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notifies the operator of the kind of permit the <br /> new regulations require. If a full permit is <br /> required, the operator must apply for and <br /> obtain that permit within 180 days from the <br /> enforcement agency's notice. If the existing <br /> facility in question is a large volume <br /> construction and demolition/inert debris <br /> processing facility, as defined in the <br /> regulations, then 14 CCR 17385(c) applies. The <br /> facility may obtain a temporary registration <br /> permit in the same manner as an operator <br /> would obtain a registration permit under JA <br /> CCR 17385(b) (that is, within 60 days from <br /> notice from the enforcement agency as to the <br /> kind of permit the new regulations require). <br /> The operator then has two years (plus possible <br /> extensions) to get its full permanent permit. If <br /> the operator chooses to proceed under 11 M <br /> 17385(c) and (b) he/she must meet all the <br /> requirements for a registration permit,just like <br /> a new facility would. Thus, the operator must <br /> file an application in the manner required under <br /> 14 CCR 18104.1 which includes the <br /> conformance finding required at 14 CCFt <br /> 18104.1(e)(2) (or (e)(1), if applicable).The <br /> report of facility information would be whatever <br /> is required of a registration tier permittee, <br /> which is specified in 14 CCR 18223 of the new <br /> regulations. An existing facility that is <br /> operating under a temporary registration <br /> permit, however, may continue to handle <br /> quantities which a large volume construction <br /> and demolition/inert debris processing facility <br /> may handle. The facility may not increase the <br /> amount of material until it gets a full permit. <br /> (The purpose of 14 CCR 17385 is to allow <br /> existing businesses to continue to operate <br /> without requiring them to go immediately <br /> through all of the hoops required for a full <br /> permit, but not to allow them to expand their <br /> business before they get the necessary full <br /> permit.) <br /> Question 8: An operator has submitted an EA <br /> notification package for a small volume <br /> construction &demolition wood chipping and <br /> grinding site that meets the requirements of 14 <br /> CCR 18103.1. The operation plan required to <br /> be submitted is, in my opinion, inadequate. <br /> Does the enforcement agency send a letter to <br /> the operator acknowledging the EA notification <br /> but that it is unacceptable, thereby determining <br />