District of Columbia § 8-1318 Hazardous waste and toxic chemical source reduction plans.

District of Columbia Statutes

§ 8-1318 — Hazardous waste and toxic chemical source reduction plans.

District of Columbia·Title 8 Environmental and Animal Control and Protection.·Ch. 13 Hazardous Waste Management.·Subch. II Toxic Source Reduction.

(a)Pursuant to rules issued by the Mayor in accordance with § 8-1322 , beginning on January 1, 1992, and every 4 years thereafter, each business required to submit EPA Form R, and any additional data required, in accordance with § 8-1317 , including any District or federal government operations where applicable, shall submit a source reduction plan to the Mayor.

(b)Any source reduction plan submitted to the Mayor shall include the following:

(1)A statement of facility-wide management policy regarding hazardous waste and toxic chemical reduction;

(2)A statement of the scope and objectives of the plan, including the anticipated facility-wide reduction for each hazardous waste generated or toxic chemical used during the next 4 years;

(3)An identification of the type and amount

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(a) Pursuant to rules issued by the Mayor in accordance with § 8-1322 , beginning on January 1, 1992, and every 4 years thereafter, each business required to submit EPA Form R, and any additional data required, in accordance with § 8-1317 , including any District or federal government operations where applicable, shall submit a source reduction plan to the Mayor.

(b) Any source reduction plan submitted to the Mayor shall include the following:

(1) A statement of facility-wide management policy regarding hazardous waste and toxic chemical reduction;

(2) A statement of the scope and objectives of the plan, including the anticipated facility-wide reduction for each hazardous waste generated or toxic chemical used during the next 4 years;

(3) An identification of the type and amount of any hazardous waste generated or toxic chemical released into the environment; and

(4) A comprehensive economic and technical evaluation of appropriate technologies, procedures, and training programs to achieve hazardous waste and toxic chemical source reduction, including a schedule for and the estimated costs of implementation of the reduction.

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