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ORDER N0.115-2018-0017 10 CONDITIONAL WAIVER OF WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS FOR DISASTER-RELATED WASTES WITHIN THE CENTRAL VALLEY REGION could otherwise cause a violation of the WDRs for the facility, shall submit a Notice of Intent to the Central Valley Water Board within 30 days after the initial discharge of any disaster related wastes for Declared Disaster Areas (or by schedule required in Condition G for emergencies not in a Declared Disaster Area). The Notice of Intent shall contain the information listed in Attachment A of this Conditional Waiver. 2. Owners/operators of a waste management facility regulated under a Solid Waste Facilities Permit(SWFP)from the Department of Resources, Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) or a Local Enforcement Agency (LEA) shall contact the issuing agency pursuant to California Code of Regulations, title 14, division 7, chapter 3, article 3 ("Emergency Waiver of Standards") (§ 17210 et seq.), regarding the need for a waiver of specific SWFP terms and conditions to accept disaster-related wastes during a state of emergency. 3. The Discharger shall comply with all applicable conditions in Section A of this Conditional Waiver. 4. Wastes (not otherwise suitable for recycling or reuse) derived from cleanup of emergency/disaster-impacted areas and managed under provisions of this Conditional Waiver shall only be discharged for permanent disposal into units that are underlain with an engineered composite liner system and a leachate collection system meeting the requirements of California Code of Regulations, title 27 (Title 27), and State Water Board Resolution No. 93-62. 5. Wastes derived from cleanup of disaster-impacted areas and discharged into regulated waste disposal facilities shall be isolated, to the extent practicable, from areas of the facility that are not lined. 6. Food wastes, animal carcasses, and other putrescible wastes derived from cleanup of disaster-impacted areas shall be discharged for disposal in compliance with conditions of this waiver and covered expeditiously. 7. Inert wastes derived from cleanup of disaster-impacted areas shall be separated and recycled when appropriate and practicable. 8. Wastes such as paint cans, gas cans, solvents, poisons, household cleaners, drums with unknown contents, electronic wastes, refrigerators, or any potentially hazardous wastes (other than ash from fire disaster areas) shall be removed from the disaster related waste stream to the extent practicable and managed in accordance with the applicable regulatory requirements.6 6 Requirements for hazardous waste are provided in title 23,chapter 15 and/or title 22, division 4.5 of the California Code of Regulations.