Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 466 § 466.065 — Applicant for renewal to comply with ORS 466.055 and 466.060; exceptions;
Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 466 ·
Oregon Code § 466.065·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Applicant for renewal to comply with ORS 466.055 and 466.060; exceptions;
permit conditions; rules.
As a condition to the issuance of a renewal permit under ORS 466.005 to 466.385
and 466.992, the Environmental Quality Commission may require the applicant to
comply with all or some of the criteria set forth in ORS 466.055 and 466.060,
except that any application for a renewal permit for a treatment or disposal
facility located off the site of waste generation and operating on July 15,
1999, shall not have to comply with ORS 466.055 and 466.060 unless the
applicant proposes a different type of treatment or disposal than has been
authorized for use at any time at the facility. In issuing any renewal permit
for such a facility, the commission shall include in the permit conditions that
require all of the following:
(1) The facility
is limited to acceptance of hazardous waste or PCB for treatment or disposal in
an amount not to exceed 110 percent of the amount of hazardous waste or PCB
treated or disposed by the facility under any permit. The Department of
Environmental Quality shall approve acceptance of a greater amount of hazardous
waste or PCB for treatment or disposal as part of a permit renewal or
modification process if the applicant demonstrates that a greater amount of
hazardous waste or PCB is necessary either to protect or to provide a higher
level of protection of the public health and safety or of the environment.
(2) The facility
complies with all applicable federal and Oregon technological requirements for
treating and disposing of hazardous waste or PCB.
(3) The facility
meets property line setback requirements established by the commission by rule.
(4) The facility
owner, any parent company of the owner and the operator comply with all
applicable Oregon and federal requirements for financial and technical
capability to properly construct and operate the facility.
(5) The facility
owner or operator owns or contracts with an emergency response provider or
coordinator that can provide for timely response to a spill or release in
Oregon of hazardous waste or PCB being transported to the facility by a motor
vehicle owned by the owner or operator of the facility.
(6) Any person
hired by the owner or operator of the facility to transport hazardous waste or
PCB to the facility owns or has a contract with an emergency response provider
or coordinator that can provide for timely response to a spill or release in
Oregon of hazardous waste or PCB being transported by a motor vehicle to the
facility.
(7) Upon arrival
at the facility of any motor vehicle transporting hazardous waste or PCB not
described in subsection (5) or (6) of this section, the owner or operator of
the facility shall request to review the transporters authorization to
transport hazardous waste or PCB in Oregon and the drivers authorization to
drive a motor vehicle transporting hazardous waste or PCB in Oregon. The owner
or operator of the facility shall report to the department the name of any
transporter or driver failing to demonstrate authorization. [1985 c.670 §6;
1987 c.540 §20; 1999 c.740 §4]
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Key Points
01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 466.065
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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