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Local Enforcement Agency Permit Toolbox Five-Year Permit Review |
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This page describes the process for conducting the five-year permit review for a solid waste facility permit and provides resources for completing the review process. The process for reviewing full permits is different and separate from the process for reviewing standardized and registration permits.
All issued solid waste facility permits, including full, standardized, and registration tiers, are required to be reviewed and, if necessary, revised at least once every five years [Section 44015 of the Public Resources Code (PRC)]. The Notification Tier is not a permit and, therefore is not required to meet this standard. The purpose of the permit review is to document any changes in design and operation since the permit was issued, or since the permit was last revised, modified, or reviewed. The permit review should especially note any significant or unauthorized changes that are planned or have occurred at the facility. Note: This Web page has been updated to reflect the Permit Implementation Regulations which are effective on April 13, 2007. Newly inserted text is shown with a shaded background. Full Permit Review ProcessSummary
Regulatory Requirements
LEA NotificationThe LEA is required to notify the operator at least 180 days prior to the full permit review due date (about 6 months before the five-year anniversary of the permit issue date).
Operator Application The operator is required to submit a Solid Waste Facility Permit Application (Form E-1-77) at least 150 days before the permit is due for review.
Finally, the application for permit review should:
Note: Effective April 13, 2007, the operator is required to send a copy of the application for permit review to the Director of the local land use planning agency. LEA Review The purpose of the permit review is to document any changes in design and operation since the permit was issued, or since the permit was last revised or reviewed. The permit review should especially note any significant or unauthorized changes that are planned or have occurred at the facility.
LEA Conclusions and Directives to OperatorDepending on the LEA's findings and conclusions, there are four possible directives that can be given to the operator/applicant:
Board Tracking The Board maintains permit review information in its facility files and Solid Waste Information System (SWIS) database, including: notification date, application date, LEA receipt date, LEA determination, and Board receipt date. The Board will send the LEA a verification of receipt letter when these documents are received. Top | Full Permit Laundry List Standardized and Registration Permit Review ProcessSummary
Regulatory Requirement
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| No changes in design or operation: | Any changes in design or operation: |
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| The operator submits a certification of no change to the LEA. | The operator submits a new application to the LEA and send a copy of the application to the local land use planning agency. |
| Either submittal will result in the LEA processing and issuing a new standardized permit or a new registration permit. The standardized permit will need to be submitted to the Board for review and concurrence. | |
LEA Review
The LEA will use the new application, or the certification that the facility information has not changed, to process and issue a new standardized permit or a new registration permit. The standardized permit will need to be submitted to the Board for review and concurrence.
Board Tracking
The Board maintains permit review information in the Solid Waste Information System (SWIS) database, including: notification date, application date, LEA receipt date, LEA determination, and Board receipt date.
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Last updated: October 30, 2007