1. (a) For failing to accurately determine whether a waste is a hazardous waste in violation of Env-Hw 502.01(a), the proposed fine shall be $2,000 per determination not accurately made.
2. (b) For failing to maintain written records supporting waste determinations made in accordance with Env‑Hw 502.01(a) in violation of Env-Hw 502.01(d), the proposed fine shall be $250 per record.
3. (c) For failing to notify the department prior to conducting hazardous waste activities in violation of Env‑Hw 504.02(a), the proposed fine shall be $2,000 for small and large quantity generators and $1,000 for very small quantity generators.
4. (d) For failing to obtain a temporary EPA identification number when a generator of hazardous waste is required to manifest hazardous waste due to a one-time, non-recurrent, temporary event that is not related to normal production processes in violation of Env‑Hw 504.04(a), the proposed fine shall be $1,000.
5. (e) For failing to notify the department orally or in writing of any changes to the information provided pursuant to Env-Hw 504.02(a) as required by Env-Hw 505.01(a), within 30 days of the effective date of any change, the proposed fine shall be $250 for small and large quantity generators and $100 for very small quantity generators.
6. (f) For failing to notify the department on Form HWM-2 “RCRA C Site Identification Form” as amended August 2025, of changes to the information required in Env-Hw 504.02(a) other than those specified in Env-Hw 505.01(a), within 30 days of the effective date of any change, in violation of Env-Hw 505.01(b), the proposed fine shall be $500 for small and large quantity generators and $250 for very small quantity generators.
7. (g) For a very small quantity generator or small quantity generator failing to notify the department within 30 days after ceasing hazardous waste activities in violation of Env-Hw 505.04(a)(2), the proposed fine shall be $750.

Source. #13784, eff 10-21-23; ss by #14283, eff 8-1-25, EXPIRES: 8-1-35