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KDHE's Hazardous Waste Generators Program

Waste Reduction, Compliance, & Enforcement Section - Jim Rudeen, Section Chief
Data Unit

The first effort to regulate hazardous waste on a national level occurred in 1976 with the passage of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) by Congress. The primary goal of RCRA was to encourage the conservation of natural resources through resource recovery. RCRA also provided the statutory basis for the federal hazardous waste regulations. A key section of RCRA provided for states to operate the hazardous waste management program in lieu of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The regulations which have evolved into the current Kansas regulatory program were first issued in May of 1980. The State of Kansas first passed legislation about hazardous waste management in 1977. The Kansas laws have been amended and added to on several occasions. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) obtained authorization to administer the hazardous waste management program from the EPA in October of 1985. Hazardous waste generators can interact directly with KDHE. With a few exceptions, KDHE has adopted the federal regulations by reference. In areas where the Kansas regulations have more stringent requirements than the federal program, the generator must comply with the state regulations. Hazardous wastes are generated from many different chemical products and by many different types of businesses and activities. Large generators tend to be manufacturers of various products while small generators are most often in the service industries.

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2007 Hazardous Waste Report Forms
     Instructions and Forms
     Form SI - Site Identification     (pdf)for Form SI - Site Identification  (MS Word)for Form SI - Site Identification
     Form OI - Off-Site Identification     (pdf)for Form OI - Off-Site Identification  (MS Word)for Form OI - Off-Site Identification
     Form GM - Waste Generation and Management     (pdf)for Form GM - Waste Generation and Management   (MS Word)for Form GM - Waste Generation and Management
     Form WR - Waste Received from Off-Site     (pdf)for Form WR - Waste Received from Off-Site  (MS Word)for Form WR - Waste Received from Off-Site
     Form MF - Monitoring Fees     (pdf)for Form MF - Monitoring Fees  (MS Word)for Form MF - Monitoring Fees

• Hazardous Waste Technical Guidance Documents

• Notification of Regulated (Hazardous Waste) Activity Form (.pdf)
  |         Instructions | for Notification of Regulated (Hazardous Waste) Activity Form (.pdf)  |

• Kansas Hazardous Waste Statutes and Regulations, Sept. 2002 (.pdf)

• Hazardous Waste Inspection Forms

• Hazardous Waste Public Notices

• **Kansas Hazardous Waste Transporter Registration (.pdf)

• **Kansas Used Oil Transporter's Registration (.pdf)

• Hazardous Waste Variance Request Form (.pdf)

• Off-Site Hazardous Waste Treatment Fees Reporting Form (.pdf)

• Kansas Generator Emergency Response Form (.pdf)

• Day Accumulation Container Notification Form (.pdf)

• Hazardous Waste Manifest Printers - effective September 2006

Outside links:

        EPA's Homepage
|         Link to 40 CFR
|         KSU's Pollution Prevention Institute/Small Business Environmental Assistance Program
|         North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Codes

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Contact the Waste Compliance, Enforcement & Policy Section