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PLAINTIFF'S EXHffiH Environmental Protection Agency 40 CFK Part 81 National Emiaaion Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants; Asbestos NESHAP Revision; Pinal Ride 48406 Federal Register t Vol- 53, No. 224 / Tuesdsy, November 20. 1990 / RuIesandRejuUtions ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION aseocaau: Bockfround information MMing, Manufacturing and Fabricating AGENCY document. Tbs background lafarmatica document (BSD) ter me promulgated 40 CFR Part 41 revisions asy be obtained from tha UJ. (AO-PRL-3S1-7J EPA Library (MIMS), Research Triangle Park. North Carolina. 27711. Ul^hcna RIN JOaO-AOT BO. (919) Ml-2777. pfeast refer in National Emission Standards ter Kaxardoua Air Poflutanta; Asbestos NE5HAP Revision _ "Bsckground in/oraation for Promulgated Asbestos NESHAP' Revisions," (Pubttcatioc No. EPA SBBfh"i 90/017). Tha BEDeootalaa summary of AOUtev; Environmental Protection. f . ) 1 all tbs public comments aide oa tho AgtoeyT *.. . ,, proposed revisions and tho acnose Final rula. ________ - 1t Administrator's comments. responses to tha summaky; THU Federal Register aotiea profflul|t* rules under lection lit of tb Cleon Air Act (CAA) for a*b*taa emissions and I* bawd on tha Administrator's determination that asbestos prtianti a, significant hah to human health a* a raault of air amiuioni from ona or mora sourc* categories and ia tharafora a hazardous air pollutant (see 38 FR 3031. March 31. 1971). Tha purport of tha raviaioaa promulgated today ia to anhasca anforcamant and promota complianca Dockttx. Docks! No, A-86-32 oc&lilaa supporting infonaation used ia developing the final revisions ta the asbestos NESHAP sad is available for public inspection tad copying between 9:30 azn. and 3JO pa. Monday through Friday, at EPAs Air Dockal (L&-1K). Room M-1S00. 1st Floor. Waterside MalL 401M Street. SW. WaahJngtao. DC 20480. A reasonable fas mayla charged for copying. son nmna mtomiation contact: The revisions to the standards require asbestos Bulling. Btnufaeturing and fabricating sources ta conduct daily monitoring for visible emissions. While the sbeeace of visible emissions does not meen there tre no asbestos fibers being emitted, the presence of visible amlislnns does Indicate a serious control device malfunction. Because eiaibie emissions monitoring is intended primarily to detect serious control deviea malfunctions, weekly inspections of air cleaning devices are also required, fa addition, the revisions promulgated require these sources to maintain records of the results of visible emissions monitoring and control device inspections, and to submit quarterly a copy of risible emissions monitoring records of visible emissions occurred dwing tha quarter. Tha revision requires owners or operators who install ftbne Silers after tha effective date of this ruit to provide (or assy inspection o! the Dmnoiition andlUnorotien with tha currant standard without altering the striniancy of existing controls. On fanuary 10.1918 tha Environmental Protactioa Agtney (ERA or tha Agency) proposed amendments to tha asbestos National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) that would require control For further Information and intarpratatioaa of applicability, compliance requirements, and roperting aspects of tha promulgated tevtotona, contact tha appropriate Regional. SUta or local ofBct contact u Bated ta 80 CFR 6184. For further (afenaattaa os 6m background of the regulatory The revisions require the owner or operator of a demolition or renovation activity ta provide additional information ia notifications, and to ronotify EPA if the start date of a demolition nr renovation changes from that given in the original notification. Another revision requires owners or device and fugitive eniseiao mftnUoring. recordkeeping, and repertlag far asbestos milling, manufacturing. and fabricating operettons. For plumed decisions ta tha promaltted revfeiaaa. contact Mr. Urn* Roy. Standards Davtlopaant Branch. Emission Standards DMsioo {VO-13). \3X operates* to give a 10-day notice for Movttion*. A person trained in the provisions of this rula and tha means of oomptyisg with them Is required to be deaoiihoaa and renovations, rovfainro to tha noliftcation requirements seen Environmental Protection Agency. an site whtn asbestos-containing Rawarch Triangle Park. North Carolina material (ACM) is stripped, removed or proposed, and saftty was added as a rtsson for exemption from tha aaa of wat removal methods. Recordkeeping requirement! ware proposed lot asbestos waste disposal. Garifrfeg revisions to several doftrifUma aaa provialona wart alao proposed. Numerous eomments wart lacahmd SB the proposed revisions, and today's 27711. telephone no. (119) Ml-88BS.?ar ihrthar iaibraatian sa the technical aapacts of the pnonlgttad rovfatocu. matost IktnAWLsSdtamantef* Tnlrlfin Ajiwt Bsisnrrh Trtranlii Pack North Carottoa 27711. tecapbama M. (819) 943-MQ7. deturbed. Whan wetting Is suspended doe ta freesiag temperatures, owners or operators an required to measun air temperature in the work area three (tows daring tha workday and keep daily temperature records far at laast 2 yean. Tha rovteieas alao darify EPA's peafflea regarding tha haadBng and treatment of aoalritbla aabestoa aotiea responds to thoae coamiote. od incorporates changesm a nauit af those materials rock as resilient Soar comments. arovcnvi oats November 90.19*0. Under aeedoa 907(b)(1) of tha Cfcoe Air aaettea 113 af the Oaan Afe Act fCAA) Act Judicial review of tha actions taken and an based on thg Adahtisteator'* by this nodca ia available aaiy by 2Brs| detemlnattoa that isbettoa mcasna a a petition for review In the United Suites significant risk to human health aa a the Nvfatau require yehldcs used to heasport isbestos-rontaintag wests materiel to be marked with the sign Court of Appeals for the District at Columbia Circuit within 10 Days af today's publication of thaw rules. Under section SOTftKJ) of tha Ossa Air Act the requirements that are the subject of today's aotiea may not bo challenged result af at amisslona boa cat or um aoana categories aad it thasnbro hazardous ah peSutest (m* 98 FI SOU (March 211871)). Tha roriafaoa - - promulgated today ataand tha sihishi NESHAP to anhasca eafereameal aod prescribed by tha Occupational Saftty ead Health Administration daring feeding sad unloading to wars naopk of -Jm presence of asbestos. For aS sahsetea-eentainiag waste material troasported offsite, tho revisions reqmrt later la civil or criminal prooedi&gs brought by EPA to enforoa these roqtdramcate. promote eompfiencs with tha aataat . standard without alttriag tha etriagfiy of existing controls. that a wrote shipment record (WSR) be provided te the waste site owner or spotter at the Bate that the wrote ia Federal Kaglatar f Vol- 85. No. 22< / Tawday, November 30.1900 / Rule* tad Sagulationa 48407 delivered lo the Mti disposal sit*, if a rules psomalgatad for inactive waata copy of tba WSR eigned bytbe waste disposal riles. A revision raprira* tha tile owner or operator k oof reeslved ewntr or opmstar ofan active waste within u dsyt of tbe dot* iko watt* was disposal alta to notify tba Administrator accepted by At initial kanaportar, tba to writing prior to excavating or revision* direct the waste generator to otherwise disturbing aabeatoe- contact the transporter and/or dltpoaal eontainina waata material that baa been alta owner or eparuterto determine tba dtpotitodai the dbpoeai fate and status of (be waita shipment. Tba ravialona further direct the waata generator to submit an exception taped Aebaatoo CanmniSM Aoeaaaaa to EPA If a signed copy of tba WS* la not received within 4$ daya of tha data tba waata waa accepted by tba initial tranaportar. Labels art required on eentaifiera of asbestos-containing waata material Croat manufacturing, fabricating demolition and fonetratioa ectivitire indicating tba name of tha waata generator and tba location where tba waata waa generatad A seetfon it promulgated to afarify that operatioca that convert aabaataacoatatning waste material Into Muasbeetoe (aabestoa-bue) matariaf mu covered by tbe NESKAF. The provisions ptomulgatad require tba owner or operator af each an operation to obtain prior wriltan approval of tba Administrator to conitract tba facility, and conduct a start-up performance tost Jnactiv* Wash DitpcselSJto Tba revision* require tba owner or operator of an inactiva waata disposal alta hr a mining, manufacturing c* fabricating operation to notify toe Administrator la writing prior to excavating or otherwise disturbing asbestos-containing waata nutarial that using specified analytical methods and procedure*. Requirement* far continaous monitoring during and altar the initial SO days ofoperation, aalaaions control, maintenance of itcorda of tost results an site, and report* lo tba Administrate are also promulgated today. baa bean deposited at tba disposal site a. Eavtruamanlal, Totcjj and Economic and to record on tba dead to the property a notation that will totem future purchasers of tba property that It baa bees used for tba disposal of aabaatoa-eoataintog waata notarial and that the survey plot and record of the location and quantity of sock waste aattrial an on file with tba Administrator. Aethm WstaDitpotalSUai Tba environmental. cnargy. and economic Impacts of tba rtvkkot te damoiHioo and monitek todudtog waata disposal, wars estimated hum tao baaannes. One la ftdl ooapBaaee with tbe MESHAF. and toe tuber to oarentaot tfimptiiimfat etahola and work practices. nforoemoai axporiaatos fadtastee that mtaytbeetoe removal The revisions require tba owiar or aparutiaaa raiatod to damotitiaa and tot operator of an active watts dispose! ftta to maintain WSKs and uport to writing mu patterned out afoamplbuma with tba raeafpt of a sigaUkut amuml of too MUHAF. Iba task ofuuatpitam Improperly anclooM or manni woeto artto toe MBHAFremoval pwvlriimn to IPA by the Mowing 'wirfrtag iby. leads to tot I Tba owner or operator ofan aw** waste dlapcaal aria la reqrtrof fry too too matt toot quantity actually motived and, faffing to do m within II dayuateroortetag too waata. to report too dtocnymaey ant any attempts to reccatik h to toe Aiadalstratar. Tba jimMmg taSaBowaravanaxoaodtha imlioatiiiidtotNMtf.lba.to appropriate kastFw far I'rrinittint it cunaari ate afwe*S~procticv*rather *u hi mitopjinai. AS aabaetaa raparutcfufunocttoadtopoaul aria to malatain raosrttoaf toe ioandan, depth and am. and vubaBB afuabiatea containing waste matortaturitota too disposal alto a* a map urdtapn attot disposal area. Upon ctoaou. too aanur or operator atat comply withal too ._ aoctrai davtora art fabrics NE2HAF. haiotoa. Few emiaaloa amararamant data exit foe aabesma aoaroaa. Thus, satiation* war* estimated using engineering methods sad assumptions, which resulted in aebslaatial anoartelaty. A detailed datcriptiao af tba approaebae used to utimste smierione is found in "Asbestos Emission Estimates far Mflriaa. Minafactartag, Fabricating. Demolition. RenoveBoc. and Waste Disposal* which is contained in Docket A-O-a. Estimated procees amiasfans ander the currant NESHAF at fail cempUaaoa far mflUng. manufacturing, and fabricating art approximately 7,400 kg/yr. Isaad an cuncut practice*, astimetad amissions bom tba removal activities associated with demolition and rawslias art approximately moo kg/yr and aatimatad waste disposal emission* bom aD aoureea an 227000 kg/yr. U demolition and rtnovatioe arae in fall compliance, estimated emissions from aabeato* removal activities aaaodaiad with damnUtim and renovation would be abont TOO kg/yr. Estimated amissions bom urasta disposal, aeaaming fall eomplisace with the NESHAP by ail sources, would be about MO kg/yr. Tbs coats of tba reviaieoe are axpecisd to be small nlativa to ooraui operating coots far toast induetries. Tbe luvfafane are fatended to promote ocmpllance and anbanca enforceability. Smell additional costs are associated with the recordkeeping and reporting reqaliamenttef toe raviaiont. Economic of (he promulgated altaroatitraa am expected to be miaiiasL Adverse Imparts ef toe pweanigsted revinocj on water, aoiae. and energy ware conatoarad. Dm to tba nature of tba rrriafana. w aifolflcant advanKtiapacto an wataat nefaa.se so argy are Tba vatdafana wmu proposed and ueblehed to too Ibdmal RagSrtar cm Jamaqr A Mi (H F* 112}. Tbo preamble fa too proposed standards ruvtafaas nofad toe pvuifabffity in toe dodbaiaf tot supporting tofamatloB aaad to divnloptog toe piopoaod ravfafaoa. Fabric aomaeata warn aabdtad at too tone af aeopoeeL Tb prnvfdt tolenatod partona toe appnrianlty far seal peeaantatfoaef too propaaad mriafaaa. a pobric bearing umabafan Pbtowiy & IMAnt a RasaaiubW#cFUb. North Carrttoa. Tba bearing ana epon to tba ^bbe. and to toe Frtfanl Bagfate notice waa from Jammy S8,im to March 7.2MB. Qm 48408 Faderal Register / Vol. 65, No. 224 / Tuesday. Novtmbw 20. 1990 f Rule ind Regulation* hundred comment letten were received Intention wee to distinguish between to response to the Federal Register materials that would readily release proposal- The comments have bees asbestos fibers whan damaged or cartfully considered and. where disturbed aad thoee materisls that wen determined to be eppropriate by the unlikely to result to the release of AdmtoJetretoe. changes have been made significant eaeuata of aebeetoe fiber*. to the propoeed revisions. To accomplish this. EPA labeled aa IV. Sifnificaat Comment* to the Propoeed Revision* Comaeata on the propoeed revisions wen received from induetry. trade "friable" those materials that was likaly to readily mtaeae fibers. Friable materials, whan dry, could easily be mumbled, pulverised, or reduced to powder using hand pressure. The teres aaaoeiatioaf and refuletory agenda*. A detailed diicuation of tfaeee comments and roeponeea can be found la the promulgation BID. which la referred to la the ADDRESSES eectioa of thia preamble. The comments and nepoaeee "reduced to powder" la readily understood to mean that the effected material la changed to a dust or powder that can become airborne. "Pulverised" indicates that the resulting material will Include dust as well at a Urge Dumber ummarixed la the BID serve aa the baeia for the change* that have been made to the revisions between proposal and promulgation. The major comments aad responses are summarised In this preamble. Most of the comment letten contained multiple comments. Significant coaments have been divided of email pieces of the original material. The term "mumbled" indicates that the affected material is saiily (La- asing hand pressure) broken tots a tana number of small pieces. Although dust is likely to be produced aa a result of crumbling. It la possible that than an some types of materials that caaba Into the following areas: demolition aad crumbled without producing dust li is renovation, and waste disposal. also understood that aumbUng refers to Demolition and Ronontion Notifiable ACM as actioa that occun essentially ia ana effort aad not to repeated attempts to crumble the materiel. For example, flow Comment- Several commasten argued that the rule should be modified to clarify that certain producta am aonfriable aad. therefore, net regulated. Asbestos cement (A/C) products. Including transite and exterior shingles, tils la good condition can be broken by hand into e few large pieces, but H is net easily brakes ia ooe effort into many small places. Oa the other head, floor tile that has lost Ha structural matrix ia to poor condition aad can ha broken into should be included among aonfriable many small pieces to one effort products according to eoamentere fV- Later. EPA realised that to toon D-49, IV-D-72. and IV-O-C*. Asbestos- testaacas. noeifriabi* malarial* that caetaining flooring products, such aa tile van subjected to tatstiM farces, such and shett vinyl flooring, warn as tot iatense mechanical faces considered by several coauneaian (IV- encountered during dcaoUtfat amid be d-is. rv-o-47. rv-o-M. rv-fwi iv- enabled pulverised, or redacod to D-M. and IV-D-gS) to always be powder, to these teatoaess. seriate aonfriable aad exempt from the rata, sfttariilt wkkhkidbittcwidMd with the exception of flooring that waa aonfriabia appeared capable ef being sanded (IV-O-4?, IV-CMS). releasing t^rtficaat amounts ad Another commenter. IV-D-tt. fa reference to asbestos reefing peedaete, argued that there la aa bade to tbs . _ ____ that wan oboervod by l?A to reduce otherwise record for saying that severely aoufHabto aabaatoa material to darn weathered asphaltic aetorial onuld become brittle. Oiwcntow IV-D-IL IV-D-31. IV-O-U. IV-D-, aad IV-O- the breaking ofi_____________ from ttaal beam* by repaatodtym&teg 5 recommended that the rata be ever the beams srita a cmwiar factor, clarified to exempt all nonfrtafcta ia view of the damage dams to tease materials as the rata ie esnatiy atbarwtea aoB&iabto metadata and tea xsderstoed. ComaaotarIV-O-n argued mouhtog tecnassd potential tar fiber that to present day ACM. too mfeasto* fibers am Socked to oemaad at rnpeontoa6aad9ei6jaM.HoteBasyeQa(afd9|saataeOMmfUfdriIomitlaMilfaaaMramMMwfaCo Wtamfneua or restooua Madera aad that material ware oomndamd to rendar the materials can be removed aad disposed of without aay rigdficanl aoofriabfe ACM late duet capable of mMmcosouamsimstof ul^mAOMtooi retaaea to the environment Aa a recall PA toasted a aoBcy Raapontm la UFl whaa the eebcetca determination to IMS renrmsg tea NESHAP rules wan first promulgated removal ofnaafriable senestea safaris! 2or the demolition of buildings, SPA'a teat was ooastetaat vrite fiPAta ktost to distinguish between material test could release significant amounts of asbestos fiber* duslng demolition and renovation operations and those that would bol Thia policy dstanciaatiou stated to aesfa that aay ACM, whether originally friable or aoofriabi* that become (or are likely to become) crumbled pulverised. or reduced to powder are covered by the NESHAP. Specifically, the determination stated teat * * * evea teeugh tee rtyulstieos address only aelcrial that is pneeotiy tttabl*. it docs sot gait ttaeifts autsriel that is Msble at tht time a#notification. Rsthsr. tfstaypoisi durfa the resevetion or deaolltlee. edditieoei Mebie ssbestM materiel is * arseied boo aaufrtebk terns, then this additional triable aeterial iunnrm aubtect te the leguletieas troa the Um of crestiae* * * The Issuance of this dsienniaatioa did aot altar the intent of the NESHAP. but waa coesistsnt with tea totem of the standard teat was written So prevent Significant emissions of asbestos fibers. Tbe intent of the policy determination wa* that it apply narrowly to specific butane** whan otherwise aonfriable materials would be damaged during demolition or renovation to te* extent that significant amounts of aibaeto* fiber* would be released to tea atmosphere. A statement to the determination to the affect that eons noafriabta materials may remain aonffiabl* throughout demefition and renovation ia avidasca teat this determination wet intended to be narrowly intsrpratad end not used to require removal ef all acaftiabto materials. For example, materials such as resiliant floor covering, esph&h roofing products, pecking, end gaakate would rarely, if ever. need to be namrad because, am when broken or damaged, they would not rebeae aigdncaat amounts of aebswos fiber*. Sut jst te H i* important to recognise teat soma noafriabl* materials do act haw* to be removed prior to demolition, it is atao important to recognire that sou aonfriable material* should be removed peter to demofitioa it as a result ot tea forcaa of daaalitice. aaatiabl* material is ltealy to become crumbled, puhraetead. or otemris* reduced to powder.?* exaapto. tea A/C sidlag an a building that ia to ha demolished aatet a wrecking boll to vary likaly to ha mumbled * pulverised with traiwaeed potential far the retaaea of significant tavata of asbestos fibers. Such material to this tostanct should be removed prior to dmoolttlea. Staca this policy determination was mads, there has baa sm* eeehisieo to Federal Ksgtetor / Vol. . No. B4 / Ttroedey, November 30, 1880 / Kulee end BegultHone 4Mn ha application. Aa a mult contractors operating la mar* than om enforcement jurisdiction bsv* encountered different Interpretations (or similar demolition operation*. For example. there hero beta Instances in which contraclon art required prior to demolition. to remove floor til* io on* enforcement jurisdiction but act la another. Contractor! and/or building owner* aad oparatara ara aaaur* aa to wfaat materials suit be raatovad aad what materials can ha laA in place aad are oflaa heeitaat to proceed without e ruling from EPA, which can involve significant delay*. A* a consequence. EPA received a number of request* from Suta aad rational aaforcaaaat a|Qci*a to clarify what it raquired under the NESHAF in dealiai with aoafriabl* matariaia eiae* the IMS policy determioatioa w*e issued la reiponsc to these requests. a clarification of the aoafriabl* lane waa Included io (ha revisions prapoaad on January 10. IMA These revisions war* intended to clarify the Intent of the original rule. Basically, EPA itatad in the January 10.1088. Fedaral AsgUiar notice that certain naafriablt matariaia, such aa Soar tilt. roofin| products. tad packings aad gssksts that art in good condition, can be lari in buildings batag demolished because fiber raleese from thee* matariaia. avan If the materials aa* damaged la relatively small compared ' io the fiber release from friable material*. Other aoofriable product* each aa A/C product* have a metier potential to release aabeetoe fibers whaa heavily damaged aad may have to be removed prior to demolition. In response to the ravialcat prop orad . on January 10. IMA aamaraut comments were lubmlttod to IPA. Many appaarad minimal and substeatiafiy Sewer than for friable materials. TVma findings, while uncertain, support EPA's origiaal argument that (here is a basis hr making a distinction between materials that resdily rale*** ibera aad those thatde aot A* a matt af (hot InformatiMMtharad In raspena* to comments. VA has bean able to ooupik a bat of nonfriabla AOf that, ander normal conditions. do not have to be removed prior to demolition operations. These ACM ara not expected to reisase aipaifieaat amounts of asbestos fibers to the outside air during dtaolition and. cassiateat srilb the intsai of the existing standards, are not being regulated. A definition of "category I nonfriabla AOT it added to the final rule, which lists resilient floor covering roofing products, gaskets. sad peeking*. However, if these materials ar* ts poor eenditioo and are friable or they at* subjected to griadhg cutting, or abrading, they ar* to be fretted ae friable sibesto* matsriaL Category! nanfrUbl* ACM that le la poor condition, but is not friable aad will aot be subjected to sanding grinding, cutting, or sbradteg, it act auhjad to (be NE3HAP. "b poor conation" has bean defined to mean that to* btadtag ofthe malarial it loaiag its Integrity aaladieaitd by poofing, cracking, er crambitftg ef the material. Othernonfrfabie matariaia ara IdestiZad as Caitgcry 0 aonfriahk AOd aad have to be evataahd on a caaby<aM baah. Category U tutorials Skat bocaoe trembled yafverizedamdaccd to powder dirtig ramoval ordering deamttte at* covered by fbo NESHAP. ------- it la only i the meterial is mrtensiveiy damaged. U. crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder, that the potential for aipsifleat fiber raise** to greatly bereatad. Also, to the definitions ef "ssbestoe-enflUining watt* material.* "friable tahastoa malarial" and atewhera, tee word "broken" b deleted The EPA is planning toteeu* addltiaaai lahrmatimi In the future on thla aad ether aspects of the NESHAP to help enforcement affidals and the regulated eoauawnlty Interpret and *PW *n NESHAP provisions. Qmwent Three eommesiera argued that IPA should indade mandatory asbestos surrey* k the rule. Commeater IV-D-S staled that IPA should require serveye hr 0 buiWinga prior to snd separate from any demolition or renovation activity. Commenter 1V-0-4 Stated that each buiMlng surveys could became pert of a p&lfc record, making the (hence oft survey e violation. Commenter IV-D-S noted that, if the survey hdicstsd thatstructure waa asbestos free, eg notification and enforcement costs would be eliainated Alan commenter IV-D-t explained (hat a darneltSon witbout proper nottfication emdd be eesSy established later. Cammeater* IV-D-47 sad IV-O-dS stated that EPA's requirement to survey baildtags prior I* demolition and renovation Si impfidt and should be made espISdt and require that surveys be performed by an accredited asbostoa inspector. Commenter 1V-1M? ate noted that OSHA requires a buildieg oarvey by a competent person aad Stated that EPA should similarly require of the oomaentara argaed that IM erne attamptiag to regulate amtfriehlo matariaia. which wan i exempted in previeue i _ D-M5V-0^ trod .IV- flMMMdfie miv hefbn dMafittea. rulemakings. Many om that the propoae' to clarify E3>aT| meUriel i more coafiMia0. UtIenranhmirpaowad^qfiUrwtaoathaeooeatfmrsmcatandu.Un describe materials hoi an mbfect to he ltd* Is tenonristaat wftfr tho emrant NSSHAP and emends coverage ef the MMP. Ibooo oommonten ototad that manly hooking nonMabk material tte a hcfltiyh* Inspected ter aobestoa prior to dimaSItte or noevaticn. As a tamdl efAt mmy. tofenutten on the aabsate aetmfal present the aetore af - dons am oqnsto to Bbor rahsoq. Osn msecere* that wS be taken to control detarmln* if1 teas posriMe to q*cati& eabaiMi afasbaete meet be roperted tho fiber release potential ofnonfriabla to EPA. Ctemeaiera JV-D-S7 aad IV- materials when may cm demigod daring demolition. AB of tbs svnftrtiilo data on fiber mteoa from BoortiK noting prodqctt, goafcatA pocktogA mi A/C products mac mvfcsrod to oomo tostaacaa. the fiber rateso Baths _______ . AMwegSt pwvtcealy measured during actual removal operations, whilelalbtrdaui timuiatad ramoval activiiie* in .< kiiMMdltln tagged. title nviste ehrifies fiWa oaMta m the mqeinmant to pnfom laboratory settings. Par the rnsmriala evaluated the potential f aengriabis materiel* om be brakam without soteaiag sdgni&cssal qoMtitie* ibe 40410 Federal Register / Vol. 88. No. 224 / Tuesday. Novembsr 20. 1090 / Rule* and Regulations performed by an "accredited" Inspector Commenter FV-O-rt stated that the datsrmination bo repsatsd using ths or by e "competent" penoo a* required definition would require asbesto* point counting technique with PLM. by O&HA. OSHA's requirement to kavt content to bo determined by Point coating, e systematic technique a competent peraon perform an transmission electron microscopy (TIM) for estimating eoncutntion. may also engineering eurvey prior to demolition (29 CTR 192fl.SJO) U to cnaure that the analysis, and (bat the high cost of TIM be sttful in quality atsunnee activities, should bo considered. Ccaunsatsr rV-O- especially in establishing a relationship atructural integrity of a structure ia n recommended that the ament between point counts and vital lufTident to prevent worker injury method continue to bo accepted with estimation procedures. caused by the unplanned collapse of any TIM specified over other methods. portion of the structure: a search far Kotponoo: Ths roeiaieno to fat asbestos is not required. An accredited inspector or competent person can perform the survey although using such asbestos NESHAP proposed onJanuary 10.1M9 would havo changed tho definition of "friable asbestos malarial" Individuals is not required. Using an from "grsattr than 1 percent weight" to accredited inspector and following the AHBtA requirements for building "greeter than 1 percent area" and referenced a method for tho analysis. inspections would help ensure a thorough inspection of the facility as Because ths msthod rafarencad actually contains two analytical methods-- required by the NESHAP. However. ERA has not had this requirement before and did not propose such a requirement The EPA will consider a requirement to use polarized light microscopy (PLM) which cumntly measures am. and x-rty diffraction (XRD) which msesures weight--EPA has modified the definition accredited inspectors in future amendments to ths nils. Commsntcr lV-D-4`s suggestion to require the survey of ell building* in advance of demolition or renovation would increase the stringency of the regulation by requiring all owners and operator* to survty thtir facilities for asbestos svsn whtn no demolition or renovation operations were planned. Ths revisions proposed on January 10. ion. are intended to clarify the rule and promote compliance. Tb* need for a revision that would affect stringency My bo considered at a later data. However, such a requirement would requite a substantial commitment af to specify the PLM method to avoid possible confusion as to which msthod is referenced. Because the PLM point counting method measures parent area, tit* phrase "by ana" ia net necessary and has basn taken out of tha definition. The difference between percent ana and percent weight depends on the density and volume of materials fa tha sample. These nlationshlpe an described in Asbestos Content fa Bulk Insulation Sampler Vlaual Estimates and Weight Composition (EPA-MO/Saa-OXl. September lies). However, tbs fact remains fact tha PLMprocsdan used ta dstormliM tha amount of resources to perform survey* <f aS existing buildings. In addition, it is not deer that it would always negste the need far pre-demolition inspections fa tbaftrtuw. Method for tha Detarmiaatien of Asbesto* fa Bulk Insulation Samples (EPA-gOO/MS-ga-Oin. Oocaabar 1992) measures parent ana and act parent weight PLM laboratories pnBsd at Friable Asbestos Material--Analytical meeting* of tha National Astorias Tbs accuracy of quantitative data from either technique of estimated is dependant spon severs! factors, ineluding: sample homogeneity, asbestos content asbestos fiber size, tb* prtsenca of Interfering matrix/binder materfaL and tha skill of the mkroscepist It ia suggested that the quantitation skill of ths microseopist may bo improved and concurrently verified through tho us* of calibration standards. Those standards may lneiuds wsU-chsrscteriasd bulk materials or inhouse calibration standards formulated by mixing known weights of commonly available fibrous (asbestos, cellulose, glass, etc.) and nonflbrous (plaster, day. vermicuUte. calcium carbonate, tie.) materials. For some materials, experience has shown that gravimetry (gravimetric sample reduction) la a viable technique to aid in the determination of asbestos content. The technique involves the systematic removal (and determination of the resulting weight loss) of Interfering components, and the coocantrttlon of asbestos In s rasidue. the components of which an identified by P1M. EPA ia currently conducting research to develop procedure* that will haip determine the appropriate analytical procedure to a* based on tha type af material, the level of asbestos present fa tha materfaL as wsU as other TIM is not nco--snded far routine Method Comment Commentate (V4Mf.IV> IMB. and IV-f>-y8 supported fat proposed changes to me doftaMoti of niHttot sttniiL" the change to psrcaet by era. CoOUBMBtflr IV-D-w aygasd fad to a Coundl admitted that panant mo la what they] flAmwdjom OamTnmOdiTmmJ mjfae mm gnuWsM^QiliBim&amS A38nr AIMm VIM pracadsn. An atprivafant sfaoil analysis of bulk sampias. TIM may be usofal fa the aaaJyds afapodal Mtorials caatafafag finely divided asfeactee particfaeTTba EPA is currently lustowfaggsacadMa far aaalyring bulk IfmAar favastigntion an psneoduras that would datemtoa what analytical techniques bava a major impact aft Visual estimation may bn aada Mag an appropriate far but saapfas of becaaaa than may faufii discnpancios in tho rasalM tha two methods. Commaatari provided an axampfa of tide, stating Pfamastaaa9iao.inantitntienhy . aaboatoe content*. Fir uxamgfa. a simple viral aatimatton tedtofant may be appropriate far the faftial screening ofbint samples ofktobfa matoriaL If the contained SSpareantasbectoa brant Vfaualoatimttla may aim i* made oontaiaod fast than ipenaot by waigbt dmiagpofariad light a&racagyjlLM) Coomnantar IV-O-20 fait fact faa . . mtammatif. naming faa gwjiwfari viaual ostimottai fachafaat fasticatea faat fas asbestos aoatent ia Ism than l# pawantadditicnalquaBBtoticBbypotott defiaitimnf "friable aabaatn tutorial" . am astfmaiinnafcnmpoamifa . mSSStebtanalyadaoacitoa ! should not be Boiled fa petal counting fa view of 4? 71 IMS. p. SIS3S. which Jartfis* the ecetrpiability af "an ewqu.fiavaa-talewmndt oaaartiimmaatttUena method." method athar than petal esaatfa^sad aa visual astimatian. SPA has rarfnsd fly --umafmn Afcqfr *tkm. oobootes fibers botow the Emit of naatntkm far Ml which la often fan afflortila. than onaiysia by TIM ia Federal Roglttor / Vol. 55. No. 234 / Tutidty, November . 1990 / Rule* and Regulation* 4MH Method of Notification end trenimleelcM of poor quality Comment Several comments wart received on the requirement to *** certified mail for notifying ERA. Moat of the commenter* objected to the um of eertifled mail to the rxcluaioe of other methods. Comisestera 1TV-D-23. IV-D-M, IV-O- li, IV-D-M rV-O-7*. IV-D-M and IVD-M coiuidered the oartifled aiall requirement to be unnactuary for ERA to achieve the Inteaded purpoee of the aotifleatioa proceea. It wu toted that eertifled mail would requin a trip to a poet office, which is a deterrent to timely notification. Commenter* IV-D. IV-D-M. IV-O-41. and IV-D-7* argued that notification by telefax machine may he more practical then eertifled mail. Commactara IV-O-ZS. IVD-M, and IV-D-U suneattd that notification by .telephone or tala/ax be allowed, followed by a written notification. Commentate IV-D-M. IV- requiring faxed massage* to be followed by telephone contact to confirm; traasouaaioa. Mon than one transmission may be required. la i instanesa, quality cannot be Improved. Alio, becauae ofcompothm moaeagta, it often requires a long time before fax can bo properly transmitted and verified Tbs ERA may oontidtr the iso of facsimile machines la the fatme when thstr reliability haa been improved. The EPA docs not consider it neceieety to eOow the use efthe telephone for the original aotificatfon of domoUtfon or renovation activity covorad by this standard. Tba notification must be bt writing. When States or focal authorities enforce their own aabestos regulations, ' they may choose the notification procedures. But if a State is delegs!ed authority for enforcing the NESHAR. then they must adhere to the NBHAR'e D-M. IV-D-M and IV-D-M observed that regular mailing of notices works satisfactorily and should ha allowed. Commontere IV-D-M and IV-D-M favored allowing the use of oversight ttAtohu, who favor* i____ notification* over tahpbeat notifications end the final rule continues to require the former. star IV-D-W argued that Ifa Stole agency hoe jurisdiction, the method of notification should bo left *p to the State agency. Commenter IV-O-32 argued that all notification! should be la writing becauae telephone notifieatian.ooes not result in a legally enforceable written record. Alao. commenter IV-D-U stated It iJwuid be noted that 08HA has recently proposed notification requirements (M TX M712. July 30.1B60) similar to these in thaNESHAR. The ERA is eoordinetfng with OSHA during their rulemaking So determine the moat efficient mechenlaato avoid dcpticatka and ensure that both ERA end OtHA recatv adequate i that allowing the use would promote schedule changes far minor nasone that be considered. . ' Aeepanae.' Several of the objected to the required use of mall even though ERA of certified mail as a uray of______ that oeenan/opanton hadproafef . In view ef the laadnflar . tba ERA haa daddod aat to require certified mafl ahhoogh So mm would be tUowo&lbatMa mail system, in. UA> worked setiefoetatT wlOooBtlnttofobg i the ralf eRedfiee posonarjt . S 7t lV-D-71IV-D-74. IV-D-M, IV-OV. IV-D-M, and IV-D-M suggested that ERA alfow the oar of eome other maena betide* certified mail for tenotlflcation, uch at tame day talaphoM or tslalax mesoogaa, when a May written notice would farther delay the prefect. Thl* would bo timplar and lets tun*, consuming. Commenter IV-O-41 also (uggasted that, whan it is foeaihte to provide a May written notice. Codelay* an known at least t days in advance, then such notice would be provided. Also, as commenter* rV-D-so, IV-O-t*. IV-D-M. IV-D-M. IV-D-M IV-D-M IV-D-M, and IV-D-7J tuggMted. a telephone notice could be followed by e written notice. According to commenter* IV-O-23, iv-D-34. lv-o-M. rv-o-r. iv-o-n. IV-D-M IV-D-IS. IV-D-tS, IV-D-M IV-D-M IV-D-M IV-D-n, IV-O-M IV-O-M. IV-O-M IV-D-04, IV-D-73, iv-d-ts. rv-D-78. rv-0-71 iv-o-r. IV-O-M and IV-D-M. there are nameroos unforeseen factor*, such a* equipment mobOisatica problems, personnel availability, wtethtr. or other project difficulties, tint can caua* a ramoval profact to start on a data other than the one submitted in the original notification. The#* commenter* fxplsiiwd thet tht proptmd rtaotiflcation requirements, with their additional waiting requirements, could mult hi Miaatonabls project delays nfficentiy increased project coats, of these eemmeatan and ______itsff IV-D-M taunted that ERA allow o Moject to atari within tome reasonable period of time, such a* a couple efday*, of lbs original itart data without having to ranotify IRA in writing. The ZPA should provide lor emoflexibfllty layndeting the exact start data. Sa tha experience ef ana of k foot anally itart g dap M tam afAm achadafod Tba ERA cgrtti that a 10> notfoa ii appropriate for and renovation* that eaa be ding tht *ea of telephone icesrasa ttartdatethumvIvaaeagifeafdeyaS MIV4M1IV-1MADMMKIV-DM IV4M& IV-O-Bfc IV-MIV-OO. rv-im IV-D-OJ.IV-D-MIV-C- 41412 Federal Ktglstor / Vol 54. No. 224 / Toteday, November 8& 1880 I Rile* and Regulations tha regulated community tad SPA. The ERA dow net want to Ictzrfua with cocaurrct by tequiriag 4-day waiting period far a wnatcn iwaotificotton whan takphsna call followed fey a writun rvoafifScjiaat would ouffieo. Nor dost CPA wtth u make ueottoa ritots to jobo that hava bB iwdbedalod bocaow written leMtilicstioa of ebexy* to start date was set rtonwi to Una. Emergency Renovation Comment Commanters IV-D-t. IV-O- 1< IV-O-41. rv^>-a and iv-tw stated that tha teapa of tba taf 'emergency renovation nparation" should aoi ba limited ta events resulting to "unaafa conditions" but shatdd Include avanta tucb as fire*. nipturad pipes, bailor failure*. ood other situation* that could praaaat pataatial public baalih or safety hourda if act immediately attended to. Commsatsr IV-O-ll asked if tha daftoidoa would toduda the release of asbestos toto tbs air. Cosnmanter IV-O-43 recommendad that tba definition toduda operations aacanary to protect equipment tea aignifleant damage. Kmpctam Evcato that would aacassitata aa emergency renovation toduda those that may prodnej Immediately unsafe eoaditioas ao wofi aa those that if act quickly remedied could reasonably be foresees to mult to aa ansafe or datriaeatal aflbet oa health. Far example, t bofiar to an apartment building that suddenly malfunctions during tho winter would aoad ta ba repaired Immediately- To protect equipment from signiScaat damage and to avoid imposing aa Eueatoaoble flaondal buntoa by requiring sources that svpariannv a sudden maspectsd eqatoautolidtan to watt 10 days, tha final rate todadat oqufpasoat damage and Itoasdal bardn at addingoal rtascca hr amargeacy raneeattcaa. and tha tteflmfflw ef emergency renovation la sevtead acoenfinpy HdtoWm sfftofifr that ton ondutton ofroolitoniiil facilittee having few w fester dmolttig uatts obaadd be elindnatoto Cawmontor IV-O-n astarted toot lurittoolil daoalittan sod mnoeatfm and otooefettd mate dtopceaf toochw significant quanttttoo ofaofrwtw mi obM&dbanulatod.CosuMntorIV-3h M afgned toot ratodanttal btoMngi baetag fiwr or fewer obMs shacM net ba axuapt from toa woefr praottwa pravtoteoa own V tooy an ansopt frea the aotificatioB roqulmocnto. ComsMotor IV-O-M siiaimmmtdisf toat only fedflMw urttb rat dwelling unit ba axdudad bacaaoa seataie of apartments are freqaostly txpoavd at a retaft of asbaatos wait pm funned by aaffsinad workers. fisteiawrTbe seewawadatton to raowve too noajHtoe tor wsfdiirtlei hdlitfas havtog four or tower dwelling unite wmdd sxpaad toe mope oftoa rile. Revision* that attar ttttogsacy may ba considered durtog a later telaatektog. However. ZPA dote aot cwsidor leiidaattel structure* toot are demolished or lenovatsd as port ef a commaittol ar pabUc project to be oxampt from this tela. For sxampte, too dtmotttioa of to* or more boasts aa part of an urbaa mtewe! protect a highway construction project or a pmfact to davslap a shopping industrial facility, or otbrr privet* devaiopoaot would be subject to the NESHAF. Nor would toe conversion of a hotel or torge apartment building to a condominium, a cooperative, ar a loft exempt toe structure from tha NESHAF. TkciuAr that condominisms, coopenrtleea. and lofts which noted tom dwvlltof arrfte ar* subject to (ba NESHAF. ha doftaitioa ef facility has beta modified accordingly. Tba owsar ef a borne hat renovates his boaw or damobsbw St to construct another beuac !o aot to ha subject to toa NESHAF. OatetttoatdhotoOattat Commit Cowmaaim SV-O-to argued toat toa dsfinfUoa at "SnstaBatica* sard* dsrifleatkxi and ub whether a pmrp f rwtdsakal buildings would ba xchided. Tha comaaater vetted that a group f leeidaattal budisfliat one lontton af1-taatoBatfe?*tofti. tomtom, wvitedfry toaiafc. Asaaaxampfe. aaveral hwsto located an highway cjUcsu'tasp, urban toa boaow an aoi wane bo attended wonr 2 |iM. I&K V9MMM wbn neaemondod toat nftaabor coerwa bo (than every 3 yuan. SPA agrew and hw osodifiad too nht to teqtom tefroAtr enwoea. Tbo TOA considers such sddSberel training impartial to aoiateto hmiliaricy with tha NESHAF as wad as to hasp abreast af any changes to dte standards. landing, Grinding. orAbndfag NoofriaM* ACX CtwmwC Communion IV-fMi. IV* D-ay, rwwn. rv-o-aa, rv-o-ot and rV-O-SC eoasidarad ssbostos-cocuiaing flooring products, such a* bit and thee' vinyl (Turing to always ba aeattiahle and sxatapt non too rata, wtth tot xtaptim of Soerisg that was bring saadad (Ciwmantora IV-D-*? and IV0-41.) Xaapoasw The EFA cooaidan the dvlibvrat* sanding, fading, ar ahradmg (indudiug drilling, exiting and chipping) af aflacnfriable materials, tochdiag rssilisnt floor covering asphalt roofing notarial Mddngs. and gaskets to bo tourett of aabootoi Tlotian* tad the reviafcm* require otoorsris* aonfriabte ACM to ba ttooted m if k wan tttehio when tt ig sandadi grataad or abraded. Also, a dafinlitoa of 'grinding' to added to clarify toa types of activtite*. sspadally toosa tovoMag nowfriahlo ssbestos matariato. that art subject to the ngtdatton. For axampta. typical floor tila noaeal toolhodt. such aa itorhsairel ddpptog. matt to toa floor tilt bai^ broken up bdo amorous small fiapMato. Thia rsmoeal matoad to subject to 4w NESHAF prewiaions. Otoor floor tfle lamoral matoeds are oeaflabla toot da not result to toa material being so soeenly dosaogsd. loch methods toduda tfaoaso of hoot from bout gone or alactite boat maddnaa, toa um of infrurod maehtoce. flooding with water or amandad water, and toa aw of toy lea ar Squid tolmgaa. Thaw methods whan properly otffiaod alow tos She to ba nmeaed wtto a ofetemu of damage to toe dee and maid not ba subject to too MESKAF. Doatottcn ofWiifttoMo Aabaotw tokrid _____ rCimmtiriws IWMi and WMMiwsortof fitiitoomoactegof not defined la too wetofaw ptopcoid an JumoiF m tm. A prabhn may wwh t it la aonoMomd tot qmpeotta of friabte. rfV-O-to sms anuad far a *eh Iftn-frfeMe.-toa tonabnU of at laaat t yasnsni by asan shaaM ap^y. tba final ratm The SKA wntofen nenfriablewbwiw material to ba____ _ aattritl mwlilntof mpk w t pvtorA roderoMtegtstor / Voj^j^_N^_224 ( Tuesday. November 20, 1980 / Rule* and Regulations 40413 MbtiiM by une that cannot be crumbled. pulverized, or reduced to power by band preteur*. However, aome sonfrteblt eebesto* material* caa be crumbled, pulverized, etc. to the eouree of dentoliUon/rtaovadon operaSana clearly do. Further. 06KA requires that workers bt Informed of htzanit to which thay are exposed. Accordingly. EPA believts tha provisions of 101.140(d) are appropriate as proposed end should aot be changed u luggsited. In view of the fiuperfund Amendmenu and Raauthorizatiao Act (SARA) Title m regulations. Commanttrs IV-D-ai rV-D-SO. JV-O-o, IV-O-n. and IV-O3 asserted that IPA should delete the semiannual reporting requirement in leading to asbestos emissions and an. therefore, subject to control under the NESHAP. Waata Diapoaa! Marking Commant Commenter* IV-O-81 aad JV-D-98 ateerted that the term "placard" la inappropriate because H has a specific application under DOT reflations for hazardous watte transport, and that the proposal should be revised to maintain the distinct!oa between "markinf" and "plaeardinf' as was done in RCRA and TSCA rulemakings. Rttpontv The EPA has modified the final ntle to replace the term "placard." a term used by the DOT in its itfuladoa of the transportation of hazardous materials, with the term "mark" as euffested by the commenter*. This should help avoid eonfusinf DOT requirements with requirements under the NESHAP. Commant Commectan IV-D-1S, IVD-M. rV-OHSl. and IV-O-M recommanded that EPA in Section 1.130. and perhaps elsewhere, dta only OSHA labels and deists references to other labels because OSHA requires dta ass of their labels in all cases. JUaponta: Tha EPA afrees with (fee commentate who suggest that only OSHA labels be required oa enotaiaen and has revised the final rule accordingly. Offsite Disposal GmumoOTwo coaunentam EPA IdeetificatiaB Nmnber Comment: Several eommants eddraaaad tha prapoeel to assign Identifiesdon umber* to ganaratora of asbestos wuts. Most of the oomtnenters found the lequiremsnt confusing. Commentsra IV-O-S and IV-O-lS ststsd that the system of aslag EPA identifiesboo aurnhere is confusing aad misleading sad should be subject to public comment rather than tacked onto the final version of tha amendments. Commenter IV-D-25 wondered how the tytttm to to operate aad whether thay would use the number they already have for hazardous waste. Commenter fV-D- 18 was unclear as to who the generator would be and suggested that toe abatement contractor ba considered tha Saerator. Commonter IV-O-M thought t this requirement would generate a hat of one-time generators, and that it should be deferred for further study. Commentcr IV-O-41 asked if RCRA hazardous wests Identification numbers wtra going to bo essigeed to asbestos waata generators. As explained by eommeater IV-D-W. not oil generators will hava an EPA identificabas number as required in i *14JO(d) (1X0 esd (4X1). Commsnttrs IV-O-82 and IV-D-4S expressed eoafusioe over tha ptopossd identtflcation number aad urged that a ingle number bo assigned to an entire company, rather than to each building or facility. (Vanmentar IV-O-ie asked how the identification umbers are in bo datarained and assignat!; la it to ba dona now; and. if tha program is detonated to a Stats or local prosaa. would this require a State identification 18UM(dX4) became it to redundant since tha taformatton to also provided on the waste treeking form and will just add more paperwork, fiimm intar IV-OM was ooacamad that amah, rural landfills will tee the proposed recordkeeping requirements an excuse to refuse m accept aebeetoe waste, evhich could taoease illegal dumping. Commenter IV-D-M stated that the ngulatfoo in effect prior to the January 1& 1988. proposal should bo RtAiOid Comsuntars IV-D-M, IV-D-41, and IV-D-02 noted teat moat waste shipment reporting sow occurs on an annual basis and teat they preferred annual to semiannual reporting. Commenter IV-O-41 recommended that EPA adopt tea biennial reporting need by EPA'e Office of Solid Waste (OSW). Commenter IV-0-8S stated that if necessary, EPA should supplement tea existing biennial ROtA report Commaster IV-O-43 asserted teat H to unacasaaiy for tha generator to submit semiannual waste disposal reports. Commenter IV-O-aj stated teat the proposal imposes redundant reporting requirements oe owners/operaton due toi430(eX4). Commenter IV-D-ll argued that isdaetrial landMla on site teat arc subject to RCRA aad State statutes ahoidd ba maapt from tea reporting and recordkeeping requirements of 181430(d). Commenter IV-D-M stated teat 181.130(d) doos aot dafine adequately who keeps disposal records and who submits semiannual reports. Commmttsr IV-D-M fah teat bonding owners art smfamiHar with tho report eoactrnad with placarding i called tar to I81410(4X4). requirements of | M448(d).____ XV-O-42 ateted that his company expressed by all tea i_______________ Rannear Open additional how a aystaa ofaasipto* idantfScutioa ooaaiaamtioa k this proviska EPA has tailings from tha mill by wp tack or earth-movim equipment ae a dlapaael sits on company psepsity end would lilte tha requirements tor placards. etc, in | 81449(d) changed ae that they would apply only to tanapeet to an --ban to nsbaslon waste ganaratora would week. EPA hue reconsidered this revtotan and has decided to datott tho faqatosaent lot an identification nmbmt.no EPA Is oonfidast (hat, ovan arithout sack a iniqM unbaring - doddod to omft tea requirement for oamfammat reporting from today** tula. Thto dsdatoa to based to part on severe! PMMHIltt fMteifrMlMlI reporttog as namaaaty. to addition, bocaueo of tea large commitment of offsite disposal facility. system. X ariO be pottibto to trade waste enforcement resources that weald bo Commenter SV-O-48 aha suggested IMMSdltf ' required ter sock a system to property that the leouhemests of 1814M(d) - teoefioa, SPA bdtevw teat tho ptopMol should apply only to vahtatoa. to seedy ambitious at teto ten*. Tha toaaa/arTiag waste offsite. . . .. fUepanaur Although oompany personnel may net loqafre a wimtag IV4M IPA bafieeoa. bowevar. teal lOfBHMtf WIN AllVlillbll informatics and adequately Identify that asbeatoa waste is being generators ar disposal sites tost etototaw by oampaHitg tee waste tanapertad others who an on die and rscnameidadaxcepticBPfportBgby records teal an required to be kept by who art not company employees, ag. both. CoaatmtarlV-O-g anted teat waete genaraton and west* dtopetoi vendor and construction peacanat. semiannual reporting to also radundant aitaa. Ai teto dam a more workable i 4M14 Federal Ragisfar f Vol. SI. No. 324 / Tuesday. November SO. 1990 / Rales and Regulations solution wfi] be to require disposal sites alow members of fee Mfefic and spedflcaHy raquira* tha completion of s to report to EPA whenever (here to industries Involved to teadly identify Regulatory Flexibility Analysis to tbosa discrepancy between the sxnroni at and locate documents to that feey eta tastaocss wham small businsm Impacts suit rsesrvad aod lb* uoouat reported effectively part!dpsU In tbs rulemakfaf art possible Sscause these stsndsrds on the sue shipment poets. The process. Along with tbs statement of discrepancy report should be tubadtied oasis and parpoee af the propeeed sad iapoM no advene acaeoaiic impact*. s Regulator* ItedMBty Analyst* bat not to the esse e|tncy that wa* notified of promulgated nvisions and EPA bemcandueted. the demolirino or rtnovation sad. if different, to the t|eney reapaoaibie far administering the NX&HAP program far the diapaeal tits. In addition, sew and existing disposal sitae will be required responses to significant contents effee docket, i tntaragsncy review mat at fee record In case ofjedidil review tatuant to the provisions of I U.S.C. 106(b), 1 hereby certify that fete role will sot have a significant acanoatic impact on t substantial aumbar of small to comply with the feserai reporting provisions of 40 CFR pert 6L November 33.lm Secttan 111 of the Ust af Sutyecte fa ff CFR Part tl Specifically, aaw disposal sitae will be required to comply with the requirement to apply tor approval to construct (I 61J7). *od the requirements to notify EPA of startup dates (161.00). Existing disposal sites that will aocept asbestos watte after the effective date of the nils will be required to supply EPA with certain Iniocmation concerning their operations (| 61.10). This in/ormatioo will assist enforcement in tracking asbestos waste. dean Air Act providas that standards of performance or revisions feareef become effective open promalgadon except feat In fee cate of an existing source, fee standard ahal sot apply until 60 days tftsr Ks effective date. As proscribed by section 112. fee promulgation of these standards eras preceded by the Administrator's determination that asbestos prostate a rami?eftorwtotoM** ** * Asbestos, fisryllism. Semens, Hazardous substances, Mercery, Reporting and tecerdketpiag requirements. Vtayi chloride, Blast furnsesi. Steel stills. Dew* WlOsteX. 40 OR part tl Is amended as follows: PANT61-{AMEtt*8| Excepted Watte Shiponnt Xepert Tbs proposed revisions included a requirement for watt* generators to Indicate, as part of a semiannual report to tbe Administrator, warts shipments far which 66 days or men have elapsed tinea the wests was shipped without the source cetegoriet end Is fetrsfase a bssardoes air podntant (36 El S06L dated March 31.1SH). hi accordance with section Ilf of fee Act publication of these nromeigated standards wis preceded by consuitatiee wife spjxoprtete^edviaory 1. The authority dfetten far 40 CFR revised to nad as Aufesiily. 43 PJ.C. >401. tttt T414. 741S. ram. &-& Section 91440 is revised to read waste generator having received a copy of the WSR signed and dated by the disposal sits owner or spemior. Whfla EPA has determined that semiannual reports are not necessary, it cneetrieni this requirement a vital part at the 1317 of fee Cka Air Act raqtdroa fee Administrator fa i sic impact i *61.146 The provitiansnf this sabpart are applicable to feeee sources specified fa 161.142 through 61461.6UM. and asbestos waste tracking system and a penvisions far axes reports is included i the final tufa, 4 ii| 61441. fee fallowing definitions are revised: "Asbestes-ccaUiniiq waste Waste Convershm metofiak"`r_ Comment r IV-D-H safcad that proesduree f_a__rT__E__Mbbeecdlaarrified; feat faciaded k 49 C?R part RB. sabport A aid anbueri XXX) hnu been tmmmi operatea." "Fabricating." "Facility.* "Facility component." "Friablt asbw aise of particle redaction hi that fee standard or analysis that la aco and feat laboratory Institute of protocol far TManamfe af materials. The final twt ta The dbc&at Is an _ coapfatafilaafsifea oonsidaradbySPAhil of this ndemnUng. Tha docket fa n dynamic Ok. rises material I* addsd throughout fee rulsmaking the docketing system is intended fa ________________ > ntWw.The Act tledeinMoim."AdoqtMtetyi and `Asfewtea material" are removed. Federal lUgistf / Vol. 5S. No. 824 / Tuesday. November 80. 1890 f Rule* and Regulation* 4M1S Itt.u t Adequately wet mui suflldaotly mix or penetrate with liquid to prevent the release of particuiele*. If visible amission* art obtcrvad coming from asbestos-containing material. M thst material haa oat beas adequately wetted. However. tha abttoea of vlaibla emissions la aot sufficient evident# of being adequately wat A*hostoe-containing watte mattriolt aaaana mill tailing* or aay waata that oontains commercial aaboatoa aad la geasrattd by a tourea tubltct to tha provision* of tbit subpart. TUa tarot include* Bitcra from control devices, friabla aabcatoa waata material, aad bag* or other similar packaging contaminated with commercial aaboatoa. Aa applied to demolition and renovations operations, this term also include* regulated aabaatos-mntaining . material waata aad aatariala contaminated with asbestos Including disposable equipment and clothing. * Category I nonfriabla atbettotcontaining material (ACM) meant asbestos-containing packing*, gaskets, raailiant floor covering, and aephalt roofing products containing mors than 1 percent asbestos at determined using tbe method specified in appendix A. subpart F. 40 OF* part 703, (action 1. Polarised Light Microscopy. Category 11nonfnobte ACM means any material, excluding Category I nonfriable AOi containing morn than 1 percent aabeatoe as datenainad using the methods specified In appendix A. subpart f. 40 CFR part 793, seedea 1, Polarized Light Microscopy that, whan dry, cannot be crumbled. pulverised, or reduced to powder by hand proasura. Caataeraalatbttiaeaetaeaey material containing asbestos tat 2s extracted from aw aad baa vale* because of Us aaboatoa soft Cutting means to peoatnta a sharp-edged instrument sod Snehsdo* sawing, but does oat Sadadt shearing, slicing, orpaachiafi. Demolition means' &e wrecking sr talcing out of any Soed-aappcrttng structural member of a facility together with any related baadtof operatioos or tha intentional burning or any facility. Xmetgeacynncnoeaepentim mtaaa a rvesrvatioc operation that was mot planned but results from smddss, nexpectad event that if not hnnvediataly attended to, protests a safety ar public health basaid la aceaaary to protect equipment from damage, o* is necaaaary to avoid burden. This term include* aperationa necaseitatad by ncnroetlas tailarts of equipment. Fabricating means aey processing (e-g., cutting, sawing, tfriiliag} of a maaufaetarad product that hIm commercial asbestos, with tha axnacdou of processing at temporary sites (Bald fabricating) tor tbs construction testoratiao af fadUdas. bathe case af friefio* products, tsbrtcating includaa bonding, dsbeading. Binding, sawing, drilling, or other similar opartdims performed as part of fabricating. Facility means any Institutional, cemmsrdal. public, industrial, ar sasidential structure, tnstallation. ar building (including any structure, installation, or building cMteiwieg condominiums or Individual dwelling units oparmtad as a residential cooperative, but residential buildings having four or fswar dwelling units); any ship; and any active or inactive waste disposal site. For purposes of this definition. aay budding, nurture. or installation that contains a loft used as a dweffiag is not considered n rssidtntial structure. Installation, or building. Aay structure, fnstaUatiea or building that was previously subject to this subpart Is not axchdad regardless of its current us* or foactien. Facility competent manna any part of a facility Including equipment. Friable atbttiot materialmeat any malarial containing men than 1 percent asbestos as datarmised using the method specified in appendix A. subpart F. 40 CFR part 7*3 sactioa L Marixad Light Miaoacopy. that when dry. can be crumbled, puhrarbad. ar radacad to powder by hand protean. If the asbestos content Is leaa than 10 percent as detrained by a method other than point rousting by polarind light microscopy (FLhQ. vurtfy tha asbastoa eontnaUiy point crating using FLM.^ Mtedewjutaa^r^id ^am air cmmitawt with attartiad tnaar glovs* aaad Ik An haadBtag afasbestoscootaiaing autadak. properly installed and used, glove bags provide a small work ana andosuro typically aaad far saaS-seak asbastoa nipping , operation*. Information eugtove-hag lastaliatlan. equipment and wwllaa. and work process is aantalnaa in tiia Occupational Safoty and Haahh Adadairtntim'a (CSKA's) final tuiem oncapatienalupaiwe to asbestos (appendix C to m OF* USUQ. Grinding mum to radoc* la powder ar small fragments aad tndudos mschanirtl chipping or drilling h paorsandithn motet tha binding of th# msttrial Is losing Us integrity as iadicatsd by pasha* cracking, or oumhiiag or tha malarial. btacbrt watt diipateltite means any disposal alia or portico of it whars additional aabaatoa-eontaintag waste material has aot beta deposited within the put year. famifadaa means any t-img or structure or any group of bafldiagi ar structure* at a single demolition or renovation site that ar* andar tbs control of tha same owner or operator (or owner or operator under common oontroQ. Leal-tight means that aolida or liquids cannot escape or spill out. It also means dust-tight Malfunction means any sudden and unavoidable failure of sir pollution control equipment or proems equipment or of a process to operate in a normal or usual manner to that amissions of asbestos art increased. Failures of equipment shall not be considered malfunctions if they ar* caused in aay way by poor maintenance, careless operation, or any other preventable upset conditions, equipment breakdown, or prooss* failure. Manufacturing aaetns the combining of commercial aabeatoe--or. in tha case of woven friction products, the combining of textiles containing commercial asbestos with any other mattrialfs), Including commercial aaboatoa. mad the processing of this combination fate a product, Chlorine production is considered a part of mmbctartng. Nottual barrier means i natural object that effectively precludes or deter* access. Natnral barriers include physical obstacles such aa cliffs, lakes or othar large bodies of watar, deep and wide revtaae, and mountain*. by itaaff is aot a Batumi Noefriabk atbectoKseteining material mean* aay malarial containing men than 1 percent asbestos u In oppandbc A. subpart F, 40 CF* part . 793, (action 1. Polarized Light Microscopy, that whan dry. cannot be crumbled, pulverized, ar reduced to powder by band proaswa. NemdiedtMtenorsticn operation macro a renevetion operation necessitated by the routine tailor* of qnfpiMai which la expected to occur within a given parted baaed on past operating sxperiaaca. bet for which an sad data cannot ba predicted. Oettide air means th* air outside bafidfap aad struennns. including, but 48418 Federal Register / Vol. S3. No. 224 / Tuesday, November 20. 1880 / Rules and Regulation* not limited to. th* itr under a bridge or la an opca air ferry dock. Owner or operator ofa demolition or renovation activity mean* any person who own*. lease*. operates. controls. or supervises tht facility being demolished or renovated or any person who owns, katas. operatea. controls. or auparvUee tha demolitioD or renovation operation, or both. Particulate atbettoe materiel mean* finely divided particle* of a*b*ato* or material eontaininf asbestos. Planned renovation operations aiaana a renovation operation, or a number of luch operation*, in which come RACM will ba removed or atripped within a fiven period of time and that can be predicted. Individual nontcheduled operation* are included if a number of such operation* can be predicted to occur during a given period of time bated on operating experience. Regulated atbettot-containing material (RACM) mean* (a) Friable eebeetoe material (b) Category 1 nonfriable ACM that ha* become friable, (c) Category l nonfriable ACM that will be or he* bees eubjected to eanding. grinding, cutting, or abrading, or (d) Category Q nonfriable ACM that haa a high probability of becoming or hat become mumbled, pulverized, ar reduced to powder by tae forces expected to act oo the malarial hi the count of demolition or renovation operation* regulated by thi* eubpart. Remove means to taka out RAQ4 or facility component* that contain or are covered with RACM from any facility. Renovation mean* sharing a facility or one or more facility components in any way. including thi* stripping or removal of RAQ4 from a facility component. Operation* in which load* supporting structural member* an wracked or taken out an demobtime. Resilientfloor covering ament a*be*toe-csataiaing floor tile, fadudSag asphalt and vinyl floor tile, tad afreet vinyl Boor covering containing more than 1 percent asbe*tea ne detmmSeed eccorib^to^eaMdfrcSqM^^d to appendix A. eubpart 7.48 CPU pert 7tt, Section 1, Polarised Light Mtewscspy. Roadways mean* eurfaett oo which vahicl** travaL Thi* tarn include* public and privet* highway*, road*. *treat*, parking iraat, and driveway*. Strip mains to taka off RACM from any pari of a facility er facility components. Visible emissions mean* auy eminions, which an visually detectable without the aid of Instruments, coating Atom RACM er asbestos-containing waste materiel er from any atbettoa milling, manufacturing, or fabricating operation. Tbit doe* not tnduds condensed, uneotnblncd water vapor. Wests gentrotor mean* any owner er operator of a source covered by thi* subpart whose aet or precast products asbestos-containing waste metotal. Wests shipment record means the hipping document, required to bo originated and signed by the watte generator, used to track and substantiate tha disposition ofaabaatoecentahting waste material. Working day main* Monday through Friday and indudaa holiday* that fall on any of tha days Monday through Friday. 8. SectionSU42Is revised toned as follows: (a) Each owner or operator ofan asbestos aQ shall either discharge ao visible amission* te the outside itr from that asbeatoe mUL including fhgitive sources, or use fee methods specified bp 181.132 to dean emissions oontebihtg particulate asbestos material before they escape to. or are vented to, the outside air. (b) Each owner or apantar ofan aabeatoa ntiO shafl meet the ioQew&g rnqufrcmaitm mMooftor each potential amuse of asbeatoe utissfons frem say pert sf the miB facility, indading air ciaesteg device*, proceee sqmpuMnt. end buildings that heoae equipment far material procaealag and handling at leuet noet each day. daring dayhj&t horn, for viiihft entiaafene tn hi outside air durian periods efapantinm The monitoring ml be by ritual observation of at laaat II ascends duration per aouros of amissions. (2) inapect tseh air cleaning device at least ones each weak for proper operation and for changes that signal tha potential for malfunction, including, to tha maximum extant pottibla without dismantling other than opening tha davica. the pessaries of lean, hoist, and abrasions In filter bag* and for dust deposit* on tha data aid* of bag*. For air damning devices that cannot ba inipected on e weekly basis according to this paragraph, submit te tha Administrator, and revise at nacettary. a written maintenance plan to include, at a minimum, the following; (1) Maintenance schedule. (ii) Recordkeeping plan. (3] Maintain records of the results of risible (minions monitoring and sir cleaning device inspections using a format similar to that shown in Figures l and 2 and Include the following; (I) Date and time of each inspection, (ii) Presence or absence of visible (ill) Condition of fabric filters. Including presence of any tears, bolts, and abrasions. flw) Presence of dust deposits on daan tide of fabric filters. (v) Brief description of corrective actions taken, induding data and time. (vfl Daily boon ofoperation for each air damning device. (4) FUntish upon request and make available at the affected facility during normal business boon for inspection by the Administrator. aO records required under this section. (4) Sebmit quarferiy a oepy of risible omMen monitoring records te the Rtlmliiletritie If rlsfTile limits!urn occurred during Ihe re^ort period. by the 80th day Mowing the and of the calendar quart*. Raglrttf / Voi. 5i.Sa.S2i / Tutxiay, Novtabtr 8ft 1890 / Ru1 cd RtydaQoiv. 4M17 Oate of Inspection (mo/day/yr) Air cleaning device or fugitive Time of source Inspection designation (t.n./p.n.) or number Visible emissions observed (yes/no), corrective action taken Dally operating hours i Inspector's Initials Figure 1. tocord of Visible Emission Monitoring 40418 Fd*r*J Rcfittar ( Vol. 88. No. 224 / Tudty, Novembtr 2a 1980 / Rdti and Regulation* 1. Air cleaning otvlce designation or number _____________________ 2. Date of Inspection ________ ______ ________ _ 3. Time of Inspection ________ ________ ________ __ 4. Is air cleaning device operating properly (yes/no) _____ _______ ________ __ 5. Tears, holes, or abrasions In fabric filter (yes/no) ________ ________ ________ _ 6. Dust on clean side of fabric filters (yes/no) _____ 7. Other signs of malfunctions or potential malfunctions (yes/no) ________ . _ 8. Describe other malfunctions or signs of potential malfunctions. 9. Describe corrective actlon(s) taken. 10. Oate and time corrective action taken 11. Inspected by _____ _____ _____ _____ (Print/Type mm) " (Title) (Signature) . (Oate) (Print/Type Name) (Title) (Signature) (Date) Figure 2. Air Cleaning device Inspection Checklist Fodoral Register / Vol. S3. No. 224 / Tuesday. Novtmbr 20. 1880 / Ruin tnd Regulations 4841B & Section 81.141 U revised to road as follower 81.449 UtwvUrS far roadwsya. No person mey eeatniet or attaints roadway with atbattoa tailing* or tbastos-contal&mg wait* malarial oe that roadway, unless, for asbestos taUings- (a) It la a temporary roadway on an ana of atbattoa on deposits (aibeitoa mine): or (b) It la a temporary roadway at an active aabettot mill aite and ia erteapaulatad with a resinous or bituminous bindtr. Tht ancapaulatad road aurfact muat be maintained at a minimum frequency of one per year to ' pnvant duat amJtiioni: or (c) ft ia ancapaulated ia asphalt concnta matting the apecificationa contained in aaction 401 of Standard Specification* for Conatruetion of Roads and Bridget on Federal Highway Project*. FP-4S. 1981. or their equivalent 7. In 181.144. pangraph (a)(8) and pangraph* (b) (1) and (2) are reviled, and paragraph* (b)(3) through (b)(8) an added to nad at follower 181.144 Standard* for manufoctetog. (a) * * * () The manufacture of chlorine atiliziag aabeatoa diaphragm technology. (b)* * * (1) Discharge so viatbla emiaaion* to the outtide air from thaea opendons or from any building or structure ia which they an conducted or from eny other fuffitivt iouicik: at (2) Use the mathode ipadfied by | il.182 to clean emissions from mass oparadoea containing particulate aabeatoa matarial before Shay escape Jo. or an vested to. the outside air. (3) Monitor sach potential seurae of ubestoo emissions from any part af At manufacturing fadhty. terimmag air cleaning device*, proem* agdtaMfc and building* bousing material processing and handout eqaJpmssL at least once aach day daring daylight boun for visible anteriow* te the ootaida air during periods afanewttoi The monitoring snail ba vteaai ebaarvation of al loaat IS aaoands duration per source of wlartnrs (4) Inspect aech air rimnitte device at least oooc aach weeh far proper . operates and for chasgee teat steal the potential ter tlfuncteni. iacwStefl. te the amalmtim extant possible without dismantling other than opening the device, the pmescr of tears, beta. and abnelona is filter bags and far dast deposits on the dean aide of bags. Fur air cleaning device* that cannot ba inspected os a weekly beat* accenting to thia paaagrapb. submit to the Adminiatntor. and raviac aa nacaaiary. a written maintenanca plan to include, at a minimum the following: (I) Maintenance achtdale. (ii) Recordkeeping plan. (ft) Maintain record* of the raaulta of visible Mission monHaetag and air cleaning device taspectlooa Being a. format eiailar to that ihown la figures 1 and 2 and teduda the following. (i) Data and time of aach Inepacteo. (ii) Preaeaee or absence of viaibia aaissione. (iii) Coaditen of fabric filter*, including pretence of any tear*, hoiaa and abrasions. (Iv) Pressnc* of duat deposits on dean aid* of fabric filters. (v) Brief description of corrective actions takas, including date and tew. (vi) Daily hour* of operation for aach air ciaaning device. (8) Furnish upos request and make available at the affected facility daring normal business hour* far Inspection by tht Administrator, all record* required under thia section. (7) Retain a cow of all monitoring and inspection record* for allteat 2 years. (8) Submit quarterly a copy of the visible emission monitoring records to the Administrator if visible emissions occuntd during the report period. Quarterly reports shall be postmarked by tha 30th day fafiowiag the and of tht calendar quartern 8. Section* 1.148 and 9U47 an removed, and 181.148 is revised to mad 81148 (a) AfpHeebMy. To detente# which ngulramate of pamarapha (a), (b). and (S| of thfcsoctiMi apply to the summer punter afa AMMWta at nnmlten octMty and prior to the commencement of iba doMatica or nnovstem tewegMy Impact the c&ctod JmSfry orpartof thtadhtywtotifro dsamittea** renovates openftenwia SategawI and Category 1 ACfetbannulniMnaaf pvunpba M amd (a) eiAte section apply to each oummarupsrBtcrafa \ 0 QbS 9001011 ^99^7* 00p9 90 provided to pteugaph (aX3) aftea SACMta oatBfa^aaa ^mi 0) A! lanat fiofrnam asters (SBS team Sect) an pips* or at laaat IS aqoart meter* (180 tqusra feet) on other facility component*, or (U) At leeat 1 cubic meter (33 cubic fret) off facility eomponanU where the length or ana could not be meeautud previously. (2) In a facility being dunoliahtd. only the aotificetioa requinmante of paragraph* (bXl). (2). (3X0 and (Iv). end (4HD through (vii) and (Xbc) and (xvi) of thia aection apply. If tha combinsd amount of RACM is (I) Less than 80 Unear meter* (280 linear fast) on pipe* Itai then 1$ squire mater* (180 square fset) on other facility component*, tnd (ii) Lass than one cubic mater (35 cubic feat] off facility component* where the length or area could not be measured previously or there i* no ubstte*. (3) If the facility is being demolished under en order of t State or local aovsmment agency, lasued because the fadhty is structurally unsound and ia dangir of imminent collapse, only the requirement* of paragraphs (bXl). (b)(2). (bXSXUi). (hX4) (except (bX4Xviii)). (bXH and (e)(4) through (eX#) of this aection apply. (4) la a facility being renovated, tadadtng any Individual nonschadulad renovation operation, all tha requirement! of paragraph* (b) and (c) of dlls aaction apply u tha combinsd mount of RACM to ba itripped, removed. dislodged, cut drilled, or riadiriy distorted is p) At Isost 80 hnaar mster* (280 linear last) on pipes or at loaet U squara mstart (180 squara fart) on other facility (ii) Al least 1 cubic mster (33 cubic fast) off fhdlity compensate whtrs the kagth * ana could not ba msasurud (UQ To datemfrw tabadwr paragraph (aX4)aftea section apptiss to piaaaod renovation optraten* involving individual nonschadulad operates*, watte too oomMaod addftivu amount of RACM to be removed or stripped during a calendar year of January 1 through December a. (Iv) Tn detamtae wbatber paragraph (a)(4) gf tee eactea applies N> MHmaag ttnovnticn apotatidns. , aetimatetbe eambinod amount afRACM to be rammed or atrippod aa a ruauh of An "*4*--i snaspactedtvunt that ty IMMIVitfak mOununoropmteeuofddmoUten andiBomtScnoparuteM anosapt fram tiw Mgalmmtnta af II 8L08(a). SLOT, and SlftS, (b) Abf^fcoten rtgiufuowam Ea^ awnar ae oparater of a demolition or 48420 Federal Kegisiar / Val. S3. Na 224 / Tuesday. November 2Q. 1990 / Xulee and Regulation* noovatioe activity to which this soctisa (I) Provide the Administrator with a dsmolitioa or rsoovotioo technique! to pplice shell: written notice of the new start date at be oted esd description of eHeeled ft) Provide the Administrator with least If wortdng day* befon asbestos facility components. written oooc* of Intention to demolish - ttripping or mnovel work beghm. or renovate. Delivery of (he ooticz by U) for demolition* covered by (xi) Description of work practices and engineering controls to be used to U.S. Postal Service, oomtnenaal delivery paragraph (aX2) af this secthm. provide comply with the raqelrsmenis of this erviae, or head delivery ia soceptobie. (2) Update aotica. as ooeeesary. (Deluding whoa the amount of asbeetoe the Adadofstratar writtoa note of a sew start slat* at total 10 working day* before rawwnewoiraetit af daaohtiom sabpart. tocMing asbestos removal end wettwhendling eatiewen control procedures effected changes by at iaact 30 parent. (3) Postmark or deliver the aotoe aa follows: (1) At least to working day* bafore asbestos stripping or removal work or uy other activity begins (ivdt u ilia preparation that would break op, disiodgr or similarly disturb atbaafoo malarial), if the operation to deoafbod la paragraph* (a) 11) and (4) (except (aX4Xiii) and (a)(4)(iv)) of Hue tactics 3 the operation ia as described In paragraph (aX2J of this section notification is required 10 working days before demolition begins. (U) At least 10 working days befon the end of the calendar year preceding the year for which notice to being given fee renovation* described ia paragraph (*K4)(Hi) of this taction. (ill) As early as possible before, bat act later than, the following working day if the operation to a demolition ordered according to paragraph (aX3) of this section or, if the operaden to renovahoc described in paragraph (*X4Xiv) of this section. (lv) For asbestos stripping or removal work in o demolition or renovation operation, described in paragraphs (a) (3) and (4) (except (aXXiU) and (aX4)(iv)} of this section, cad far a demolition described tat paragraph (a)(2) of this section, that will begin ana data ether than the on* contained to the original notice, notice of At now start Dstivsey af ndatod note by tU. Postal Servioo. eommercial a*livery service, or hand delivery to acceptable. (C) la no event shall an operation covered by this psrsgrapb begin so a date other than the dale contained in the written notice of the new itarl date. (4) Include the following in the notice: (i) An indication of whether the notice (* the original or a revised ootiDcatioc. (ii) Name, address and telephone number of both the fadhty owner end operator and the asbestoe removal contractor owner or operator. (iii) Type of oporation: demolition or renovation. (iv) Description of tb* Ssdtity or affected pari ofWo facility toenteo the toe (square meters [square feet] ana number of floors), eg*, end present and prior ess of the fsdhty. (v) Procedure, todadtog analytical methods, esiployvd to detect the * presence of RACM and Category 9 and Category 3 eeoMabie ACM. (vi) Estimate af the oppradmato aaotnM ofRACM la he ramovsd too* the facl&ty la tons of length af pipe in lineer staters (linear feel), surface era* to equara matare (aquara feel) an odier facility aamponanto. ar vahana hi eahto meters (cubic toot) if off the facility components. Also, estimate the apprextosto mneant afCstonry 1 and Catsgon 0 oco&iebl* AOifaie offaetodport af im faeffity toot wifl net (xii] Name and locedoo of the watte dSrpemt fit* where the aebeetoecontaining watt* materiel will be (xiii) A eertifleatioo that at least one person trained as raquirad by paragraph (e)(3) of this section will supervise th* stripping and removal described by this notification. This roquirameot shall become affective 1 year ifUr promulgation of this regulation. (tdv) For facilities described in paragraph (aX2) of this section, the name, tills and authority of the Sute or too! government reprasentotive who has ordered the demolition, the date that (he order was issued, and tb* data on which the demolition wes ordered to begin. A eopy of the order shall bo attached to tbs notification. (xv) For amoigsney ranevutiona described in paragraph (aX4Xfv) of this ssetion. tho dau and hour that the emergency occurred, a description of the sadden, unexpected event, end an explanation of how too event esueod an unsafe eoodJticn, or would cause equipment damage or aa uaraaaosable (xvi) Description of procedures to be Jafloteod to the event that unexpected RACM to found or Category II ncnfriable ACM becomes oumbtod. pulverised, or reduced to poevder. (xvQ Nairn, address nod telephone umber of the waste toanspertar. data mast bo provided to the P)TWtoformaMrai raquirad to Administrator as followss ' (b)(g) af Wto aoctien mast be (A) When the asbestos rtitppfagor removal operation or dantoBtion operation covered by WtoparaytfhadX for mbetsca mumha begin after the data anatom a the orapmateraf a _______ or nmowatioa activity to (J)Notify the AdtoMohstoraftoe tw atari date bratoghone ns eoan os poetfele before oxg0Mf el t far ay tote octtrRp. ation toot would Inak ham toil paragraph appte. Mending to parapet* (a) of toto aaetios sball eoinly wife toe fafiowfag procedures rPtowvt aB XACMfrw fadllty Vi Provide the AdafatoSretor tt a htong dMoifatood ar imsovatod before written notice of the new start data ae . any ootfvity begtaa toot would break up, noon as poaeible baton and an btor dhttdgi. or stoafleriy dtotorh too than, the origins! start data. Mtamy f malarial or pradado aooaea to too the epdeted notice by the UA Ntta aatorial far aboaqom* removal. RACM Sorvtea. eoanmordal dattaaqp i Mbenb aaad ool ho itnwvod baton domotitioo to ' (B) Whoeaatm* removal operation or < B #to Catogory I oonMobh ACM fait to tal to poor wodltieaaad to aot oporation covered by this parapopb wO (s) Dosodptet ofplaaaod dmudStion begton a dotoaarite toon tor original raaovation merit to ha potoswd and start data. msthefts) to bo < (M) Bison a toeffify component that to samtuodto ooncrato or otte sbaflarty Federal Reglator / Vol SS. No. 221 / Tuesday. November 80. 1990 / Rules and Regulation! 4M21 hard material and it adequately wst baaed upon a determinetloe that It la whenever exposed during demolition: or equivalent to wetting to controlling (iii) It wee not acceesibte for testing amissions or Is the methods allowed to and on. therefore, not diicovered until paragraph (cX3X>) of this section. after demolition beein and. at a nault (Ul) A copy of the Administrator's of the demolition, the material cannot be written approval ahaS ha kept at tho safely removed. If not removed for worksite and made available for safety reaaona, the expoaed RACM and inspection. any asbestos-contaminated debrla meet (e) After a focfllty component covered be treated at iibeitoe-eontainini waate with, coated with, or coeteining RACM material and adequately wet at all timee has been taken out of the fidhty aa a natil disposed of. unit or to sections pursuant to paragraph (Iv) They are Catetory 0 nonfriable (cH2) of this section, it shell he stripped ACM and the probability la low that the or contained in leak-tight wrapping, materiala will become crumbled, except as described ta paragraph (cXS) pulverized, or reduced to powder during of this section. If stripped, either demolition. (2) When a facility component that (I) Adequately wtt tha RAQd during stripping: er contains it covered with, or la coated (UJ Use t local exhaust ventilation with RACM la being taken out of the and collection system designed and facility aa a unit or in auctions: operated to capture the particulate (i) Adequately wat all RACM exposed asbestos material produced by tho during cutting or disjoining oparationa: stripping. Tho system must exhibit no and visible amissions to the outside air or be Pi) Carefully Iowtr tad unit or designed end operated In accordance section to the floor end to pound level with the requirements in i *1.132. not dropping, throwing, sliding, or (S) fee large facility components tech otherwise damaging or disturbing the as reactor vessels, large tanks, and RACM. steam generators, but not beams (which (3) Whan RACM is atripped from a must be handled to accordance with facility component while it remaina in paragraphs (c)(2). (1). and (4) of this place in tha facility, adequately wat tbs section), the RACM is sot required to be RACM during tha atripping operaboa. tripped Ittoe fallowing requirements (1) In renovation oparationa, watting it are met not required lfc (i) The component la removed, (A) The owner or operator has transported. stand, disposed of, er obtained prior written approval from tha reused without disturbing or damaging Administrator baaed on a written thaRAOd. application that watting to comply with (li) Tho component !a encased to a this paragraph would enavofalabqr damage equipment or peasant a safety leak-tight wruplas. (iiijibs teak-tight wrapping It labeled hazard: and according to | gU4g(d)tl](i). (til and fB) The owner or operator asm of tha gti) daring aBloedtogandanloadleg following emission control methodm (7) A local exhaust ventilatioa and operation* and during stamen. (] Far eS RAChLadodtog material collection system designed and operated tost has been round os stripped: to capture the particulate asheetee (i) Adequately wt the material and material produced by &e atripping and MwwtiillimBlmwetfi removal of the asbestos materials. The eoflocted end eentetaed er tented to system must exhibit m visible iMoteefem yreperatienisKflspoealto accordance to the outside air er he dashmed mi operated to acocwtfflfflce wish $w requirements to I PLSSt (I) A glove-bag system dsefeud and mnitUMtaii 0Q Canfafly lews toe material to the Md 2k onvuNsJlfMi operated (ooootato toe partieateta asbestos material sredticad by tite gg) Tkaaepott foe material ta tfca stripping oftheaascstM oatotfala. (i) Leak-tight wrapping ta oaatato al 1ACM prior to dttaaatfaaact (li) ta renovation opentScna where csssntaabslttorapwd mw bi wetting would result to eqnlpaaBt damage or a aafety hesam and the methods allowed k paragraph (cXSjfl). of this section cannot ha need. another method may be osed after ohtatoSng Qv| RACM watitmud toleek grid ragptogtht bee been wmcenrtli accordance wtth pungyaphi Mt) end wmnmqdf Ale oectien!Md N be written approval from tha Administrator (7) When tha temperature at the point of wetting Is below 0 *C (12 'F): (I) Tha owner or operator need not comply with paragraph (e)(21(i) and the wetting provisions of paragraph (cX>) of this taction. (li) Tho owner er operator shell remove facility components coated with, or covered with RACM a* units or to tactions to tha maximum extent possible. (iii) During periods whan wetting operation* an suspended due to freezing ternpentuns, the owner or operator must record the temperature in the ant ccatairucg the facility component* at the beginning, middle, and and of each workday and keep daily temperature records availsbis for Inspection by the Administrator during normal business hours at tha demolition or renovation site. The owner or operator shall retain tha temperature records for at least 2 years. (I) Effective 1 year after promulgation of this regulation, m RACM shall be stripped, removed, or otherwise handled or disturbed at a facility regulated by this section unless at least one on-sits repnaeatattva. tuck aa a foreman or managsmtnt-levaJ pence or other authorized representative, trained to the provlslacs of this regulation and the means of complying with them, is present Every I yean, the trained on site Individual shell receive refresher training te the provisions of this regulation. The required training shell indado > a atahmim: applicability; notifications; material Identification: control procedures tor removals todudiag. ai least wetting. local exhaust veotStetiea, negative prtseuro aadoetta. gkwo-bag procedures, and Iffgk Effldimcy Farticulatt Air (HEPA) Alton: waste disposal week practice*; lanorttag and recordkeeping: and asbestos hazards and worker protection, gvideace that the requind training hat beta oompktod shea bo ported and made available tor Inspection by the Administrator at the demehtioa or rmovatioaafte. M Far feefflties described to SEESUVStiis.adequatelywtt M poreoa m ne bewiy that oeatetoa RACM duriag the wrecsflg opentiest (IB) ga facffltty to demolished by Siilnl1iMA||. sBSAQi Mrilsf with tho MESHAF before burning. 43422 Federal RrjSatsr / Vel. 45. No. 224 / Tuesday. November 20.1900 / Rule* andRefulatiena wrxrxcArxoe or DBtaLXTXos am kzcva?xo* HOperator Project POiCJULTk Data ftaeeiveO MtUi<atua X. Tm or MOTirXCATXOM f 0-0rllul BHlrrlMO ocaaaalla* M xx. faciiitt xaroMATioe leantii* mmt, rHj aoatrartar. * ataar apa/atar | 0MUCK MAMCi Mirim Citf * CMtUt 1 _________ L*m"' *i*< mi MEMOVAX. COWTHACPOIU cirri OMUCtl ________ L*--'_________ mi orau orxJuroKt IMrmi cur* CMtMtl 1 XXX. 7772 or OPUUTlCe < > 0tor*are MM t-lMa*atiaa XV. IS A5SLIT04 fXXMCKTJ | lea/aa t aii Mil )i V. 7ACIJ.ITT DtlCMfTXCK ( laeleaa MUiat mm, laMr aae flaar or rea aa*or U| SaMi lmrrnntt eitu alto tantlai ( aaaaoi |M-- allOiaa llaoi | 1 *< riaarat j Da la faarat fraeaat aei | friar oae* VX. 'MOCKBUM. HKL9HM MUttXOl MRMO. XT ATOMKUASS, lB OSTSCT *83 nOUSaCS r AIUI1M NAIXUU.I l ! i vxx. imouun moo* or JkSUSTtM, UOBOXMt 1. inttlHtt m:a tm iitwml X. Cataaary 31 AC* apt Ifi Mi IIL a aa 1 CM X on xx * Mil Ml UO Ml rillllll ............... MM* Cart* vxxx. nesaaiB mbs mssotos unwb nrami 'Stan* MffaMl zs. season mis* 'M>M/aBteva*xMi MWttl Mant. Ml tt ta a* MM < SI * Figurt 3. *tific4t1en ef Onaolition 4iid fawvattat Tudrnil Kfiatar / Val. S3. Na. 2S / Txwdxy, Norsmbsr 30.1880 ( Bmi> and fofJatlonA ___________ uoririCAgiou or otmacxxxat ago aawvATioa wmiM<i __________ a. Ducumw or ruaino raMOUTto* or uaevuieo wo**, jura *mao(S) to si oust xx. ocsexxmoN or oowt fjuumcx* Jure xwcixraxtre comets to si ssxo to juvbr exist ion* or issexto* it tu oraetzno* m nutoviTios srrsi m. masts twinsm #i MU MWrwaa CUfi I MUi SJ|l I CMUit Vvi?ai Blf> vasts numns li MMI trntmm. . eitri | itaw ! s 1 tliUMai XXXI. WASTE OXATOMA Hit WMt. limiiMi eitri | Ratat | sjri S1WM-- XXV. XT OCXOUTXSII ORfiZUO BT A eOVSJUWZMT ABS9C7, R3A3I rpurrirr TBS AOISCT SXLOMi Ml j MUws AtfUtntfi tata oraar (M/ao/nji f M Mw* M mu (vsw/TTti x*. ros mMisn MsovuMn MU ana Saar a* RariMay lawnn OaaarlrtiaM wt ta MM, Momai Saaati ar aa aarataaatila tlainaial hrttu MU*aau* ** xvx. osseumos or nocsawtss to ax wwa xa m xvmt tor* onxnem axsxstm is nmeuimnu^Minniu asixstox mrrsxu mbbwm cacaous, mvsuua* m. x essrxry ** a* xsbzvxmaa himtwo xx ns mcvxsxcn or nxs rsotutxosjss era rurr si, swart mi nu sx wam mum ns aenunox or rssovbtxox m cvxbsmc TOR* THE aXQOXMB 1M1IIM IBS MB MOSaUMU n nxs rSMCS u ss tmauu res xxsMcroas stmts* oormrz, aosxssoa mw. {aa*lnX l s*a* *ita* rrsaiu*c4Mj ' (Sitsatsn at swtr/ovoratar) svxz. x eaenet ssas sas asms xsroaudrsss ss suasc** <Sto| J (Slfsatavs at RMr/tymutt (NMi fisn 3. astlflcatla* f Oasslltlsa a* Rnovatlo* 48424 Federal Register / Vol- S3. No. 224 / Tuesday, November 20, 1990 / Rules and Regulations . Section S1.14A is rsdssignstsd at observation of at least 13 seconds adding new paragraphs (d) through (f) to I 81.146 and it amended by revising paragraph* (a). ths introductory taxi of (H paragraph (b)(2). and paragraph (d) duration per source of emission*. lead aa follows: (4) Inspect aad air cleaning dtvict at 161.148 laaat one* each waak for proper to read aa follow*: operation and for changes that signal (61.146 Standard tor spraying. O6 9 the potential for malfunctions, including, to the maximum extent possible without dismantling other than opening tha (a) For ipray-on appUcatloo on device, the presence of teen, holes, and building*, structures. pip**, aad nbnsioo* in filter bags aad far dnet conduit*, do not u*< material containing deposits on the eleaa side of begs. For mor* than 1 percent atbatto* a* air cleaning device* that cannot be dalcrmincd using tha method specified . inspected on c weekly basis swarding in appendix A. aubpart F. 40 CFR part to this paragraph submit to tha 783. section 1. Polcruad Light Administrator, and revise as accessary, Microacopy. except a* provided in a written auinteaaae* plan to include, paragraph (e) of thia section. at a minimum, the following (a) Deposit all asbestos-containing waste matertal at a wait* disposal sit* operated in aoeordanot with th* provisions of 191.154; and (b) Di*charg* ae visible (missions to tha outside air from (he transfer of control device asbestos wist* to tha conveyor, or use the method* fpetiued by 191.133 to clean (missions conlsining particulate esbestoe metenal .befora they escape to. or art vsntsd to. th* outaid* air. Dispose of th* asbestos (b) For spray-on application of (i) Maintenance schedule. matariai* Out contain mota than 1 (U) Recordkeeping plea. parcant aabestoa a* detannined using (3) Mtintain records of tha results of the method specified in eppendix A. visible (mission monitoring tnd air subpart F. 40 CFR parties. saction L cleaning device inspection* using a Polarised Light Microacopy. os format similar to that shown in Figures l equipment and machinery, txeapt a* aad 2 and include the following; provided in paragraph (cj of this saction: (1) Data aad time of each inspection. (if) Presence or absence ofvisible (3) Discharge no visible (missions to cnitfiooi* tha outside air from spray-on (Ul| Condition of fabric fillers, application of tha asbestos-containing including presence of any tear*, halo*, malarial or use tha method* aptdfisd by 181.132 to clean *mission* containing paniculate asbestos mettrial before they eacapa to. or are vented to. the ouieide air. and abrasions. (tv) Prssesca of dust deposit* on data aide of fabric filters. (v) Bmaf description of corrective actions takas. tecSudiag data end time. (vi) Daily hours ofoperation for ssch (d) Owner* or operator* of tourer* air cleaning device. subject to thia paragraph an exempt (I) Furnish span request end make from the requirement* of II 8UM(a), available at the afhetad facility daring 8107 and 31 normal basin*** hours for inspection by 50. Section 31.149 it radasignatad at . tha Administrator, all records required I SI.147. paragraph* (b) (1) and (3) are under thia aactiem revised, and paragraph* (bXJl thnogh (7) Retain a copy af all monitoring sad (bX*) an added to rsad u fowws inspection records far at least 2 years. 161.147 TO Submit quarto^ a copy of tbs vMbk oiHlN anttoiiag records ts iwAdstislatratortfafafalaiimfwinaa (b) oocucrad dmfag the report period (1) Discharg* no vieibit minima ts Quarttiiy nsoifa dufi bt Mstatttimd the outside air fro any af tha bytteSfitkdtyfatewtngmsfladgffao waste from control device* fat ccordanee with 181.130(a) or paragraph (c) of this saction: and (c) Discharge no visible amissions to the outside air during the collection, processing, packaging, or on-sits transporting of any asbestos-containing waste matariai or use on* of th* fHdfatwi Bttbodi smcUM is 'paragraphs (c) (JJ or (3) of this saction. as follows: )** (li) Dischaige no visible (missions to the outside air from th* watting opoatioa or us* the method* specified by | #1433 to dean amission* particulst* asbeatos matariai betee they eacapa to. or are vented to. the outside air. 9 9 889 (fail Watting may be sasptndsd whan tha ambient temperature at th* waste disposal site 1*1*** than >14 X (IS *F), os determined by aa appropriate maasuramaat mathtwl With aa accuracy of IX (3 7). During periodswben watting openttea* an suspended. th* temperature meet be recorded at least at tony Marais, aad record* must be retained farat bast 3 yearn in a farm d) Uea m titetuttv* amlnioa aestrai aad was** treatment method operations or from anyaufldbgar structure tat which Huy m oawhctsd m from any other fagjtien wi, m (3) Use the methods spodfisd by 181.133 to daaa saMsns tastaWsf particulate esbasteo outsell bates they aecape to. or on vested tm tte outside air. 11 faction ILUO to ndsafpmtsd m 181448 aad raeiaod to rand aa fallow*: f 91148 Na owner at operator afa fastiity t fsstal ar niaatafi m a fadfty that baa ncaivad prior wittfan approval by fat Ateteb*8tor.Tb obtain approval far aa aharaathrs method a writfam appBcatfon maat be submitted to tha Ammottitar demonstrating fast mIite atamatiea matted win control mtiaafaai aqtivsJaat to (3) Monitor each potential some of asbestos emissions Cram any part afAs fabricating facility, tncfodtng air ciaatring device*. process eqafrtst and buildings that bouse eqaitmfflst to material processing and Pisarirfng, at least ones each day, during doyl^t hour*, for visible amiseton* to the outside sir during period* of operation. The monitorial snail bo by visual . materials an titter moltedand friable ar waMgpiwI aai ftfabb aflar tififtafi. Ite pravtoSeos af dkfa aaetiaa tit not apply 4a spny-apptfadfaouktiaf ' aiariala ngoiatad asdv 18U48. 13. Section 91411 fa ndesipetsdea 191149 aad is amoadsd bp mvM&g paragraphs (a), (blfatradtscmry test of TO. TOO) W and 0H). aad TOP). aad TO Ite suMabiEtytf tte alternative method far tte tended apptestioa. fBQ Ite afaaraativ* method wtD aet eteiata attei (fa) Ite atemativa method will aet tamdt la bwnMMd water poQutien. land poffiti8. occupational harard*. (d) When waste is tronapertad by voMds la s dfapeoal she Federal Roaster f Vol. 15. No. t24 I Tacsday. November 20. W90 f Rain tad RegnlsHons 4M25 (1) Mui vvfeldtt urad to transport she tiling waste tester!.! i asbestos-containing wub malarial delivered to dm disposal site. during th* loading end seriosdlng of the (a) For all aibtitot-ccntainiag watt* watte to that the eigne art visible. Tht malaria! tran^orted off tht facility tits: markingmatt; (1) Mtintaln asbestos wutt ifripaumf . ( displayed is tadh a manner and records. ating e farm similar to that location that a person can easily read shown in Flame i end include the the legend. fallowing hdometioo: (ii) Conform to (he requirements for St (I) the acme, address, end telephone cm xBOempBin x l1n)upri#st number of the waste generate format signs tpecified in St CFR (II) The name and address of the local 10l0.liS(d)(4j and thit paragraph: and State, or EPA Regional agency ' (Ui} Display the following legend in mpoutlblt far sdateistertag the the lower panel with letter eixea and etylea of a vitibility at leatt equal to thote tpecified in thit paragraph. atbettot NESKAF program. (Ui) The quantity of the asbeetoo- containing waste materiel In cubic meters (cubic yards). Legead DANCSS ASBESTOS DUST HAZARD CANCER AND UJNG DISEASE HAZARD Awhnrisaf Penteat! Only Notation Ueali Inch) Sane Ssrit Gothic ar Hock IS cm (1 inch) Sant Serif Co(hie or Slock If cm ftUnck) Soao Serif Gothic at Mock It hut Gothic (tv) The name and telephone t of tht disposal ilia operator. (v) Tht tuna and physical trite location of the disposal sits. (vi) Tha dam transported. HI) The uoe. address. and telephone trambar of dm dnatpaHarf*). (riii) A certification that tha eantaata at this rttailyinwnt art fully and aocerately duodbod by proper shipping ameaadsmclaaelBed pocked, marked and labeled and art ia all Spacing between any two linae muxt raspaati in proper condition for be a lent equal to the height 0t the tramporl by highway according to upper of the two lines. applicable Intaraadonal ad govamaat (2) For off-aits diepotaL provide a ngnlationa. espy af the watte shipment record, (*) Fsrwaata thipmtata whan a copy described in peregraph (e)(1) of this of the watts ihipmant rtcsrd signed by sectioBL to the disposal ilia owntr ar tha own* ar opeattr ofthe dexisnaiod operator at tht tamt time aa the disposal site, to aot received by the west* gsaarntor within St days of tho date tht watts mi accepted by die tattial transporter, contact the tramporter and/or tht owntr or operate af the dstegnatad disposal tut to dcisrmins the sUtus of the watts shipment (J) Repot in writing to the tool .State, or BA Rsgiosai office mponoibla for odmMttoring the aabeetoe NESHAP pragnmfor tte wests generator If t copy of the west* shipment racord signed by the ewner or operator of tha designated wests disposal site, ie net receivtd by tht watte generator within 4S days of the date the waste wet accepted by the tattial transporter, faded* in the report the following information: 0) A copy of the watte shipment record for which e oonftrmaOoo of delivery was not ncaivad end (U) A cover letter signed by the west* geaarater explaining the efforts taken to locate the aeoestoi wutt shipment end fte rveuft* of those sffsrta. (4) Ssiaia o copy of aU watte shipment records, tcdodtng 1 copy of (he watte shipment record signed by the owner or operator of the designated emitodtopoaa) torn, for at least 2 years. (Q Furnish upon request end make evauaUe Sarfatpacltoa by tha Administrator, all records required 48420 ftdanl RtyiiUr / Vel. S5. No. 224 / Tuedy, Novtmbtr 20,1990 / Rule* tad Regulitiom 1. wort sue name ano nailing address Owner's name Owner's telephone no. Z. Operator's name and address Operator's telephone no. 3. waste disposal site (WOS) name, nailing address, and physical site location wos phone no. 4. name, and address of responsidlc agency u km 5. Description of materials 6. Containers 7. Total Quantity . No. Type m' (yd*) 8. Special handling instructions and additional information 9. OPERATOR'S CERTIFICATION: I hereby declare that the contents of this consignment are fully and accurately described above by proper shipping name and arc classified, packed, narked, and labeled, and are In all respects in proper condition for transport by highway according to applicable International and government regulations. Printed/typed name & title Signature Month Day Tear 10. Transporter 1 (Acknowledgment of receipt of materials) printed/typed name A title Signature Month Day fear Transporter Address and telephone no. 11. Transporter 2 (Acknowledgment of receipt of materials) Printed/typed name & title Signature Montn Day Year Address and telephone no. 4a 12. Discrepancy indication space 13. waste disposal site owner or operator: Certification of receipt of asbestos materials &t* covered bv this manifest eiceot as noted in item 12^_ Printed/typed name A title 1 Signature Month Day fear 5 (Continued Figure 4. Haste Shipment Record Fadtral Rtgiittr / Vol 58, No. 224 / Tndy. Novabr 20,1SC0 / nd Rt|u3tioni 4M27 INSTRUCTIONS Waste Generator Section (Items 1-9) 1. Enter the name of the facility at which asbestos waste Is generated and the address where the facility Is located. In the appropriate spaces, also enter the name of the owner of the facility and the owner's phone number. 2. If a demolition or renovation, enter the name and address of the company and authorized agent responsible for performing the asbestos removal. In the appropriate spaces, also enter the phone number of the operator. 3. Enter the name, address, and physical site location of the waste disposal site (WDS) that will be receiving the asbestos materials. In the appropriate spaces, also enter the phone number of the WDS. Enter 'on-site* if the waste will be disposed of on the generator's property. 4. Provide the name and address of the local. State, or EPA Regional office responsible for administering the asbestos NKHAP program. 5. Indicate the types of asbestos waste materials generated. If from a demolition or renovation, indicate the' amount of asbestos that is - Friable asbestos material - Nonfriable asbestos material 6. Enter the number of containers used to transport the asbestos materials listed in Item 5. Also enter one of the following container codes, used In transporting eaeh type of asbestos material (specify any other type of container used if not listed below): OH - Hotel drums, barrels DP - Plastic drum, barrels BA 6 mil plastic bags or wrapping 7. Enter the quantities of each type of asbestos material removed in units of cubic meters (cubic yards). 8. Use this spate to Indicate special transportation, treatment, storage or disposal or Bill of Lading Information. If an alternate waste disposal site Is designated, note It here. Emergency response ^telephone numbers or similar Information may be included here. 9. The authorized agent of the waste generator mst read and than sign and date this certification. Tho dato Is tho data of receipt by transporter. \ fSOTC: The weste generator must main a copy of this form. Figure 4. Waste Shipment Record . (continued! It&m1 Kfprtaf l VcL 85, No. 224 / Tuodty, November 20,1980 / Ri3ci and JUjulattow Transporter Section (Items 10 l 11) 10. 1 11. Enter name, address, and telephone number of each transporter used, If applicable. Print or type the full naae end title of person accepting responsibility and acknowledging receipt of materials as listed on this waste shipment record for transport. Enter date of receipt end signature. NOTE: The transporter must retain a copy of this form. Disposal Site Section (Items 12 l 13} 12. The authorized representative of the WOS must note in this space any discrepancy between waste described on this manifest and waste actually received as welt as any improperly enclosed or contained waste. Any rejected materials should be listed and destination of those materials provided. A site that converts asbestos-containing waste material to nonasbestos material is considered a WOS. 13. The signature (by hand) of the authorized WOS agent indicates acceptance and agreement with statements on this manifest except as noted in item 12. Th date Is th date of signature and receipt of shipment. NOTE: The WOS must retain a completed copy of this form. The WOS must also send a completed copy to the operator listed in item 2. Figure 4. Waste Shipment Record Federal Register / Vol S3. No. 224 I Tuesday. November 20. 1990 I Rules and Regulation! 48429 19. Section 61.152 la redesignated aa 161.150 and Is revised to mad u fallows; |61.1W StandardterwasteOteeoeatfar MWMftenvms. faortea#"*. damawon, . etwvatten. and terayw* aparauana. Each owner or operator of any aoarca covered under th* provisions of il 61.144.61.145.61.146. and 61.147 shall comply with tht following provision*: (a) Discharge no viaibla amJialona to tha outside air during the collection, processing (including Indnaration). packaging. or transporting of any asbestos-containing waste material Snerated by the source, or use one of a amission control and waste treatment methods specified in paragraphs (a) (1] through (4) of this section. (1)Adequately wet asbestos* containing waste material as follows: (!) Mix control device asbestos waste to form a slurry: adequately wet other asbestos-containing waste material; and |li) Discharge no visible emissions to the outside air bon collection, mixing, fretting, and handling operations, or use the methods specified by 161.152 to dean emissions containing particulate asbestos material before they escape to, or ere vented to. the outside air and (iii) After wetting, seal all asbeetos* Brattling waste materiel In leak-tight ocatainart whilo wet or. for materials that will not fit into container* without , additional breaking, put materials into leak-tight wrapping: and (iv) Label the containers or wrepped materials specified in paragraph (aMlMiii) of this section using warning label* tpecifitd by Occupational Safety and Health Standard* of the Department . of Labor. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) mitt 39 CFK1610.1001(jX2) or lS&JtfkXIXIH). Tha label* shall be printed in tatters af sufficient else end contrast seae te be. readily visible and IsgMe. (v) For a*b*#to#-ootainte|wam*.. material to be ttuMpiwtert agtjmisdBsy ait*. label ccateteara * wrapped materials with dm MM admit wests K generator imtjSHi tewtioe gtmhfchdm waste was; m** material (1) Form aB aabestoo-eentetefegweste -atarial into nenfriabte psBott ar etbsr before they escape to, or are vented to. (vii) Tha name, address, and the outside air. telephone number of the trenaporter(s). (3) For facilities demolished where tht RAQ4 ta aot removed prior te demolition according to If 01.145(e)(1) (i). (ii). (Iii). and (iv) or for facilities (vtii) A cerUfleatloa that the contents ef this consignment ere fully and accurately described by proper shipping name ana art classified. packad demolished according to f 61.145(cXt}. adequately wet asbastos-cmitaintaf waste materiel at ell timet after demolition end keep wet dming marked. and labeled, end are in aB respects In proper condition far transport by highwey according to applicable international and government handling end loading far transport to e ngutationa. disposal site. Asbestos-containing wests (2) Provid* e copy of the waste malarial* covered by this pereptph do shipment record, described In paragraph not have to be seeled in leek-tight (dXD of this (action, to the diepoeJsite containers or wrapping but may bo owaen or operator* at th* seme time as transported and disposed f In bulk. the asbestoscontaining waste material (4) Use an alternative emission is delivered to th* disposal site. control and waste treatment method (3) For waste shipments where a copy that has received prior approval by the ef the waste shipment record, signed by Administrator according to th* the owner or operator of th* designated procedure described in | 61.146(eX21- disposal site. Is not received by the (I) Aa applied to demolition and wait* generator within 55 days of th* renovation, tin requirements of date the waste was sccepttd by the paragraph (a) of this section do aot initial transporter, contact the apply to Category! aonMabta ACM transporter and/or the owner or waste sad Category D nooMabta ACM operator of tbs designated disposal site waste that did aot become cramhied, to determine the status of th* wasu pulverised, or reduced to powder. (b) All aabettoe-eoutainiag waste (4) Report In writing to the local. malarial shall be daapoaitad aa aeon aa State, or EPA Regional offica la practical by the waste gMorator at mponsibte for administering lb* (1) A waste disposal site operated In asbestos NESHAP program for the accordance with the proviaiona of waste ganorator if a copy of th* waste I61.154. ar shipment record, signed by th* owner or (2) An XFA-eppraved site that converts RACM and asbestos- operator of the designated waste disposal site, is sot received by the containing waste material kite waste generator within 45 deys of the nonasbestoe (aibettoe-fre*) materiel date tea waste eras accepted by the according te the provision* of I 61.1W. initial transporter. Include in the report (]) Th* requirements ef paragraph (b) tha following information: of this section do not apply to Category 1. (i) A oopy of the waste shipment nonMable ACM Ml is not RAOd. lecasd Sot which a confirmation of fc) Mark vattdst wad te Maspert daRveiy we* net received, and aabeatoe^antalalRC waste material (B) A cover Setter signed by th* waste rfTrt^ihalaeiftigiinif ralmiH-Bftf marulnr assuming tee efforts taken to waste at tiwtte* state an vMfate. Tht EcatateMMttes waste ehipaant and maridnaa aust coaforai te tea tbs results of the** effort*. .cfii6U4dxi)0).m. 0}Retain a copy *f aB waste lUpinM records, including a copy ef tea waste shipment record standby tha ate owner operator of** designated waste fhpoaei site, te at host 3 years. (o) Furnish open leqotet. and moke avefiabU te tesMCtte bp B* M Steffen RUIIU mdoafgaated as QBTha use and adAoas atittSneed. | tun and la needed by raviateg th* rRPAJtMieaaiaf&ae * --------- (XS). (B) Dtadtage m vMMa IbMm to tea oetsid* airboai ooiartaw ami Sriniwtio^WM* tbsmetbodspedSad by 9 OUtt to daaa andssieaa containing particulate asbestos material (vi) The date teapoted. ggefiowner *r operotor ofany IMftttaietute din**1 ********* operatedby aowoss eovorad tmder Fedorul Rtsister / VcL S3. Na. 224 / Tuesday. November 2& 1900 / Kulet sad Regulations It I1.1C S1.144. or U en4 received _ . tiaaapari. and ahfaatte Admtairtrstor's astiafaettoa that it b deposits ot aafeartpe-mlatntaf we of the excavated atbestoa^aaiaiaiag squivaiant ta tbs dsambed sqafpwcnt in maria] pswrawd by the anaron. shall: waste metarinL if deemed aaoeesary, tbe during particulate ssbettos instsriaL (a) * * * Adainirtretur may require changes in 1A Section 01J31 is redesignated as (2) Cover (be aabcstowcmtUiang tbs f 01J33 sad amended by waste material with oi toast IS paragraphs (a)(1) cod (aK4) aa otntieirtars (4 inches) oI compacted (<] lacotienof say tenperary ptrapapha (aj(4j and (a)(Sl nonatbestos-costeiaing BSlerUi aad sits and tho final disposal site. rtapaettvtly. reviling tha introductory grow end maintain sever at vsgetnticn os (be area adequate to prevent exposure of the aabestoKoniaiaiag (0) Withta to dayt of a tile h* inactive aad aftar tbe effective date ef this subpart. record, he xrardaaoe with tut of panpepha (a), (aX<l ud (sXS) aad revising ptraptphi (a](2l (X4Xti) and (lit), and (H sad addiag paragraph waits malarial- in donut utu when vegetation would bo diflicalt to maintain. at least additional caatireaten (3 inches) of wsll-padad, oonaabestoe crushed rock may be placed on top of the Coal cover Instead of *e|etatien and eiiietaiaad to prevent Suit law, lactation on iht deed lathe fecibly praperty end an say ethar Instrument that would aensafiy ba sxsmlatd diving a title search; thia notation will in perpetuity mstify soy potential purchaser ef tho property mat (1) Tha land has beta seed lor tot disposal of aihaslBKonteinlag waste motsrial; (aX3)tnraadufafiewK (i) Any new sovee to which this subperl applies (with the rxerption of sources subjsct to If u.m 41.144, snd 61.144), which has u ferial rtartop date preceding the affective dale of this revision, shall provide the tefiowtag (4) for itactive warts disposal sitae for tsbestoe tailings. o i pctroieum-baaed duet euppreaeiae agent that affectively Wads dust to control surface air aeuaiMoe may bo used inateod of tbs methods to parapnpht (a] (1). (2k aad (3) of tbie aactiom Use the agent in tho manner and frequency recommended for the particular asbestoa tailings by die oseufseturor at the duet suppression agsnt ta achieve and maintain dust control Obtain prior written approval of tbe Administrator to nso otbar equally affective dust suppresaion stesta. For purposes of this paragraph, any used. spent, at other waste nil it not cooeiderad a duet sting s determination on whether a natural barrier adequately deters pubhe acetso. supply informstioa enabling the Admiaistratar ta dalaratat (2) Tha aarvey plat and tucerd oftha location and quantity efaahastaw contalniag wtsta disposed ofwithin (ha disposal sits required in f gL154tf) have beta filed with tha Adailnlstralor: and (3) Tha sits is aub{oct ta 40 GFR part 91. subpart M. II. Section IUM Is redesfjpaud as 101.132 aad amended by mnoviag (inb)tr(o2d) ausctpoaryratgerxatpocMhf(pbWaXralJgl.rraepvhisfiang) 2i $ OaiOWKU ii ttomog. (a) Tha awnor er operator who uses air aeatag. ao speemed In M gU42(a), B444(e)(3jn)(*Xfl 91.14P(eX4)0J). MgKcXnXn. W*246(bX2)> fit M7(bX2). 01.140$). information to tha Administrator postmarked er delivered within SO days of tbs affective data, hi the cast of a acw sourer that does sot have sa initial startup data preceding tht effective data, the information shsl ba provided, posbnarhed or dsfiversd, within *> days of ta Initial startup dote. Any owner er operator of aa existing seem shell provide the foUowiag btfctmaiion ta ta Adtofcistntar vrithle days of ta afisetivt data of this snbpert sniees tbe owner or operator of the tasting touree has prrioaily pruvidsd this ht&rmstion to dm AfbaXustratar. Aay changes In the fnformattan provided by aay existing some shall he provided to the Ataunstnitor. postmarked srdefivvred, within 30 day* after ta chart}#. (I) If a fabric fiber davfet Si aaed to (l)The airflow jwmssbfflfy hi m! whathar a fanes or a aatwal banter 01J0(e)(l]fn OtUOfaXim adequately deters aaaaaa by the general 0US0X(aaX3Xfi).madU^a}ahalfc mtotfm* (ft/xdnM) tflbr fabric fiJtxr isbrte end. If the Mrfeb synthetic whether the III yen {aspueraotsFCKUd (d) Notify Sflffthe ihbrfc fiberdrvics xsec s at meat 4* days niter s aaautatag nthaawiae disturbing my aahaatam, fU ^ Mad fcWcSh* tad? la g/m (aa/ pdFh. tht mlaimtsi (Udacas 'Szcontaining waste aitaftal (tat has deposited at a waste iflawmi! tit* yhfSttSSV/rtn/ this section, aad fatten ta peaead specified (a tbe notitatita.lt the P) ffa HgAffteis sosdtooantro! excavation wfll bestow data tiA than the one contained te (ha arigis (4) Fbr aeureaa rabfcci la il24> notice, notice af tbe new start data ha provided ta tha Adaintabatat at least 10 working days bafsrs 0Q The average &bm eft the original notification.! WllOWU W fijr * mS MhiiifSlTCaSfimSmfThf . fiaatea ' tmmt` MAt wialnlnfri imis itiwfil ifiitr**4 aissarsd ta a*/doy (yd*/day)! and BMlThendsaiaae the use oi deseibed in penpsfho faXl) aad Ml) bilM aad (2) of this statics if tbe operator Federal Register / Vol 58, No. 224 / Tueeday, November 20. 1990 / Rules and Regulation* 4U31 (b) Tht fob-station required by paragraph () of this section suit accompany lit* to/orreatton required by | 01.10. Active uti disposal aim aubjad to I il ls* aboil tlao oonpty with tbia proviaioo. Roadway*, demolition and renovation. ipreying, and insulating materials are exempted from tha requirement* of 101.10(a). Tbe tnformatioe described Id tbia section muat ba reported uaing the beaut of Appendix A of tbia part aa a guide. 17. Section *1.154 ia redetipated aa 101.15* and amended by reviling tbe introductory text of 181.184. peragrapba (c) and (d) and adding paragraph* (e) through (j) to road at follows: Each owner or operator ofas active watte diapotal aitajbat receive* aabeatot-coataibisg watte material boa a tource covered under || 01.140,01.180, or 01.15S abali meat the requiremenu of thia taction: (c) Rather than meet the no viaible emiaaioo requirement of paragraph (a) of thia aeciion. at the and of tach operating day. or at lent oec* every M-bcur period while the aite to is cootineoos operation, the atbeatoa-containing waste atatoriai that boa baas deposited at the ait* durir* the operating day or prevtout 24-heur period tbeib (1) Be covered with tt leett 18 cenUacten (0 inchet] of compacted oonaabcatoe-coatalntof materia!, or (2) Be covered with a raaiaotto or' petroleum-bated dual aappmtica agent that effectively bioda duet aad coouc&t triad oroaion. Such as agent aboil bo (if) Tha saatc. address, and telephone number of tha tranaportufa). fiii) The qaantity of the eaheatoecontaining waste matanxi is cubic meter* (cubic yards). (iv) The presence of Improperly sndoaad or ancevared waste, er any asbtslos-centototog waste aateriad not aaalad In bad-tight eentatoar*. Report to writing to tho local. Stale, or BA Regional afSos naapeoaibb br administaring the aabeatas NESHAR program for the waste generator (identified in tba waste abipoant record), and. if dUfavst. the local State, or EPA Regional office reepocsibk far administering the asbestoa NESHAR program for the ditpoaal aite, by bo following woriing day. tha pmerer* of a significant amount of improperly enclosed or uncovered waste. Submit a copy of the waste shipment record along with tho report. (v) The dal* of the receipt. (2) As soon a* possible aad no longer than 30 days aflar receipt of tha waato. end a cop; of tha signed waste shipment record to tho areata generator. (3) Upon discovering* discrepancy between the quantity of waato designslad os tbe waato records aad tba quantity aotHtOy received, attempt to rtcondk tba discrepancy with tht matt gtMretor. If tha dlaoepaaey is not resolved within IS daysi Immediately report h i to l local. State, or! responsible br < asbestos NESHAR] wastoaanantori nsttftodhai .aad.tf< 0) Notify the Adminietrelce in aniting at beat 48 day* prior to excavating or otherwise dfatwbtag any aabaetoaeooumfog waste mataria) that baa been dapotittd at a areata ditpoeal aite and ia covered. If the txcavattoo will begin oo a dal* other than the oo* contained in tba original notice, notice of tho mw start date muat bo provided to the Atetoiotretor at least to worhing days bafora excavation begins and In oo vent shad axcavatioa begin taHier than tha data apeciilad to tha original notification, todwto tha foilowing information to the notice; (1) Scheduled starting and completion data*. (2) Raaaon br disturbing tha waste. (J) Procedure* to be used to control ami*tiobi during the excavation, ttorago. transport, and ultimata ditpoeal of tha excavated asbestos-containing wait* material If daaaad nacaaaaiy, tha Administrator may require change* ia tha amiasiea esetrol praoeduraa to bo (4) Location efanytomporery storage site and tha final disposal aits. 11 Section 81.188 la added to subpart M to read at bilew*: ffiia i) Each Qvmar operator of an operation that ooovarta RACM and asbostoa-ceotatotog waste matarial into (aabutoa-frae) material (a) Obtain tht prior written approval of tba Adstoienster to construct tire bcHHy.Ta obtoto approval tho aware or operator shall provida tho tha duel suppression agent aonafhctlnrar to achkv* aad aaiatois daot aantoaL Other equally affactiv* deal aganta oay be uaad agon by tha Administrator. fbr thia paragraph, any seed, araata oil i* sot oosridand o "tfSSHSUw- (*J For al awferial received, the sfthsactiv* (1) Ussntaia waste ring a figure 4 huomutien: (i) Tbe asms, address. and toi suabtr of the aretto generator. availabts during normal bunfaaaa botaa Swtoapaetica&ytbeAdmtoi record* reqatoM m&m thto i Mafttit paragraph H)Tk*4______ . ., that a doMMSstton af tha procaas ha parbimd prior to approval of the ' tot 45432 Federal Register / Vol. 58. No. 224 / Tuesday. November 20, 1990 / Rulee nd Regulation! (b) Conducta etart-up parfortunes test. Tl multi thill include: (1) A detailed description of the types ud quantum of oooitboitot me(trial, HACM. and asbestos-containing wuto material processed. aabeatoa esmant product!, friable uboitot insulation. plitttr. wood, plastic wire, etc. Tut fttd is to Ineludo tho full rzngs of material* that will ba encountered la actual operation of the process. (2) Results of analyses. using polarized light microscopy. that document tha aabeatoa coataat of the waatei processed. (3) Results of analyaea. ulus tnaamiiiicn electron microecopy. that document that the output material! are bee of aebeetoa. Sample* for analytl* are to be collected at S-hour compoelle samples (one 200-gram (7-ounce) temple per hour). beginning with the initial Introduction of RACM or asbestoscontaining wait* material and continuing until the and of the performance teat (4) A description of operating parameter*, such ai tempereture and reaidence time, defining tha full range over which the procett la expected to operate to produce nosaebeitoe (aebestoe-free) materielt. Specify the limita for each operating parameter within which tha procata will product aonatbettoa (asbestos-free) material!. (5) The length of the teat (ej During the initial SO day* of (1) Continuously monitor end log the operating parameter* identified during atart-up performance taata that are intended to ensure the production f nonatbeatoa (isbestos-frse) output material (2) Monitor input autariala to ensure that they are conaiatent with the into toed material! described daring eteri-up pcrfonnancs tests in paragraph (b)(1) *f Ifait MCtiOBU (3) Collect and analyze samples. totem aa 10-day eospeaitt samples (t--aB mum (7-ounce) sample eoBocted every 9 horn of operadoa) adaBautpot material tor the pniseaes afaahtMto* Composite aamplea may ba tefhww Shan 10 daya. TtonantiMioo ekeSjonsnksueacw (TIM) ahall be used to analyse sa output material far the presence af asbestos. During the Initial (May period all output malarial* meet oe atorod oa-elto until analysis shew* toe material to he aaheetoc-oue ar disposed of at aibeatoa-cootaislng waata name and location of tha purchaser or malarial according to I (1.130. diapotal tlta to which the output (d) Aftar tha taitui (0 day* af autariala wen sold er deposited, and epara tiotL the date of tale or disposal (1) Continuoualy monitor and record tha operating parameter* Idandried (7) Retain records required by paragraph (!) of this section tor at least 2 during atari-up performance tearing and years. any subsequent performance tearing. (g) Submit the following report* to the Any output produced during a period of Administrator. deviation from the rang* of operating 0) A report far each analysis of condition* established to eneere the product composits sample* performed production of noaaabeeto* (aeheetoe- during rite Initial (0 days of operation. nee) output material* (hall hat (2) A quarterly report. Including the (1) Dispoiad of a* aabattoe-centalning following information cooearning waata material according to | tLUO, or activities during each consecutive *. (II) Recycled ai waeta fred during month period: proceaa operation within tha MtabUihad (i) Results of analyse* of monthly range of operating conditions. or product composite samples. (id) Stored temporarily on-site In a leak-tight container anril anelysed for aabeatoa contest Any product material that is not asbestos-free shall be either disposed of ee esbestoe-eeetaialnf west* materiel or recycled aa waste feed to the process. (2) Collect and analyze monthly composite temple* (one 200-gma (7- ounce) sample collected every S hours of operation) of the output material. Trenamisaion electros microscopy shall be used to analyse the output material for tha pretence at aabeatoa. (*) Discharge ao riaibla amleeicni to the outside alt from any part of the operation, or use the aaethods specified by I(U32 to dean mleslona containing particulate aabeatoa material baton they escape to. er are vented to. the outside air. (f) Matetain record* en-eite and teenda tha fallowing information: (1) Results at ttari-up performance testing and aB subsequent performance testing, tactedtag operating Mnaotsn. feodanmcteriaticaadaauyMaef output matariala. (jj itegoiti of the oomporito arsalyeei (ii) A description of any deviation from the operating parameters established during performance testing the duration of the deviation, and steps taken to correct the deviation. (Ul) Disposition of any product produced during t period of deviation, teduding whether it was recycled, disposed of as aabestoe-eontalning waste material, or stored temporarily eo-eite until analysad tor aebeetoa ce&ttst (hr) The Infer*don on waste disposal activities as required tn |(UM(lj. (h) Noaaabestet (asbestos-free) output material la not subject to any of the provisions of this submtrt. Output materials in which asbestos Is detected, or output materials psoducad whan the operating parameter* deviated from thee* established during the start-up performance testing, uniats shown by 1ZM analysis to be aabeatoe-free. shall be coneidrad to be asbestoe-coataming waste and shall be handled and deposed of according to || (1.130 and CUM ar reprocessed while all of the established operating parameter* an required during Aa teftfalM daya af opacottantndmSVLUKs). (31 Unwin oftoamoothfr eampoeite 19. Section SUM la added to snbpart M to rand as fallow*: naqrata tagefrad under 3 gUMfd). (4) Rowdts at cenrinsiou* menttotiag Ittm inpMrn.. k addition to this sebpert. th* parameters tagtrirod under | SLUS (e) wgahttees referenced to Table 1 tlao apply to asbestos and may be applicable to thoseeonrcM specified te ii (1.142 shipments mesivod as tuotend te tinugkaUM. SUM. and SUM of this iUM(*h () For ontpst material* whsnie pninatod floe tha reader's Informaben analyse* wan nadMoad to datntea and to yenmoto eoaaplte&bs with the fasbestos. sne&rd &e Federal ReyLlf / Vol. 83. No. 224 / Taeeday. November 20, 1980 / Rule* and Regulations 48433 30. Section 41.1S7 ia addod to subpari M to read ai foliowa: (1.117 Patopoflon authority. (a) Ia d*l(|atin| implementation and enforcement authority to a Stata aadar aaefioa 112(d) ol tha Act. the authorities contained la paragraph fb) of thia section aball be retained by die Administrator aad not transferred to a State. fb) Authorise* that wtH not ba delegated to Statea: (1) Seedon .ie(c)(2) (2) Section n.lS0(a)(4) (3) Sectioe n.isi(c) (4) Section l.lS2(b)(3) (I) Section .154(d) () Section fl-lSSfaj. P* Doc so-sent Fdtd n-ta-aot us em| ttLUMI ODBC mHM Taau t --Caoaa^tsrtMMca to Otmcr Aaaerroa Rnu>TtoN