Conn. Agencies Regs. § 22a-454-1 - Hazardous materials management permit fees
(a)
Method and timing of payment. An applicant or permittee shall
submit all fees required by this section by certified check or money order
payable to the Department of Environmental Protection. Any fee required by this
section shall be due upon the submission of the application or request to which
it relates. Any application or request shall not be deemed complete and will
not be reviewed until all fees required by this section have been paid in
full.
(b)
Application
Fee. The fee for submitting an application or for revoking and
reissuing, or renewing a permit required by section
22a-454
of the Connecticut General Statutes shall be as follows:
(1) For a transporter permit, five hundred
dollars ($500.00) per year for each year or portion thereof that the permit
authorizes the transportation of hazardous waste;
(2) For a contractor's permit, five hundred
dollars ($500.00) per year for each year or portion thereof that the permit
authorizes a person to act as a contractor;
(3) For storage of hazardous waste or for
transferring hazardous waste from one vehicle to another or from one mode of
transportation to another, fourteen thousand dollars ($14,000) if the storage
or transfer activity meets any of the following criteria:
(i) the waste has a signal rating of 3 or 4
under any of the listed categories (i.e., health hazard, flammability or
reactivity) of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 704 Standard
System for the Identification of the Fire Hazards of Materials;
(ii) 1,000 gallons, or an equivalent weight
or volume, or more of hazardous waste is stored at any one time;
(iii) there is a 2,000 gallons or more
throughput of hazardous waste in any 24 hour period; or
(iv) more than three different types of
hazardous waste will be stored.
(4) For storage of hazardous waste or for
transferring hazardous waste from one vehicle to another or from one mode of
transportation to another, seven thousand dollars ($7,000) if the storage or
transfer does not meet any of the criteria specified in subdivision (3) of this
subsection and includes the transfer of hazardous waste from the original
container to another container; and
(5) For storage of hazardous waste or for
transferring hazardous waste from one vehicle to another or from one mode of
transportation to another, two thousand, five-hundred dollars ($2,500) if the
storage or transfer does not meet any of the criteria specified in subdivision
(3) of this subsection and the hazardous waste remains in its original
container.
(c)
Modification fee. The fee for applying for the following
modifications to a permit issued under section
22a-454
of the Connecticut General Statutes shall be as follows:
(1) For a change in the type of hazardous
waste to be transported under a transporter permit - one hundred dollars
($100.00);
(2) For modification to
a permit, other than a transporter permit, of a type listed as a class I permit
modification that does not require the approval of the commissioner - two
hundred and fifty dollars ($250.00); and
(3) For modification to a permit, other than
a transporter permit, of a type listed as a class I permit modification that
requires the approval of the commissioner - five hundred dollars ($500.00).
For purposes of this subsection, "Class I" shall mean permit modifications designated as class I in Appendix I to 40 CFR 270.42.
(d)
Transfer Fee. The fee to
transfer any permit issued pursuant to section
22a-454
of the Connecticut General Statutes shall be the fee prescribed by section
22a-6o of
the Connecticut General Statutes.
(e)
Waiver. All fees required by
this section may be waived for agencies, boards, commissions, councils and
departments of the state of Connecticut as provided in section
22a-6f
of the Connecticut General Statutes.
(f)
Municipal permittee. All
fees charged to a municipality pursuant to this section shall be fifty percent
of the fee charged to other applicants.
(g)
Relationship to statutory
fees. Other than the fees specified in this section, nothing in this
section shall affect the fees specified in the Connecticut General
Statutes.
(h)
Multiple
Fees. Any person required to pay more than one fee (i.e., for multiple
permits or multiple applications or requests requiring payment of a fee) shall
pay the fee calculated by adding each fee associated with each application
request or permit requiring payment of a fee. In calculating the total fee,
each permit application or request requiring payment of a fee shall be added
separately, even if an applicant or requester files one application seeking
multiple permits or one request containing multiple requests.
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