| (a) Transporters who store waste in a mobile closed
container (container on wheels) shall not store the waste for more
than four days.
(b) Transporters who temporarily store waste at a fixed
or permanent site shall obtain approval in writing from the executive
director prior to engaging in such activities. The storage site shall
comply with the following standards.
(1) The temporary storage of waste shall not exceed
30 days.
(2) The use of lagoons and/or in-ground storage tanks
are not authorized under the provision of this section.
(3) If the waste is not stored in a closed vessel,
the location of the storage site shall meet the buffer zone requirement
in §312.44(d) of this title (relating to Management Practices).
(4) The storage of waste shall not cause or contribute
to the harm of a threatened or endangered species of plant, fish,
or wildlife or result in the destruction or adverse modification of
the critical habitat of a threatened or endangered species.
(5) The waste shall be stored by a method and under
conditions that prevent runoff and protect the quality of the surface
water and groundwater.
(6) The storage site shall not be located on land within
a designated base flood zone (100-year floodplain).
(7) A storage site location shall be selected, and
the site operated in a manner to prevent public health nuisances.
Where nuisance conditions exist, the operator shall take necessary
action to abate such nuisances.
(c) Recordkeeping. Transporters who store waste shall
develop the following information and shall retain the information
for five years:
(1) the date, volume, and type of waste deposited into
temporary storage facility;
(2) the date, volume, and type of waste removed from
temporary storage facility; and
(3) the identification (permit or site registration
number, location, and operator) of the facility where the waste removed
from the temporary storage facility was deposited.
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