NR 502.05(1)(g)(g) No person may operate or maintain a storage facility for municipal solid waste combustor residue except in compliance with sub. (7). NR 502.05(1)(h)(h) No person may operate or maintain a storage facility for infectious waste unless the person complies with s. NR 526.09. NR 502.05(2)(2) Exemptions for household waste. Containers for household wastes, serving a single household and located on the property where the waste is generated are exempt from all requirements of this chapter. NR 502.05(3)(3) Other exemptions. The following storage facilities are exempt from all requirements of this chapter, except as specified. NR 502.05(3)(a)(a) Storage facilities storing major appliances, electronic devices, or furniture, or that utilize containers such as lugger boxes or rolloffs for solid waste storage that serve apartments, commercial establishments, business establishments, and industries that are located on the premises served, provided the facility complies with the performance standards and closure requirements under s. NR 502.04 (1) and (3) (a) and (b) and the operational requirements listed under sub. (5). NR 502.05(3)(b)(b) Pit silos used for the storage of by-products from fruit, vegetable or grain processing operations where the by-products are to be used for animal feed, provided the facility is in compliance with applicable portions of ch. NR 213. NR 502.05(3)(c)(c) Facilities for high volume industrial waste or wood residue where the waste is stored at the point of generation for less than 72 hours prior to being transported for disposal or beneficial reuse and the facility complies with the general requirements listed under s. NR 502.04 and is operated and maintained in an environmentally sound and nuisance-free manner. NR 502.05(3)(d)(d) On site storage facilities at a solid waste processing facility, solid waste incinerator facility, or municipal solid waste combustor facility, provided the facility is in compliance with applicable portions of s. NR 502.08, 502.09 or 502.13. NR 502.05(3)(g)(g) Materials recovery facilities as defined in s. NR 500.03 (140). A materials recovery facility which serves one or more responsible units shall either hold a valid self-certification or be exempted from self-certification under s. NR 544.16 (2). NR 502.05(3)(i)(i) Facilities for the storage of industrial byproducts which are managed in compliance with ch. NR 538. NR 502.05(3)(j)(j) Noncontainerized storage facilities which meet all of the following criteria are exempt from all other requirements of this chapter: NR 502.05(3)(j)1.1. The facility meets the performance standards and closure requirements specified in s. NR 502.04 (1) and (3) (a) and (b), and complies with the operational requirements for noncontainerized storage facilities listed under sub. (6). NR 502.05(3)(j)2.2. The solid waste does not include putrescible waste such as garbage, municipal refuse or residue produced by the burning of municipal solid waste. NR 502.05(3)(j)3.3. The waste is free of noxious odors and not readily transported by wind or water unless it is stored to prevent such transport. NR 502.05(3)(j)4.4. The facility exists less than 9 months from the time of initial storage to the removal of all waste. NR 502.05(3)(j)5.5. The volume of waste stored at the facility does not exceed 5,000 cubic yards at any time. NR 502.05(3)(j)6.6. The combined total volume of waste stored at the facility over the allowable 9 month period does not exceed 10,000 cubic yards. NR 502.05(3)(j)7.7. Waste storage does not occur within a floodplain, or within 100 feet of any public or private water supply well, navigable lake, pond, flowage, river or stream, or within 20 feet of the facility property boundary. NR 502.05(3)(k)(k) Containerized storage facilities within a building that meet all of the following criteria are exempt from all other requirements of this chapter: NR 502.05(3)(k)2.2. New or expanded facilities shall comply with initial site inspection requirements in s. NR 502.04 (2) and demonstrate compliance with applicable locational criteria in sub. (4). NR 502.05(3)(k)4.4. Accept a maximum of 50 tons of waste per day and store a maximum of 1,000 tons of waste at any one time. NR 502.05(3)(k)5.5. Comply with operational requirements for containerized storage facilities in sub. (5). NR 502.05(3)(k)7.7. Prior to or with the initial license application, and with each subsequent license application, submit a cover letter containing the following certification: