Kittitas SWMP Update_Approved_(2020-07-09)

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KCHD ORDINANCE 1999- 22 SOLID WASTE REGULATIONS c. All waste tire carriers, and businesses transporting more than five (5) waste tires generated by their own operations for the purpose of recycling, storage or disposal, shall maintain complete trip manifests for each occurrence of waste tire transportation. Completed manifests shall be retained at the point of generation for a period of two (2) years and be available to the Health Officer on request. Manifests shall be on one form and shall include: (1) Date tires are transported; (2) Number of tires transported; (3) Name, telephone number, and location of storage, recycling or final disposal facility to which the load is destined; and (4) Printed name and signature of person(s) transporting the waste tires. SECTION VI. SOLID WASTE HANDLING FACILITY STANDARDS A. General Facility Requirements 1. Applicability. a. All facilities which are subject to the standards of Chapters 173-303, 173-304 or 173-351 WAC or the amendments thereto, and all solid waste handling, storage, collection, transportation, treatment, utilization, processing, recycling, recovery, and final disposal facilities subject to these regulations are required to obtain permits. Single-family residences and single-family farms who generate waste on site are exempt from these permit requirements provided that the applicable standards of Section IV are fully complied with. b. Permits are not required for corrective actions at solid waste handling facilities performed by the state and/or in conjunction with the United States Environmental Protection Agency to implement the Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act of 1980 (CERCLA), or corrective actions taken by others to comply with a state and/or federal cleanup order provided that: (1) The action results in an overall improvement of the environmental impact of the site; (2) The action does not require or result in additional waste being delivered to the site or increase the amount of waste or contamination present at the site; (3) The facility standards of Chapters 173-304 and 173-351 WAC and Sections IV.B. and VI.A.3. are met; and (4) The Health Officer is informed in writing of the actions to be taken at least ninety (90) days prior to initial activities, and is given the opportunity to review and comment upon the proposed corrective action plans. c. Effective Dates. (1) Existing facilities will operate under the terms and conditions of their existing permits valid on the effective date of this regulation. After the expiratin date of existing permits, these existing facilities shall meet the requirements of this section.