HAR §11-58.1-04.

(ii) Incinerators Greater than twenty tons/day •••••••••• 1,000 Less than twenty tons/day............. 250 (B) Solid waste storage, handling and processing facilities (i) Transfer stations Less than one hundred tons/day •••••.... 100 over one hundred tons/day •••.•.••.••. 250 (ii) Recycling and materials recovery facilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 o (iii)Salvage facilities..................... 50 (C) Solid waste reclamation facilities (i) Composting............................. 50 (ii) Remediation............................. 250 (D) Special wastes (i) Special wastes ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 500 (~~~ Medi~al wastes ••••••••••••••••.••••••.• 100 (111)Fore1gn wastes ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 100 (iv) Other non-specific technology •••••••••• 300 (E) Others (i) Permit by rule......................... 25 (To be submitted with the letter of notification) This filing fee shall be submitted with the application and shall not be refunded nor applied to any subsequent application following final action of cancellation or denial of an application. {2) Fees shall be made payable to the State of Hawaii. (3) A request for a duplicate permit shall be made in writing to the director within ten days after the destruction, loss, or defacement of a permit. A fee of $50 shall be charged and submitted with the request. (i) Permit by rule for certain solid waste handling and disposal facilities of limited impact. {l) Permit by rule: Notwithstanding any other provision of these rules, the convenience centers, composting 58.1-23 1717 §-11-58 .1-04 facilities handling not more than three thousand tons per year of green wastes, clearing and grubbing landfills, certain agricultural landfills, and recycling drop-off facilities shall be deemed to have a solid waste handling and disposal permit if the following conditions are met: • (A) Notification. At least thirty days prior to commencing solid waste handling activities which are covered under a permit by rule, written notification of such activity must·be made to the director. Written notification shall be made on such forms as are provided by the director. Persons failing to notify the director of such activities shall be deemed to be operating without a permit. (B) General conditions of every facility. (i) No regulated hazardous waste in accordance with 40 CFR Part 261 may be collected, transported, or disposed at any of the facilities. (ii) Nuisance control. Suitable means shall be employed to prevent solid wastes from scattering; control of litter, odors and vectors such as rodents and insects. (iii) Suitable means shall be provided to prevent and control fires, including an emergency response plan when appropriate. (iv) It is the responsibility of the owner and/or operator to comply with all the local rules, regulations, and ordinances, and the director may add additional conditions deemed appropriate. (v) Each facility shall be supervised, secured, and have a permanent sign identifying the facility, hours and days of operation, materials accepted or not accepted, the owner and/or operator; a person to contact, and other pertinent information. (vi) An annual report shall be prepared and submitted to the director. 58.1-24 1717 §11-58.1-04 (C) Convenience centers. (i) Only household and/or residential solid waste will be accepted. (ii) Car batteries and waste oil may be collected at the convenience centers but must be collected and stored in a safe and orderly manner. (D) Green wastes (landscape waste) composting facilities. (i) Composting facilities accepting only green waste, less than three thousand tons per year, are permitted by rule unless exempted. (ii) The finis~ed compost must be sufficiently stable that it can be stored or applied on land without producing a nuisance. (iii) An annual report shall be prepared and submitted to the department, reporting the tonnage of green waste accepted, the composted tonnage produced, and residual disposed. (iv) The department reserves the right to add additional requirements. (E) Land clearing, grubbing, and certain agricultural landfills and inert waste landfills. (i) All persons exempted under section 11-58.1- 4(b) (3) and landfilling more than one hundred and fifty tons per year shall be permitted by rule. (ii) Only waste that will not or is not likely to produce leachate of environmental concerns shall be disposed of in the landfill. Acceptable materials for disposal in the land clearing, grubbing, and certain agricultural landfill are earth and earth-iike products, and land clearing debris such as stumps, limbs and leaves. Acceptable materials for disposal in the inert waste landfill are earth and earth-like products, concrete, cured asphalt, rocks, and bricks. 58.1-25 1717 1 §11-58.1-04 (iii) Materials placed in the landfill shall be generated on site and spread in layers and compacted ~o the smallest practicable volume. (iv) Public access to the landfills shall be limited to authorized entrances which shall be closed when the site is not in operation. (v) The final cover shall consist of eighteen inches of earthen material to minimize infiltration and six inches of earthen material to minimize erosion or as approved by the director. A vegetative cover shall be placed over the final lift, not later than one month following final placement of waste within that lift. The vegetative cover must be maintained a.minimum of a year after the closure of the landfill. (vi) A written notice of final closure must be provided to the director within one hundred eighty days of receiving the final load of material. Any site not receiving waste for in excess of one hundred eighty days shall be deemed ab~ndoned and in violation of these rules unless properly closed. Notice of closure must include the date of final material receipt and an accurate legal description of the boundaries- of the landfill. (vii) A permanent notation of the landfill location shall be added at the bureau of conveyances to the facility property and on any other instrument that would normally be examined during the title search and note any land use restrictions from the closure plans. The notation shall notify any potential purchaser of the property that the area has been used for land clearing and grubbing and agricultural solid waste landfills. (viii) All_ other applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules, and ordinances, including erosion and sediment control, and any applicable federal wetlands permits, must be fully complied with prior to commencement of landfilling operations. 58.1-26 1717 ( §§11-58.1-07 (F) Recycling drop-off and processing facilities. (i) An annual report shall be prepared and submitted to the department, reporting the amounts and types of recyclable materials or scrap metals received and distributed by weight. The report is due on July 31 of each year for the preceding fiscal year. (ii) Scavenging at the facility by the general public is prohibited. · (iii) Recycling processing facilities utilizing single source separated material for reuse. The single source separated items are, but not limited to: cardboard, newspaper print, office paper, glass, aluminum containers, plastics, tires, and non-ferrous scrap metals. [Eff .JAN 131994 ] (Auth: HRS §§342G-28, 342H~3, 342H-4, 342H-13, 342H-55, 342N-3, 342N-12, 342N-31)