Solid Waste Management Rules which govern transportation of solid waste.
Online Permit Application for Transporting Solid Waste.
NEW
Permit
Application For Transporting Solid Waste Instructions are attached
to the application form. There is a $200.00 application processing
fee which must accompany the completed application. This application may
be filled out on-line and saved or printed. The completed form must be
telecopied, e-mailed or sent via postal mail.
Waste Rejection
Report This report may be filled out on-line and
saved or printed. The completed form must be telecopied, e-mailed or sent via postal
mail within 5 days of rejection. Alternatively, the information may be
called-in to the Division of Waste Management.
Transportation
Related Publications
Notes Regarding Waste Transportation
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If
you are transporting TENORM, typically oilfield related, or waste
contaminated with TENORM, such as filter socks, a TENORM license
which is issued by the
Radiation Control Program is required. This license will be
required before issuance of a Transporters permit by the Division of
Waste Management.
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A permit is required for all transportation of
solid waste collected
from or delivering to a destination within North Dakota.
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Oil
field related activity: wastes such as brine, drilling mud, invert
mud, tank-bottom sediment, pipe scale; flyash used for pit
reclamation are all considered solid waste and require a
transporters permit if transported.
Additionally, please note
that under the North
Dakota Association of Oil and Gas Counties, when using a county
road in any of the effected counties, if you are over weight, or
over dimension, or if your vehicle is a Crane, Work-over rig, or a
Construction vehicle, you must have their permit.
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A permit is not required for pass-through
transportation, that is, no pick-up or drop-off within North Dakota.
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Permits are issued for a period of not more than 5
years.
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Permits are not transferable.
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Permits are required for contractors as well as
sub-contractors.
For additional information regarding transportation contact Derek Hall by telephone at 701-328-5168
or via
e-mail.
Manifest Requirements
Learn about the hazardous waste electronic manifest system (e-Manifest).
E-Manifest provides an overview with North Dakota specific requirements.
The EPA revised the
Hazardous Waste Manifest System
used to track hazardous waste from a generators site to the site of its disposition. Handlers of waste
may obtain new forms from any source that has registered with the EPA to print and distribute the form.
Neither large quantity, small quantity nor very small quantity generators
are required to submit paper manifests to NDDEQ.
North Dakota does not have any state-specific waste codes.
For additional information regarding manifesting contact Chris Roob by telephone at 701-298-4638,
or 701-328-5166 or via e-mail.
