LDR Rules and Regulations 1997
Date: Dec. 5, 1997Citation: 62 FR 64503
Subject: LDRClarification of Standards for Treatment Variances, Final Rule
Abstract: This final rule clarifies conditions for granting treatment variances. It presents circumstances when application of the national treatment standard could be found to be "inappropriate," specifically where the national treatment standard is unsuitable from a technical standpoint or where the national treatment standard could lead to environmentally counterproductive results by discouraging needed remediation. The rule also withdraws the variance granted to Citgo for its Lake Charles Louisiana facility.
Date: Nov. 10, 1997
Citation: 62 FR 60465
Subject: LDR,
Phase IVSecond Supplemental Proposal, Metal Wastes,
Mineral Processing Wastes (PDF) (3 pp, 115K, About PDF), Notice of Data Availability
Abstract: This NODA presents for comment additional capacity information
that may be used for the Phase IV final rule. The information concerns
three wastes produced by the FMC Corporation.
Date: Aug. 28, 1997
Citation: 62 FR 45568
Subject: LDR,
Phase III--Second Emergency Revision of Treatment Standards
for Listed Hazardous Wastes From Carbamate Production (PDF) (8 pp, 147K, About PDF),
Immediate Final Rule
Abstract: This emergency revision extends the alternative carbamate
treatment standards by one year. Therefore, carbamate wastes may be treated
to meet the concentration limits set as the treatment standards or may
be treated by the technology used as the basis for the concentration limits.
Date: July 14, 1997
Citation: 62 FR 37694
Subject: LDR,
Phase III--Emergency Extension of the K088 National Capacity
Variance (PDF) (6 pp, 135K, About PDF), Final Rule
Abstract: This capacity extension permits K088 wastes to be land
disposed without having to comply with LDR treatment standards until Oct.
8, 1997. K088 wastes include spent potliners resulting from primary aluminum
production.
Date: June 17, 1997
Citation: 62 FR 32973
Subject: Carbamate
Production, Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste (PDF) (7 pp, 140K, About PDF),
Final Rule
Abstract: This final rule vacates the carbamates hazardous waste
listings (and LDR treatment standards) in response to Dithiocarbamates
Task Force v. EPA.
Date: June 9, 1997
Citation: 62 FR 31406
Subject: LDR,
Phase IV--Second Supplemental Proposal on Treatment Standards
for Metal Wastes and Mineral Processing Wastes, Mineral
Processing and Bevill Exclusion Issues, and the Use of
Hazardous Waste as Fill (PDF) (8 pp, 147K, About PDF), Extension of Comment Period
Abstract: This extension changes the public comment period for
the Phase IV Second Supplemental Proposed Rule to August 12, 1997.
Date: May 12, 1997
Citation: 62 FR 26041
Subject:
LDR, Phase IV-- Second Supplemental Proposal on Treatment
Standards for Metal Characteristic Wastes, Mineral Processing
Wastes, Proposed Rule
Abstract: This notice proposes revised universal treatment standards
for 12 metal constituents when they are in hazardous waste. Comments are
sought on a conditional exemption for secondary mineral processing materials.
This notice also includes an exclusion from the definition of solid waste
for certain wood preserving wastewaters. In addition, the use of most
hazardous wastes as fill material is proposed to be prohibited.
Date: May 12, 1997
Citation: 62 FR 25998
Subject: LDR,
Phase IV--Wood-Preserving Wastes, Paperwork Reduction
(Minirule), Final Rule (See also Supplemental
Information)
Abstract: This final rule sets treatment standards and effective
dates for wood preserving wastes. The rule significantly reduced LDR paperwork.
The rule also promulgates an alternative treatment standard, polymerization,
for certain ignitable wastes. Processed circuit boards and scrap metal
are exempted from RCRA. The rule also states that the California List
treatment standards are all now superceded by subsequent LDR rules.
Date: April 8, 1997
Citation: 62 FR 16747
Subject: Identification
and Listing of Petroleum Refining Wastes (PDF) (7 pp, 197K, About PDF), Notice of
Data Availability
Abstract: The NODA requests comments on additional modeling analyses
using different assumptions that in the original proposed rule.
Date: March 5, 1997
Citation: 62 FR 10004
Subject: LDR,
Phase IVTreatment Standards for Characteristic Metal
Wastes (PDF) (3 pp, 115K, About PDF), Notice of Data Availability
Abstract: This notice presents data on the practice of using iron
filings as a means of treating lead-contaminated spent foundry sand.
Date: Feb. 19,1997
Citation: 62 FR 7502
Subject: LDR,
Correction of Tables; Treatment Standards for Hazardous
Waste and Universal Treatment Standards (PDF) (99 pp, 4.0MB, About PDF); Final Rule
Abstract: This final rule corrects and clarifies the tables: "Treatment
Standards for Hazardous Wastes" at 40 CFR 268.40 and the "Universal
Treatment Standards" at 40 CFR 268.48. Several other corrections
were made to the tables in compliance with the Nov. 1, 1996 court decision
Dithiocarbamate Task Force v. Environmental Protection Agency.
These changes include removal of treatment standards for the 25 vacated
carbamate waste codes.
Date: Jan. 14, 1997
Citation: 62 FR 1992
Subject: LDR,
Extension of the K088 Capacity Variance (PDF) (6 pp, 138K, About PDF), Final Rule
Abstract: This rule extends the national capacity
variance for spent potliners from primary aluminum production
(K088) until July 8, 1997. This change is due to unanticipated
performance problems with the treatment technology.