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Jackson, Ryan[jackson.ryan@epa.gov] Bloomberg BNA Tue 8/1/2017 12:18:03 PM Aug. 01 - EHS State Regulatory Alert
EHS State Regulatory Alert
August 01,2017 - Number 146
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California
AIR Air Resources Board/Climate Change California AIR
Final rule of the Air Resources Board adopts regulations under 17 CCR 95665 through 95677 and Appendices A, B, and C to set forth greenhouse gas emission standards for crude oil and natural gas facilities. The rule sets forth requirements for the collection and use of methane and associated gases from uncontrolled oil and water separators, well stimulation circulation tanks, specified centrifugal compressors, storage tanks, or replacement of higher emitting "wet seals" with lower emitting "dry seals." The rule also establishes requirements for leak detection and repair for idle and active components and enhanced monitoring for underground natural gas storage facilities, including leak detection, ambient air monitoring, and optical gas imaging. In addition, the rule sets forth methane emission standards for large reciprocating compressors, other large compressor components and smaller compressors. Finally, the rule sets forth standards for the use of "no bleed" pneumatic pumps and "no bleed" continuous bleed pneumatic devices with limited exemptions and restrictions on intermittent bleed pneumatic devices and reporting requirements for liquids unloading and well casing vents. The rule is effective Oct. 1,2017. Contact: Trini Balcazar; ARB; 916-445-9564
--California Regulatory Notice Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
COASTAL ZONE Coastal Development Permits Issued by Coastal Commissions California COASTAL ZONE
Final rule of the California Coastal Commission amends regulations under 14 CCR 13055 regarding coastal development permits. The rule increases fees for permit applications and other filings by 16.7 percent over the 2008 base year to reflect an increase in the consumer price index. The rule is effective July 1, 2017. Contact: Robin Mayer; CCC; 415-904-5220
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--California Regulatory Notice Register (07/28/2017) Regulatory Update
MINING
Mining and Geology/Surface Mine Inspectors
California MINING
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Proposed rule of the Department of Conservation, Division of Mine Reclamation, adopts regulations under 14 CCR 3504.6 concerning the establishment of a training program for surface mine inspectors. The rule incorporates a guidance document that provides instructions and recommendations to surface mine inspectors performing inspections, including specifying the types of professionals authorized to conduct an inspection, lead agency responsibilities, inspection scheduling recommendations, requirements for inspection preparation and follow up, and filing requirements. The rule is being proposed due to a new statutory requirement that all mine inspections be conducted by an inspector who has on file with the lead agency and the department a certificate of completion of an inspection training workshop on or after July 1,2020. Hearing requests are due Aug. 25, 2017. Comments are due Sept. 11, 2017. Contact: Paul Fry; Department of Conservation, Division of Mine Reclamation; 916-324-0681; Paul.Fry@conservation.ca.gov
--California Regulatory Notice Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
OCCUPA TIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Division of Workers' Compensation/Official Medical Fee Schedule California OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
Final rule of the Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Workers' Compensation, amends regulations under 8 CCR 9789.12.2, 9789.17.1, 9789.18.12, and 9789.19, and adopts regulations under 8 CCR 9789.17.3 to update the official medical fee schedule for physicians. The rule aligns provisions with the Medicare and Medi-Cal payment systems. The rule is effective March 1, 2017. Contact: Jarvia Shu; DIR; 510-286-0646
--California Regulatory Notice Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH General Industry Safety Orders/Benzyl Chloride California OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
Proposed rule of the Department of Industrial Relations, Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board, amends regulations under 8 CCR 5155 to reduce the permissible exposure limit for benzyl chloride to an eight-hour time weighted average of 0.03 parts per million. A hearing is scheduled for Sept. 14, 2017, in Walnut Creek. Comments are due Sept. 14, 2017. Contact: Marley Hart; DIR, Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board; 916-274-5721
--California Regulatory Notice Register (07/28/2017)
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Regulatory Update
SOLID WASTE Secondary Material Processh California SOLID WASTE
lilies and Operations
Proposed rule of the Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery amends regulations under 14 CCR 17400 through 17410.4 (nonconsecutive) and 18100 through 18105.11 to set forth minimum operating standards for secondary material processing facilities and operations. The rule also places the facilities within the enforcement agency notification tier and registration permit tier. The rule creates an efficient permitting path for recycling centers that handle residual waste exceeding allowable levels and that would otherwise be required to obtain a full solid waste facility permit. A hearing is scheduled for Sept. 12, 2017, in Sacramento. Comments are due Sept. 11, 2017. Contact: Martin Perez; DRRR, Compliance and Mitigation Division; 916-323 0834; transfer.processing.regs@calrecycle.ca.gov
--California Regulatory Notice Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
Florida
GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY Electric Power Plant Siting Act Newspaper Notices Florida GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY
Notice of the Department of Environmental Protection announces changes to a May 3, 2017, proposed rule to amend regulations under FAC 62-17.281 to update templates for newspaper notice requirements for regulated entities under the state Electric Power Plant Siting Act. The rule incorporates by reference a Notice of the Filing of a Notice of Intent (DEP Template 62-17.281(1)), a Notice of Proposed Binding Written Agreements (DEP Template 62-17.281(2)), a Notice of Filing of Application (DEP Template 62-17.281(3)), a Notice of Land Use Consistency Determination (DEP Template 62-17.281(4)), a Notice of Land Use Hearing Before the Administrative Law Judge (DEP Template 62-17.281(5)), a Notice of Certification Hearing (DEP Template 62-17.281(6)), a Notice of Cancellation of Certification Hearing (DEP Template 62-17.281(7)), a Notice of Request for Modification of the Certification (DEP Template 62-17.281(8)), a Notice of Hearing for Modification of the Certification (DEP Template 62-17.281(9)), a Notice of Filing of a Supplemental Application (DEP Template 62-17.281(10)), and a Notice of Certification Hearing for a Supplemental Application (DEP Template 62-17.281(11)). The changes revise the titles of DEP Templates 62-17.281(1), 62-17.281(8), 62-17.281(9), 62-17.281(10), and 62-17.281(11). Contact: Ann Seiler; DEP, Division of Air Resource Management; 850-717-9113; Ann.Seiler@dep.state.fl.us
--Florida Administrative Weekly (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
WATER Everglades Agricultural Area Discharge Calculations Florida WATER
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Notice announces the intention of the South Florida Water Management District to amend regulations under FAC 40E-63.091, .104, and .106 regarding the Everglades construction project diversion basins and district works within the Everglades agricultural area. The rule updates the calculation methods used to measure phosphorous discharge from the Everglades agricultural area to account for several completed projects affecting the boundary inflow and outflow points used in the calculations. A hearing is scheduled for Aug. 29, 2017, in West Palm Beach. A comment due date is not specified. Contact: Carmela Bedregal; SFWMD; 561-682-2737; cbedrega@sfwmd.gov
--Florida Administrative Weekly (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
Oklahoma
OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY Corporation Commission Rules of Practice/Spacing Units Oklahoma OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
Emergency rule of the Corporation Commission amends regulations under OAC 165:5-7-6, -6.1, 6.2, and -7 concerning rules of practice. The rule revises terms concerning applications requesting the issuance of orders concerning horizontal well unitizations and multiunit horizontal wells in targeted reservoirs. The rule also clarifies authorizations for expenditure concerning applications for pooling orders and updates requirements for horizontal spacing units. A technical conference is scheduled for Aug. 8, 2017, and a hearing is scheduled for Aug. 22, 2017, both in Oklahoma City. Comments are due Aug. 15, 2017. Contact: Susan Conrad; Corporation Commission; 405-521-3939; s.conrad@occemail.com
--Oklahoma Register (07/27/2017)
Regulatory Update
OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY Oil and Gas Conservation/Horizontal Drilling Oklahoma OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
Emergency rule of the Corporation Commission amends regulations under OAC 165:10-3-28 regarding horizontal drilling. The rule adds references to 1,280 acre horizontal well units and defines "adjacent common source of supply" and a "targeted reservoir." The rule also deletes definitions, including "associated common source of supply," "Marmaton common source of supply," and "shale reservoir." A technical conference is scheduled for Aug. 8, 2017, and a hearing is scheduled for Aug. 22, 2017, both in Oklahoma City. Comments are due Aug. 15, 2017. Contact: Susan Conrad; Corporation Commission; 405-521-3939; s.conrad@occemail.com
--Oklahoma Register (07/27/2017)
Regulatory Update
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Pennsylvania
WATER General Permits/Water Obstruction and Encroachment Pennsylvania WATER
Notice of the Department of Environmental Protection announces the availability of a revised environmental assessment form and instructions for general permit applications under 25 PAC 105 regarding dam safety and waterway management. The revisions reorganize the required information into four modules for review, including program summary, resource identification and characterization, identification and description of potential project impacts, and mitigation plan. The revisions also add questions concerning large scale projects that are located in more than one county and are covered by more than one permit application. Contact: David Goerman; DEP; 717-772-5971; dgoerman@pa.gov
--Pennsylvania Bulletin (07/29/2017)
Regulatory Update
South Carolina
HAZARDOUS WASTE CLEANUP Chick-fil-A #466 Site Voluntary Cleanup Contract South Carolina HAZARDOUS WASTE CLEANUP
Notice announces the intention of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to enter into a voluntary cleanup contract with Chick-fil-A Inc. relating to the Chick-fil-A #466 site in Greenville. The notice specifies that Chick-fil-A will fund a remedial investigation to evaluate the source, nature, and extent of release of hazardous substances, pollutants, or contaminants and will reimburse the department for future costs associated with oversight of response work. Comments are due Aug. 28, 2017. Contact: David Wilkie; DHEC, Bureau of Land and Waste Management; 803-898-0882; wilkietd@dhec.sc.gov
--South Carolina State Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
HAZARDOUS WASTE CLEANUP
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South Carolina HAZARDOUS WASTE CLEANUP
Notice announces the intention of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to enter into a voluntary cleanup contract with One World Technologies Inc. relating to the Former Singer Co. site in Anderson. The notice specifies that One World will reimburse the department $20,298 for past response costs and for future costs associated with oversight of response work. The
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notice also specifies that One World will fund and a remedial investigation to evaluate the source, nature, and extent of release of hazardous substances, pollutants, or contaminants; to evaluate the effectiveness of the removal, injection pilot study, and continued operation of the groundwater pump and treat system; and, if necessary, a feasibility study to evaluate alternatives to clean-up. Comments are due Aug. 28, 2017. Contact: David Wilkie; DHEC, Bureau of Land and Waste Management; 803-898-0882; wilkietd@dhec.sc.gov
--South Carolina State Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
HAZARDOUS WASTE CLEANUP Inman Mills Site Voluntary Cleanup Contract South Carolina HAZARDOUS WASTE CLEANUP
Notice announces the intention of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to enter into a voluntary cleanup contract with Inman Development Venture LLC and Inman LLC relating to the Inman Mills site in Inman. The notice specifies that Inman will fund and preform a remedial investigation at the site and will reimburse the department for future costs associated with oversight of response work. Comments are due Aug. 28, 2017. Contact: David Wilkie; DHEC, Bureau of Land and Waste Management; 803-898-0882; wilkietd@dhec.sc.gov
--South Carolina State Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
HAZARDOUS WASTE CLEANUP Milliken Excelsior Site Voluntary Cieani, 1 tract South Carolina HAZARDOUS WASTE CLEANUP
Notice announces the intention of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to enter into a voluntary cleanup contract with Milliken & Co. relating to the Milliken Excelsior site in Union. The notice specifies that Milliken will fund and preform future response work at the site and will reimburse the department for future costs associated with oversight of response work. Comments are due Aug. 28, 2017. Contact: David Wilkie; DHEC, Bureau of Land and Waste Management; 803-898-0882; wilkietd@dhec.sc.gov
--South Carolina State Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
WATER License to Construct or Clean Onsite Sewage Treatment and Disposal Systems South Carolina WATER
Notice announces the intention of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to amend Regulation 61-56.1 to replace provisions for licensure to construct or clean onsite sewage treatment and disposal systems and self-contained toilets with provisions for licensure of septage pumpers and haulers. The rule also increases fees. A concurrent proposal readopts provisions for licensure of onsite wastewater systems master contractors under Regulation 61 56.2. Comments are due Aug. 28, 2017. Contact: David Vaughan; DEHC, Onsite Wastewater
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Management Program; 803-898-3432; vaughadr@dhec.sc.gov
--South Carolina State Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
WATER Licensing of Onsite Wastewater System Master Contractors South Carolina WATER
Notice announces the intention of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to amend Regulation 61-56.2 concerning licensure of onsite wastewater system master contractors. The rule incorporates the requirements for all installers that construct onsite wastewater septic systems. A concurrent proposal repeals the provisions under Regulation 61-56.1. Comments are due Aug. 28, 2017. Contact: David Vaughan; DEHC, Onsite Wastewater Management Program; 803-898-3432; vaughadr@dhec.sc.gov
--South Carolina State Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
WATER Septic Tank Site Evaluation Fees South Carolina WATER
Notice announces the intention of the Department of Health and Environmental Control to amend Regulation 61-55 concerning septic tank site evaluation fees. The rule increases application fees, adjusts the application fee structure, provides an expedited permitting process, and updates definitions. Comments are due Aug. 28, 2017. Contact: David Vaughan; DEHC, Onsite Wastewater Management Program; 803-898-3432; vaughadr@dhec.sc.gov
--South Carolina State Register (07/28/2017)
Regulatory Update
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