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marketing of materials as long as no public <br /> health, safety or environmental concerns arise <br /> from the extended periods. The operator may <br /> choose one of the three alternatives available, <br /> the operator does not have to comply will all of <br /> them." <br /> Question 16: I have an inert disposal site that <br /> has an exemption. The site cannot have more <br /> than 1% non-inert material. Can you check and <br /> see if the 1% is normally calculated by weight <br /> or volume. <br /> Answer 16: Under the current regulations <br /> inert disposal is now handled differently and <br /> the allowable non-inert is not an issue. As <br /> defined in 14 CCR 17388(m) an inert debris <br /> type A disposal facility can accept only type A <br /> inert debris. If a site receives type A and B <br /> inert debris and/or other types of construction <br /> and demolition debris it is a construction and <br /> demolition waste and inert debris disposal <br /> facility as defined in 14 CCR 17388(d), which <br /> requires a landfill permit issued under 27 CCR. <br /> Previous exemptions to full solid waste facility <br /> permits should be reviewed and a <br /> determination made relative to the appropriate <br /> level of regulation for each site. Note that sites <br /> covered by 14 CCR, Division 7, Chapter 3.4, <br /> Article 5.95 cannot be exempted from permit <br /> requirements. Per 14 CCR 17388(d)-"CDI <br /> Waste Disposal Facility" means a facility at <br /> which construction and demolition waste, <br /> construction and demolition waste together <br /> with inert debris (type A or B) or inert debris <br /> (type B) only is disposed. Per 14 CCR <br /> 17388(m)-"Inert Debris Type A Disposal <br /> Facility" means a site where only type A Inert <br /> debris is disposed to land. Inert debris type A <br /> disposal facilities do not include inert debris <br /> engineered fill operations. Per 27 CCR <br /> 21565b , the classification of solid waste <br /> facilities that may be exempted include: <br /> unclassified waste management units as <br /> defined by the State Water Resources Control <br /> Board, except as otherwise provided in 14 CCR, <br /> Division 7, Chapter 3.0 Article 5.95. <br /> Question 17: With the promulgation of the <br /> construction and demolition waste and inert <br /> debris disposal regulations, an existing inert <br /> landfill with a full permit in our jurisdiction <br />