Utah Admin. Code R649-9-12 - Reporting and Recordkeeping Requirements for E and P Recycling Facilities
(1) Unauthorized
discharges or spills from E and P recycling facilities including water observed
in a leak detection system shall be reported, within 24 hours, to the
division.
(2) Each operator of an E
and P recycle facility shall keep records, which shall be available for
inspection by the division, for at least six years, showing at a minimum the
following:
(a) Date and time E and P product
was received, origin of the sample or location where it was taken, volume,
type, transporter, and generator of the E and P product; and
(b) Volume and type of E and P product
recycled.
(3) Reporting
and record keeping specific to long term produced water recycling pond
facilities.
(a) Each operator of a long term
produced water recycling pond facility, shall report to the division on a
quarterly basis the following:
(i) The volume
of produced water received during the quarter;
(ii) The volume of produced water reused in
oil and gas operations;
(iii) The
volume of produced water used for reinjection in Class II wells; and
(iv) Results of the weekly leak detection
system inspections.
(b)
Berms and outside walls shall be inspected quarterly and after a major rainfall
or windstorm. Berm erosion or loss of integrity shall be reported to the
division and may require immediate action.
(c) Accumulation of oil or other solids on
the surface of a long term produced water recycling pond that are not removed
within 48 hours shall be reported to the division.
(d) The occurrence of water in a leak
detection system during operation constitutes liner failure and requires
immediate action.
(i) The division has the
option of allowing the operator a short period to take corrective
action.
(ii) Further utilization
will be allowed only after liner repairs and an inspection by the division,
which inspection shall occur within ten days after the operator has taken
corrective action and notified the division regarding the action taken to
resolve the situation.
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