N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 6, § 383-10.6 – Monitoring of associated facilities.

(a) The applicant must submit an associated facilities monitoring plan as part of the complete permit application.
(b) The permittee must establish and conduct an associated facilities monitoring program as required by this section and in accordance with the associated facilities monitoring plan approved by the department in the permit. The permittee must conduct the associated facilities monitoring program from the date that waste is first received at the land disposal facility until operation of all associated facilities that are subject to monitoring has ceased.
(c) The associated facilities monitoring program must include provisions for sampling and analysis of the following:
1. (1) any liquid releases from any building, parking lot, or other area in which waste is received, inspected, treated, stored, or housed for any other reasons;
2. (2) wastewater from vehicle and other equipment washing or decontamination;
3. (3) ventilation systems and other potential sources of airborne releases to the atmosphere from any building in which waste is received, inspected, treated, stored, or housed for any other reason; and
4. (4) flue gases and ash from incinerators, if any are operated on the site.
(d) The permittee must, at least once a year, review the associated facilities monitoring program plan and revise it as necessary, subject to the approval of the department. At minimum, the plan must be revised when the permittee or the department determines that:
1. (1) the designs or operations of the associated facilities have changed and the associated facilities monitoring program is no longer appropriate for the changed conditions;
2. (2) the associated facilities monitoring program is no longer sufficient to accurately demonstrate that the performance objectives are being met; or
3. (3) the associated facilities monitoring program no longer meets the requirements of this Subpart.