agency makes findings that: e}{ tl 16 (1) The continuance of operations is necessary for 7 (e) Nothing in this section limits or abridges the z 17 public health and safety or for the rotect" of the authority of the board to impose penalties pursuant to 18 environment, and. 9 Article 2 (commencing with Section 45211p) of Chapter I 19 (2) No significant adverse health, safety, or of fart 5.