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LDR Rules and Regulations 1995
Date: Dec. 21, 1995Citation: 60 FR 66344
Subject: Hazardous Waste Identification Rule (PDF) (126 pp, 1.52MB, About PDF), Proposed Rule
Abstract: This notice proposes risk-based exit levels for hazardous wastes. The notice proposes to cap some of the land disposal restriction numerical treatment standards with the risk-based exit levels.
Date: Nov. 28, 1995
Citation: 60 FR 58623
Subject: Notice
of Intent to Reissue an Exemption, Underground Injection
Wells, Cabot Corporation (PDF) (3 pp, 152K, About PDF), Intent to Reissue
Abstract: The notice proposes to reissue an exemption from LDRs
to the Cabot Corporation so they can continue to dispose of hazardous
wastes in a deep underground injection control well.
Date: Nov. 20, 1995
Citation: 60 FR 57747
Subject: Identification
and Listing of Petroleum Refining Wastes (PDF) (54 pp, 566K, About PDF), Proposed
Rule
Abstract: This notice proposes to list as hazardous three petroleum
refining wastes. LDR treatment standards (Universal Treatment Standards)
are proposed to apply to these wastes.
Date: Oct. 25, 1995
Citation: 60 FR 54645
Subject: Phase
IV–Clean Water Act Equivalency, Wood Preserving and
TC Metal Wastes (PDF) (4 pp, 197K, About PDF), Proposed Rule Correction
Abstract: This final rule makes corrections to the Aug. 22, 1995
proposed rule pertaining to the option 2 flow chart and contradictions
between UTS tables for F032, F034,and F035.
Date: Aug. 22, 1995
Citation: 60 FR 43654
Subject: LDR,
Phase IV–Clean Water Act Equivalency, Wood Preserving
and TC Metal Wastes (46 pp, 669K About PDF), Proposed Rule
Abstract: The notice explains that the Agency is considering whether
to regulate potential releases to air and groundwater of hazardous constituents
from surface impoundments treating wastes that were hazardous when generated
but have been diluted to render them nonhazardous. Treatment standards
and effective dates for wood preserving wastes and toxicity characteristic
metal wastes (D004-D011) are proposed.
Date: May 11, 1995
Citation: 60 FR 25492
Subject: Universal
Waste Rule (PDF) (60 pp, 813K, About PDF), Final Rule
Abstract: This rule encourages the recycling of certain pesticides,
nickel cadmium batteries, and mercury thermostats. Specific to LDR, this
rule announces that for universal wastes covered by this rule, the substantive
requirements of the LDR program must be met but not the administrative
requirements.
Date: March 2, 1995
Citation: 60 FR 11702
Subject: LDR,
Phase III–Decharacterized Wastewaters, Spent Potliners (PDF) (65 pp, 634K, About PDF),
Proposed Rule
Abstract: This notice proposes treatment standards and effective
dates for wastes from the production of carbamate pesticides, organobromine
flame retardants, and aluminum. In addition, it proposes that characteristic
wastewaters must be treated not only to rid the wastes of their characteristic
properties, but to treat them for underlying constituents as well. The
notice also proposes the banning of hazardous wastes used to fill holes
in the ground.
Date: Jan. 3, 1995
Citation: 60 FR 242
Subject: LDR,
Phase II–Universal Treatment Standards (PDF) (61 pp, 4MB, About PDF), Technical
Amendment
Abstract: This final rule makes corrections to
the prohibitions on land disposal of certain hazardous
wastes in the Sept. 19, 1993, Phase II Federal Register.