Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-7-117
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Multi-user on-site treatment facilities - Permits -
Official statutory text
Suitability factors.
A. Two or more persons generating hazardous waste may enter
into a compact to construct and operate a multi-user on-site
treatment facility for the exclusive use of the members of such
compact. Such facility shall not be used as a hazardous waste
facility for off-site treatment, storage or disposal of hazardous
waste.
B. To be eligible for a permit issued pursuant to the
provisions of this section and the Oklahoma Hazardous Waste
Management Act, a multi-user on-site treatment facility shall meet
the following criteria:
1. The facility may be co-owned by the generators of hazardous
waste who are members of the compact;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 183
2. Each member of the compact shall be identified in the
application and permit. In addition, the individual hazardous waste
generated by each member shall be separately and distinctly
characterized in the application and in the permit and shall meet
the compatibility requirements established by the Department;
3. The facilities generating hazardous waste which is to be
treated at the multi-user on-site treatment facility shall be
located within the same county as the multi-user on-site treatment
facility;
4. The multi-user on-site treatment facility shall be located
upon the property of one of the compact members;
5. Financial responsibility requirements shall be the
responsibility of the compact members and shall be prorated
according to the relative amount of hazardous waste of a generator
to be treated at the facility; and
6. The Department may require such other criteria and
information in order to determine if the multi-user on-site
treatment facility is physically and technically suitable for the
hazardous waste to be treated at the facility.
C. A multi-user on-site treatment facility, located within an
industrial park which treats, stores or disposes of wastes that are
produced only within that industrial park, may be owned or operated
by persons other than the generators of the waste.
D. Upon compliance with the provisions of the Oklahoma
Hazardous Waste Management Act, this section and rules promulgated
thereunder, the Department shall issue a permit for the construction
and operation of a multi-user on-site treatment facility.
E. The board of county commissioners of the county in which a
multi-user on-site treatment facility is proposed to be located
shall review all transportation routes between such proposed
location and the facilities generating hazardous waste which are
operated by members of the compact. The provisions of Section 2-7-
115 of this title relating to county roads and bridges shall apply
to permit applications for multi-user on-site treatment facilities.
A. Two or more persons generating hazardous waste may enter
into a compact to construct and operate a multi-user on-site
treatment facility for the exclusive use of the members of such
compact. Such facility shall not be used as a hazardous waste
facility for off-site treatment, storage or disposal of hazardous
waste.
B. To be eligible for a permit issued pursuant to the
provisions of this section and the Oklahoma Hazardous Waste
Management Act, a multi-user on-site treatment facility shall meet
the following criteria:
1. The facility may be co-owned by the generators of hazardous
waste who are members of the compact;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 183
2. Each member of the compact shall be identified in the
application and permit. In addition, the individual hazardous waste
generated by each member shall be separately and distinctly
characterized in the application and in the permit and shall meet
the compatibility requirements established by the Department;
3. The facilities generating hazardous waste which is to be
treated at the multi-user on-site treatment facility shall be
located within the same county as the multi-user on-site treatment
facility;
4. The multi-user on-site treatment facility shall be located
upon the property of one of the compact members;
5. Financial responsibility requirements shall be the
responsibility of the compact members and shall be prorated
according to the relative amount of hazardous waste of a generator
to be treated at the facility; and
6. The Department may require such other criteria and
information in order to determine if the multi-user on-site
treatment facility is physically and technically suitable for the
hazardous waste to be treated at the facility.
C. A multi-user on-site treatment facility, located within an
industrial park which treats, stores or disposes of wastes that are
produced only within that industrial park, may be owned or operated
by persons other than the generators of the waste.
D. Upon compliance with the provisions of the Oklahoma
Hazardous Waste Management Act, this section and rules promulgated
thereunder, the Department shall issue a permit for the construction
and operation of a multi-user on-site treatment facility.
E. The board of county commissioners of the county in which a
multi-user on-site treatment facility is proposed to be located
shall review all transportation routes between such proposed
location and the facilities generating hazardous waste which are
operated by members of the compact. The provisions of Section 2-7-
115 of this title relating to county roads and bridges shall apply
to permit applications for multi-user on-site treatment facilities.
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