MANAGEMENT OF PETROLEUM CONTAMINATED SOIL CONTAINING HAZARDOUS WASTE

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Minnesota Administrative Rules › MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY › Chapter 7037 › Part 7037.0600

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A generator shall manage petroleum contaminated soil as a hazardous waste in accordance with chapter 7045 if: A. the soil contaminated with a leaded petroleum product displays the toxicity characteristic for lead; B. the soil is contaminated with any hazardous waste listed in part 7045.0135 , including PCBs at a concentration equal to or greater than 50 parts per million; C. the total halogen level is equal to or greater than 1,000 parts per million, unless the generator rebuts the presumption that the soil contains a hazardous waste, as given in part 7037.0500 , subpart 4, item B; or D. the complete TCLP of the soil displays the toxicity characteristic of part 7045.0131 for any of the constituents included in code G in part 7037.0500 , subpart 2.

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