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Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-7-113.1

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Issuance of permits - Suitability of facility -

Official statutory text

Administrative procedures.

A. The Department of Environmental Quality shall issue permits

for hazardous waste facilities. A permit shall be issued only upon

proper application and determination by the Department that the

proposed site and facility are physically and technically suitable.

B. Upon a finding that a proposed hazardous waste facility is

not physically or technically suitable, the Department shall deny

the permit.

C. In accordance with the provisions of Section 2-14-304 of

this title, an administrative permit hearing shall be available on a

proposed permit which is based on a Tier III hazardous waste permit

application for a new permit or for the modification of an existing

permit involving a fifty percent (50%) or more increase in permitted

capacity for storage, treatment or disposal including but not

limited to incineration.

D. The Department may, upon determining that public health or

safety requires emergency action, issue a temporary permit for

treatment or storage of hazardous waste or recyclable material for a

period not to exceed ninety (90) days without the prior notices and

opportunity to request a public meeting or the administrative permit

hearing required by this section or the Oklahoma Uniform

Environmental Permitting Act. Any person aggrieved by such permit

may seek judicial review.

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