West Virginia Code
Article 18. Hazardous Waste Management Act
§22-18-11. Transition Program for Existing Facilities

Any person who owns or operates a facility required to have any permit under this article, which facility was in existence on July 9, 1981, shall be treated as having been issued such permit until such time as final administrative disposition is made with respect to an application for such permit: Provided, That on said date such facility is operating and continues to operate in compliance with the interim status requirement of the federal environmental protection agency established pursuant to section 3005 of the federal Solid Waste Disposal Act, as amended, if applicable, and in such a manner as will not cause or create a substantial risk of a health hazard or public nuisance or a significant adverse effect upon the environment: Provided, however, That the owner or operator of such facility shall make a timely and complete application for such permit in accordance with rules promulgated pursuant to this article specifying procedures and requirements for obtaining such permit.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 22. Environmental Resources

Article 18. Hazardous Waste Management Act

§22-18-1. Short Title

§22-18-2. Declaration of Policy

§22-18-3. Definitions

§22-18-4. Designation of Division of Environmental Protection as the State Hazardous Waste Management Lead Agency

§22-18-5. Powers and Duties of Director; Integration With Other Acts; Establishment of Study of Hazardous Waste Management

§22-18-6. Promulgation of Rules by Director

§22-18-7. Authority and Jurisdiction of Other State Agencies

§22-18-8. Permit Process; Undertaking Activities Without a Permit

§22-18-9. Corrective Action

§22-18-10. Public Participation in Permit Process

§22-18-11. Transition Program for Existing Facilities

§22-18-12. Confidential Information

§22-18-13. Inspections; Right of Entry; Sampling; Reports and Analyses; Subpoenas

§22-18-14. Monitoring, Analysis and Testing

§22-18-15. Enforcement Orders; Hearings

§22-18-16. Criminal Penalties

§22-18-17. Civil Penalties and Injunctive Relief

§22-18-18. Imminent and Substantial Hazards; Orders; Penalties; Hearings

§22-18-19. Citizen Suits; Petitions for Rulemaking; Intervention

§22-18-20. Appeal to Environmental Quality Board

§22-18-21. Disclosures Required in Deeds and Leases

§22-18-22. Appropriation of Funds; Hazardous Waste Management Fund

§22-18-23. State Program to Be Consistent With and Equivalent to Federal Program

§22-18-24. Duplication of Enforcement Prohibited

§22-18-25. Financial Responsibility Provisions