Section 173-303-010. Purpose.

Section 173-303-016. Identifying solid waste.

Section 173-303-017. Recycling processes involving solid waste.

Section 173-303-020. Applicability.

Section 173-303-030. Abbreviations.

Section 173-303-040. Definitions.

Section 173-303-045. References to EPA's hazardous waste and permit regulations.

Section 173-303-050. Department of ecology cleanup authority.

Section 173-303-060. Notification and identification numbers.

Section 173-303-070. Designation of dangerous waste.

Section 173-303-071. Excluded categories of waste.

Section 173-303-072. Procedures and bases for exempting and excluding wastes.

Section 173-303-073. Conditional exclusion of special wastes.

Section 173-303-075. Certification of designation.

Section 173-303-077. Requirements for universal waste.

Section 173-303-080. Dangerous waste lists.

Section 173-303-081. Discarded chemical products.

Section 173-303-082. Dangerous waste sources.

Section 173-303-083. Deletion of certain dangerous waste codes following equipment cleaning and replacement.

Section 173-303-090. Dangerous waste characteristics.

Section 173-303-100. Dangerous waste criteria.

Section 173-303-102. Reserved.

Section 173-303-104. State-specific dangerous waste numbers.

Section 173-303-110. Sampling, testing methods, and analytes.

Section 173-303-120. Recycled, reclaimed, and recovered wastes.

Section 173-303-140. Land disposal restrictions.

Section 173-303-141. Treatment, storage, or disposal of dangerous waste.

Section 173-303-145. Spills and discharges into the environment.

Section 173-303-150. Division, dilution, and accumulation.

Section 173-303-160. Containers.

Section 173-303-161. Overpacked containers (labpacks).

Section 173-303-170. Requirements for generators of dangerous waste.

Section 173-303-180. Manifest.

Section 173-303-190. Preparing dangerous waste for transport.

Section 173-303-200. Accumulating dangerous waste on-site.

Section 173-303-201. Special accumulation standards.

Section 173-303-202. Special requirements for generators of between two hundred twenty and two thousand two hundred pounds per month that accumulate dangerous waste in tanks.

Section 173-303-210. Generator recordkeeping.

Section 173-303-220. Generator reporting.

Section 173-303-230. Special conditions.

Section 173-303-235. Alternative requirements for eligible academic laboratories.

Section 173-303-240. Requirements for transporters of dangerous waste.

Section 173-303-250. Dangerous waste acceptance, transport, and delivery.

Section 173-303-260. Transporter recordkeeping.

Section 173-303-270. Discharges during transport.

Section 173-303-280. General requirements for dangerous waste management facilities.

Section 173-303-281. Notice of intent.

Section 173-303-282. Siting criteria.

Section 173-303-283. Performance standards.

Section 173-303-290. Required notices.

Section 173-303-300. General waste analysis.

Section 173-303-310. Security.

Section 173-303-320. General inspection.

Section 173-303-330. Personnel training.

Section 173-303-335. Construction quality assurance program.

Section 173-303-340. Preparedness and prevention.

Section 173-303-350. Contingency plan and emergency procedures.

Section 173-303-355. Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act Title III coordination.

Section 173-303-360. Emergencies.

Section 173-303-370. Manifest system.

Section 173-303-380. Facility recordkeeping.

Section 173-303-390. Facility reporting.

Section 173-303-395. Other general requirements.

Section 173-303-400. Interim status facility standards.

Section 173-303-500. Recycling requirements for state-only dangerous waste.

Section 173-303-505. Special requirements for recyclable materials used in a manner constituting disposal.

Section 173-303-506. Special requirements for the recycling of spent CFC or HCFC refrigerants.

Section 173-303-510. Special requirements for dangerous wastes burned for energy recovery.

Section 173-303-515. Standards for the management of used oil.

Section 173-303-520. Special requirements for reclaiming spent lead acid battery wastes.

Section 173-303-522. Special requirements for recycling spent antifreeze.

Section 173-303-525. Special requirements for recyclable material utilized for precious metal recovery.

Section 173-303-573. Standards for universal waste management.

Section 173-303-578. Military munitions.

Section 173-303-600. Final facility standards.

Section 173-303-610. Closure and post-closure.

Section 173-303-620. Financial requirements.

Section 173-303-630. Use and management of containers.

Section 173-303-640. Tank systems.

Section 173-303-645. Releases from regulated units.

Section 173-303-646. Corrective action.

Section 173-303-64610. Purpose and applicability.

Section 173-303-64620. Requirements.

Section 173-303-64630. Use of the Model Toxics Control Act.

Section 173-303-64640. Grandfathered corrective action management units (CAMUs).

Section 173-303-64650. Corrective action management unit (CAMU).

Section 173-303-64660. Designation of a corrective action management unit.

Section 173-303-64670. Incorporation of a regulated unit within a CAMU.

Section 173-303-64680. Temporary units (TUs).

Section 173-303-64690. Staging piles.

Section 173-303-646910. Disposal of CAMU-eligible wastes into permitted dangerous waste landfills.

Section 173-303-646920. Disposal of CAMU-eligible wastes into permitted hazardous waste landfills located outside Washington.

Section 173-303-650. Surface impoundments.

Section 173-303-655. Land treatment.

Section 173-303-660. Waste piles.

Section 173-303-665. Landfills.

Section 173-303-670. Incinerators.

Section 173-303-675. Drip pads.

Section 173-303-680. Miscellaneous units.

Section 173-303-690. Air emission standards for process vents.

Section 173-303-691. Air emission standards for equipment leaks.

Section 173-303-692. Air emission standards for tanks, surface impoundments, and containers.

Section 173-303-693. Dangerous waste munitions and explosives storage.

Section 173-303-695. Containment buildings.

Section 173-303-700. Requirements for the Washington state extremely hazardous waste management facility at Hanford.

Section 173-303-800. Permit requirements for dangerous waste management facilities.

Section 173-303-801. Types of dangerous waste management facility permits.

Section 173-303-802. Permits by rule.

Section 173-303-803. Permit application requirements.

Section 173-303-804. Emergency permits.

Section 173-303-805. Interim status permits.

Section 173-303-806. Final facility permits.

Section 173-303-807. Trial burns for dangerous waste incinerator final facility permits.

Section 173-303-808. Demonstrations for dangerous waste land treatment final facility permits.

Section 173-303-809. Research, development and demonstration permits.

Section 173-303-810. General permit conditions.

Section 173-303-811. Permits for boilers and industrial furnaces burning hazardous waste.

Section 173-303-815. Facility-specific permit conditions.

Section 173-303-830. Permit changes.

Section 173-303-840. Procedures for decision making.

Section 173-303-841. Integration with maximum achievable control technology (MACT) standards.

Section 173-303-845. Appeal of decision.

Section 173-303-900. Public involvement and participation.

Section 173-303-902. Citizen/proponent negotiations.

Section 173-303-910. Petitions.

Section 173-303-950. Violations and enforcement.

Section 173-303-960. Special powers and authorities of the department.

Section 173-303-9901. Reserved.

Section 173-303-9903. Discarded chemical products list.

Section 173-303-9904. Dangerous waste sources list.

Section 173-303-9905. Dangerous waste constituents list.

Section 173-303-9906. Special waste bill of lading.