NR 419.07(4)(c)(c) When remediating soil or water, thermal evaporation units shall meet the following volatile organic compound emission limits: NR 419.07(4)(c)1.1. 137 pounds per day in Kenosha, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Sheboygan, Walworth, Washington or Waukesha county. NR 419.07(4)(d)(d) When receiving contaminated soil for disposal or beneficial use or reuse, landfills shall comply with the following limitations: NR 419.07(4)(d)1.1. In Kenosha, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Sheboygan, Walworth, Washington or Waukesha county, the total volatile organic compound content of soils received may not exceed 137 pounds per day. NR 419.07(4)(d)2.2. In all counties not listed in subd. 1., the total volatile organic compound content of soils received may not exceed 216 pounds per day. NR 419.07 NoteNote: In calculating the total VOC content of soil received for disposal or beneficial use or reuse, landfills should not include in that figure the VOCs in soils accepted for treatment at a treatment facility at the landfill.
NR 419.07 NoteNote: Section NR 722.09 (4) has further limitations on the amount of contaminated soil that may be disposed of in landfills. NR 419.07(4)(e)(e) When remediating contaminated soil at a landspreading facility, the total volatile organic compound contaminants in the soil treated at a source may not exceed 6,000 pounds per year. NR 419.07(4)(f)(f) Except as provided for in sub. (6), the volatile organic compound emissions for pars. (b) and (c) and the volatile organic compound quantity for pars. (d) and (e) are determined by averaging the contaminant concentrations in all samples of the contaminated soil or water analyzed and multiplying that average by the total amount of soil or water to be remediated. If in any sample there is no contamination detected, the detection level of the test method is used for the contaminant concentration in that sample. NR 419.07(4)(g)(g) The volatile organic compound emissions determined for pars. (b) and (c), and the organic compound quantities determined for pars. (d) and (e), may be reduced by any method approved by the bureau of air management. NR 419.07 NoteNote: Methods may include but are not limited to approved destruction efficiency, afterburners, carbon absorption units, etc.
NR 419.07(5)(5) Other requirements. In addition to the other requirements of this section, a source shall meet the following requirements: NR 419.07 NoteNote: Material which is hazardous waste shall comply with the requirements in chs. NR 660 to 679. NR 419.07(5)(b)1.1. Except as provided in subd. 2., a thermal evaporation unit may not be used to remediate soil or water contaminated with chlorinated organic compounds unless an air pollution control permit has been issued to the source authorizing it to remediate soil or water contaminated with chlorinated organic compounds. NR 419.07(5)(b)2.2. A thermal evaporation unit may remediate soil or water contaminated with gasoline which contains small amounts of chlorinated organic additives to the gasoline, even though the unit does not have a permit authorizing it to remediate soil or water contaminated with chlorinated organic compounds. NR 419.07(5)(c)(c) Fuel requirements. A thermal evaporation unit may not be used to remediate soil or water contaminated with organic compounds containing aromatic hydrocarbons while using a fuel which is contaminated with chlorinated organic compounds unless an air pollution control permit has been issued to the source allowing it to use the fuel contaminated with chlorinated organic compounds while remediating soil or water contaminated with aromatic hydrocarbons. NR 419.07(5)(d)(d) Requirements for asphalt plants to remediate soil. In addition to the other requirements of this section, the following requirements shall apply to all asphalt plants which remediate soil or water contaminated with organic compounds: NR 419.07(5)(d)1.1. The asphalt plant shall have had a compliance stack test for particulate matter within the last 5 calendar years which determined that the particulate matter emission rate during the test did not exceed 90 mg/dscm (0.039 gr/dscf), not including backhalf condensible particulate matter. NR 419.07(5)(d)2.2. If an asphalt plant has had more than one compliance test during the last 5 calendar years, the results of the most recent test shall be used for purposes of demonstrating compliance with this section. NR 419.07(5)(d)3.3. The stack height shall be equal to or greater than 25 feet above grade. NR 419.07(5)(d)4.4. If the asphalt plant is using a wet scrubber to control particulate matter emissions, the scrubber pond shall meet the requirements of ch. NR 213. NR 419.07(5)(d)5.5. The asphalt plant shall have an air pollution control permit to operate which allows it to remediate soil or water containing organic compounds. NR 419.07(5)(d)6.6. The asphalt plant shall be operating in compliance with its permit. NR 419.07(5)(e)(e) Objectionable odors. If objectionable odors, as determined under s. NR 429.03, are determined to result from the remediation, the source shall take preventive measures satisfactory to the department to abate or control such emissions. NR 419.07(5)(f)(f) Relocation. Any portable source relocating shall file notification with the department’s air management program, as specified in s. 285.60 (5) (a), Stats., and s. NR 406.15. The signed notification shall be accompanied by a plot plan showing the layout of the site including the location and heights of any buildings, factories, schools, residences or public places in the vicinity of the proposed remediation site.