A. No construction and demolition and inert debris transfer/processing operation or facility, inert processing, or wood debris chipping and grinding facility shall be operated without first obtaining a permit from the Department. An application shall be filed with the Department giving information as required by the Department and, if approved by the Department, an annual permit may be issued upon payment of an annual inspection fee as found in the Solid Waste and Recycled Materials Facility Fee table found in Sec. 193.02.3.
B. Construction and demolition and inert debris transfer/processing operations and facilities shall be classified in accordance with Title 14, California Code of Regulations, Division 7, Article 5.9, Section 17381 et seq. In addition to the classification defined by tonnage and storage limits on tonnages, each facility also must meet the applicable composition requirements for the incoming materials, the amount of allowable residual material to be disposed in a facilities specific classification, the level of putrescible materials, and the received material origin as it relates to the source separation (source separated and separated for reuse materials, and/or separated at point of generation, i.e., no commingling) requirements for each classification. The composition tests are described in Title 14 California Code of Regulations, Section 17381 to Section 17383 and are incorporated by reference.
C. All construction and demolition and inert debris transfer/processing operations or facilities shall at the time of application, submit to the Department all information that may be required to process its application.
D. Definition of construction and demolition and inert debris transfer/processing operations or facilities for establishing fees: The calculation for the fee will be based on the tiered regulatory placement of the operation or facility, as follows:
1. Class 1 - Enforcement Agency Notification
2. Class 2 - Registration Permit
3. Class 3 - Full Solid Waste Facility Permit.