Chapter NR 670

NR 670.016   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for tank systems.

NR 670.017   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for surface impoundments.

NR 670.018   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for waste piles.

NR 670.019   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for incinerators.

NR 670.021   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for landfills.

NR 670.022   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for boilers and industrial furnaces burning hazardous waste.

NR 670.023   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for miscellaneous units.

NR 670.024   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for process vents.

NR 670.025   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for equipment.

NR 670.026   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for drip pads.

NR 670.027   Specific feasibility and plan of operation report information requirements for air emission controls for tanks, surface impoundments and containers.

NR 670.028   Information requirements for long-term care licenses.

NR 670.029   License denial.

Subchapter C — License Conditions

NR 670.030   Conditions applicable to all operating licenses.

NR 670.031   Requirements for recording and reporting of monitoring results.

NR 670.032   Establishing license conditions.

NR 670.033   Schedules of compliance.

Subchapter D — Changes to Licenses

NR 670.040   Transfer of licenses.

NR 670.041   Modification or revocation and reissuance of licenses.

NR 670.042   License modification at the request of the licensee.

NR 670.043   Revocation, suspension or denial of licenses.

Subchapter E — Expiration and Continuation of Licenses

NR 670.050   Duration of licenses.

NR 670.051   Continuation of expiring operating licenses.

Subchapter F — Special Forms of Licenses

NR 670.061   Emergency licenses.

NR 670.062   Hazardous waste incinerator licenses.

NR 670.065   Research, development and demonstration licenses.

NR 670.066   Licenses for boilers and industrial furnaces burning hazardous waste.

NR 670.067   Standardized licenses for storage and treatment units.

NR 670.068   Remediation Variances.

Subchapter G — Interim Licenses

NR 670.070   Qualifying for an interim license.

NR 670.071   Operation during an interim license period.

NR 670.072   Modifications to an interim license.

NR 670.073   Termination of an interim license.

Subchapter H — Remediation Variances

NR 670.079   Remediation Variances.

Subchapter I — Integration with Maximum Achievable Control Technology (MACT) Standards

NR 670.235   Options for incinerators, cement kilns, lightweight aggregate kilns, solid fuel boilers, liquid fuel boilers, and hydrochloric acid production furnaces to minimize emissions from startup, shutdown and malfunction events.

Subchapter J — Standardized Licenses for Storage and Treatment Units

NR 670.250   What is a standardized license?

NR 670.255   Who is eligible for a standardized license?

NR 670.260   What requirements of ch. NR 670 do and do not apply to a standardized license?

NR 670.270   How do I apply for a standardized license?

NR 670.275   What information shall I submit to the department to support my standardized license application?

NR 670.280   What are the certification requirements?

NR 670.290   What general types of information shall I keep at my facility?

NR 670.300   What container information shall I keep at my facility?

NR 670.305   What tank information shall I keep at my facility?

NR 670.310   What equipment information shall I keep at my facility?

NR 670.315   What air emissions control information shall I keep at my facility?

NR 670.320   How do I modify my standardized license?

Subchapter L — General Decisionmaking Procedures

NR 670.401   Purpose and scope.

NR 670.403   License application procedures.

NR 670.404   Consolidation of EPA permit and department license processing.

NR 670.405   Modification, revocation and reissuance, or revocation or denial of licenses.

NR 670.406   Preliminary determination of license applications.

NR 670.408   Fact sheet.

NR 670.409   Administrative record.

NR 670.410   Public notice and public comment period.

NR 670.411   Public comments and requests for public hearings.

NR 670.412   Public hearings.

NR 670.415   Issuance of the operating license.

NR 670.417   Response to comments.

NR 670.427   Annual renewal of the operating license.

Subchapter M — Specific Decisionmaking Procedures

NR 670.431   Pre-application public meeting and notice.

NR 670.432   Public notice requirements at the application stage.

NR 670.433   Information repository.

NR 670.504   Issuing draft standardized licenses.

NR 670.505   Issuing final standardized licenses.

NR 670.506   Eligibility for standardized licenses.

NR 670.507   Public notice requirements for standardized licenses.

NR 670.508   Public comments and requests for hearings on draft standardized licenses.

NR 670.509   Response to comments on standardized licenses.

NR 670.510   Public appeals of final standardized licenses.

Ch. NR 670 Note Note: This chapter is similar to federal regulations contained in 40 CFR part 270, revised as of July 1, 2003.

subch. A of ch. NR 670 Subchapter A — General Information

NR 670.001 NR 670.001 Purpose and scope of subchs. A to I.

NR 670.001(1) (1) Coverage.

NR 670.001(1)(a) (a) These license rules establish provisions for the hazardous waste facility licensing program under ch. 291.25, Stats.

NR 670.001(1)(b) (b) The rules in this chapter cover basic department licensing requirements, such as license application requirements, standard license conditions, and monitoring and reporting requirements. These rules are part of a regulatory scheme implementing chs. 289 and 291, Stats., set forth in different parts of the Wisconsin Administrative Code. The following chart indicates where the rules implementing ch. 291, Stats., appear in the Wisconsin Administrative Code.

NR 670.001(1)(c) (c) The hazardous waste license program has separate additional regulations that contain technical requirements. These separate regulations are used by the department to determine what requirements shall be placed in licenses if they are issued. These separate regulations are located under chs. NR 664, 666, 667, and 668.

NR 670.001(2) (2) Overview of the hazardous waste license program. Not later than 90 days after the promulgation or revision of rules in ch. NR 661, identifying and listing hazardous wastes, generators, and transporters of hazardous waste, and owners or operators of hazardous waste treatment, storage, or disposal facilities may be required to file a notification of that activity under s. NR 660.07. Treatment, storage, or disposal of hazardous waste by any person who has not applied for and received a hazardous waste license is prohibited. A license application consists of two parts, part A (see s. NR 670.013) and a feasibility and plan of operation report (see s. NR 670.014 and applicable sections in ss. NR 670.015 to 670.029). Treatment and storage facilities (TSDs) that are otherwise subject to licensing under ch. 291, Stats., and meet the criteria in pars. (a) or (b) may be eligible for a standardized license under subch. J of ch. NR 667. For existing HWM facilities, the requirements to submit a license application is satisfied by submitting only part A until the date the department sets for submitting the feasibility and plan of operation report. Part A consists of Forms 1 and 3 of the EPA Consolidated Permit Application Forms. Timely submission of both notification under s. NR 660.07 and part A qualifies owners and operators of existing HWM facilities (who are required to have a license) for an interim license under s. 291.25, Stats. Facility owners and operators with an interim license are treated as having been issued an operating license until the department makes a final determination on the operating license application. Facility owners and operators with interim licenses shall comply with interim license standards set forth at chs. NR 665 and 666. Facility owners and operators with interim licenses are not relieved from complying with other state requirements. For existing HWM facilities, the department shall set a date, giving at least 6 months notice, for submission of the feasibility and plan of operation report. There is no form for the feasibility and plan of operation report; rather, the report shall be submitted in narrative form and contain the information set forth in ss. NR 670.014 to 670.029. Owners or operators of new HWM facilities shall submit the license application at least 180 days before physical construction is expected to commence.