| (a) Written authorization from the executive director
is required to store water treatment residuals prior to disposal or
land application.
(b) The storage area must be operated and maintained
to prevent surface water runoff and to prevent a release to groundwater.
(c) Except as authorized by subsection (d) of this
section, storage of water treatment residuals must not exceed two
years.
(d) Storage may be increased to a period of up to five
years with prior approval from the executive director and when the
person who stores the water treatment residuals demonstrates that
the land on which the water treatment residuals remain is not an active
disposal unit. The demonstration shall include the following information,
which shall be reviewed and approved by the executive director and
retained by the person who stores the water treatment residuals for
the period that the water treatment residuals remain on the land:
(1) the name and address of the person who prepared
the water treatment residuals;
(2) the name and address of the person who either owns
the land or leases the land;
(3) the location of the land, by latitude and longitude,
street address if available, and boundary shown on a 7 1/2-minute
quadrangle United States Geological Survey map;
(4) an explanation of why water treatment residuals
need to be stored for longer than two years; and
(5) the date by which the water treatment residuals
will be used or disposed of. This date must correspond to a storage
period of less than five years.
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