Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 13, September 23, 2024
Subpart
1.
Goal.
The abatement of a tire dump subject to an agency abatement
action shall be accomplished through the processing and removal of the waste
tires present in the tire dump. Abatement action must be in accordance with a
plan that meets the criteria in this part. If approved by the commissioner, a
plan that meets the criteria in this part shall be incorporated into a
stipulation agreement signed by the responsible tire collector or collectors
and the agency.
Subp. 2.
Processing on site.
If the responsible tire collector elects to process the waste
tires on the tire dump site, the following information must be included in the
abatement plan submitted to the commissioner in compliance with the request for
abatement action:
A. A description of
the processing techniques.
B. A
description of the equipment that will be used on the site to process and
remove the waste tires. The function of each piece of equipment should be
specifically noted.
C. The name,
address, and telephone number of the users of the tire-derived products
produced from the processing of the waste tires constituting the tire dump, and
a description of how the tire-derived products will be used.
D. A description of how any residuals from
processing the waste tires will be disposed.
E. A time schedule for removal and processing
of the waste tires constituting the tire dump. Abatement of the tire dump must
be completed within five years of the execution of the stipulation agreement
incorporating the abatement plan. Abatement increments must be
established.
F. A time schedule for
bringing the tire dump into compliance with the technical and operational
standards in parts
9220.0150 and
9220.0160. The tire dump must be
in compliance with all technical and operational standards within six months,
unless otherwise agreed to in the stipulation agreement incorporating the
abatement plan. An emergency preparedness manual meeting the standards in part
9220.0160, subpart 8, must be
submitted to the commissioner as part of the abatement plan.
G. A description of how records on the number
of waste tires processed and removed will be maintained.
H. [Repealed,
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2002 c 382 art 1
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Subp. 3.
Processing off site.
If the responsible tire collector elects to remove the waste
tires to another location for processing, the following information must be
included in the abatement plan submitted to the commissioner in compliance with
the request for abatement action.
A. A
description of the equipment that will be used to pick up and transport the
waste tires to the tire processor.
B. If the responsible tire collector will
contract with another person or firm for the transportation of the waste tires,
the name, address, and telephone number of that person or firm.
C. The name, address, and telephone number of
the facility at which the waste tires will be processed, and a description of
the processing techniques employed by that tire processor.
D. The name, address, and phone numbers of
the users of the tire-derived products produced from the processing of the
waste tires constituting the tire dump, and a description of how the
tire-derived products will be used.
E. A time schedule for the removal of the
waste tires constituting the tire dump. The abatement of the tire dump must be
completed within five years of the execution of the stipulation agreement
incorporating the abatement plan. Abatement increments must be
established.
F. A time schedule for
bringing the tire dump into compliance with the technical and operational
standards in parts
9220.0150 and
9220.0160. The tire dump must be
in compliance with all technical standards within six months, unless otherwise
agreed to in the stipulation agreement incorporating the abatement plan. An
emergency preparedness manual meeting the standards in part
9220.0160, subpart 8, must be
submitted to the commissioner as part of the abatement plan.
G. A description of how records on the number
of waste tires removed will be maintained.
H. If the responsible tire collector will
seek reimbursement under part
9220.0170, an estimate of the net
cost of processing the waste tires using the most cost-effective processing
alternative. This estimate must be supported through submission of
documentation of the net cost of processing the waste tires.
Subp. 4.
Permitting during
abatement.
If the responsible tire collector wishes to obtain an agency
permit for the site that is the subject of the abatement action, the
responsible tire collector must notify the commissioner of this intent at the
time the abatement plan is submitted, and agree to develop a plan for bringing
the site into compliance with the waste tire permit rules for storage,
transfer, or processing facilities once rules governing these facilities are in
place.
Subp. 5.
New
waste tires.
If the responsible tire collector wants to continue to
receive new waste tires during the time the tire dump is being abated, the
responsible tire collector must notify the commissioner of this intent at the
time the abatement plan is submitted, and agree to develop a plan for
processing and removal of the new waste tires.
Statutory Authority: MS s
115A.914
