(a) A written policy articulating organizational support for the toxics use reduction and hazardous waste reduction plan and a commitment by the organization to implement plan goals.
(b) A description of its scope and objectives, including the evaluation of technologies, procedures and personnel training programs to ensure unnecessary toxic substances are not used and unnecessary waste is not generated.
(c) Internal analysis and periodic assessment of individual processes for toxics use and hazardous waste generation.
(d) Identification of opportunities to reduce or eliminate toxics use and hazardous waste generation.
(e) Employee awareness and training programs that involve employees in toxics use reduction and hazardous waste reduction planning and implementation.
(f) Institutionalization of the plan by incorporating the plan into management practices and procedures.
(2) A person is not required to complete a plan if the person has implemented an environmental management system, as defined in ORS 468.172.
(3) A toxics user shall incorporate into the plan and associated decision-making process, the costs of using toxic substances and generating hazardous waste. The costs may represent, among other things, the costs of management, liability insurance, regulatory compliance and oversight.
(4) As part of each plan, a toxics user shall evaluate technically and economically practicable toxics use reduction and hazardous waste reduction opportunities for:
(a) Any toxic substance for which the toxics user reports as a large user; and
(b) Any hazardous waste representing 10 percent or more by weight of the cumulative hazardous waste stream generated per year.
(5) A toxics user shall explain the rationale for each toxics use reduction and waste reduction opportunity specified in the plan, including any impediments, such as technical or economic barriers, to toxics use reduction and hazardous waste reduction.
(6) A toxics use reduction and hazardous waste reduction plan developed under this section or the documentation for an environmental management system shall be retained at the facility. To the extent that a plan or system may be considered a public record under ORS 192.311, the information contained in the plan or system is confidential and is exempt from public disclosure pursuant to ORS 192.355.
(7) It is the policy of this state that plans developed under this section be kept current and that the plans reflect changes in toxics use over time. In furtherance of this policy, a toxics user may update its plan or modify its environmental management system to reflect any changes. [1989 c.833 §7; 1997 c.384 §1; 2005 c.206 §6]
Structure 2021 Oregon Revised Statutes
Volume : 13 - Housing, Games, Environment
Chapter 465 - Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials I
Section 465.003 - Definitions for ORS 465.003 to 465.034.
Section 465.027 - Contract for assistance with higher education institution.
Section 465.032 - Form of implementation summary; information required.
Section 465.034 - Application of ORS 465.003 to 465.034.
Section 465.101 - Definitions for ORS 465.101 to 465.131.
Section 465.112 - Amounts held in trust; enforcement.
Section 465.117 - Records of petroleum products transactions; inspection by Department of Revenue.
Section 465.200 - Definitions for ORS 465.200 to 465.545.
Section 465.205 - Legislative findings.
Section 465.210 - Authority of department for removal or remedial action.
Section 465.215 - List of facilities with confirmed release.
Section 465.220 - Comprehensive statewide identification program; notice.
Section 465.230 - Removal of facilities from inventory; criteria.
Section 465.260 - Removal or remedial action; reimbursement of costs; liability; damages.
Section 465.270 - Legislative findings and intent.
Section 465.275 - Remedial action and financial assistance program; contracts for implementation.
Section 465.285 - Requirements for financial assistance; contents of agreements.
Section 465.330 - State remedial action costs; payment; effect of failure to pay.
Section 465.335 - Costs, penalties and damages as lien; enforcement of lien.
Section 465.340 - Contractor liability; indemnification.
Section 465.375 - Monthly fee of operators; amount; use of moneys.
Section 465.376 - Special hazardous waste management fees; use of fees.
Section 465.400 - Rules; designation of hazardous substance.
Section 465.405 - Rules; "confirmed release"; "preliminary assessment."
Section 465.420 - Remedial Action Advisory Committee.
Section 465.430 - Legislative findings.
Section 465.435 - Rules relating to exemption from liability for security interest holder.
Section 465.475 - Definitions for ORS 465.475 to 465.484.
Section 465.481 - General liability insurance policies; assignment.
Section 465.483 - General liability insurance policies; duty to defend; environmental consultants.
Section 465.507 - Dry cleaning advisory group.
Section 465.517 - Annual fee and gross revenue fee for dry cleaning facilities.
Section 465.520 - Fee on sale or transfer of dry cleaning solvent; exemption.
Section 465.523 - Fee on use of dry cleaning solvent.
Section 465.525 - Calculation of fee for partial gallons; refund or credit.
Section 465.536 - Late charges; enforcement by Department of Revenue.
Section 465.545 - Suspension of dry cleaning fees; recommendation to Legislative Assembly.
Section 465.550 - Definitions for ORS 465.550 and 465.555.
Section 465.600 - Definitions for ORS 465.600 to 465.621.
Section 465.603 - Procedure to create public authority.
Section 465.606 - Board of directors; rules; quorum; personnel.
Section 465.609 - General powers; advisory committees; notice of land disposition; report.
Section 465.612 - Obligations of authority not obligations of local government; exception.
Section 465.615 - Exemption from taxation.
Section 465.618 - Remedial action costs; recovery.
Section 465.621 - Dissolution.
Section 465.900 - Civil penalties for violation of removal or remedial actions.