Western Australian Repealed Regulations Western Australian Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
For the purposes of
section 62(1)(h) of the Act the Chief Executive Officer may specify as a
condition of a licence under Part V of the Act held by an occupier of premises
from which liquid waste is discharged that the occupier must ensure
that —
(a) the
liquid waste is discharged in a condition that is suitable for transport and
disposal, and for that purpose must ensure that —
(i)
hexavalent chromium is converted to trivalent chromium
(with a total hexavalent chromium in the discharged waste not exceeding
100 milligrams per litre);
(ii)
the liquid waste is neutralized to within the pH range
2.5 to 12; and
(iii)
free cyanide is oxidized to a level not greater than 5
milligrams per litre.
(b)
waste oils and solvents are collected separately for re-use;
(c) the
disposal of the liquid waste from the premises at a disposal site is booked,
in advance, with the operator of the disposal site;
[(d) deleted]
(e) the
Chief Executive Officer is notified immediately if liquid waste of a category
other than a category specified in the licence is discharged from the
premises;
(f) each
collection tank on the premises —
(i)
has an identification plate, or is part of a group of
collection tanks with an identification plate, issued by the Chief Executive
Officer and endorsed with a number allocated to it or to the groups by the
Chief Executive Officer; and
(ii)
has attached to it, or in close proximity to it in a
place that is clearly visible, the identification plate issued for that
collection tank or group of tanks;
(g)
liquid waste is not placed in a collection tank on the premises if the liquid
waste is of a category other than a category specified in the licence (unless
the Chief Executive Officer has otherwise approved)
[Regulation 46A inserted in Gazette
2 Sep 1997 p. 4971-2; amended in Gazette 30 Mar 2001
p. 1825.]