Kansas TSDF Responsibilities: What you need to know

Permitted hazardous waste treatment, storage, and disposal facility (TSDF) management rules: Kansas Administrative Regulations (KAR) 28-31-8

Hazardous waste TSDF permit rules: KAR 28-31-124, KAR 28-31-124a, KAR 28-31-124b, KAR 28-31-124c, KAR 28-31-124d, KAR 28-31-124e, KAR 28-31-267, KAR 28-31-267a, KAR 28-31-270, and KAR 28-31-270a

TSDF fees: KAR 28-31-10 and KAR 28-31-10a

Laboratory certification:

Groundwater samples: KAR 28-31-264a(e)

Burned wastes: KAR 28-31-264a(f)

Inspections: KAR 28-31-12

Property deed notification: KAR 28-31-264a(b)

Restrictive covenants and easements: KAR 28-31-264a(c)

Restrictive covenants: KAR 28-31-264a(c)(1)

Easements: KAR 28-31-264a(c)(2)

Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) Division of Environment Bureau of Waste Management Hazardous Waste Program

See ADDRESSES & CONTACTS for addresses and telephone numbers.

See national section for basic information and federal regulations.

• Rules. Kansas's rules for hazardous waste TSDFs include the federal rules and some more stringent state requirements. The state's more stringent rules cover labeling hazardous waste tanks and containers, a permit application disclosure statement, notification on the facility's property deed, restrictive covenants and easements as required by KDHE, laboratory certified waste analyses for hazardous waste burned for destruction or energy recovery or analyzed in connection with groundwater monitoring, underground injections wells, and various state facility fees.

• Administration and enforcement. KDHE's Bureau of Waste Management administers and enforces the hazardous waste TSDF requirements in Kansas.

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