Current through all regulations passed and filed through March 18, 2024
In addition to the requirements contained in rule
3745-501-10
of the Administrative Code, an application for a C&DD facility license
shall include but is not limited to the following:
(A) A copy of the facility design plan
prepared in accordance with rule
3745-400-07
of the Administrative Code.
(B) In
the case of an initial facility license, a letter from the local fire
department stating that the fire department will respond to fires at the
facility.
(C) Delineation of the
following on a plan drawing:
(1) The proposed
active licensed disposal area.
(2)
All proposed inactive licensed disposal areas including the following:
(a) Areas that have no debris placed in the
area.
(b) For an existing facility,
areas that have not been filled after September 30, 1996 and do not have a
dense vegetative cover.
(c) Areas
that have been capped in accordance with paragraphs (D) and (E) of rule
3745-400-07
of the Administrative Code and have received approval in accordance with rule
3745-400-08
of the Administrative Code. These areas shall be subdivided and labeled as to
the date the designated area received approval of the cap from the licensing
authority.
(3) Facility
environs in accordance with rule
3745-400-07
of the Administrative Code.
(4)
The horizontal limits of construction and demolition
debris processing for a co-located processing facility, if
applicable.
(D)
The acreage for each area designated in paragraph (C) of this rule.
(E) The remaining life of the facility in
years or volume.
(F) All financial
assurance documentation required by rule
3745-400-13
of the Administrative Code.
(G) A
debris placement plan prepared by a professional engineer including information
on plan drawings and in narrative form. The plan drawings shall be on plan
sheets with a minimum dimension of twenty-four inches by thirty-six inches. The
scale on the plan drawings shall be one inch equals no greater than two hundred
feet and the contour interval shall be no greater than five feet. The debris
placement plan shall include but is not limited to the following:
(1) Facility operation plan drawings that
include the following:
(a) The facility
boundaries.
(b) The limits of
debris placement.
(c) A delineation
of the areas and construction sequence for systematic construction activities
in the unfilled areas of the proposed active licensed disposal area.
(d) A delineation of the areas designated for
debris placement in the proposed active licensed disposal area and delineation
of sequence of operational activities to ensure that operations are in
compliance with rule
3745-400-11
of the Administrative Code.
(e) A
depiction of the ground water monitoring wells in the facility design plan that
will be installed or will continue to be sampled throughout the licensing
period.
(f) The direction of flow
for all surface waters at the facility including the location of all run-on and
run-off controls for the limits of debris placement and the location of any
storm water, erosion, and sediment controls required by Chapter 6111. of the
Revised Code.
(g) All access roads
to be constructed and operated during the licensure period.
(2) Detail drawings of the surface
water run-on and run-off control structures.
(3) A pre-acceptance debris screening program
narrative if the owner or operator chooses to implement a pre-acceptance debris
screening program in lieu of establishing an unloading zone as required by rule
3745-400-11
of the Administrative Code. At a minimum, the pre-acceptance debris screening
program narrative shall include the following information:
(a) Procedures for recording and maintaining
the following records:
(i) Generator
identification.
(ii) The source of
the debris.
(iii) The types of
debris in the load including affirmation that the load does not contain
prohibited materials.
(iv) Whether
the debris arrives at the facility unprocessed or processed.
(v) Written verification by the generator of
each load of the records required by this paragraph.
(b) Procedures for the identification and
disposition of prohibited materials including but not limited to the materials
identified in section
3714.082
or
3714.083
of the Revised Code. At a minimum, the procedures shall include the following:
(i) Conducting random visual inspections of
incoming loads to discover and segregate prohibited materials.
(ii) Handling and disposition of prohibited
materials.
(iii) Documenting the
inspection of incoming loads and the discovery, segregation, handling, and
disposition of prohibited materials.
(iv) Training personnel to conduct the
procedures established in paragraphs (G)(3)(b)(i) to (G)(3)(b)(iii) of this
rule.
(4) For
an existing facility, plan drawings showing the horizontal limits of any soil
barrier layer for construction over placed debris.
(H)
For a co-located
processing facility, the following:
(1)
The name of the co-located processing
facility.
(2)
The fire prevention plan that complies with paragraph
(H) of rule
3745-400-11
of the Administrative Code.
(3)
An application
fee in accordance with section
3714.06
of the Revised Code.
(I)
A single license
application for a construction and demolition debris facility and a co-located
processing facility submitted in accordance with this rule shall be construed
as an application for a permit to install in accordance with section
3714.051
of the Revised Code if the application is submitted to the licensing authority
as follows:
(1)
For a co-located processing facility in operation prior to
the effective date of this rule, not later than one hundred eighty days after
the effective date of this rule.
(2)
For a co-located
processing facility established after the effective date of this rule, with the
subsequent license application for the construction and demolition debris
facility.