PERMFILE104001

• Permit No: M1979221
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/4/2000
• From: DOUGLAS CNTY
• To: CDOH
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

What happens after the local governing
authority receives the applicatiom?
The local governing body forwards copies of the
application packet to the Division for technical
review and recommendation of approval or
disapproval. The local governing body may also
conduct their own review at this time.
An application completeness determination must be
made by the Division within 30 days of receipt of
the application. The determination of completeness
of the application doesn't imply anything about the
outcome of the review, nor prevent the Division
from seeking clarifications or additional
information. (6 CCR 1007-2 Section 1.6.5)
Once it is determined that the application is
complete, a comprehensive technical review is
completed to determine if the siting, design, and
operating criteria of the proposed facility are
protective of human health and the environment.
(6 CCR 1007-2 Section 1.6.6) A public review and
comment period is included az part of the review.
(Title 30 Article 20 Section 104(3)).
Who issues the CD?
The CD is issued by the local goveming authority.
Issuance of the CD is based on the recommendation
of the Division to approve the application and on
local factors. (6 CCR 1007-2 Section 1.6.6) If the
Division disapproves the application, the local
goveming authority cannot issue the CD. The local
goveming authority may also deny the CD even if
it has been approved by the Division. The local
goveming authority is requved to conduct a public
hearing for new CDs.
What fees are required to obtain a CD?
A non-refundable fee must accompany the
application to the local goveming authority. This
fee is hazed on costs incurred by that body in the
application review and approval process (6 CCR
1007-2 Section 1.6.2). The applicant is also
responsible for costs incurred by the Division
during the comprehensive technical review of the
application, technical review of amendments to
existing CDS, site visits, and attendance of
Division staff at meetings and hearings concerning
the application or amendments. The applicant must
pay all applicable fees prior to issuance of the final
recommendation (6 CCR 1007-2 Section 1.72).
Are there other fees?
An annual registration fee is paid by permitted
solid waste disposal sites and facilities to fund the
ongoing monitoring and inspection activities of
Division staff(6 CCR 1007-2 Section 1.7.3). This
fee is based on the size and type of facility, and the
volume and type of wastes received. In addition,
Hazardous Substances Response Fund (I-ISRF) fees
may be applicable once the facility begins
operation (Title 25 Article 16 Section 101 CRS).
For more information please contact:
Colorado Department of
Public Health & Environment
Hazardous Materials and
Waste Management Division
4300 Cherry Creek Drive South
Denver, Colorado 80222-1530
Customer Technical Assistance [phone]
e-mai! comments.hmwmd Qa state.co.us
http://www.cdphe.staze.co. us/hM
This Compliance Bulletin is intended to provide
guidance on the appropriate siting ofnon-hazardous
solid waste disposal sites and facilities based on
Colorado solid waste statutes and regulations only. The
sites and facilities described in this guidance may also be
regulated under other stamtes and regulations.
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