HAR §11-58.1-20. submitted with the application

The analysis shall include a brief description of the area, the location of any equipment and machinery, surrounding land uses, public access, and where determined by the director, a description of mitigative measures taken to reduce the impact of facility upon neighboring properties. (d) Design requirements. (1) An engineering report which addresses a general description of the overall process, design criteria, anticipated performance and a process flow diagram. (2) Equipment. A description of the overall operation and a functional description of all processing equipment to be used in the remediation process and the personnel trained to operate them • .. . (3) Adequate drainage. Adequate drainage to prevent standing water and to control "run-on" and "run-off" of rainwater shall be provided. (4) Nuisance, health, and safety control. Design methods to control litter, insects, odors, and vectors. (5) (6) (7) (8) (e) Develop a fire plan to prevent and minimize fire hazards. The facility shall maintain a neat and orderly appearance and must be screened and buffered to minimize nuisances to neighboring properties. A description of the ash residue system, the ash removal procedures and the landfill or landfills that will receive the ash residue. Operation plan. The operation plan shall include a description of the process and the equipment necessary, by-products produced, and the means for their disposal. Design the energy recovery facilities and solid waste incinerators in compliance with state air pollution control authority ~~ission and operating requirements. Provide equipment and space for the storage and charge areas and elsewhere to allow periodic cleaning and temporary upsets as may be required in order to maintain the plant in a vector free, sanitary, and clean condition. Operating requirements. 58.1-86 1717 (1) (2) (3) §11-58.1-20 Each owner or operator shall operate their facility in accordance with ~he operation plan submitted and approved during the application !or a permit. The operation plan should be used in the operation of the disposal facility. The operation plan shall address alternative storage and/or disposal pla~s for all breakdowns that would result in overfilling of the storage facility. The plan shall also include effective methods to control liquids, insects, birds, rodents, emergency fire explosions, and other disease vectors and nuisance conditions at the facility. All solid waste received at the facility and ash residues must be weighed and recorded and the results must be incorporated in the annual report. Ash residue generated by energy recovery facilities or solid waste incinerators shall be handled as special waste unless determined to be otherwise and shall be disposed in an ash monofill or as determined by the director. (4) Reporting. The owner or operator must submit to the director an annual report by the end of July for the previous fiscal yea~ (July 1 - June 30). The report shall cover the facility's activities during previous fiscal year. (5) The facility shall maintain daily operating records. At a minimum, it should include weights (or volumes), number of vehicles entering, source and type of solid waste being disposed. Major deviation from the operations plan (fires and explosions) should be noted on the daily operation record. (6) The incinerator shall not accept the following items: (A) (B) (C) (D) Hazardous waste as defined in these rules. Electrical transformers with oil or polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) or when generated from other than demolition projects. Pesticide containers, unless they meet the requirements of 40 CFR 261.7 and 261.4(b) household waste. Liquids, as defined in these rules. 58.1-87 1 7 1 _7 §11-58.1-20 (f) Sampling and testing. The owner or operator must test the ash residue within one month following the date in which the solid waste incinerator begins operating and must continually test semi-annually thereafter,• or as determined by the director. The ash residue must contain less than ten percent organic matter by weight. The frequency of testing for organic matter will be determined by the director. A representative sample of solid waste and ash residue shall be tested for the following: arsenic, barium, cadmium, chromium (total and hexavalent), lead, mercury, selenium, silver, and any other parameters determined by the director to be necessary or should be eliminated. The test methods used shall be EPA documented (SW-846, Test Methods for Evaluatin~ Solid Waste, Third Edition) or its equivalent. [Eff JAN 1 3 19~4 J (Auth: HRS §§342H-3, 342H-4, 342H-6, 342H-31) §