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The key issues of the proposed Permit Implementation Regulations (AB 1497)
are:
- Public Hearings Requirements
- Significant Change and Modified Permit Process
- Report of Facility Information Requirements for Community
Outreach Efforts Recordkeeping
- Five Year Permit Review Noticing
- Relationship of Solid Waste Facility Permits
to Other Land Use
- Surprise Random Inspections
The following documents were discussed at the
April 2005 workshops. Please check back
frequently for updates to these documents.
Public Hearings Requirements
Informational Noticing and Public Hearings (Meetings) March
10, 2005 (MS Word, 62 KB): This document is an issue paper that discusses the
current and possible future requirements for public notices and/or
public hearings (meetings) for certain solid waste facilities permit
actions.
Informational Noticing and Public Hearings (Meetings)
Framework for Basic Concept Attachment A (MS Word, 44 KB): This document is an
attachment to Informational Noticing and Public Hearings (Meetings)
March 10, 2005. It is an outline that describes for certain solid
waste facilities permit actions when a public notice and/or hearing
are required or proposed.
Informational Noticing and Public Hearings (Meetings) List of
Possibilities Attachment B (MS Word, 92 KB): This document is an attachment to
Informational Noticing and Public Hearings (Meetings) March 10,
2005. It includes a table of existing and possible noticing and
hearing requirements, and other implementation approaches for
consideration.
Significant Change and Modified Permit
Process
Significant Change not Authorized by the Permit and a Modified
Permit Process March 10, 2005 (MS Word, 54 KB): This document is an issue paper
that outlines a proposed approach for defining “significant change”
that could be used by the enforcement agency for determining if a
proposed change at a solid waste facility will require a Report of
Facility Information (RFI) amendment, or a modified permit, or a
revised permit.
Significant Change Proposed Decision Tree Attachment C
(MS Word, 55 KB):
This document is an attachment to Significant Change not Authorized
by the Permit and a Modified Permit Process March 10, 2005. It
includes a series of questions that an Enforcement Agency would walk
through for determining the most appropriate handling of a solid
waste facilities permit change.
Modified Permit Description Attachment D
(MS Word, 33 KB): This document is
an attachment to Significant Change not Authorized by the Permit and
a Modified Permit Process March 10, 2005. It describes the criteria
that could be used in defining a modified permit and the procedural
differences between modified and revised permits. Procedures and
regulations already exist for RFI amendments and revised permits.
Report of Facility Information Requirements for
Community Outreach Efforts Recordkeeping
Community Outreach Efforts
(MS Word, 33 KB): This document is an issue
paper that discusses the potential recordkeeping requirements for
tracking community outreach efforts specific to facilities. The
paper includes background and possible regulatory approaches for
addressing the issue.
Five-Year Permit Review Noticing
Five Year Permit Review Noticing
(MS Word, 25 KB): This document is an
issue paper that discusses the existing practices used for issuing
facilities their five year permit review notice. The paper includes
background and possible regulatory approaches for addressing the
issue.
Relationship of Solid Waste Facility
Permits to Local Land Use
Relationship of SWFP to Local Land Use March 10, 2005
(MS Word, 40 KB):
This document is an issue paper that discusses local land use
decisions and their applicability to enforcement agency
determination of a Solid Waste Facilities permit application being
complete and correct. The paper includes background and possible
regulatory approaches for addressing the issue.
Relationship of Solid Waste Facility Permit to Local Land Use,
Clarification of Completeness and Correctness Determinations Made by
EA, Attachment E (MS Word, 41 KB): This document is an attachment to Relationship
of SWFP to Local Land Use March 10, 2005. It describes various
scenarios related to local land use decisions for the purpose of
clarifying completeness and correctness determinations made by the
enforcement agency when a Solid Waste Facility Permit (SWFP)
application is submitted for processing.
Surprise, Random Inspections
Surprise, Random Inspections
(MS Word, 31 KB): This document is an issue paper
that discusses the current practice for conducting surprise and
random facility inspections by enforcement agencies. The paper
includes background and possible regulatory approaches for
addressing the issue.
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