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Solid Waste and
Emergency Response
DIRECTIVE NUMBER: 9433.01(83)
TITLE: Withdrawal of a Facility's Delisting Petition
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APPROVAL DATE: 11-14-83
EFFECTIVE DATE: 11-14-33
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PART 260 SUBPART C - RULEMAKING PETITIONS
DOC: 9433.01(83)
Key Words: Delisting
Regulations: 40 CFR Parts 261-265
Subject: Withdrawal of a Facility's Delisting Petition
Addressee: C.S. Majewski, Plant Engineer, Genrad Inc., Component Test
Division, 37 Great Road, Route 117 Bolton, Massachusetts
Originator: Kathy Margolis , Environmental Protection Specialist, Waste
Identification Branch
Source Doc: #9433.01(83)
Date: 11-14-83
Summary:
If a facility wishes to withdraw its delisting petition as a more cost-
effective option, a letter must be sent to EPA retracting the exclusion petition.
This letter must state that the waste petitioned for delisting will still be
considered hazardous and will be managed as such pursuant to Parts 261-65.
The State and Regional EPA Office will provide guidance to assist in fulfill-
ment of permitting and disposal requirements under the appropriate regulations.
If the material is removed from the site, as previously discussed, it must be
managed as a hazardous waste in an approved Subtitle C facility. If the material
is removed and further treated, the treatment residue will still be considered
a hazardous waste.
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Mr. C.5. Majaws-U
Plant Engineer
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Dear Mr. M a j e ws ki:
This leccer is in response Co our phone conversation of
November 10, 1933 regarding the possibilicy of withdrawing
your facility's delisting petition as a more cost-effective
option at this time. If you prefer this option, you will
need to send a letter to us rat-acting your ex.elusion
oatition that states that the waste oetitioned
e 1 i s •: i n g
will still be considered hazardous and vill be managed as
such. Tharafora, the Agency will still Consider your -..-.33:3
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i s t you in fulfilling all
tazardous waste controlled und3 r 40
t h e hazardous waste regulations. T h e
Office will provide guidance to 2s
permitting and disposal requirements under the hazardous waste
management regulations. If the material is removed from the
site, as previously discussed, it must be' managed as a hazardous
waste in an approved Subtitle C facility. If the material is
removed and further treated, the treatment residue will still
b 2 considered a hazardous waste.
It- you .ha,ve. anv..further.questions^ regarding withdrawal of
your petition '.'.or It 'y'oju .b£ye .Xriy. "^4^^ 9*?estrions -regarding -------
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me on .3.82-447.0.
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