Or. Admin. Code § 340-091-0040 - Decertification, Recertification, and Variances
(1) Certified persons shall be decertified if
the Department finds, through its review of the recycling reports (periodic
opportunity to recycle report and annual recovery rate report) submitted under
OAR 340-090-0100 or
340-091-0050, or through other
information that becomes known to the Department, that the opportunity to
recycle is no longer being provided. Certified local governments shall also be
decertified if any report required under OAR
340-090-0100 or
340-091-0050 is not submitted.
The procedure used for the decertification is as follows:
(a) The Department shall notify the disposal
site that receives the waste and the affected persons who participated in
preparing the most recent recycling report of the proposed decertification,
based on written findings;
(b) An
affected person may:
(A) Request a meeting
with the Department to review the Department's findings, which meeting may
include all or some of the persons who prepared the report; or
(B) Correct the deficiencies that the
Department found regarding the opportunity to recycle.
(c) For persons that have previously been
certified under OAR 340-091-0030, the Department
shall grant a reasonable extension of time of at least 60 days to permit the
affected persons to correct any deficiencies in providing the opportunity to
recycle. The disposal site permittee may submit, or cause to be submitted,
information to the Department during this period to demonstrate that any
deficiencies have been corrected and the opportunity to recycle is being
provided;
(d) If the Department
finds, after a reasonable extension of time, that the opportunity to recycle is
still not implemented by or for the person, the Director of the Department
shall notify the Commission, and shall send a notice to the disposal site that
receives wastes from the person and to the affected persons who participated in
the preparation of the most recent recycling report. This notice shall indicate
how comments on the Department's findings can be directed to the
Commission;
(e) If requested by the
disposal site permittee or by another affected person within 30 days after
notification under subsection (d) of this section, the Commission shall hold a
public hearing;
(f) If, after
review of the public record, and based on the Department's findings on review
of the recycling report and other information made known to the Department, the
Commission determines that all or part of the opportunity to recycle is not
being provided, the Commission shall act to decertify the person and shall set
an effective date for the decertification, subject to the requirements and
right of appeal set forth inORS
183.310 to
183.550.
(2) If a person has been decertified under
section (1) of this rule, the disposal site permittee may apply to the
Department for recertification by supplying, or causing to be supplied,
information to demonstrate that all deficiencies have been corrected and that
the opportunity to recycle is being provided. If the Department determines that
the opportunity to recycle is being provided, the Department shall so certify,
and shall provide notice of the certification to the affected disposal site
permittee.
(3) Upon written
application, the Commission may, to accommodate special conditions grant a
variance from specific requirements of rules adopted with regards to providing
the opportunity to recycle. The procedure for adopting such a variance and the
powers of the Commission shall be as set forth inORS
459A.055.
Notes
Stat. Auth.:ORS 459.045,ORS 459.305,ORS 459A.025 &ORS 468.020
Stats. Implemented:ORS 459.305 &ORS 459A.005 -ORS 459A.085
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