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ORDER N0.R5.2018-0017 9 CONDITIONAL WAIVER OF WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS FOR DISASTER-RELATED WASTES WITHIN THE CENTRAL VALLEY REGION 8. Emergency/disaster related waste management operations shall not be performed in a manner that creates, or contributes, to conditions which violate the waste discharge prohibitions promulgated in the applicable Basin Plan. 9. Emergency/disaster related wastes shall not be managed in a manner that causes corrosion, decay, or otherwise reduces or impairs the integrity of containment structures at any waste management unit.3 10.Emergency/disaster related wastes shall not be managed in a manner that mixes or commingles other wastes that can produce a violent reaction (including heat, pressure, fire or explosion), that can produce toxic byproducts, or that can produce any reaction products requiring a higher level of containment, or results in the mixture being classified as a restricted waste.° 11.Inert wastes'that are suitable for reuse or recycling do not require permanent disposal at a classified waste management or disposal facility (i.e., permitted landfill). 12.Waste streams covered under this Conditional Waiver shall only originate from disaster-impacted areas. These waste streams shall be discharged for treatment or permanent disposal only into: a) Liquid waste management or treatment units as allowed by waste discharge requirements issued by the Central Valley Water Board, or b) Solid waste management units or disposal facilities (e.g., Class III municipal solid waste landfills underlain with engineered composite liners and leachate collection systems that satisfy the requirements of State Water Board Resolution No. 93-62, and that have WDRs); or c) Emergency landfills established in accordance with the conditions of this Conditional Waiver; and J) Other categories of waste management units regulated under WDRs issued by the Central Valley Water Board that allow that type of waste. B. Specific Waiver Conditions for Disaster Related and Mass Mortality Wastes Disposed at Regulated Waste Disposal Facilities 1. Dischargers that are owners/operators of regulated waste management or disposal facilities proposing to discharge waste from disaster-impacted areas to the regulated waste disposal facility and for which such discharge would or 3 See Cal. Code Regs.,tit.27,§20200,subd. (b)(1). <See Cal.Code Regs.,tit.27,§20200,subd.(b)(2). 5"Inert waste"as defined in California Code of Regulations Title 27,section 20230.