OAR 340-064-0050
Modification of Solid Waste Disposal Site Permit Required
(1)
After July 1, 1988, a solid waste disposal site permitted by the Department shall not store over 100 waste tires unless the permit has been modified by the Department to authorize the storage of waste tires.(2)
A solid waste disposal site permittee who accumulates fewer than 2,000 waste tires at any given time and has a contract with a tire carrier to transport for proper disposal all such tires whenever sufficient tires have been accumulated to make up a truckload of not more than 1,800 tires from that site, is not subject to the permit modification required by section (1) of this rule or to the requirements of section (5) of this rule. However, such permittee’s solid waste operating plan shall be modified to include such activity. Nevertheless, if such permittee stores over 100 tires on-site for more than six months, permit modification pursuant to section (3) of this rule shall be required to allow such storage.(3)
A solid waste disposal site permittee currently storing over 100 waste tires at its site shall apply to the Department by June 1, 1988, for a permit modification to store over 100 waste tires. A solid waste disposal site permittee who wants to begin storing over 100 waste tires at its site shall apply to the Department for a permit modification at least 90 days before the planned date of such storage.(4)
The permittee shall apply to store a maximum number of waste tires which shall not be exceeded in one year.(5)
In storing waste tires, the permittee shall comply with all rules for waste tire storage sites in OAR 340-064-0015 (Waste Tire Storage Permit Required) through 340-064-0025 (Permittee Obligations), and 340-064-0035 (Standards for Waste Tire Storage Sites) through 340-064-0045 (Closure Procedures), including a management plan for the waste tires, record keeping for waste tires received and sent, contingency plan for emergencies, and financial assurance requirements.(6)
Modification of an existing solid waste permit to allow waste tire storage does not require submission of a solid waste permit filing fee or application processing fee under OAR 340-097-0110 (Solid Waste Permit and Disposal Fees).(7)
The solid waste permittee should consider storing the waste tires or tire-derived products in a manner that will not preclude their future recovery and use, should that become economically feasible.
Source:
Rule 340-064-0050 — Modification of Solid Waste Disposal Site Permit Required, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=340-064-0050.