Environmental Permits Handbook
Hazardous Waste Notification
and Reporting Requirements |
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In early 2001, a new data system changed the way the State of Tennessee handled information about Hazardous Waste Activity. The new system stresses the following: Existing sites must report any change in facility data as the change occurs- (Reporting changes include but are not limited to: changes in name, owner, contact person, mailing address, location, waste stream information, generation changes, etc)
New sites can receive Notification Packet by calling the main number or you may download the Notification Forms fill out and send them to the address located on the forms.
FAQ: "Who is a generator of Hazardous Waste?"
When should a new site notify? New generators must submit the registration packet within 90 days of
the initial generation. The packet includes detailed questions about the
types of wastes generated, amounts, descriptions, etc. Who needs to notify the State of Tennessees
Hazardous Waste Program? Annual Reporting requirements for generators of hazardous waste: generators are divided into three categories based on their annual handling of hazardous wastes. Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators (CESQGs) should report annually but are not required to do so and do not pay an annual fee. Small Quantity Generators (SQGs) and Large Quantity Generators (LQGs) must report annually and pay annual fees.
New transporters of hazardous waste who wish to operate within the state of Tennessee must complete forms that are very much like the forms required for registering a site (Form HN). New In State Transporters will receive an Installation Identification Number from Tennessee upon the completion of the notification packet. Transporters will be issued a permit to transport hazardous waste after the notification packet is processed.
Transporters residing in a state other than Tennessee must also register and complete an abbreviated application form. Out of State transporters will be checked against the National EPA database. Note: If you have made any changes in your location, your mailing address, your contact persons etc and have not notified your home state of these changes, your permit process in the State of Tennessee may be delayed until all data can be verified.
Applicants may refer to the following publications for further information:
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