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Cenex Refinery : Montana Hazardous Waste Permit, permit no. MTHWP-91-01, draft PDF

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s MONTANA STATE LIBRARY 363.7287 H2CRHWP 3 0864 0015 2333 4 1991 CENEX REFINERY MONTANA HAZARDOUS WASTE PERMIT Permit No. MTHWP-91-01 Prepared by : Solid and Hazardous Waste Bureau Department of Health and Environmental Sciences Cogswell Building Helena, MT 59620 (406) 444-1430 and United States Environmental Protection Agency Region VHI 999 18th Street Denver Place Suite 500 Denver, CO 80202-2405 mji DOCUMINTS COLLECTIor II Draft issued April 21, 1991 MONTANA STATE LidKARV HELENA, MONTANA E HP, I5*5 E. 6th AVE : % DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Solid and Hazardous Waste Bureau STAN STEPHENS, GOVERNOR FAX #(406) 444-1499 STATE OF MONTANA' OFFICE 836 Front Street MAILING Cogswell Building LOCATION: Helena, Montana ADDRESS: Helena, MT 59620 Waste Management Section (406) 444-1430 MONTANA HAZARDOUS WASTE PERMIT Permit No. MTHWP-91-01 Permittee: Cenex Refinery EPA Identification Number MTD006238083 Pursuant to the Montana Hazardous Waste and Underground Storage Tank Act (MHWUSTA) and regulations promulgated thereunder by the Montana Department of Health and Environmental Sciences (hereafter referred to as the Department), a permit is hereby issued to Cenex Refinery (hereafter referred to as the Permittee), to close, monitor, and provide post-closure care and corrective action for a hazardous waste land treatment unit located in Yellowstone County, Montana, near Laurel, at latitude 45° 39' 20" and longitude 108° 46' 30". This Permit consists of the conditions contained herein (including those in any attachments) and the applicable requirements in Title 16, Chapter 44, Administrative Rules of Montana (ARM) as specified in the Permit. This Permit presumes that the information submitted in the Permit application as amended September 11, 1990, and as modified by subsequent amendments (hereafter referred to as the Application), is accurate and that the facility will be closed and monitiored as specified in the Application, except as modified by the Permit conditions. Where portions of the Application are incorporated herein by reference, they are deemed to be part of this Permit. Any inaccuracies or misrepresentations found in the Application may be grounds for the revocation or modification of this Permit (see ARM 16.44.116 through 16.44.118). The Permittee must inform the Department of any deviation from or changes in the information in the Application or in on-site operations which would affect the Permitte's ability to comply with the applicable regulations or Permit conditions. Based on the above considerations, this Permit becomes effective on August 1, 1991, and shall remain in effect through August 1, 2001, unless revoked and re-issued, or terminated, or unless continued by the Department. Date: Signiture: Dennis Iverson, Director Montana Department of Health and Environmental Sciences AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER TABLE OF CONTENTS MODULE I - STANDARD CONDITIONS 1 LA. DEFINITIONS 1 LB. EFFECT OF PERMIT 1 LC. PERMIT ACTIONS 1 I.C.I. Permit Modification, Revocation and Reissuance, and Termination 1 I.C.2. Permit Renewal 2 I.D. DURATION OF PERMIT 2 I.E. SEVERABILITY 2 I.F. DUTIES AND REQUIREMENTS 2 I.F.I. Duty to Comply 2 I.F.2. Duty to Reapply 2 I.F.3. Permit Expiration 2 I.F.4. Need to Halt or Reduce Activity Not a Defense 3 I.F.5. Duty to Mitigate 3 I.F.6. Proper Operation and Maintenance 3 I.F.7. Duty to Provide Information 3 I.F.8. Inspection and Entry 3 I.F.9. Monitoring and Records 4 I.F.10. Reporting Planned Changes 4 I.F.ll. Reporting Anticipated Noncompliance 5 I.F.12. Transfer of Permits 5 I.F.13. Twenty-Four Hour Reporting 5 I.F.14. Other Noncompliance 6 I.F.15. Other Information 6 I.G. SIGNATORY REQUIREMENT 6 I.H. DOCUMENTS TO BE MAINTAINED AT THE FACILITY SITE 6 LI. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION 7 MODULE II - GENERAL FACILITY STANDARDS n.A. PERMITTED UNrT n.B. INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE II.C. SAMPLING, MONITORING, AND ANALYSIS n.D. secure n.E. GENERAL INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS H.F. PERSONNEL TRAINING 2 n.G. LOCATION STANDARDS 2 H.H. PREPAREDNESS AND PREVENTION 2 II.H.l. Required Equipment 2 II.H.2. Testing and Maintenance of Equipment 3 II.H.3. Access to Communications or Alarm System 3 II.H.4. Arrangements with Local Authorities 3 ILL CONTINGENCY PLAN 3 ILI.l. Implementation of Plan 3 ILI.2. Copies of Plan 3 H.I.3. Amendments to Plan 3 ILIA Emergency Coordinator 3 n.1.5. Reporting 3 II.I.6. Updated Plan 4 ILL RECORDKEEPING AND REPORTING 4 n.J.l. Operating Record 4 MODULE III - CLOSURE OF THE LAND TREATMENT UNIT 1 m.A GENERAL INFORMATION 1 HI.A1. Applicability 1 IILA2. Description of Land Treatment Unit 1 III.B. WASTE TREATED AND DISPOSED OF AT THE LAND TREATMENT UNIT 1 III.B.l. Hazardous Wastes 1 m.B.2. Nonhazardous Wastes 2 IILB.3. Waste Management Units 2 III.C CLOSURE STANDARD 2 III.D. CLOSURE PLANS 2 III.E. AMENDMENT OF THE CLOSURE PLAN 3 III.F. CERTIFICATION OF CLOSURE 4 IH.G. SURVEY PLAT 4 IILH HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL DIMENSIONS OF THE TREATMENT ZONE 4 DLL OPERATION OF THE LAND TREATMENT UNIT DURING CLOSURE 5 ni.I.l. General Requirements 5 IILL2. Disposal or Decontamination of Equipment 5 111. 1.3. Measures to Control pH 5 111.1.4. Nutrient Addition 5 111.1.5. Tillage 5 111.1.6. Control Wind Dispersal 6 IILL7. Establishment of Vegetative Cover 6 III.J. RUN-ON AND RUN-OFF SYSTEMS 6 III.K. INSPECTION OF LAND TREATMENT UNIT 6 III.L. FOOD CHAIN CROPS 7 IILM. LAND TREATMENT MONITORING REQUIREMENTS 7 Dl.M.l. General Requirements 7 III.M.2. General Sampling Methods 7 UI.M.3. Selection of Random Sampling Sites 8 III.MA General Analytical Methods 8 III.M.5. Zone of Incorporation (ZOI) Soil Monitoring 9 ni.M.5.b. Analytical Parameters 9 IILM.5.C. Sample Collection Methods 10 B3.M.6. Treatment Zone (TZ) and Below Treatment Zone Soil (BTZ) Core Monitoring 10 III.M.7. Groundwater Monitoring 11 HI.N. MONITORING EVALUATIONS 11 ii III.N.l. Zone of Incorporation Soil Monitoring Evaluation ... 11 III.N.2. Treatment Zone and Below Treatment Zone Soil » Monitoring Evaluation 12 m.N.3. Groundwater Monitoring Evaluation 13 III.O. REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 13 III.P. RECORDKEEPING 13 III.Q. COST ESTIMATE FOR CLOSURE 14 m.R FINANCIAL ASSURANCE FOR CLOSURE 14 MODULE IV - POST-CLOSURE CARE OF THE LAND TREATMENT UNIT IV.A APPLICABILITY iv!b. POST-CLOSURE PERIOD CARE STANDARD ............. IV.C POST-CLOSURE PLAN IV.C.1. Written Plan IV.D. AMENDMENT OF PLAN IV.E. POST-CLOSURE OPERATION OF THE LAND TREATMENT UNIT 2 IV.F. POST-CLOSURE CARE AND USE OF PROPERTY 3 IV.G. POST-CLOSURE NOTICES 5 IV.H. COST ESTIMATE FOR POST-CLOSURE CARE 6 IV.I. FINANCIAL ASSURANCE FOR POST-CLOSURE 6 MODULE V - GROUNDWATER MONITORING 1 V.A APPLICABILITY 1 V.B. REQUIRED PROGRAMS 2 V.C. GROUNDWATER PROTECTION STANDARD 3 V.D.I. Definitions 3 V.D.2. General 4 V.D.3. New Well Location and Construction 5 V.D.4. Sampling and Analysis Procedures 6 V.D.5. Groundwater Elevation 7 V.D.6. Monitoring Parameters 7 V.D.7. Background Water Quality 8 V.D.8. Other Conditions 8 V.E. COMPLIANCE MONITORING REQUIREMENTS 9 V.F. CORRECTIVE ACTION REQUIREMENTS 14 V.G. CLOSURE/POST-CLOSURE 16 MODULE VI - HAZARDOUS AND SOLID WASTE ACT REQUIREMENTS m

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