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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 11, 2024) |
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62. Department of Environmental Protection |
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D62. Departmental |
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62-713. Soil Treatment Facilities |
1A general permit is hereby granted to any person for the operation of a mobile soil treatment facility for thermal treatment of petroleum contaminated soil that will be operated in accordance with the standards and criteria set forth in Part III of Chapter 62-4, F.A.C., and this rule. The owner or operator of the mobile soil treatment facility shall notify the Department on Form 6562-713.900(2) 66of the intent to use this general permit, and shall comply with the following requirements:
81(1) A mobile soil treatment facility owner or operator who intends to thermally treat petroleum contaminated soil shall notify the appropriate District office of the Department by registered mail at least three days prior to initiating operation at a contaminated site. The Department recommends, but does not require, that the owner or operator also provide at least three days notice to the local City and County governments and local environmental agency.
152(2) Any owner or operator of a permitted mobile soil treatment facility shall take appropriate measures to assure protection of the general public including the following:
178(a) A security fence shall surround all areas where contaminated soil is being processed, including stockpiling, handling, and treatment areas. The fence shall extend at least six feet above ground surface. In lieu of a security fence, surveillance personnel on-site at all times is an acceptable alternative;
225(b) Gate access shall be locked when no attendant is present; and
237(c) Appropriate warning notices shall be clearly posted; for example, notices should warn of the presence of contaminated soil, the presence of excavations, or the presence of equipment.
265(3) Mobile soil treatment facilities shall be operated only at sites with confirmed contaminated soil and shall treat only soil native to the site.
289(4) Unless transported off-site to a permitted Class I landfill, stationary soil treatment facility or Waste-to-Energy facility, soil which is excavated shall remain on-site and within the area of suspected ground water contamination until the soil has been treated so that it meets the criteria for cleaned soil in subsections 33962-713.520(2)-340(4), F.A.C.
342(5) Excavated soil shall be stockpiled on an impermeable surface or a liner with a minimum thickness of five mils. The stockpile shall be covered by a secured plastic cover with a minimum thickness of five mils until treatment in the soil treatment unit commences.
387(6) The Department recommends, but does not require, that soil treated by mobile facilities should be returned to the original excavation pit.
409(7) The stockpile area for untreated soil shall be graded to direct leachate flow to return to the original excavation pit.
430(8) The treatment of any non-petroleum contaminated soil is prohibited at mobile soil treatment facilities.
445(9) The treatment of soil contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) is prohibited at mobile soil treatment facilities.
462(10) For thermal treatment technologies other than rotary kiln thermal treatment units, the results of studies from pilot projects or actual operating facilities which demonstrate the feasibility of the technology proposed for treating the petroleum contaminated soil shall be included as part of the notification to use this general permit.
512Specific Authority 514403.061, 515403.704, 516403.814 FS. 518Law Implemented 520403.707, 521403.814 FS. 523History–New 8-5-99.
