New Hampshire Biennial Report: What you need to know

Generators:

Biennial report: NH Regs. Env-Hw 512.04

Quarterly report: New Hampshire Regulations-Environmental Hazardous Waste (NH Regs. Env-Hw) 512.02

Treatment, storage, and disposal facilities (TSDFs):

Hazardous waste biennial report: NH Regs. Env-Hw 705.03

TSDF quarterly report: NH Regs. Env-Hw 705.02

Additional reporting requirements: NH Regs. Env-Hw 705.04

Report quarters: NH Regs. Env-Hw 512.02(f) and NH Regs. Env-Hw 705.02(d)

New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES) Waste Management Division Hazardous Waste Management Bureau Hazardous Waste Compliance Section

See national section for basic information and federal regulations.

• Rules. In addition to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) biennial reporting requirements, New Hampshire requires generators of hazardous waste and treatment, storage, and disposal facilities (TSDFs) to file quarterly reports within 45 days following the last day of the previous quarter. A fee must also accompany each quarterly report. New Hampshire no longer has the requirement that TSDFs submit an annual activity report by April 1.

Note: At present, there are no permitted hazardous waste TSDFs in New Hampshire.

• Administration and enforcement. The Hazardous Waste Management Bureau of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES) administers and enforces the annual reporting requirements in the state.

GENERATORS

Biennial Reports

NH Regs. Env-Hw 512.04

The DES prepares the biennial report on behalf of each generator that is required to report biennially (e.g., a large quantity generator (LQG)) based on information provided by the generator on notification forms, ...