For municipal solid waste facility projects, the applicant shall submit four copies of a report containing the site development plan or permit application, Part B, and the general or other technical information required and accepted by the department as part of an administratively complete application or registration. The site development plan or permit application, Part B shall not be dated earlier than six months prior to filing with the executive administrator. In addition to the technical data contained therein, the reports shall include the following information: (1) legal name of applicant; (2) name and address of project engineer; (3) a detailed cost estimate for all work to be performed, including all land, equipment, all fees for professional services, and projected operation and maintenance costs; (4) the comments of and documentation of coordination with the appropriate state and federal
agencies; (5) any compliance summaries prepared by the department; (6) a statement describing the types and estimated volume of any industrial solid wastes managed or proposed for management at the facility, and in addition, for an applicant requesting financial assistance for an existing facility, a statement describing the nature and estimated volume of historical industrial solid waste management at the facility; (7) for an applicant requesting financial assistance for a new facility, the results of a site assessment prepared by a qualified, independent third party professional(s) acceptable to the board, determining whether the proposed site selected for the facility has previously been used for the disposal of hazardous substances or solid wastes; (8) for an applicant requesting financial assistance for an existing facility, the results of a site assessment, prepared by a qualified, independent third
party professional(s) acceptable to the board, determining whether the facility is releasing, or threatening to release, hazardous substances, solid waste, or constituents thereof to air, soils, ground, or surface waters in violation of state or federal environmental laws; and (9) any additional information or data which the executive administrator may require.
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