Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-10-201
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Rules – Fees
Official statutory text
A. The Board of Environmental Quality is directed and empowered
to promulgate rules for solid waste management including but not
limited to:
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1. The permitting, posting of security, construction,
operation, closure, maintenance and remediation of solid waste
disposal sites;
2. Disposal of solid waste in ways that are environmentally
safe and sanitary, as well as economically feasible;
3. Authorizing variances from the specific requirements of a
particular rule provided that the applicant for a variance has
demonstrated that compliance with the rule will be met by
substituted technology which equals or exceeds the protection
accorded by the particular rule and that the variance will not
result in a hazard to the health, environment and safety of the
people of this state or their property. The grant of any variance
shall be upon express condition that, in the event of the failure of
the substituted technology to conform to the requirements of law and
rules, the applicant shall be required to incorporate the
technology, process or procedure established under the rules;
4. Requiring the submission of laboratory reports or analyses
performed by certified laboratories for the purposes of compliance
monitoring and testing and for other purposes required for the
regulation of sludge pursuant to Part 4 of this Article;
5. The transportation of solid waste. Such rules shall not be
more stringent than those of the United States Department of
Transportation or the United States Interstate Commerce Commission;
6. Applicant disclosure; and
7. The regulation of borrow areas for soils to be used in solid
waste disposal sites. Regulatory authority over such borrow areas
shall be exclusive to the Board and the Department of Environmental
Quality.
B. Rules shall be promulgated in compliance with the
Administrative Procedures Act. Notice of any proposed changes to
such rules shall be given to the Oklahoma Municipal League, the
County Commissioners Association, and such citizens as have
requested to be notified and shall advise them of an opportunity to
comment thereon before the adoption of such rules.
C. Absent specific legislative authority, the Board shall not
amend any existing rule in such a manner as to encourage importation
of biomedical waste generated outside the territorial limits of this
state.
D. The Board, pursuant to Section 2-3-402 of this title and the
Administrative Procedures Act, shall establish a schedule of fees to
be charged for applications to issue and renew permits, licenses and
other authorizations required by the provisions of this article and
for such environmental services as are involved in the regulation of
solid waste. Fees charged pursuant to this section shall be paid
into the Department of Environmental Quality Revolving Fund and
shall be used by the Department in administering the Solid Waste
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 230
Management Act. The Board, in setting fees, shall consider factors
which include but are not limited to:
1. Facility size and capability;
2. Size of population served by such facility;
3. Type or class of facility; and
4. Type and amount of waste accepted, stored, treated,
transferred or disposed.
to promulgate rules for solid waste management including but not
limited to:
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 229
1. The permitting, posting of security, construction,
operation, closure, maintenance and remediation of solid waste
disposal sites;
2. Disposal of solid waste in ways that are environmentally
safe and sanitary, as well as economically feasible;
3. Authorizing variances from the specific requirements of a
particular rule provided that the applicant for a variance has
demonstrated that compliance with the rule will be met by
substituted technology which equals or exceeds the protection
accorded by the particular rule and that the variance will not
result in a hazard to the health, environment and safety of the
people of this state or their property. The grant of any variance
shall be upon express condition that, in the event of the failure of
the substituted technology to conform to the requirements of law and
rules, the applicant shall be required to incorporate the
technology, process or procedure established under the rules;
4. Requiring the submission of laboratory reports or analyses
performed by certified laboratories for the purposes of compliance
monitoring and testing and for other purposes required for the
regulation of sludge pursuant to Part 4 of this Article;
5. The transportation of solid waste. Such rules shall not be
more stringent than those of the United States Department of
Transportation or the United States Interstate Commerce Commission;
6. Applicant disclosure; and
7. The regulation of borrow areas for soils to be used in solid
waste disposal sites. Regulatory authority over such borrow areas
shall be exclusive to the Board and the Department of Environmental
Quality.
B. Rules shall be promulgated in compliance with the
Administrative Procedures Act. Notice of any proposed changes to
such rules shall be given to the Oklahoma Municipal League, the
County Commissioners Association, and such citizens as have
requested to be notified and shall advise them of an opportunity to
comment thereon before the adoption of such rules.
C. Absent specific legislative authority, the Board shall not
amend any existing rule in such a manner as to encourage importation
of biomedical waste generated outside the territorial limits of this
state.
D. The Board, pursuant to Section 2-3-402 of this title and the
Administrative Procedures Act, shall establish a schedule of fees to
be charged for applications to issue and renew permits, licenses and
other authorizations required by the provisions of this article and
for such environmental services as are involved in the regulation of
solid waste. Fees charged pursuant to this section shall be paid
into the Department of Environmental Quality Revolving Fund and
shall be used by the Department in administering the Solid Waste
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 230
Management Act. The Board, in setting fees, shall consider factors
which include but are not limited to:
1. Facility size and capability;
2. Size of population served by such facility;
3. Type or class of facility; and
4. Type and amount of waste accepted, stored, treated,
transferred or disposed.
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