report each to regarding the spill and the an Inspector within 24 Permittee's cleanup efforts. hours; and submit, to the Board and an Inspector, a detailed report on each spill within 30 days. The Permittee shall CHEMICAL The Permittee's Waste Management DISPOSAL dispose of all Toxic Plan must describe the disposal Material as described in methods for all Toxic Material. the approved Waste The methods and techniques for Management Plan. disposal will be subject to the approval of the Board, and there should be consultation with other agencies. This is a general condition that refers to all Toxic Material, other than substances for which there are specific conditions (e.g. Drilling Waste). Toxic Material may include brine, antifreeze, equipment fluids, Drilling Fluids/additives, etc. The Permittee shall This is the general condition for PETROLEUM dispose of all combustible Waste petroleum disposal. DISPOSAL Waste petroleum products Petroleum products can pollute soil by removal to an approved and streams if disposed of disposal facility. indiscriminately. The Permittee WASTE Petroleum products can pollute soil PETROLEUM dispose of all Waste and streams if disposed of DISPOSAL petroleum products by indiscriminately. This condition removal to an approved applies only if the Permittee has disposal facility or by proposed to incinerate Waste incineration in a device petroleum in the Waste Management designed for this purpose, Plan submitted with the as described in the application, and if the Board has approved Waste Management approved incineration as described Plan. in the plan if so the Waste – Petroleum Disposal condition above would not be used. Waste petroleum can be used in specially designed furnaces or boilers to heat buildings, thus reducing the need to ship and consume petroleum, while minimizing air emissions from incineration.
report each to an Inspector within 24 hours; and submit, to the Board and an Inspector, a detailed report on each spill within 30 days. regarding the spill and the Permittee's cleanup efforts. The Permittee shall dispose of all Toxic Material as described in the approved Waste Management Plan. CHEMICAL DISPOSAL The Permittee's Waste Management Plan must describe the disposal methods for all Toxic Material. The methods and techniques for disposal will be subject to the approval of the Board, and there should be consultation with other agencies. This is a general condition that refers to all Toxic Material, other than substances for which there are specific conditions (e.g. Drilling Waste). Toxic Material may include brine, antifreeze, equipment fluids, Drilling Fluids/additives, etc. The Permittee shall dispose of all combustible Waste petroleum products by removal to an approved disposal facility. PETROLEUM DISPOSAL This is the general condition for Waste petroleum disposal. Petroleum products can pollute soil and streams if disposed of indiscriminately. The Permittee dispose of all Waste petroleum products by removal to an approved disposal facility or by incineration in a device designed for this purpose, as described in the approved Waste Management Plan. WASTE PETROLEUM DISPOSAL Petroleum products can pollute soil and streams if disposed of indiscriminately. This condition applies only if the Permittee has proposed to incinerate Waste petroleum in the Waste Management Plan submitted with the application, and if the Board has approved incineration as described in the plan – if so the Waste Petroleum Disposal condition above would not be used. Waste petroleum can be used in specially designed furnaces or boilers to heat buildings, thus reducing the need to ship and consume petroleum, while minimizing air emissions from incineration.
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