Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A. Each applicant requesting a standard
permit in accordance with these regulations shall complete the permit
application and submit it to the administrative authority. In addition, the
standards in LAC 33:VII.10527 shall be incorporated into the appropriate items
below. Submission of the following information shall be provided on the
application, which is available on the departments website:
1. the name and phone number of the
applicant;
2. the name and phone
number of the facility contact, if different from the applicant;
3. the name, address, and phone number of a
contact person in case of an emergency, if different from the individual
specified in Paragraph A.2 of this Section;
4. the business mailing address, including
city, state, parish, and zip code;
5. the location of the facility;
6. the business telephone number;
7. the federal identification number and
state tax identification number;
8.
a site master plan, including property lines, building, facilities,
excavations, drainage, roads, and other appurtenances;
9. a copy of written notification to the
appropriate local governing authority, stating that the site is to be used as a
collection center;
10. written
documentation from the appropriate local governing authority, stating that the
facility is in compliance with local zoning and permitting
requirements;
11. written
documentation from the property owner granting approval for use of the property
as a collection center, if property owner is other than applicant;
12. proof of publication of notice of intent
to submit an application for a standard waste tire collection center
permit;
13. a letter of compliance
and certification of premises and buildings from the state fire
marshal;
14. an operational plan
addressing the following:
a. facility access
and security;
b. waste tire
acceptance plan to count, record, and monitor incoming quantities of waste
tires;
c. method to control water
run-on/runoff;
d. days and hours of
operation;
e. waste tire storage
method:
i. dimensions of waste tire
piles;
ii. maximum number of whole
waste tires stored at any one time;
iii. width of fire lanes;
iv. method of storage to exclude standing
water;
v. type of access roads;
and
vi. emergency control plans in
case of fire, accident, etc.;
f. site grounds maintenance and disease
vector control to minimize vector-breeding areas and animal attraction:
i. controlling fly, mosquito, and other
insect emergence and entrance;
ii.
controlling rodent burrowing for food or harborage; and
iii. controlling bird and animal
attraction;
g. buffer
zones; and
h. method to control
and/or treat any process water;
15. evidence of commercial general liability
insurance in the amount no less than $1,000,000 applicable to on-site and
off-site liability provided by an insurer who is admitted, authorized, or
eligible to conduct insurance business in Louisiana;
16. site closure plan to assure clean
closure. The closure plan shall be submitted as a separate section with each
application, ensure clean closure, and include the following:
a. the method to be used and steps necessary
for closing the facility;
b. the
estimated cost of closure of the facility, based on the cost of hiring a third
party to close the facility at the point in the facilitys operating life when
the extent and manner of its operation would make closure the most
expensive;
c. maximum inventory of
whole waste tires on-site at any one time over the active life of the
facility;
d. a schedule for
completing all activities necessary for closure; and
e. the sequence of final closure as
applicable;
17. site
closure financial assurance fund;
18. plans, specifications, and operations
represented and described in the permit application or permit modifications
shall be prepared under the supervision of and certified by a professional
engineer licensed in the state of Louisiana;
19. a signed legal certification that all
information provided in the application is true and correct with the knowledge
of the possibility of punishment under the law for false information;
20. date and signature of the responsible
official;
21. name of authorized
agent for service of process, if applicable; and
22. required information regarding facility
site assessments as follows:
a. a discussion
demonstrating that the potential and real adverse environmental effects of the
facility have been avoided to the maximum extent possible;
b. a cost-benefit analysis demonstrating that
the social and economic benefits of the facility outweigh the
environmental-impact costs;
c. a
discussion and description of possible alternative projects that would offer
more protection to the environment without unduly curtailing non-environmental
benefits;
d. a discussion of
possible alternative sites that would offer more protection to the environment
without unduly curtailing non-environmental benefits; and
e. a discussion and description of the
mitigating measures which would offer more protection to the environment than
the facility, as proposed, without unduly curtailing non-environmental
benefits.
B.
Government agencies intending to operate a waste tire collection center shall
notify the administrative authority on a form available on the departments
website prior to operating the waste tire collection center. Government
agencies operating waste tire collection centers shall not be required to
obtain a standard waste tire collection center permit provided they meet the
requirements of LAC 33:VII.10527.H.
AUTHORITY NOTE:
Promulgated in accordance with R.S.
30:2411-2422.