Iowa Administrative Code

demanufacturing facility shall submit to the department central office and department field office with jurisdiction over the appliance demanufacturing facility written notice of intent to permanently close the facility at least 90 days before closure. Closure shall not be offici…

118.15(1) Facilities shredding demanufactured appliances shall sample the fluff from the shredding of demanufactured appliances at least quarterly and analyze the fluff according to Test Methods for Evaluation of Solid Waste, Physical-Chemical Methods SW 846, US EPA, Third Editio…

Unless a facility is exempt from this rule pursuant to subrule 118.16(1), permitted appliance demanufacturing facilities must obtain and submit a financial assurance instrument to the department for storage of appliances in accordance with this rule. The financial assurance instr…

118.2(1) All discarded appliances must be demanufactured before being disposed of or recycled. This chapter does not apply to the service, repair, reuse or rebuilding of appliances or components for their original purpose. These rules do not apply to the removal of capacitors, re…

“Appliances” means household and commercial devices such as refrigerators, freezers, kitchen ranges, air-conditioning units, dehumidifiers, gas water heaters, furnaces, clothes washers, clothes dryers, dishwashers, microwave ovens and commercial coolers with components containing…

118.4(1) Any person collecting and storing discarded appliances must store the appliances so as to prevent electrical capacitors, refrigerant lines and compressors, and mercury-containing components from being damaged and allowing a release into the environment. 118.4(2) No metho…

118.5(1) Permit required. A person must obtain an appliance demanufacturing permit (ADP) from the department before conducting any demanufacturing activities. 118.5(2) Types of permits. a. A person may request a permit that excludes appliances that contain a particular type of ma…

application for appliance demanufacturing must contain the following information to be submitted on Form 542-8005. 1. Facility name. 2. Office address. 3. Location of demanufacturing facility if different from office address. 4. Contact person or official responsible for the oper…

requirements must be met by both fixed facilities and mobile operations. 118.7(1) Demanufacturing of appliances must take place on an impervious floor (including but not limited to concrete, ceramic tile, or metal, but not wood). Any spills must be contained and picked up with pr…

appliance demanufacturing facility must have a training certificate from a department-approved training course. A person who has completed the department-approved training course must be on site at all times when discarded appliances are being demanufactured. The training will, a…

118.9(1) All owners of refrigerant recovery and recycling equipment must provide certification to EPA that they have acquired and are using EPA-approved equipment. 118.9(2) Refrigerant in appliances must be recovered to EPA standards using equipment meeting EPA requirements (40 C…

119.1(1) Authority. Pursuant to Iowa Code sections 455D.7(1), 455D.6(6), and 455B.304, the environmental protection commission is given the authority to adopt rules regulating the disposal, collection, recycling and reuse of used oil and used oil filters. 119.1(2) Purpose. The pu…

“Contaminated” means used oil mixed with hazardous waste as defined by the resource conservation and recovery Act or with incompatible wastes including, but not limited to: antifreeze, solvents, paints, pesticides, or household hazardous materials. Minimal amounts of vehicle fuel…

119.3(1) Used oil shall not be accepted for final disposal at any sanitary landfill. However, a sanitary landfill or sanitary disposal project, as defined in Iowa Code section 455B.301, may accept used oil for temporary storage or collection if the ultimate disposition of the oil…

used oil from customers shall comply with the following requirements: 119.4(1) Used oil shall be accepted which is contained in a closed, unbreakable, preferably reusable, container. 119.4(2) Used oil collectors shall provide supervision of the collection process to minimize the …

accepting used oil filters from customers shall comply with the following requirements: 119.5(1) The used oil filters shall be collected, stored and transported in a container designed and maintained to prevent the spillage or discharge of used oil from the filters. 119.5(2) The …

567—119.4(455D,455B) and 567—119.5(455D,455B) relating to used oil and used oil filter collection, used oil retailers also shall comply with the following: 119.6(1) A durable, legible sign at least 8½" by 11" in size shall be placed near the point of sale which contains the follo…

567—119.4(455D,455B) to 567—119.6(455D,455B) relating to used oil and used oil filter collection, oil filter retailers also shall comply with the following: 119.7(1) A durable, legible sign at least 8½" by 11" in size shall be placed near the point of sale which contains the foll…

119.8(1) Aboveground. In addition to the requirements imposed by the office of the state fire marshal, the following standards are applicable to aboveground used oil collection tanks: a. The tank shall be of sufficient size to handle the projected quantities of used oil to be ret…

county where used oil or used oil filters are being accepted from customers, the retailer shall contact the department to determine if a collection site is located in the county. If no collection site is currently available in the county, the retailer shall accept used oil and us…

remediation and disposal of petroleum contaminated soil (PCS) through landfarming. These rules are intended to satisfy the requirements of Iowa Code sections 455B.301A, 455B.304 and 455B.383.

120.10(1) Access. Emergency response and remedial action plan (ERRAP) documents shall be readily available. Landfarm applicators shall have employees carry a copy of the ERRAP document to each site where operations are taking place. 120.10(2) Updates. An updated ERRAP shall be in…

120.11(1) Reporting. The following information shall be submitted to the department on a form provided by the department. All reporting submissions shall include the name, address, and telephone number of the landfarm and permit holder, as well as the permit number. a. Storage no…

landfarms shall be closed in one of the following ways: 120.12(1) Three years after the application of PCS, or 120.12(2) At least six months after the application of PCS when documentation has been submitted and acknowledged in writing by the department that each landfarm plot ha…

disposal project permit for a landfarm must obtain and submit a financial assurance instrument to the department in accordance with this rule. The financial assurance instrument shall provide monetary funds for the purpose of conducting closure activities at the landfarm plot(s) …

120.2(1) These rules apply to the landfarming of soils contaminated with biodegradable petroleum products including, but not limited to, gasoline, diesel fuel, kerosene, jet fuel, motor oil, hydraulic fluid, or some combination thereof. All PCS landfarming activities in which 3 o…

to be incorporated by reference in these rules. For the purposes of this chapter, the definitions found in 567—Chapter 100 shall apply. [ARC 6982C, IAB 4/19/23, effective 5/24/23]

120.4(1) Permit required. PCS shall not be landfarmed without a landfarm applicator permit from the department. 120.4(2) Landfarm applicator permit. Upon issuance of a landfarm applicator permit, the permit holder is authorized to apply PCS to the land to create one or more landf…

120.5(1) Landfarm applicator permits. To apply for a landfarm applicator permit, the applicant shall submit the following information to the department: a. The name, address, and telephone number of: (1) Agency applying for the landfarm applicator permit. (2) Owner(s) of the agen…

120.6(1) Department-supervised emergency cleanups. PCS originating from the cleanup of a spill or expedited overexcavation at a tank closure or upgrade under department jurisdiction shall be characterized and tested as follows before being landfarmed. Such PCS may be landfarmed p…

meet the following site exploration and suitability requirements. 120.7(1) Previous use. If a site is to be used as a landfarm, then the landfarm applicator shall obtain written confirmation from the site owner of one of the following requirements: a. That any other landfarm crea…

120.8(1) Requirements for all landfarms. All landfarms shall comply with the following design requirements: a. PCS storage areas. Storage areas for PCS shall be constructed in compliance with the following requirements: (1) Over an impervious surface (e.g., tarp, concrete pad, pl…

operating requirements: 120.9(1) Standard PCS. Only standard PCS may be land applied or stored at a landfarm without a permit amendment from the department. A permit amendment from the department, pursuant to subrule 120.4(10), shall be obtained for each particular source and typ…

including the land application of those wastes. The land application of solid wastes requires a specific permit from the department, unless certain conditions are met which warrant that an exemption be granted. This chapter provides general definitions applicable in this title an…

“Industrial sludge” means any sludge produced by industrial activity. “Land application” means a method through which sludge is applied to the ground surface. Land application may include subsurface injection. “Sewage sludge” is defined in 567—Chapter 67. “Sludge” means any solid…

secure a permit for any land application of solid waste not exempted in rules 121.5(455B) and 121.6(455B) shall file a properly completed application. 121.3(1) A properly completed application shall consist of the application form with all blanks filled in by the applicant, all s…

121.4(1) General. This chapter shall apply to the land application of solid wastes, except domestic septage, sewage sludge, animal manure, animal bedding and crop residue. Land application of animal manure should be in conformance with the provisions of 567—Chapter 65. Land appli…

121.5(1) Definitions. a. “Home and certain crop use” shall include lawns, gardens, flower beds or similar areas associated with residential use. Included also is land where food crops for human consumption are raised or are made available to the general public. b. “Food crops for…

wastes under the following circumstances. (Land applications that do not comply with these rules must have obtained a permit under rule 121.7(455B).) 121.6(1) Solid wastes. Solid wastes (other than petroleum contaminated soil) may be land applied without permit if the land applic…

121.5(455B) and 121.6(455B), a permit must be obtained by the waste generator in accordance with the following requirements. 121.7(1) Solid wastes. The land application of sludge other than from a publicly owned treatment works which does not comply with 121.6(455B) shall: a. Sub…

of a sanitary disposal project permit for the land application of solid wastes that has received authorization to temporarily store waste at the application site(s) must obtain and submit a financial assurance instrument to the department in accordance with this rule. The financi…

455D.6(5). The purpose of this chapter is to implement rules for the recycling of discarded CRTs and the disassembly and removal of toxic parts from discarded CRTs in a manner that is safe for human health and the environment. [ARC 6352C, IAB 6/15/22, effective 7/20/22]

122.10(1) All CRT recycling facilities shall maintain the following records on a calendar-year basis: a. The total aggregate weight and receipt date of each shipment of discarded CRTs received from businesses, institutions, CRT collection facilities, short-term CRT collection eve…

report the following information on Form 542-8131, provided by the department, to the department by February 1 of each year for the previous calendar year. 122.11(1) The amount, either by weight or volume, of discarded CRTs and processed CRT glass on site on January 1. 122.11(2) …

CRT collection facility shall submit to the department written notice of intent to permanently close at least 60 days before closure. Closure shall not be official until the department field office with jurisdiction over the facility has given written certification of the proper …

collected for recycling and to CRT glass processed for recycling. This chapter does not apply to CRTs collected for disposal. 122.2(1) This chapter applies to facilities and short-term CRT collection events that perform CRT recycling functions including but not limited to the col…

567—Chapter 100 shall apply. [ARC 6352C, IAB 6/15/22, effective 7/20/22]

conducted in a manner that complies with this rule. Short-term CRT collection event organizers are not required to register the event as a CRT collection facility. 122.4(1) Within one week of collection, all discarded CRTs and CRT glass shall be transported to a properly permitte…

with the department using Form 542-0060. 122.5(1) The registration application shall include proof of the applicant’s ownership of the property or legal entitlement to use the property for CRT collection. If the facility is leased, the application shall also include a statement, …

122.6(1) Permit required. A CRT recycling facility shall not be operated without a permit from the department. 122.6(2) Notification of change in status. CRT recycling facilities must notify the department 30 days prior to any significant change of status of the operation, includ…