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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDSHW-2025-000432 PART I - GENERAL INFORMATION APPLICANT: PLEASE COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS I. Application Type New Application Major Modification (see R315-311-2(1)(c)) Renewal Application Minor Modification (see R315-311-2(1)(a)) For Renewal Applications, Facility Expansion Applications, and Modifications Applications, enter current permit number: . II. Facility Name and Location Legal Name of Facility Facility Address (Street or Directions to Facility) County City Zip Code Telephone Township Range Section Quarter Section Quarter/Quarter SectionMain GateLatitude:Longitude: III. Facility Owner(s) Information Name of Facility Owner Mailing Address City State Zip Code Telephone IV. Facility Operator(s) Information Name of Facility Operator Mailing Address Click or tap here to enter text. City State Zip Code Telephone V. Property Owner(s) Information Name of Property Owner Mailing Address City State Zip Code Telephone VI. Designated Contact Information Facility Owner Designated Contact (if different than above) Title Mailing Address City State Zip Code Telephone Email Address Alternative Telephone (cell phone or other) Facility Operator Designated Contact (if different than above) Title Mailing Address City State Zip Code Telephone Email Address Alternative Telephone (cell phone or other) Property Owner Contact (if different than above) Title Mailing Address City State Zip Code Telephone Email Address Alternative Telephone (cell phone or other) VII. Waste Types (check all that apply) VIII. Facility Area Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR) Other: Click or tap here to enter text.Facility Area:acres Disposal Area:acres Design Capacity: Years Cubic Yards Tons PART II - APPLICATION CHECKLIST I. Facility General Information Description of Item Rule(s) Cited Included in Submission Location in the Document/Comments Ia. Requirements For All Facilities Complete Part I - General Information R315-310-3(1)(a) R315-310-12 Yes No, explain General facility descriptions including maps, plans, and drawings R315-310-3(1)(b) Yes No, explain Legal description of the property, proof of ownership, lease agreement, or other mechanism R315-310-3(1)(c) Yes No, explain Types of waste to be handled at the facility and area served by the facility R315-310-3(1)(d) Yes No, explain Closure and Post-Closure Care Plans R315-319-101 through 104 Yes No, explain Proposed financial assurance plan that meets the requirements of R315-309 R315-310-3(1)(j) Yes No, explain Historical and archeological identification efforts Historic preservation survey. See archeological requirement [R315-302-1(2)(a)(v)] R315-310-12 R315-310-3(1)(k) R315-302-1(2)(f) Yes No, explain For facilities owned or operated by a local government, financial information that discloses the costs of establishing and operating the facility R315-310-3(1)(l) Yes No, explain Traffic impact study [Utah Code 19-6-108(9)(g)] R315-302-1(2)(g) Yes No, explain Ib. Public Participation Requirements Name and address of all owners of the property within 1,000 feet of the proposed facility R315-310-3(2)(a)(i) Yes No, explain Documentation that a notice of intent to apply for a permit for a solid waste facility has been sent to all property owners identified in R315-310-3(2)(a)(ii) Yes No, explain Name of the local government with jurisdiction over the site and the mailing address of that local government office R315-310-3(2)(a)(iii) Yes No, explain Ic. Location Standards Location Restrictions Placement above the uppermost aquifer. Five feet above the uppermost aquifer and obtain professional engineer certification R315-319-60(a)-(b) Yes No, explain Demonstrate the facility meets the minimum requirements for placement above the uppermost aquifer by specified dates R315-319-60(c) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-60(d) Yes No, explain Wetlands New CCR landfills, existing and new CCR surface impoundments, and any lateral expansions of CCR units shall not be located in wetlands unless it meets the outlined requirements R315-319-61(a) Yes No, explain Receive certification from professional engineer and complete demonstrations by specified dates R315-319-61(b)-(c) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-61(d) Yes No, explain Fault Areas New CCR landfills, existing and new CCR surface impoundments, and all lateral expansions of CCR units shall not be located within 60 meters of the outermost damage zone of a fault that has had displacement in Holocene time unless it meets the outlined requirements R315-319-62(a) Yes No, explain Receive certification from professional engineer and complete demonstrations by specified dates R315-319-62(b)-(c) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-62(d) Yes No, explain Seismic Impact Zones New CCR landfills, existing and new CCR surface impoundments, and all lateral expansions of CCR units shall not be in seismic impact zones unless demonstrated by dates specified in R315-319-63(c) and all structural components including liners, leachate collection and removal systems, and surface water control systems, are designed to resist the maximum horizontal acceleration in lithified earth material for the site R315-319-63(a) Yes No, explain Receive certification from professional engineer and complete demonstrations by specified dates R315-319-63(b)-(c) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-63(d) Yes No, explain Unstable Areas An existing or new CCR landfill, existing or new CCR surface impoundment, or any lateral expansion of a CCR unit shall not be in an unstable area unless demonstrated by the dates specified in Subsection R315-319-64(d) that good engineering practices have been incorporated into the design of the CCR unit to ensure integrity of the CCR unit will not be disrupted R315-319-64(a) Yes No, explain Consider all the following factors, at a minimum, whether an area is unstable: soil conditions, differential settling, geologic features, human-made features or events both surface and subsurface R315-319-64(b) Yes No, explain Receive certification from professional engineer and complete demonstrations by specified dates Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-64(c)-(d) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-64(e) Yes No, explain IIa. Design Criteria Landfills New and lateral expansion of a CCR landfill shall be designed, constructed, operated, and maintained with either a composite liner, or alternative composite liner, and leachate system prior to construction R315-319-70(a) Yes No, explain Composite liner requirements R315-319-70(b) Yes No, explain Alternative composite liner requirements R315-319-70(c) Yes No, explain Leachate collection and removal system requirements R315-319-70(d) Yes No, explain Prior to and upon completion of construction or any lateral expansion, the owner or operator shall obtain certifications from a qualified professional engineer R315-319-70(e)-(f) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-70(g) Yes No, explain Surface Impoundments – General New surface impoundments and lateral expansions of existing shall be designed, constructed, operated, and maintained with either a composite liner or an alternative composite liner that meets the requirements of Subsection R315-319-70(b) or (c). R315-319-72(a) Yes No, explain Cover all surrounding earth likely to be in contact with CCR R315-319-72(b) Yes No, explain Prior to and upon completion of construction or any lateral expansion, the owner or operator shall obtain certifications from a qualified professional engineer R315-319-72(c)-(d) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-72(e) Yes No, explain Surface Impoundments – Structural Integrity R315-319-74(a)(1) through (a)(4) apply to new surface impoundments and any lateral expansion except new surface impoundments that are incised CCR units upon meeting the outlined requirements R315-319-74(a)(1) Yes No, explain Conduct initial and periodic hazard assessments followed by professional engineer certification R315-319-74(a)(2) Yes No, explain Develop, prepare, and maintain a written Emergency Action Plan (EAP) R315-319-74(a)(3)(i) Yes No, explain Amendments of the EAP may be done upon meeting the outlined requirements R315-319-74(a)(3)(ii) Yes No, explain Changes in hazard potential classification EAP requirements if applicable R315-319-74(a)(3)(iii) Yes No, explain EAP certification from a professional engineer R315-319-74(a)(3)(iv) Yes No, explain Activation and implementation of the EAP R315-319-74(a)(3)(v) Yes No, explain The surrounding areas are designed, constructed, operated, and maintained with vegetated slopes of dikes except for slopes that are protected with an alternate form of slope protection R315-319-74(a)(4) Yes No, explain R315-319-74(c) through (e) apply to a new surface impoundment and any lateral expansion of a surface impoundment that has a height of 5 feet or more and a storage volume of 20 acre-feet or more, or is 20 feet or higher R315-319-74(b) Yes No, explain No later than the initial receipt of CCR in the CCR unit, compile designs and construction plans R315-319-74(c)(1) Yes No, explain Changes in the design and construction under R315-319-74(c)(1), the unit shall be updated and placed in the facility's operating record as required by Subsection R315-319-105(f)(13) R315-319-74(c)(2) Yes No, explain Conduct initial and periodic structural stability assessments and document whether the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of the CCR unit is consistent with recognized and accepted engineering practices for the maximum volume of CCR and CCR wastewater that can be impounded R315-319-74(d)(1)(i) through (vii) Yes No, explain Conduct periodic assessments outlined in R315-319-74(d)(1) to identify any structural stability deficiencies associated with the CCR unit and recommend corrective measures R315-319-74(d)(2) Yes No, explain Professional engineer certification stating the initial and each subsequent periodic assessment was conducted in accordance with R315-319-74 R315-319-74(d)(3) Yes No, explain Conduct an initial and periodic safety factor assessments for each unit and document whether the calculated factors of safety achieve the minimum safety factors specified for the critical cross section of the embankment R315-319-74(e) Yes No, explain Conduct initial and periodic assessments within the required timeframes R315-319-74(f) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-74(g) Yes No, explain IIb. Operating Criteria Air Criteria Implement measures that minimize CCR from becoming airborne at the facility, including CCR fugitive dust originating from CCR units, roads, and other CCR management and material handling activities R315-319-80(a) Yes No, explain Prepare and operate a CCR fugitive dust control plan and receive approval from the director and as specified in R315-319-80(b)(1) through (7) R315-319-80(b) Yes No, explain Select a fugitive dust control measures most appropriate for site, and an explanation of how the measures selected are applicable and appropriate R315-319-80(b)(1)(i) through (ix) Yes No, explain A landfill or any lateral expansion of a landfill shall have in its CCR fugitive dust control plan procedures to emplace CCR as conditioned CCR. Conditioned CCR means wetting CCR with water to a moisture content that will prevent wind dispersal but not result in free liquids. R315-319-80(b)(2) Yes No, explain Include procedures to log citizen complaints received by the owner, and periodically assess the dust control plan’s effectiveness R315-319-80(b)(3)-(4) Yes No, explain Prepare the initial CCR fugitive dust control plan no later than by the initial receipt of CCR in any CCR unit if the owner becomes subject to Sections R315-319-50 through R315-319-107 after October 19, 2015 R315-319-80(b)(5) Yes No, explain A written amendment to the fugitive dust control plan may is allowed whenever there is a change in conditions that substantially affect it, and must be placed in the facility’s operating record as required in R315-319-105(g)(1) R315-319-80(b)(6) Yes No, explain Receive certification from a professional engineer stating that the initial CCR fugitive dust control plan, or any subsequent amendment of it, meets R315-319-80 R315-319-80(b)(7) Yes No, explain Prepare and submit annual reports within the required timeframes, and to the facility’s operating record R315-319-80(c) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-80(d) Yes No, explain Landfill – Run-On & Run-Off Controls All landfills and lateral expansions must design, construct, operate, and maintain run-on and run-off control systems during peak discharge, and collect and control its volume respectively, for a 24-hour, 25-year storm event R315-319-81(a) Yes No, explain Run-off shall be handled in accordance with the surface water requirements in R315-303-2(3) R315-319-81(b) Yes No, explain Prepare written initial and periodic run-on and run-off control system plans within the timeframes in R315-319-81(c)(3) and (4) R315-319-81(c)(1) Yes No, explain The written run-on and run-off control plan may be amended at any time provided it is placed in the facility's operating record as required by R315-319-105(g)(3) R315-319-81(c)(2) Yes No, explain Timeframes for preparing the initial run-on and run-off control system plan for a new or lateral expansion of a landfill shall be no later than the date of initial receipt of CCR in the CCR unit. R315-319-81(c)(3) Yes No, explain Prepare periodic run-on and run-off control plans every five years. The date of completing the initial plan is the basis for establishing the deadline to complete the first subsequent plan. R315-319-81(c)(4) Yes No, explain Receive certification from a professional engineer stating that the initial and periodic run-on and run-off control plans meet R315-319-81 R315-319-81(c)(5) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-81(d) Yes No, explain Surface Impoundments – Hydrologic & Hydraulic Capacity Requirements An existing or new surface impoundment or any lateral expansion of a surface impoundment shall design, construct, operate, and maintain an inflow design flood control system as outlined in R315-319-82(a)(1) and (2) R315-319-82(a) Yes No, explain Discharge shall be handled in accordance with the surface water requirements in R315-303-2(3) R315-319-82(b) Yes No, explain Prepare initial and periodic inflow design flood control system plans according to the timeframes specified in R315-319-82 (c)(3) and (4) R315-319-82(c)(1) Yes No, explain The written inflow design flood control system plan may be amended provided the revised plan is placed in the facility's operating record as required by Subsection R315-319-105(g)(4) R315-319-82(c)(2) Yes No, explain The initial inflow design flood control system plan shall be prepared no later than the date of initial receipt of CCR in the CCR unit R315-319-82(c)(3) Yes No, explain The periodic inflow design flood control system plan shall prepare it as required by R315-319-82(c)(1) every five years. The date of completing the initial plan is the basis for establishing the deadline to complete the first periodic plan R315-319-82(c)(4) Yes No, explain Receive certification from a professional engineer stating that the initial and periodic run-on and run-off control system plans meet the requirements of R315-319-105(g)(4) R315-319-82(c)(5) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-82(d) Yes No, explain Surface Impoundments – Inspection Requirements Inspection by a qualified person and within the required timeframes R315-319-83(a) Yes No, explain Annual and periodic inspections by a qualified professional engineer, and inspection reports R315-319-83(b)((1)-(2) Yes No, explain Inspection timeframes and frequency R315-319-83(b)((3)-(4) Yes No, explain Remedies if a deficiency or release is identified R315-319-83(b)((5) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-83(c) Yes No, explain Landfills – Inspection Requirements Inspections by a qualified person and timeframes R315-319-84(a) Yes No, explain Inspections by a qualified professional engineer, inspection report, timeframes, frequency of inspections, and remedies if deficiencies or releases are detected R315-319-84(b) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-84(c) Yes No, explain IIc. Groundwater Monitoring and Corrective Action Monitoring Except for inactive surface impoundments, all CCR landfills, CCR surface impoundments, and lateral expansions are subject to the groundwater monitoring and corrective action requirements R315-319-90(a) Yes No, explain Prior to initial receipt of CCR, new CCR landfills, surface impoundments, and all lateral expansions of CCR units, the owner or operator shall be in compliance with the groundwater monitoring requirements specified in R315-319-90(b)(1)(i) and (ii) R315-319-90(b) Yes No, explain Conduct groundwater monitoring and, if necessary, corrective action throughout the active life and post-closure care period R315-319-90(c) Yes No, explain Corrective Action In the event of a release from a CCR unit, immediately take all necessary measures to control the sources of releases to reduce or eliminate, to the maximum extent feasible, further releases of contaminants R315-319-90(d) Yes No, explain Annual groundwater monitoring and corrective action report requirements R315-319-90(e) Yes No, explain Inspection Requirements Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-90(f) Yes No, explain Monitoring Systems Install enough wells that meet performance standards outlined R315-319-91(a) Yes No, explain The number, spacing, and depths of monitoring systems must be determined on site-specific technical information and characterization R315-319-91(b) Yes No, explain Minimum number of monitoring wells R315-319-91(c) Yes No, explain A facility with multiple CCR units may install a multiunit groundwater monitoring system instead of separate groundwater monitoring systems for each CCR unit R315-319-91(d) Yes No, explain Monitoring well design, installation, construction, development & sampling R315-319-91(e) Yes No, explain Receive certification from a professional engineer stating that the groundwater system has met R315-319-91 R315-319-91(f) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-91(g) Yes No, explain Sampling and Analysis Requirements Sampling and analysis procedures to ensure accurate results and represents groundwater quality of background and downgradient wells R315-319-93(a) Yes No, explain Sampling and analytical methods, and groundwater elevations R315-319-93(b-c) Yes No, explain Background groundwater quality in upgradient and downgradient wells, and number of samples collected for detection and assessment monitoring R315-319-93(d-e) Yes No, explain Select a statistical method and determine whether there is a statistical increase over background values R315-319-93(f-h) Yes No, explain Measure total recoverable metal concentrations in groundwater R315-319-93(i) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-93(i) Yes No, explain Detection Monitoring Program Monitor wells according to R315-319-94 and constituents in Appendix III. R315-319-94(a) Yes No, explain Semiannual monitoring and eight samples R315-319-94(b) Yes No, explain Number of samples collected for each background and downgradient well R315-319-94(c) Yes No, explain Alternative monitoring option for repeated constituent sampling in Appendix III must be director approved R315-319-94(d) Yes No, explain Statistically significant increase over background level requirements R315-319-94(e) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-94(f) Yes No, explain Assessment Monitoring Program Required by the owner if there is a statistically significant increase is over background levels of Appendix III R315-319-95(a) Yes No, explain Within 90 days of triggering an assessment monitoring and annually, sample and analyze constituents in Appendix IV from each well R315-319-95(b) Yes No, explain Alternative monitoring option for repeated constituent sampling in Appendix IV R315-319-95(c) Yes No, explain Procedures after initial and subsequent sampling R315-319-95(d) Yes No, explain Conditions to returning to detection monitoring R315-319-95(e) Yes No, explain Conditions to remain in assessment monitoring R315-319-95(f) Yes No, explain Constituents in Appendix IV detected at statistically significant levels above the groundwater protection standard R315-319-95(g) Yes No, explain Establish a groundwater standard for each constituent in Appendix IV detected R315-319-95(h) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-95(i) Yes No, explain IId. Closure and Post-Closure Care Inactive Surface Impoundments Subject to the requirements of R315-319-50 through 107 applicable to existing surface impoundments R315-319-100 Yes No, explain Closure or Retrofit of CCR Units Existing unlined surface impoundments are subject to R315-319-101(a)(1) R315-319-101(a)-(b) Yes No, explain New surface impoundments are subject to R315-319-101(c)(1) R315-319-101(c) Yes No, explain Existing landfills are subject to R315-319-101(d)(1) R315-319-101(d) Yes No, explain Closure criteria of landfill, surface impoundment, or any lateral expansion R315-319-102(a) Yes No, explain Written closure plan R315-319-102(b) Yes No, explain Closure by removal of CCR R315-319-102(c) Yes No, explain Closure standards when leaving CCR in place R315-319-102(d) Yes No, explain Initiation of closure within applicable timeframes R315-319-102(e) Yes No, explain Completion of closure activities, timeframes and engineer certification R315-319-102(f) Yes No, explain Prepare a notification of intent to close with engineer certification R315-319-102(g) Yes No, explain Prepare a notification of closure of a CCR unit with engineer certification R315-319-102(h) Yes No, explain Deed notation requirements R315-319-102(i) Yes No, explain Recordkeeping requirements R315-319-102(j) Yes No, explain Retrofit existing surface impoundment R315-319-102(k) Yes No, explain Alternative Closure Requirements A CCR Unit subject to closure may continue to receive CCR if applicable and meets certain specified conditions and applicable timeframes R315-319-103 Yes No, explain No alternative CCR disposal capacity R315-319-103(a) Yes No, explain Permanent cessation of coal-fired boiler by specified timeframe if applicable R315-319-103(b) Yes No, explain Required notices and progress reports R315-319-103(c) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-103(d) Yes No, explain Except R315-319-104(a)(2) or (3), CCR units are subject to closure criteria R315-319-104(a) Yes No, explain Post-Closure Care Requirements Maintenance R315-319-104(b) Yes No, explain Length of time and groundwater monitoring obligations R315-319-104(c) Yes No, explain Written Post-Closure Plan with description, deadline, any amendments, and professional engineer’s certification R315-319-104(d) Yes No, explain Notification of completion R315-319-104(e) Yes No, explain Meet recordkeeping, notification, and internet requirements R315-319-104(e) Yes No, explain IIe. Recordkeeping, Notification, and Posting of Information to the Internet Recordkeeping Requirements Maintain files in a written operating record, retain for 5+ years documents on files, including design and operating criteria, groundwater monitoring and corrective action, closure and post-closure care, and retrofit criteria R315-319-105 Yes No, explain Notification Requirements Sent to the director within a deadline of placement in operating record, including location restrictions, design and operating criteria, groundwater monitoring and corrective action, closure and post-closure care, and retrofit criteria R315-319-106 Yes No, explain Publicly Accessible Internet Site Requirements Establish and maintain a publicly accessible Internet site that can be used for multiple units provided it delineates each unit’s information, post information within 30 days of placing it in operating record, including location restrictions, design and operating criteria, groundwater monitoring and corrective action, closure and post-closure care, and retrofit criteria R315-319-107 Yes No, explain