North Carolina General Statutes
Article 9 - Solid Waste Management.
§ 130A-309.221 - Financial assurance requirements for large projects using coal combustion products for structural fill.

130A-309.221. Financial assurance requirements for large projects using coal combustion products for structural fill.
(a) For projects involving placement of 8,000 or more tons of coal combustion products per acre or 80,000 or more tons of coal combustion products in total per project, the applicant for a permit or a permit holder to construct or operate a structural fill shall establish financial assurance that will ensure that sufficient funds are available for facility closure, post-closure maintenance and monitoring, any corrective action that the Department may require, and to satisfy any potential liability for sudden and nonsudden accidental occurrences, and subsequent costs incurred by the Department in response to an incident at a structural fill project, even if the applicant or permit holder becomes insolvent or ceases to reside, be incorporated, do business, or maintain assets in the State.
(b) To establish sufficient availability of funds under this section, the applicant for a permit or a permit holder may use insurance, financial tests, third-party guarantees by persons who can pass the financial test, guarantees by corporate parents who can pass the financial test, irrevocable letters of credit, trusts, surety bonds, or any other financial device, or any combination of the foregoing shown to provide protection equivalent to the financial protection that would be provided by insurance if insurance were the only mechanism used.
(c) The applicant for a permit or a permit holder and any parent, subsidiary, or other affiliate of the applicant, permit holder, or parent, including any joint venturer with a direct or indirect interest in the applicant, permit holder, or parent shall be a guarantor of payment for closure, post-closure maintenance and monitoring, any corrective action that the Department may require, and to satisfy any potential liability for sudden and nonsudden accidental occurrences arising from the operation of the hazardous waste facility.
(d) Assets used to meet the financial assurance requirements of this section shall be in a form that will allow the Department to readily access funds for the purposes set out in this section. Assets used to meet financial assurance requirements of this section shall not be accessible to the permit holder except as approved by the Department.
(e) The Department may provide a copy of any filing that an applicant for a permit or a permit holder submits to the Department to meet the financial responsibility requirements under this section to the State Treasurer. The State Treasurer shall review the filing and provide the Department with a written opinion as to the adequacy of the filing to meet the purposes of this section, including any recommended changes.
(f) In order to continue to hold a permit for a structural fill, a permit holder must maintain financial responsibility as required by this Part and must provide any information requested by the Department to establish that the permit holder continues to maintain financial responsibility.
(g) An applicant for a permit or a permit holder shall satisfy the Department that the applicant or permit holder has met the financial responsibility requirements of this Part before the Department is required to otherwise review the application. (2014-122, s. 3(a).)

Structure North Carolina General Statutes

North Carolina General Statutes

Chapter 130A - Public Health

Article 9 - Solid Waste Management.

§ 130A-290 - Definitions.

§ 130A-291 - Division of Waste Management.

§ 130A-291.1 - Septage management program; permit fees.

§ 130A-291.2 - Temporary domestic wastewater holding tanks.

§ 130A-291.3 - Septage operator training required.

§ 130A-292 - Conveyance of land used for commercial hazardous waste disposal facility to the State.

§ 130A-293 - Local ordinances prohibiting hazardous waste facilities invalid; petition to preempt local ordinance.

§ 130A-294 - Solid waste management program.

§ 130A-294.1 - Fees applicable to generators and transporters of hazardous waste, and to hazardous waste storage, treatment, and disposal facilities.

§ 130A-295 - Additional requirements for hazardous waste facilities.

§ 130A-295.01 - Additional requirement for commercial hazardous waste facilities.

§ 130A-295.02 - Resident inspectors required at commercial hazardous waste facilities; recovery of costs for same.

§ 130A-295.03 - Additional requirement for hazardous waste disposal facilities; hazardous waste to be placed in containers.

§ 130A-295.04 - Financial responsibility requirements for applicants for a permit and permit holders for hazardous waste facilities.

§ 130A-295.05 - Hazardous waste transfer facilities.

§ 130A-295.1 - (See Editor's note) Limitations on permits for sanitary landfills.

§ 130A-295.2 - Financial responsibility requirements for applicants and permit holders for solid waste management facilities.

§ 130A-295.3 - Environmental compliance review requirements for applicants and permit holders.

§ 130A-295.4 - Combustion products landfills.

§ 130A-295.5 - Traffic study required for certain solid waste management facilities.

§ 130A-295.6 - Additional requirements for sanitary landfills.

§ 130A-295.8 - Fees applicable to permits for solid waste management facilities.

§ 130A-295.9 - Solid waste disposal tax; use of proceeds.

§ 130A-297 - Receipt and distribution of funds.

§ 130A-298 - Hazardous waste fund.

§ 130A-299 - Single agency designation.

§ 130A-300 - Effect on laws applicable to water pollution control.

§ 130A-301 - Recordation of permits for disposal of waste on land and Notice of Open Dump.

§ 130A-301.1 - Land clearing and inert debris landfills with a disposal area of 1/2 acre or less; recordation.

§ 130A-301.2 - Expired September 30, 2003, pursuant to Session Laws 1995, c502, s4, as amended by Session Laws 2001-357.

§ 130A-301.3 - Disposal of demolition debris generated from the decommissioning of manufacturing buildings, including electric generating stations, on-site.

§ 130A-302 - Sludge deposits at sanitary landfills.

§ 130A-303 - Imminent hazard; emergency.

§ 130A-304 - Confidential information protected.

§ 130A-305 - Construction.

§ 130A-306 - Emergency Response Fund.

§ 130A-308 - Continuing releases at permitted facilities; notification of completed corrective action.

§ 130A-309 - Corrective actions beyond facility boundary.

§ 130A-309.01 - Title.

§ 130A-309.02 - Applicability.

§ 130A-309.03 - Findings, purposes.

§ 130A-309.04 - State solid waste management policy and goals.

§ 130A-309.05 - Regulated wastes; certain exclusions.

§ 130A-309.06 - Additional powers and duties of the Department.

§ 130A-309.07 - State solid waste management plan.

§ 130A-309.08 - Determination of cost for solid waste management; local solid waste management fees.

§ 130A-309.09 - Recodified as §§ A to C by Session Laws 1991, c621, ss7 to 10.

§ 130A-309.09A - Local government solid waste responsibilities.

§ 130A-309.09B - Local government waste reduction programs.

§ 130A-309.09C - Additional powers of local governments; construction of this Part; effect of noncompliance.

§ 130A-309.09D - Responsibilities of generators of municipal solid waste owners and operators of privately owned solid waste management facilities and collectors of municipal solid waste.

§ 130A-309.10 - Prohibited acts relating to packaging; coded labeling of plastic containers required; disposal of certain solid wastes in landfills or by incineration prohibited.

§ 130A-309.11 - Compost standards and applications.

§ 130A-309.13 - Solid Waste Management Outreach Program.

§ 130A-309.14 - Duties of State agencies.

§ 130A-309.14A - Reports by certain State-assisted entities.

§ 130A-309.15 - Prohibited acts regarding used oil.

§ 130A-309.16 - Public education program regarding used oil collection and recycling.

§ 130A-309.18 - Regulation of used oil as hazardous waste.

§ 130A-309.19 - Coordination with other State agencies.

§ 130A-309.20 - Public used oil collection centers.

§ 130A-309.21 - Incentives program.

§ 130A-309.22 - Grants to local governments.

§ 130A-309.23 - Certification of used oil transporters.

§ 130A-309.24 - Permits for used oil recycling facilities.

§ 130A-309.25 - Training of operators of solid waste management facilities.

§ 130A-309.26 - Regulation of medical waste.

§ 130A-309.27 - Joint and several liability.

§ 130A-309.28 - University research.

§ 130A-309.29 - Adoption of rules.

§ 130A-309.51 - Title.

§ 130A-309.52 - Findings; purpose.

§ 130A-309.53 - Definitions.

§ 130A-309.54 - Use of scrap tire tax proceeds.

§ 130A-309.57 - Scrap tire disposal program.

§ 130A-309.58 - Disposal of scrap tires.

§ 130A-309.59 - Registration of tire haulers.

§ 130A-309.60 - Nuisance tire collection sites.

§ 130A-309.61 - Effect on local ordinances.

§ 130A-309.62 - Fines and penalties.

§ 130A-309.64 - Scrap Tire Disposal Program; other Department activities related to scrap tires.

§ 130A-309.70 - Landfilling and incineration of lead-acid batteries prohibited; delivery for recycling.

§ 130A-309.71 - Retailers required to accept lead-acid batteries for recycling; posting of notice required.

§ 130A-309.72 - Wholesalers required to accept lead-acid batteries.

§ 130A-309.73 - Inspections of battery retailers authorized; construction of this Part.

§ 130A-309.80 - Findings and purpose.

§ 130A-309.81 - Management of discarded white goods; disposal fee prohibited.

§ 130A-309.82 - Use of disposal tax proceeds by counties.

§ 130A-309.84 - Civil penalties for improper disposal.

§ 130A-309.85 - Reporting on the management of white goods.

§ 130A-309.86 - Effect on local ordinances.

§ 130A-309.87 - Eligibility for disposal tax proceeds.

§ 130A-309.111 - (Expires October 1, 2023) Purpose.

§ 130A-309.112 - (Expires October 1, 2023) Definitions.

§ 130A-309.113 - (Expires October 1, 2023) Management of abandoned manufactured homes.

§ 130A-309.114 - (Expires October 1, 2023) Process for the disposal of abandoned manufactured homes.

§ 130A-309.115 - (Expires October 1, 2023) Grants to local governments.

§ 130A-309.116 - (Expires October 1, 2023) Authority to adopt ordinances.

§ 130A-309.117 - (Expires October 1, 2023) Reporting on the management of abandoned manufactured homes.

§ 130A-309.118 - (Expires October 1, 2023) Effect on local ordinances.

§ 130A-309.130 - Findings.

§ 130A-309.131 - Definitions.

§ 130A-309.132 - Responsibility for recycling discarded computer equipment and televisions.

§ 130A-309.133 - Data security.

§ 130A-309.134 - Requirements for computer equipment manufacturers.

§ 130A-309.135 - Requirements for television manufacturers.

§ 130A-309.136 - Requirements applicable to retailers.

§ 130A-309.137 - Electronics Management Fund.

§ 130A-309.138 - Responsibilities of the Department.

§ 130A-309.139 - Enforcement.

§ 130A-309.140 - Annual report by Department of recycling under this Part; periodic report by Environmental Review Commission of electronic recycling programs in other states.

§ 130A-309.141 - Local government authority not preempted.

§ 130A-309.142 - Registration of facilities recovering or recycling electronics required.

§ 130A-309.200 - Title.

§ 130A-309.201 - Definitions.

§ 130A-309.203 - Expedited permit review.

§ 130A-309.204 - Reports.

§ 130A-309.205 - Local ordinances regulating management of coal combustion residuals and coal combustion products invalid; petition to preempt local ordinance.

§ 130A-309.206 - Federal preemption; severability.

§ 130A-309.207 - General rule making for Part.

§ 130A-309.210 - Generation, disposal, and use of coal combustion residuals.

§ 130A-309.211 - Groundwater assessment and corrective action; drinking water supply well survey and provision of alternate water supply; reporting.

§ 130A-309.212 - Identification and assessment of discharges; correction of unpermitted discharges.

§ 130A-309.213 - Prioritization of coal combustion residuals surface impoundments.

§ 130A-309.214 - Closure of coal combustion residuals surface impoundments.

§ 130A-309.215 - Variance authority.

§ 130A-309.216 - Ash beneficiation projects.

§ 130A-309.218 - Applicability.

§ 130A-309.219 - Permit requirements for projects using coal combustion products for structural fill.

§ 130A-309.220 - Design, construction, and siting requirements for projects using coal combustion products for structural fill.

§ 130A-309.221 - Financial assurance requirements for large projects using coal combustion products for structural fill.

§ 130A-309.222 - Closure of projects using coal combustion products for structural fill.

§ 130A-309.223 - Recordation of projects using coal combustion products for structural fill.

§ 130A-309.224 - Department of Transportation projects.

§ 130A-309.225 - Inventory and inspection of certain structural fill projects.

§ 130A-309.226 - Amendments required to rules.

§ 130A-309.230 - General enforcement.

§ 130A-309.231 - Penalties for making false statements.

§ 130A-310 - Definitions.

§ 130A-310.1 - Identification, inventory, and monitoring of inactive hazardous substance or waste disposal sites; duty of owners, operators, and responsible parties to provide information and access; remedies.

§ 130A-310.2 - Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites Priority List.

§ 130A-310.3 - Remedial action programs for inactive hazardous substance or waste disposal sites.

§ 130A-310.4 - Public participation in the development of the remedial action plan.

§ 130A-310.5 - Authority of the Secretary with respect to sites which pose an imminent hazard.

§ 130A-310.6 - State action upon default of responsible parties or when no responsible party can be located.

§ 130A-310.7 - Action for reimbursement; liability of responsible parties; notification of completed remedial action.

§ 130A-310.8 - Recordation of notices of environmental contamination and notices of restricted use.

§ 130A-310.9 - Voluntary remedial actions; limitation of liability; agreements; implementation and oversight by private engineering and consulting firms.

§ 130A-310.10 - Annual reports.

§ 130A-310.11 - Inactive Hazardous Sites Cleanup Fund created.

§ 130A-310.12 - Administrative procedure; adoption of rules.

§ 130A-310.13 - Short title.

§ 130A-310.20 - Definitions.

§ 130A-310.21 - Administration of the Superfund program.

§ 130A-310.22 - Contracts authorized.

§ 130A-310.23 - Filing notices of CERCLA/SARA (Superfund) liens.

§ 130A-310.30 - Short title.

§ 130A-310.31 - Definitions.

§ 130A-310.32 - Brownfields agreement.

§ 130A-310.33 - Liability protection.

§ 130A-310.34 - Public notice and community involvement.

§ 130A-310.35 - Notice of Brownfields Property; land-use restrictions in deed.

§ 130A-310.36 - Appeals.

§ 130A-310.37 - Construction of Part.

§ 130A-310.38 - Brownfields Property Reuse Act Implementation Account.

§ 130A-310.39 - Fees.

§ 130A-310.40 - Legislative reports.

§ 130A-310.60 - Recycling required by public agencies.

§ 130A-310.61 - Removal and recycling of mercury-containing products from structures to be demolished.

§ 130A-310.65 - Definitions.

§ 130A-310.66 - Purpose.

§ 130A-310.67 - Applicability.

§ 130A-310.68 - Remediation standards.

§ 130A-310.69 - Remedial investigation report; remedial action plans.

§ 130A-310.70 - Notice of intent to remediate.

§ 130A-310.71 - Review and approval of proposed remedial action plans.

§ 130A-310.72 - Financial assurance requirement.

§ 130A-310.73 - Attainment of the remediation standards.

§ 130A-310.73A - Remediation of sites with off-site migration of contaminants.

§ 130A-310.74 - Compliance with other laws.

§ 130A-310.75 - Use of registered environmental consultants.

§ 130A-310.76 - Fees; permissible uses of fees.

§ 130A-310.76A - Risk-Based Remediation Fund.

§ 130A-310.77 - Construction of Part.