(b) The proposal shall include the following information unless otherwise specified by the district in writing:

1. (1) Legal description, address, and directions to the proposed site;
2. (2) A map or aerial photograph indicating land use within a one-fourth-mile radius of the proposed site which shall be of adequate scale to show all residences, structures, surface waters, public and private water supply sources, access roads, historic sites, and other existing human-made features relating to the site;
3. (3) Maps indicating the existence of any regulated wetlands or floodplains on or adjacent to the site;
4. (4) A site plan map that delineates survey boundary locations, the location of existing or proposed access roads, existing buildings and improvements including any staging and storage areas for incoming waste tires, general site topography, and existing and proposed drainage characteristics including any run-on/runoff control systems;
5. (5) A list of the waste tire generator or generators including name, location, and mailing address;
6. (6) Concurrence of the landowner indicating acceptance and responsibility of the waste tires or residuals, and an agreement to indemnify the district and the Department of Energy and Environment from any future liability resulting from the waste tire alternative end-use project;
7. (7) Statement or statements from any local regulatory body having jurisdiction over the project, including planning, building, code enforcement, and/or drainage departments that the project complies with applicable rules;
8. (8) Any applicable environmental permits;

9. (9)

   1. (A) Project specifications and details including:

(i) A description of the proposed application;

1. (ii) The quantity of waste tires anticipated to be used in the project;

   1. (iii) Construction methods and materials;

      1. (iv) Construction drawings and details; and
      2. (v) A project schedule.

   2. (B)

      1. (i) Additionally, the reason for using tire chips in place of other materials must be substantiated.
      2. (ii) An explanation shall be provided demonstrating how the engineering properties of these materials will be beneficial to the project; and

2. (10) An explanation of how the project will comply with applicable sections of Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission Rule 14 [repealed], including:

   1. (A) Storage requirements;
   2. (B) Fire safety requirements; and
   3. (C) Waste tire processing requirements.