Instructions for DTSC Form 1093A Standardized Permit Notification for Existing or Proposed Hazardous Waste Facilities - California

This document contains official instructions for DTSC Form 1093A , Standardized Permit Notification for Existing or Proposed Hazardous Waste Facilities - a form released and collected by the California Department of Toxic Substances Control.

FAQ

Q: What is DTSC Form 1093A?
A: DTSC Form 1093A is a standardized permit notification for existing or proposed hazardous waste facilities in California.

Q: Who needs to fill out DTSC Form 1093A?
A: Owners or operators of existing or proposed hazardous waste facilities in California need to fill out DTSC Form 1093A.

Q: What is the purpose of DTSC Form 1093A?
A: The purpose of DTSC Form 1093A is to provide notification to the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) about the existence or proposed construction of hazardous waste facilities.

Q: What information is required on DTSC Form 1093A?
A: DTSC Form 1093A requires information about the facility's location, type of hazardous waste handled, waste management activities, and compliance with relevant regulations.

Q: Is there a fee for submitting DTSC Form 1093A?
A: Yes, there is a fee associated with submitting DTSC Form 1093A. The fee amount depends on the type and size of the facility.

Q: What happens after submitting DTSC Form 1093A?
A: After submitting DTSC Form 1093A, the DTSC will review the information provided and may request additional documentation or conduct inspections as necessary.

Q: What are the consequences of not submitting DTSC Form 1093A?
A: Failure to submit DTSC Form 1093A may result in penalties, enforcement actions, or legal consequences as outlined in the relevant regulations.

Q: Are there any exemptions from submitting DTSC Form 1093A?
A: Certain types of facilities may be exempt from submitting DTSC Form 1093A. It is recommended to review the exemptions listed in the relevant regulations or consult with the DTSC for specific cases.