Mich. Admin. Code R. 299.4110 - "Other wastes regulated by statute" defined
Rule 110. As provided by section 11506 of the
(a) Hazardous waste regulated under part 111
of the act .
(b) Waste which is
contaminated by polychlorinated biphenyls and which is disposed of in a
facility that is licensed under TSCA.
(c) Drilling muds, land clearing debris, and
other wastes associated with the exploration, development, or production of
crude oil, natural gas, or geothermal energy, when managed within the same
field where it was generated and where such management is authorized by the
supervisor of wells in a permit or order issued under part 615 of the
act .
(d) Dredgings that are
approved by the department for disposal under either of the following
provisions:
(i) By issuance of a permit issued
under part 301 or part 325 of the act authorizing the disposal, if dredgings of
more than 300 cubic yards that are removed from either an area of concern
identified by the international joint commission or an area adjacent to or
immediately downstream of a facility regulated under part 201 of the act are
evaluated for contamination and, if contaminated, are managed in a manner
consistent with part 201 of the act . To evaluate dredgings for contamination, a
person shall do either of the following:
(A)
Analyze for PCBs, polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons, and the metals identified
in table 101. Dredgings shall not be considered contaminated if they meet the
criteria for inert material specified in section 11553(5) or (6).
(B) Instead of analyses, demonstrate that the
particle sizes of the dredgings are such that 95% or more of the particles will
be retained on a No. 200 sieve.
(ii) by department approval of a finding of
no significant impact prepared under the national environmental policy act of
1969, §42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.
(e) Tires that are managed in compliance with
part 169 of the act .
(f) Animals
that are composted or disposed of in accordance with 1982 PA 239, MCL 287.651
to 287.683.
(g) Earth overburden ,
rock, lean ore , and iron ore tailings that are regulated under part 631 of the
act .
(h) Septage waste which is
regulated under part 117 of the act and which is disposed of in a land
application unit.
(i) The following
waste that is regulated under part 31 of the act :
(i) Liquid waste that is disposed of in
accordance with a permit or order issued under part 31 of the act , except for
sludges or residues that are generated from the disposal.
(ii) Sludge that is disposed of in a land
application unit under a residuals management plan which is approved under part
31 of the act .
(j) The
following waste , at the point that it is regulated under part 55 of the act :
(i) Wood and stumps that are burned in
accordance with part 55 and part 515 of the act .
(ii) Medical waste that is burned in a unit
which is permitted or licensed to burn the waste under part 55 of the act .
Medical waste that is disposed of at a location other than at a unit as
specified in this paragraph is not exempt from part 115 of the act and these
rules.
(iii) Contaminated soil that
is treated in a thermal treatment unit which is permitted under part 55 of the
act , if the soil is contained at the treatment site so that the operation does
not expose the soil to the atmosphere and the elements. Residues from the
treatment shall be disposed of under a plan that is approved by the
department .
(iv) Chipped tires,
creosote railroad ties, and industrial waste that is burned as fuel in a
boiler, industrial furnace , or power plant which is permitted under part 55 of
the act , to burn the waste as fuel.
(k) Contaminated soil or other waste that is
generated from the remediation of environmental contamination, and that is
allowed to be disposed of at the site of environmental contamination or at
other property which is owned by the responsible party under a remedial action
plan that is approved under part 201 or part 213 of the act .
(l) Solid waste in open dumps which did not
receive waste after October 9, 1991, and which receive final cover pursuant to
either of the following provisions:
(i) A
remedial action plan that is approved under part 201 of the act .
(ii) A grant under part 191 or part 195 of
the act .
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