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HAWAII 	ADMINISTRATIVE 	RULES
TITLE 	11
DEPARTMENT OF 	HEALTH
CHAPTER 	501
ASBESTOS 	REQUIREMENTS
Purpose
Definitions
References
Standard 	for 	asbestos 	mills
Standard 	for 	roadways
Standard 	for
Standard 	for
Standard 	for
Standard 	for
Standard 	for
manufacturing
demolition 	and 	renovation
spraying
fabricating
insulating materials
waste 	disposal 	for 	asbestos
mills
Standard 	for
Standard 	for 	waste 	disposal 	for
manufacturing, 	fabricating, 	demolition,
renovation, 	and 	spraying 	operations
Standard 	for 	inactive 	waste 	disposal 	sites
for 	asbestos 	mills 	and manufacturing 	and
fabricating 	operations
Air-cleaning
Reporting
Standard 	for 	active 	waste 	disposal 	sites
Standard 	for 	operations 	that 	convert
asbestos-containing 	waste 	material 	into
non-asbestos 	(asbestos-free) 	material
Cross-reference 	to 	other 	asbestos
regulations
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§11-501-1 	Purpose. 	The 	purpose 	of 	this 	chapter
is 	to 	define 	the 	minimum 	requirements 	for 	the
processing, 	handling, 	and 	disposal 	of 	asbestos-
containing material. 	It 	is 	also 	the 	purpose 	of 	this
chapter 	to 	protect 	the 	general 	public 	by minimizing 	the
release 	of 	asbestos 	fibers 	when 	facilities 	that 	contain
asbestos-containing 	materials 	are 	demolished 	or
renovated. 	[Eff f£8 	J -~ 	2Q01 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§342P-41)
(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61 	Subpa~t 	M)
§11-501-2 	Definitions. 	As 	used 	in 	this 	chapter:
"ACM" 	means 	asbestos-containing 	material.
"Act" 	means 	the 	Clean Air Act 	(42 	U.S.C. 	§7401 	et
seq.).
"Active 	waste 	disposal 	site" 	means 	any 	disposal
site 	other 	than 	an 	inactive 	site.
"Adequately wet" 	means 	sufficiently mix 	or
penetrate 	with 	liquid 	to 	prevent 	the 	release 	of
particulates. 	If 	visible 	emissions 	are 	observed 	coming
from 	asbestos-containing 	material, 	then 	that 	material
has 	not 	been 	adequately wetted. 	However, 	the 	absence
of 	visible 	emissions 	is 	not 	sufficient 	evidence 	of
being 	adequately 	wet.
"Asbestos" 	means 	the 	asbestiform varieties 	of:
chrysotile 	(serpentinite); 	crocidolite 	(riebeckite);
amosite 	(cummingtonite-grunerite); 	anthophyllite; 	and
actinolite-tremolite.
"Asbestos-containing 	material" 	means 	material 	that
contains 	any 	type 	of 	asbestos 	in 	an 	amount 	greater 	than
one 	per 	cent 	by 	area, 	either 	alone 	or mixed 	with 	other
fibrous 	or 	non-fibrous 	materials.
"Asbestos-containing waste 	materials" 	means 	mill
tailings 	or 	any 	waste 	that 	contains 	commercial 	asbestos
and 	is 	generated 	by 	a 	source 	subject 	to 	the 	provisions
of 	this 	chapter. 	This 	term 	includes 	filters 	from
control 	devices, 	friable 	asbestos 	waste 	material, 	and
bags 	or 	other 	similar packaging 	contaminated with
commercial 	asbestos. 	As 	applied 	to 	demolition 	and
renovation 	operations, 	this 	term 	also 	includes
regulated 	asbestos-containing material 	waste 	and
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materials 	contaminated with 	asbestos 	including
disposable 	equipment 	and 	clothing.
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"Asbestos 	waste 	from 	control 	devices" 	means 	any
waste 	material 	that 	contains 	asbestos 	and 	is 	collected
by a 	pollution 	control 	device.
11 BID 11 	means 	background 	information 	document.
"Category 	I 	nonfriable 	ACM" 	means 	asbestos-
containing 	packings, 	gaskets, 	resilient 	floor 	covering,
and 	asphalt 	roofing 	products 	containing 	more 	than 	one
per 	cent 	asbestos 	as 	determined 	using 	the 	method
specified 	in 	40 	CFR 	part 	763, 	subpart 	E, 	appendix 	E,
section 	I, 	entitled 	"Polarized Light 	Microscopy," 	dated
May 	27, 	1982.
"Category 	II 	nonfriable 	ACM" 	means 	any material,
excluding 	category 	I 	nonfriable 	ACM, 	containing 	more
than 	one 	per 	cent 	asbestos 	as 	determined 	using 	the
methods 	specified 	in 	40 	CFR 	part 	763, 	subpart 	E,
appendix 	E, 	section 	I, 	entitled 	"Polarized Light
Microscopy," 	dated May 	27, 	1982, 	that, 	when 	dry, 	cannot
be 	crumbled, 	pulverized, 	or 	reduced 	to 	powder 	by 	hand
pressure.
"Commercial 	asbestos" 	means 	any material
containing 	asbestos 	that 	is 	extracted 	from 	ore, 	and 	has
value 	because 	of 	its 	asbestos 	content.
"Containment" 	means 	the 	isolation 	of 	an 	asbestos
removal 	area 	from 	the 	outside 	air 	by use 	of 	physical
barriers.
"Completion 	date" 	means 	the 	date 	on which
containment 	is 	removed 	or, 	if 	an 	exception was 	given
for 	the 	use 	of 	containment, 	the 	date 	on which 	all
removal 	work 	has 	been 	completed.
"Cutting" 	means 	to 	penetrate 	with 	a 	sharp-edged
instrument 	and 	includes 	sawing, 	but 	does 	not 	include
shearing, 	slicing, 	or punching 	if 	the 	action 	does 	not
render 	the 	material 	friable.
"Demolition" 	means 	the 	wrecking, 	taking 	out, 	or
intentional 	burning 	of 	any 	load-supporting 	structural
member 	of 	a 	facility 	together 	with 	any 	related 	handling
operations.
"Department" 	means 	the 	department 	of 	health, 	State
of 	Hawaii.
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"Director" 	means 	the 	director 	of 	the 	department 	of
health, 	State 	of 	Hawaii, 	or 	the 	director's 	duly
authorized 	agent.
"Effective 	date" 	is 	ten 	days 	after 	filing 	the
applicable 	chapter 	with 	the 	lieutenant 	governor's
office.
"Emergency 	renovation 	operation" 	means 	a
renovation 	operation 	that 	was 	not 	planned 	but 	results
from 	a 	sudden 	unexpected 	event 	that, 	if 	not 	immediately
attended 	to, 	presents 	a 	safety or 	public 	health 	hazard,
is 	necessary 	to 	protect 	equipment 	from 	damage, 	or 	is
necessary 	to 	avoid 	imposing 	an 	unreasonable 	financial
burden. 	This 	term 	includes 	operations 	necessitated 	by
non-routine 	failures 	of 	equipment.
"Encapsulate" 	means 	to 	apply 	a 	material, 	such 	as
latex 	paint, 	which 	penetrates 	the 	ACM 	and 	binds 	the
fibers, 	rendering 	them nonfriable.
11 EPA 11 	means 	the 	United 	States 	Environmental
Protection Agency.
"Fabricating" 	means 	any processing 	(e.g., 	cutting,
sawing, 	drilling) 	of 	a 	manufactured 	product 	that
contains 	commercial 	asbestos, 	with 	the 	exception 	of
processing 	at 	temporary 	sites 	(field 	fabricating) 	for
the 	construction 	or 	restoration 	of 	facilities. 	In 	the
case 	of 	friction 	products, 	fabricating 	includes
bonding, 	debonding, 	grinding, 	sawing, 	drilling, 	or
other 	similar 	operations 	performed 	as 	part 	of
fabricating.
11 Facility 11 	means 	any 	institutional, 	commercial,
public, 	industrial, 	or 	residential 	structure,
installation, 	or 	building 	(including 	any 	structure,
installation, 	or 	building 	containing 	condominiums 	or
individual 	dwelling 	units 	operated 	as 	a 	residential
cooperative, 	but 	excluding 	residences 	or 	residential
cooperatives 	that 	have 	four 	or 	fewer 	total 	dwelling
units); 	any 	ship; 	and any 	active 	or 	inactive 	waste
disposal 	site. 	For 	purposes 	of 	this 	definition, 	any
building, 	structure, 	or 	installation 	that 	contains 	a
loft 	used 	as 	a 	dwelling 	is 	not 	considered 	a 	residential
structure, 	installation, 	or 	building. 	Any 	structure,
installation, 	or 	building 	that 	was 	previously 	subject
to 	federal 	requirements 	pursuant 	to 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61,
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Subpart 	M, 	is 	not 	excluded, 	regardless 	of 	its 	current
use 	or 	function.
"Facility component" 	means 	any part 	of 	a 	facility,
including 	equipment, 	boilers, 	pipes, 	furnaces, 	ducts,
tanks, 	reactors, 	turbines, 	or 	structural 	members.
"Friable 	asbestos 	material" 	means 	any material
containing 	more 	than 	one 	per 	cent 	asbestos 	as
determined 	using 	the 	method 	specified 	in 	40 	CFR 	part
763, 	subpart 	E, 	appendix 	E, 	section 	I, 	entitled
"Polarized Light 	Microscopy," 	dated May 	27, 	1982, 	that,
when 	dry, 	can 	be 	crumbled, 	pulverized, 	or 	reduced 	to
powder 	by hand 	pressure. 	These 	include 	sprayed-on 	or
troweled-on 	fireproofing, 	acoustic 	ceiling material 	and
ceiling 	tiles, 	linoleum backing, 	thermal 	system
insulation, 	non-asphalt-saturated 	roofing 	felts,
asbestos-containing 	paper, 	and 	joint 	compound. 	ACM
that 	has 	been 	rendered 	to 	a 	crumbled, 	pulverized, 	or
powdered 	state, 	when dry, 	by 	crushing, 	sanding, 	sawing,
shot-blasting, 	or 	other 	demolition 	or 	renovation
techniques 	is 	friable, 	which 	include 	category 	I 	non-
friable 	asbestos 	containing 	material. 	ACM, 	in which
the 	asbestos 	fibers 	are 	bound 	into 	a 	matrix, 	that 	has
been 	rendered 	to 	a 	crumbled, 	pulverized, 	or 	powdered
state, 	when 	dry, 	by 	crushing, 	sanding, 	sawing, 	shot-
blasting, 	severe 	weathering, 	or 	other 	demolition 	or
renovation 	techniques 	is 	friable, 	which 	include
category 	II 	nonfriable 	ACM.
"Fugitive 	source" 	means 	any 	source 	of 	emissions
not 	controlled 	by 	an 	air 	pollution 	control 	device.
"Glove 	bag" 	means 	a 	sealed 	compartment 	with
attached 	inner 	gloves 	used 	for 	the 	handling 	of 	ACM.
Properly 	installed 	and 	used, 	glove 	bags 	provide 	a 	small
work 	area 	enclosure 	typically 	used 	for 	small-scale
asbestos 	stripping 	operations.
"Grinding" 	means 	to 	reduce 	to 	powder 	or 	small
fragments 	and 	includes 	drilling, 	cutting, 	chipping, 	or
any 	activity 	that 	renders 	otherwise 	non-friable
material 	friable.
"HEPA 	filter" 	mean 	high 	efficiency particulate 	air
filter.
"Homogeneous 	area" 	means 	an 	area 	of 	surfacing
material, 	thermal 	system 	insulation material, 	or
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miscellaneous 	material 	that 	is 	uniform 	in 	color 	and
texture, 	and 	which 	does 	not 	extend 	to 	other 	floors 	or
buildings.
"In poor 	condition" 	means 	the 	binding 	of 	the
material 	is 	losing 	its 	integrity 	as 	indicated by
peeling, 	cracking, 	or 	crumbling 	of 	the 	material.
"Inactive 	waste 	disposal 	site" 	means 	any 	disposal
site 	or 	portion 	of 	it 	where 	additional 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material 	has 	not 	been 	deposited 	within
the 	past 	year.
"Installation" 	means 	any 	building 	or 	structure 	or
any 	group 	of 	buildings 	or 	structures 	at 	a 	single
demolition 	or 	renovation 	site 	that 	is 	under 	the 	control
of 	the 	same 	owner 	or 	operator 	(or 	owner 	or 	operator
under 	common 	control).
"Leak-tight" 	means 	that 	solids 	or 	liquids 	cannot
escape 	or 	spill 	out.
"Malfunction" 	means 	any 	sudden 	and 	unavoidable
failure 	of 	air 	pollution 	control 	equipment 	or 	process
equipment 	or 	of 	a 	process 	to 	operate 	in 	a 	normal 	or
usual 	manner 	so 	that 	emissions 	of 	asbestos 	are
increased. 	Failures 	of 	equipment 	shall 	not 	be
considered malfunctions 	if 	they 	are 	caused 	in 	any 	way
by 	poor maintenance, 	careless 	operation, 	or 	any 	other
preventable 	upset 	conditions, 	equipment 	breakdown, 	or
process 	failure.
"Manufacturing" 	means 	the 	combining 	of 	commercial
asbestos 	- 	or, 	in 	the 	case 	of 	woven 	friction 	products,
the 	combining 	of 	textiles 	containing 	commercial
asbestos 	- 	with 	any 	other 	material, 	including
commercial 	asbestos, 	and 	the 	processing 	of 	this
combination 	into 	a 	product. 	Chlorine 	production 	is
considered 	a 	part 	of 	manufacturing.
"Natural 	barrier" 	means 	a 	natural 	object 	that
effectively precludes 	or 	deters 	access. 	Natural
objects 	include 	physical 	obstacles 	such 	as 	cliffs,
lakes, 	or 	other 	large 	bodies 	of 	water, 	deep 	and 	wide
ravines, 	and 	mountains. 	Remoteness 	by 	itself 	is 	not 	a
natural 	barrier.
"NESHAP" 	means 	the 	National 	Emission 	Standards 	for
Hazardous 	Air 	Pollutants, 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.
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"Nonfriable 	asbestos-containing 	material" 	means
any 	material 	containing more 	than 	one 	per 	cent 	asbestos
as 	determined 	using 	the 	method 	specified 	in 	40 	CFR 	part
763, 	subpart 	E, 	appendix 	E, 	section 	I, 	entitled
"Polarized Light 	Microscopy," 	dated May 	27, 	1982, 	that,
when 	dry, 	cannot 	be 	crumbled, 	pulverized, 	or 	reduced 	to
powder 	by 	hand 	pressure.
"Nonscheduled 	renovation 	operation" 	means 	a
renovation 	operation 	necessitated by 	the 	routine
failure 	of 	equipment, 	which 	is 	expected 	to 	occur 	within
a 	given 	period based 	on past 	operating 	experience, 	but
for 	which 	an 	exact 	date 	cannot 	be 	predicted.
"Operator 	of 	a 	demolition 	or 	renovation 	activity"
means 	any person who 	owns, 	leases, 	operates, 	controls,
or 	supervises 	the 	demolition 	or 	renovation 	operation.
"OSHA" 	means 	the 	Occupational 	Safety 	and 	Health
Administration 	of 	the 	U.S. 	Department 	of 	Labor.
"Outside 	air" 	means 	the 	air 	outside 	buildings 	and
structures, 	including, 	but 	not 	limited 	to, 	the 	air
under 	a 	bridge 	or 	in 	an 	open 	air 	ferry 	dock.
"Owner 	of 	a 	demolition 	or 	renovation 	activity"
means 	any person who 	owns, 	leases, 	operates, 	controls,
or 	supervises 	the 	facility 	being 	demolished 	or
renovated.
"Particulate 	asbestos 	material" 	means 	finely
divided 	particles 	of 	asbestos 	or ACM.
"Planned 	renovation 	operation" 	means 	a 	renovation
operation, 	or 	a 	number 	of 	renovation 	operations, 	in
which 	some 	RACM will 	be 	removed 	or 	stripped within 	a
given 	period 	of 	time 	and 	that 	can be 	predicted.
Individual 	nonscheduled 	operations 	are 	included 	if 	a
number 	of 	such 	operations 	can be 	predicted 	to 	occur
during 	a 	given period 	of 	time 	based 	on 	operating
experience.
"PLM" 	means 	polarize 	light 	microscopy.
11 RACM 11 	means 	regulated 	asbestos-containing
material.
"Regulated 	asbestos-containing 	material" 	means:
( 1) 	Friable 	asbestos 	material;
(2) 	Category 	I 	nonfriable ACM 	that 	has 	become
friable;
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(3) 	Category 	I 	nonfriable ACM 	that 	will 	be 	or
has 	been 	subjected 	to 	sanding, 	drilling,
grinding, 	cutting, 	abrading, 	or 	any 	other
activity 	that 	may 	render 	the 	material
friable; 	and
(4) 	Category 	II 	nonfriable ACM 	that 	has 	a 	high
probability 	of 	becoming 	or 	has 	become
crumbled, 	pulverized, 	or 	reduced 	to 	powder
by 	the 	forces 	expected 	to 	act 	on 	the
material 	in 	the 	course 	of 	demolition 	or
renovation 	operations 	regulated by 	this
chapter.
"Remove" 	means 	to 	take 	out 	RACM 	or 	facility
components 	that 	contain 	or 	are 	covered with 	RACM 	from
any 	facility.
"Renovation" 	means 	altering 	a 	facility 	or 	one 	or
more 	facility 	components 	in 	any way, 	including 	the
stripping 	or 	removal 	of 	RACM 	from 	a 	facility 	component.
Operations 	in which 	load-supporting 	structural 	members
are 	wrecked or 	taken 	out 	are 	demolitions.
"Resilient 	floor 	covering" 	means 	asbestos-
containing 	floor 	tile, 	including 	asphalt 	and vinyl
floor 	tile, 	and 	sheet 	vinyl 	floor 	covering 	containing
more 	than 	one 	per 	cent 	asbestos 	as 	determined 	using
Polarized 	Light 	Microscopy 	according 	to 	the 	method
specified 	in 	40 	CFR 	part 	763, 	subpart 	E, 	appendix E,
section 	I, 	entitled 	"Polarized Light 	Microscopy," 	dated
May 	27, 	1982; 	but 	not 	including 	linoleum, 	sheet
linoleum, 	or 	the 	backing 	of 	linoleum, 	which 	are
considered 	friable 	for 	the 	purpose 	of 	this 	chapter.
"Roadways" 	means 	surfaces 	on which vehicles
travel. 	This 	term 	includes 	public 	and private 	highways,
roads, 	streets, 	parking 	areas, 	and 	driveways.
"Small-scale, 	short 	duration" 	means 	activities
that 	involve 	removal 	of 	three 	square 	or 	linear 	feet 	or
less 	of 	friable 	material, 	such 	as 	surfacing 	or 	thermal
system 	insulation, 	or 	0.5 	cubic 	feet 	or 	less 	of 	friable
debris, 	and 	are 	tasks 	such 	as, 	but 	not 	limited 	to:
(1) 	Removal 	of 	asbestos-containing 	insulation
on pipes.
(2) 	Removal 	of 	asbestos-containing 	insulation
on beams 	or 	above 	ceilings.
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(3) 	Replacement 	of 	an 	asbestos-containing
gasket 	on 	a 	valve.
(4) 	Installation 	or 	removal 	of 	drywall.
(5) 	Installation 	of 	electrical 	conduits 	through
or 	proximate 	to 	asbestos-containing
materials.
(6) 	Removal 	of ACM 	only 	if 	required 	in 	the
performance 	of 	another maintenance 	activity
not 	intended 	as 	asbestos 	abatement.
(7) 	Removal 	of 	asbestos-containing 	thermal
system 	insulation.
(8) 	Minor 	repairs 	to 	damaged 	thermal 	system
insulation which 	do 	not 	require 	removal.
(9) 	Repairs 	to 	a 	piece 	of 	asbestos-containing
wallboard.
(10) 	Repairs, 	involving 	encapsulation,
enclosure, 	or 	removal 	of 	friable 	ACM 	only
if 	required 	in 	the 	performance 	of 	emergency
or 	routine 	maintenance 	activity 	and 	not
intended 	solely 	as 	asbestos 	abatement.
"Starting 	date" 	means 	the 	date 	on which 	actual
asbestos 	disturbance, 	removal, 	or 	demolition 	begins.
"Startup" 	means 	the 	setting 	in 	operation 	of 	a
stationary 	source 	for 	any purpose.
"Strip" 	means 	to 	take 	off 	RACM 	from 	any part 	of 	a
facility 	or 	facility 	components.
"Structural 	member" 	means 	any 	load-supporting
member 	of 	a 	facility, 	such 	as 	beams 	and 	load-supporting
walls, 	or 	any 	non-load-supporting member, 	such as
ceilings 	and 	non-load-supporting 	walls.
"Visible 	emission" 	means 	any 	emissions 	which 	are
visually 	detectable 	without 	the 	aid 	of 	instruments
coming 	from 	RACM 	or 	asbestos-containing 	waste 	material,
or 	from 	any 	asbestos 	milling, 	manufacturing, 	or
fabricating 	operation. 	This 	includes 	asbestos 	debris
found 	outside 	of 	containment 	at 	a 	job 	site. 	This 	does
not 	include 	condensed, 	uncombined water 	vapor.
"Waste 	generator" 	means 	any owner 	or 	operator 	of 	a
source 	regulated 	by 	this 	chapter whose 	act 	or 	process
produces 	asbestos-containing waste 	material.
"Waste 	shipment 	record" 	means 	the 	shipping
document, 	required 	to 	be 	originated 	and 	signed by 	the
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waste 	generator, 	used 	to 	track 	and 	substantiate 	the
disposition 	of 	asbestos-containing waste 	material.
"Working 	day" 	means 	Monday 	through 	Friday 	and
includes 	holidays 	that 	fall 	on 	any 	of 	the 	days 	Monday
through 	Friday. 	[Eff FEB 	1 !) 	2001 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§342P-
1) 	(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.141)
§11-501-3 	References. 	The 	following 	recommended
references 	incorporate 	additional 	precautions 	against
potential 	hazards 	and 	subsequent 	liabilities 	associated
with 	asbestos 	exposure:
(1) 	40 	CFR 	Part 	763, 	Subpart 	E, 	Appendix D,
Transport 	and 	Disposal 	of 	Asbestos 	Waste,
October 	30, 	1987.
(2) 	40 	CFR 	Part 	763, 	Subpart 	E, 	Appendix 	E,
Section 	I, 	Polarized Light 	Microscopy, 	May
27, 	1982.
(3) 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61, 	Appendix A, 	Compliance
Status 	Information, 	November 	20, 	1990.
[Eff 	FEB 	15 	2001 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§342P-41)
(Imp: 	40CFR 	Part 	61)
§11-501-4 	Standard 	for 	asbestos 	mills. 	( a) 	Each
owner 	or 	operator 	of 	an 	asbestos 	mill 	shall 	discharge
no 	visible 	emissions 	to 	the 	outside 	air 	from 	that
asbestos 	mill, 	including 	fugitive 	sources, 	and 	shall
use 	the 	methods 	specified by 	section 	11-501-14 	to 	clean
emissions 	containing 	particulate 	asbestos 	material
before 	they 	escape 	to, 	or 	are 	vented 	to, 	the 	outside
air.
(b)
shall 	meet
( 1)
Each 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	an 	asbestos 	mill
the 	following 	requirements:
Monitor 	each 	potential 	source 	of 	asbestos
emissions 	from 	any part 	of 	the 	mill
facility, 	including 	air 	cleaning 	devices,
process 	equipment 	and 	buildings 	that 	house
equipment 	for 	material 	processing 	and
handling, 	at 	least 	once 	each 	day, 	during
daylight 	hours, 	for 	visible 	emissions 	to
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the 	outside 	air 	during 	periods 	of
operation. 	The 	monitoring 	shall 	be 	by
visual 	observation 	of 	at 	least 	fifteen
seconds 	duration per 	source 	of 	emissions;
(2) 	Inspect 	each 	air 	cleaning 	device 	at 	least
once 	each week 	for 	proper 	operation 	and 	for
changes 	that 	signal 	the 	potential 	for
malfunction, 	including, 	to 	the 	maximum
extent 	possible 	without 	dismantling 	other
than 	opening 	the 	device, 	the 	presence 	of
tears, 	holes 	and 	abrasions 	in 	filter 	bags
and 	for 	dust 	deposits 	on 	the 	clean 	side 	of
bags. 	For 	air 	cleaning 	devices 	that 	cannot
be 	inspected 	on 	a 	weekly 	basis 	according 	to
this 	paragraph, 	submit 	to 	the 	director, 	and
revise 	as 	necessary, 	a 	written 	maintenance
plan 	to 	include, 	at 	a 	minimum, 	the
following:
(A) 	Maintenance 	schedule;
(B) 	Work 	to 	be 	performed; 	and
(C) 	Recordkeeping 	plan;
(3) 	Maintain 	records 	of 	the 	results 	of 	visible
emissions 	monitoring 	and 	air 	cleaning
device 	inspections 	using 	a 	format 	similar
to 	that 	shown 	in 	Figure 	1, 	entitled 	"Record
of 	Visible 	Emissions" 	and 	Figure 	2,
entitled 	"Air 	Cleaning Device 	Inspection
Checklist", 	both 	dated 	June 	1, 	1998,
located 	at 	the 	end 	of 	this 	chapter, 	and
include 	the 	following:
(A) 	Date 	and 	time 	of 	each 	inspection;
(B) 	Presence 	or 	absence 	of 	visible
emissions;
(C) 	Condition 	of 	fabric 	filters, 	including
tears, 	holes, 	and 	abrasions;
(D) 	Presence 	of 	dust 	deposits 	on 	the 	clean
side 	of 	fabric 	filters;
(E) 	A brief 	description of 	corrective
actions 	taken, 	including 	date 	and
time; 	and
(F) 	Daily 	hours 	of 	operation 	for 	each 	air
cleaning 	device;
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(4) 	Furnish upon 	request, 	and make 	available 	at
the 	affected 	facility 	during 	normal
business 	hours 	for 	inspection by 	the
department, 	all 	records 	required 	under 	this
section;
(5) 	Retain 	a 	copy 	of 	all 	monitoring 	and
inspection 	records 	for 	at 	least 	two 	years;
and
(6) 	Submit 	quarterly 	a 	copy 	of 	visible 	emission
monitoring 	records 	to 	the 	director 	if
visible 	emissions 	occurred 	during 	the
report 	period. 	Quarterly 	reports 	shall 	be
postmarked by 	the 	thirtieth 	day 	following
the 	ent@"f.. ti~ 	Rg.lendar 	quarter.
[Eff 	C..tJ l ::> 	LU01 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§342P)
(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.142)
§11-501-5 	Standard 	for 	roadways. 	No 	person 	shall
construct 	or 	maintain 	a 	roadway with 	asbestos 	tailings
or 	asbestos-containing waste 	material 	on 	that 	roadway,
except 	for 	asbestos 	tailings 	if 	encapsulated 	in 	asphalt
concrete 	meeting 	the 	specifications 	contained 	in
Section 	401 	of 	Standard 	Specifications 	for 	Construction
of 	Roads 	and 	Bridges 	on 	Federal 	Highway 	Projects, 	FP-
85, 	1985, 	or 	their 	equivalent. 	[Eff 	FEB 15 	2001 	]
(Auth: 	HRS 	§342P-41) 	(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.143)
§11-501-6 	Standard 	for 	manufacturing. 	(a) 	This
section 	applies 	to 	the 	following 	manufacturing
operations 	using 	commercial 	asbestos 	for 	the
manufacture 	of:
(1) 	Cloth, 	cord, 	wicks, 	tubing, 	tape, 	twine,
rope, 	thread, 	yarn, 	roving, 	lap, 	or 	other
textile 	materials;
(2) 	Cement 	products;
(3) 	Fireproofing 	and 	insulating 	materials;
(4) 	Friction 	products;
(5) 	Paper, 	millboard, 	and 	felt;
(6) 	Floor 	tile;
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( 8)
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Paints, 	coatings, 	caulks, 	adhesives, 	and
sealants;
Plastics 	and 	rubber 	materials;
Chlorine 	utilizing 	asbestos 	diaphragm
technology;
(10) 	Shotgun 	shell 	wads; 	and
(11) 	Asphalt 	concrete.
(b) 	Each 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	any 	of 	the
manufacturing 	operations 	to 	which 	this 	section 	applies
shall:
( 1) 	Discharge 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to 	the
outside 	air 	from 	these 	operations 	or 	from
any building 	or 	structure 	in which 	they 	are
conducted 	or 	from 	any 	other 	fugitive
sources; 	or 	use 	the 	methods 	specified by
section 	11-501-14 	to 	clean 	emissions 	from
these 	operations 	containing 	particulate
asbestos 	material 	before 	they 	escape 	or 	are
vented 	to 	the 	outside 	air;
(2) 	Monitor 	each potential 	source 	of 	asbestos
emissions 	from 	any part 	of 	the
manufacturing 	facility, 	including 	air
cleaning 	devices, 	process 	equipment, 	and
buildings 	housing 	material 	processing 	and
handling 	equipment, 	at 	least 	once 	each day
during 	daylight 	hours 	for 	visible 	emissions
to 	the 	outside 	air 	during 	periods 	of
operation. 	The 	monitoring 	shall 	be 	by
visual 	observation 	of 	at 	least 	fifteen
seconds 	duration per 	source 	of 	emissions;
(3) 	Inspect 	each 	air 	cleaning 	device 	at 	least
once 	each week 	for 	proper 	operation 	and 	for
changes 	that 	signal 	the 	potential 	for
malfunctions, 	including, 	to 	the 	maximum
extent 	possible 	without 	dismantling 	other
than 	opening 	the 	device, 	the 	presence 	of
tears, 	holes, 	and 	abrasions 	in 	filter 	bags
and 	for 	dust 	deposits 	on 	the 	clean 	side 	of
bags. 	For 	air 	cleaning 	devices 	that 	cannot
be 	inspected 	on 	a 	weekly 	basis 	according 	to
this 	paragraph, 	submit 	to 	the 	director, 	and
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revise 	as 	necessary, 	a 	written 	maintenance
plan 	including:
(A) 	A maintenance 	schedule;
(B) 	Work 	to 	be 	performed; 	and
(C) 	A recordkeeping 	plan;
(4) 	Maintain 	records 	of 	the 	results 	of 	visible
emission monitoring 	and 	air 	cleaning 	device
inspections 	using 	a 	format 	similar 	to 	that
shown 	in 	Figure 	1, 	entitled 	"Record 	of
Visible 	Emissions" 	and 	Figure 	2, 	entitled
"Air 	Cleaning 	Device 	Inspection 	Checklist",
both 	dated 	June 	1, 	1998 	and 	located 	at 	the
end 	of 	this 	chapter, 	and 	include 	the
following:
(A) 	Date 	and 	time 	of 	each 	inspection;
(B) 	Presence 	or 	absence 	of 	visible
emissions;
(C) 	Condition of 	fabric 	filters, 	including
presence 	of 	any 	tears, 	holes, 	and
abrasions;
(D) 	Presence 	of 	dust 	deposits 	on 	the 	clean
side 	of 	fabric 	filters;
(E) 	Brief 	description 	of 	corrective
actions 	taken, 	including 	date 	and
time; 	and
(F) 	Daily 	hours 	of 	operation 	for 	each 	air
cleaning 	device;
(5) 	Furnish 	upon 	request, 	and make 	available 	at
the 	affected 	facility 	during 	normal
business 	hours 	for 	inspection 	by 	the
director, 	all 	records 	required 	by 	this
section;
(6) 	Retain 	a 	copy of 	all 	monitoring 	and
inspection 	records 	for 	at 	least 	two 	years;
and
(7) 	Submit 	quarterly 	a 	copy 	of 	the 	visible
emission monitoring 	records 	to 	the 	director
if 	visible 	emissions 	occurred 	during 	the
report 	period. 	Quarterly 	reports 	shall 	be
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postmarked by 	the 	thirtieth 	day 	following
the 	end 	of 	the 	calendar 	quarter.
[Eff 	FEB 15 	2on1 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§ 	342P-41)
(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.144)
§11-501-7 	Standard 	for 	demolition 	and 	renovation.
(a) 	To 	determine 	which 	requirements 	of 	this
section 	apply 	to 	the 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	a 	demolition
or 	renovation 	activity, 	and prior 	to 	the 	commencement
of 	any 	demolition 	or 	renovation, 	thoroughly 	inspect 	the
affected 	facility 	or 	part 	of 	the 	facility 	where 	the
demolition 	or 	renovation 	operation will 	occur 	for 	the
presence 	of 	asbestos, 	including 	category 	I 	and 	category
II 	nonfriable 	ACM. 	This 	survey 	shall 	be 	performed 	by a
person who 	is 	certified pursuant 	to 	chapter 	11-504.
The 	inspector 	shall 	include 	sampling 	and 	laboratory
analysis 	of 	the 	asbestos 	content 	of 	all 	suspected ACM,
unless 	all 	suspect 	material 	is 	treated 	as 	asbestos-
containing 	and 	will 	be 	handled 	in 	accordance 	with 	this
chapter. 	Sampling 	shall 	include 	at 	least 	three 	samples
from 	each 	homogeneous 	area 	to 	be 	disturbed. 	The
requirements 	of 	subsections 	(b) 	and 	(c) 	apply 	to 	each
owner 	or 	operator 	of 	a 	demolition 	or 	renovation
activity, 	including 	the 	removal 	of 	RACM 	as 	follows:
(1) 	In 	a 	facility 	being 	demolished, 	all 	the
requirements 	of 	subsections 	(b) 	and 	(c)
apply, 	except 	as 	provided 	in 	subsection
(a) (3), 	if 	the 	combined 	amount 	of 	RACM 	is:
(A) 	At 	least 	eighty 	linear 	meters 	(or 	two
hundred 	sixty 	linear 	feet) 	on 	pipes 	or
at 	least 	fifteen 	square 	meters 	(or 	one
hundred 	sixty 	square 	feet) 	on 	other
facility 	components; 	or
(B) 	At 	least 	one 	cubic 	meter 	(or 	thirty-
five 	cubic 	feet) 	off 	facility
components 	where 	the 	length 	or 	area
could not 	be 	measured 	previously;
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(2) 	In 	a 	facility 	being 	demolished, 	only 	the
notification 	requirements 	of 	subsections
(b) (1), 	(b) (2), 	(b) (3) (A), 	(b) (3) (D),
(b) (4) (A) 	through 	(b) (4) (H), 	(b) (4) (I), 	and
(b) (4) (R) 	apply, 	if 	the 	combined 	amount 	of
RACM 	is:
(A) 	Less 	than 	eighty 	linear 	meters 	(or 	two
hundred 	sixty 	linear 	feet) 	on pipes
and 	less 	than 	fifteen 	square 	meters
(or 	one 	hundred 	sixty 	square 	feet) 	on
other 	facility 	components; 	and
(B) 	Less 	than 	one 	cubic 	meter 	(or 	thirty-
five 	cubic 	feet) 	off 	facility
components 	where 	the 	length 	or 	area
could not 	be 	measured 	previously 	or
there 	is 	no 	asbestos;
(3) 	If 	the 	facility 	is 	being 	demolished
pursuant 	to 	an 	order 	of 	a 	state 	or 	local
government 	agency, 	issued 	because 	the
facility 	is 	structurally unsound 	and 	in
danger 	of 	imminent 	collapse, 	only
requirements 	of 	subsection 	(b) (1), 	(b) (2),
(b) (3) (C), 	(b) (4) 	(except 	subsections
(b) (4) (I)), 	(b) (5), 	and 	(c) (4) 	through
( c ) ( 9 ) 	a pp 1 y ; 	and
(4) 	In 	a 	facility 	being 	renovated, 	including
any 	individual 	nonscheduled 	renovation
operation, 	all 	the 	requirements 	of
subsections 	(b) 	and 	(c) 	apply 	if 	the
combined 	amount 	of 	RACM 	to 	be 	stripped,
removed, 	dislodged, 	cut, 	drilled, 	or
similarly disturbed 	is:
(A) 	At 	least 	eighty 	linear 	meters 	(or 	two
hundred 	sixty 	linear 	feet) 	on pipes 	or
at 	least 	fifteen 	square 	meters 	(or 	one
hundred 	sixty 	square 	feet) 	on 	other
facility 	components; 	or
(B) 	At 	least 	one 	cubic 	meter 	(or 	thirty-
five 	cubic 	feet) 	off 	facility
components 	where 	the 	length 	or 	area
could 	not 	be 	measured 	previously.
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(C) 	To 	determine 	whether 	paragraph 	(a) (4)
of 	this 	section 	applies 	to 	planned
renovation 	operations 	involving
individual 	nonscheduled 	operations,
predict 	the 	combined 	additive 	amount
of 	RACM 	to 	be 	removed 	or 	stripped
during 	a 	calendar year 	of 	January 	1
through 	December 	31.
(D) 	To 	determine 	whether 	paragraph 	(a) (4)
of 	this 	section 	applies 	to 	emergency
renovation 	operations, 	estimate 	the
combined 	amount 	of 	RACM 	to 	be 	removed
or 	stripped 	as 	a 	result 	of 	the 	sudden,
unexpected 	event 	that 	necessitated 	the
renovation.
(b) 	Each 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	a 	demolition 	or
renovation 	activity 	to 	which 	this 	section 	applies
shall:
( 1)
( 2)
( 3)
Provide 	the 	director 	with 	a 	separate
written 	notice 	of 	intention 	to 	demolish 	or
renovate 	for 	each 	building 	affected.
Delivery of 	the 	notice 	by U.S. 	Postal
Service, 	commercial 	delivery 	service, 	or
hand 	delivery 	is 	acceptable, 	but 	not 	by
facsimile;
Update 	notice, 	as 	necessary, 	including 	when
the 	amount 	of 	asbestos 	affected 	changes 	by
at 	least 	twenty percent;
Postmark 	or 	deliver 	the 	notice 	as 	follows:
(A) 	At 	least 	ten 	working 	days 	before
asbestos 	demolition, 	stripping, 	or
removal 	work 	or 	any 	other 	activity
begins 	(such 	as 	site 	preparation 	that
would 	break up, 	dislodge, 	or 	similarly
disturb 	asbestos 	material), 	if 	the
operation 	is 	described 	in 	subsection
(a) (1), (a) (2), 	and 	(a) (4) 	(except
subsections (a) (4) (C) 	and 	(a) (4) (D));
(B) 	At 	least 	ten 	working 	days 	before 	the
end 	of 	the 	calendar 	year 	preceding 	the
year 	for 	which 	notice 	is 	being 	given
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for 	renovations 	described 	in
subsection 	(a) (4) (C);
(C) 	As 	early 	as 	possible 	before, 	but 	not
later 	than, 	the 	following 	working 	day
if 	the 	operation 	is 	a 	demolition
ordered 	according 	to 	subsection 	(a) (3)
or, 	if 	the 	operation 	is 	a 	renovation
described 	in 	subsection 	(a) (4) (D); 	or
(D) 	For 	asbestos 	stripping 	or 	removal 	work
in 	a 	demolition 	or 	renovation
operation, 	described 	in 	subsection
(a) (1) 	and 	(a) (4) 	(except 	subsections
(a) (4) (C) 	and 	(a) (4) (D)), 	and 	for 	a
demolition 	described 	in 	subsection
(a) (2), 	that 	will 	begin 	or 	end 	on 	a
date 	other 	than 	the 	one 	contained 	in
the 	original 	notice, 	notice 	of 	the 	new
start 	or 	completion 	date 	shall 	be
provided 	to 	the 	director 	as 	follows:
(i) 	When 	the 	asbestos 	stripping 	or
removal 	operation 	or 	demolition
operation 	covered by 	this
paragraph will 	begin 	after 	the
date 	contained 	in 	the 	notice, 	the
director 	shall 	be 	notified 	of 	the
new 	start 	date 	by 	telephone 	as
soon 	as 	possible 	before 	the
original 	start 	date, 	and 	a
written 	notice 	of 	the 	new 	start
date 	shall 	be 	delivered 	to 	the
director 	or 	postmarked 	to 	the
director 	no 	later 	than 	one
working 	day 	after 	telephone
notification. 	Delivery 	of 	the
updated 	notice 	by 	the 	U.S. 	Postal
Service, 	commercial 	delivery
service, 	or 	hand 	delivery 	is
acceptable, 	but 	not 	by 	facsimile;
(ii) 	When 	the 	asbestos 	stripping 	or
removal 	operation 	or 	demolition
operation 	covered by 	this
paragraph will 	begin 	on 	a 	date
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earlier 	than 	the 	original 	start
date, 	provide 	the 	director 	with 	a
written 	notice 	of 	the 	new 	start
date 	at 	least 	ten working 	days
before 	asbestos 	stripping,
removal 	work, 	or 	demolition
begins. 	Delivery of 	the 	updated
notice 	by U.S. 	Postal 	Service,
commercial 	delivery 	service, 	or
hand 	delivery 	is 	acceptable, 	but
not 	by 	facsimile; 	and
In no 	event 	shall 	an 	operation
covered by 	this 	paragraph begin
on 	a 	date 	other 	than 	the 	date
contained 	in 	the 	written 	notice
of 	the 	new 	start 	date;
When 	the 	asbestos 	stripping 	or
removal 	operation 	or 	demolition
operations 	covered by 	this
paragraph will 	end 	before 	or
after 	the 	date 	contained 	in 	the
notice, 	the 	director 	shall 	be
notified 	of 	the 	new 	completion
date 	by 	telephone 	as 	soon 	as
possible 	before 	the 	original
completion 	date, 	and 	a 	written
notice 	of 	the 	new 	completion 	date
shall 	be 	delivered 	to 	the
director 	or 	postmarked 	to 	the
director 	no 	later 	than 	one
working 	day 	after 	telephone
notification. 	Delivery 	of 	the
updated 	notice 	by 	the 	U.S. 	Postal
Service, 	commercial 	delivery
service, 	or 	hand 	delivery 	is
acceptable, 	but 	not 	by 	facsimile.
(4) 	Include 	the 	following 	in 	the 	notice:
(A) 	An 	indication 	of 	whether 	the 	notice 	is
the 	original 	or 	a 	revised
notification;
(B) 	Name, 	address, 	and 	telephone 	number 	of
both 	the 	facility 	owner 	and 	operator
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and 	the 	asbestos 	removal 	contractor
owner 	or 	operator;
(C) 	Whether 	the 	type 	of 	operation 	is
demolition 	or 	renovation;
(D) 	Whether 	asbestos 	is 	present 	or 	not
present 	in 	the 	facility, 	the
inspector's 	name 	and 	certification
number, 	and 	the 	state 	from 	which
certification was 	obtained;
(E) 	Description 	of 	the 	facility 	or
affected 	part 	of 	the 	facility
including 	the 	size 	(square 	meters 	or
square 	feet, 	and 	number 	of 	floors),
age, 	and 	present 	and prior 	use 	of 	the
facility;
(F) 	Procedure, 	including 	analytical
methods, 	employed 	to 	detect 	the
presence 	of 	RACM 	and 	category 	I 	and
category 	II 	nonfriable ACM, 	and 	the
name 	of 	the 	laboratory 	that 	performed
the 	analysis;
(G) 	Estimate 	of 	the 	approximate 	amount 	of
RACM 	to 	be 	removed 	from 	the 	facility
in 	terms 	of 	length 	of 	pipe 	in 	linear
meters 	or 	linear 	feet, 	surface 	area 	in
square 	meters 	or 	square 	feet 	on 	other
facility 	components, 	or volume 	in
cubic 	meters 	or 	cubic 	feet 	if 	off 	the
facility 	components. 	Also, 	estimate
the 	approximate 	amount 	of 	category 	I
and 	category 	II 	nonfriable 	ACM 	in 	the
affected 	part 	of 	the 	facility 	that
will 	not 	be 	removed 	before 	demolition;
(H) 	Location 	and 	street 	address 	(including
building 	number 	or 	name 	and 	floor 	or
room number, 	if 	appropriate), 	city,
county, 	and 	state, 	of 	the 	facility
being 	demolished or 	renovated;
(I) 	Scheduled 	starting 	and 	completion
dates, 	work 	days 	and 	work 	times 	of
asbestos 	removal 	work 	(or 	any 	other
activity, 	such 	as 	site 	preparation
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that 	would 	break up, 	dislodge, 	or
similarly 	disturb 	asbestos 	material)
in 	a 	demolition 	or 	renovation; 	planned
renovation 	operations 	involving
individual 	nonscheduled 	operations
shall 	only 	include 	the 	beginning 	and
ending 	dates 	of 	the 	report 	period 	as
described 	in 	subsection 	(a) (4) (C);
(J) 	Scheduled 	starting 	and 	completion
dates, 	work 	days 	and work 	times 	of
demolition 	or 	renovation;
(K) 	Description 	of 	planned 	demolition 	or
renovation 	work 	to 	be 	performed 	and
methods 	to 	be 	employed, 	including
demolition 	or 	renovation 	techniques 	to
be 	used 	and 	description 	of 	affected
facility 	components;
(L) 	Description 	of 	work 	practices 	and
engineering 	controls 	to 	be 	used 	to
comply with 	the 	requirements 	of 	this
chapter, 	including 	asbestos 	removal
and 	waste-handling 	emission 	control
procedures;
(M) 	Project 	Designer's 	name 	and
certification number, 	and 	the 	state
from 	which 	certification was 	obtained;
(N) 	Name 	and 	location 	of 	the 	waste
disposal 	site 	where 	the 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material 	will 	be
deposited;
(0) 	A certification 	that 	at 	least 	one
person 	trained 	as 	required 	by
subsection 	(c) (8) 	will 	supervise 	the
stripping 	and 	removal 	described 	by
this 	notification. 	This 	requirement
shall 	become 	effective 	one 	year 	after
the 	effective 	date 	of 	this 	rule;
(P) 	For 	facilities 	described 	in 	subsection
(a) (3), 	the 	name, 	title, 	and 	authority
of 	the 	state 	or 	local 	government
representative 	who 	has 	ordered 	the
demolition, 	the 	date 	that 	the 	order
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was 	issued, 	and 	the 	date 	on which 	the
demolition was 	ordered 	to 	begin. 	A
copy of 	the 	order 	shall 	be 	attached 	to
the 	notification;
(Q) 	For 	emergency 	renovations 	described 	in
subsection 	(a) (4) (D), 	the 	date 	and
hour 	that 	the 	emergency 	occurred, 	a
description 	of 	the 	sudden, 	unexpected
event, 	and 	an 	explanation 	of 	how 	the
event 	caused 	an unsafe 	condition, 	or
would 	cause 	equipment 	damage, 	or 	an
unreasonable 	financial 	burden.
Ultimate 	approval 	of 	emergency
renovation 	is 	left 	to 	the 	discretion
of 	the 	director;
(R) 	Description 	of 	procedures 	to 	be
followed 	in 	the 	event 	that 	unexpected
RACM 	is 	found 	or 	category 	II
nonfriable 	ACM 	becomes 	crumbled,
pulverized, 	or 	reduced 	to 	powder;
(S) 	Name, 	address, 	and 	telephone 	number 	of
the 	waste 	transporter; 	and
(5) 	The 	information 	required 	in 	subsection
(b) (4) 	shall 	be 	reported 	using 	a 	form
similar 	to 	that 	shown 	in 	Figure 	3 	entitled
"Asbestos 	Office 	Notification 	of 	Demolition
and 	Renovation", 	dated 	June 	1, 	1998,
located 	at 	the 	end 	of 	this 	chapter.
(c) 	Each 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	a 	demolition 	or
renovation 	activity 	to 	whom 	this 	subsection 	applies,
according 	to 	subsection 	(a), 	shall 	comply with 	the
following 	procedures:
(1) 	Remove 	all 	RACM 	from 	a 	facility 	being
demolished 	or 	renovated 	before 	any 	activity
begins 	that 	would 	break up, 	dislodge, 	or
similarly disturb 	the 	material 	or 	preclude
access 	to 	the 	material 	for 	subsequent
removal. 	RACM 	need 	not 	be 	removed 	before
demolition 	if:
(A) 	It 	is 	category 	I 	nonfriable 	ACM 	that
is 	not 	in poor 	condition 	and 	is 	not
friable;
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(B) 	It 	is 	on 	a 	facility 	component 	that 	is
encased 	in 	concrete 	or 	other 	similarly
hard material 	and 	is 	adequately wet
whenever 	exposed 	during 	demolition; 	It
was 	not 	accessible 	for 	testing 	and
was, 	therefore, 	not 	discovered 	until
after 	demolition 	began 	and, 	as 	a
result 	of 	the 	demolition, 	the 	material
cannot 	be 	safely 	removed. 	If 	not
removed 	for 	safety 	reasons, 	the
exposed RACM 	and any 	asbestos-
contaminated 	debris 	shall 	be 	treated
as 	asbestos-containing 	waste 	material
and 	adequately wet 	at 	all 	times 	until
disposed 	of; 	or
(C) 	It 	is 	category 	II 	nonfriable 	ACM 	and
the 	probability 	is 	low 	that 	the
materials 	will 	become 	crumbled,
pulverized, 	or 	reduced 	to 	powder
during 	demolition;
(2) 	When 	a 	facility 	component 	that 	contains, 	is
covered with, 	or 	is 	coated with 	RACM 	is
being 	taken 	out 	of 	the 	facility 	as 	a 	unit
or 	in 	sections:
(A) 	Adequately wet 	all 	RACM 	exposed 	during
cutting 	or 	disjoining 	operations; 	and
(B) 	Carefully 	lower 	each 	unit 	or 	section
to 	the 	floor 	and 	to 	ground 	level, 	not
dropping, 	throwing, 	sliding, 	or
otherwise 	damaging 	or 	disturbing 	the
RACM;
(3) 	When RACM 	is 	stripped 	from 	a 	facility
component 	while 	it 	remains 	in 	place 	in 	the
facility, 	adequately wet 	the 	RACM 	during
the 	stripping 	operation;
(A) 	In 	renovation 	operations, 	wetting 	is
not 	required 	if:
(i) 	The 	owner 	or 	operator 	has
obtained prior 	written 	approval
from 	the 	director 	based 	on 	a
written 	application 	that 	wetting
to 	comply with 	this 	paragraph
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(B)
would 	unavoidably damage
equipment 	or 	present 	a 	safety
hazard; 	and
(ii) 	The 	owner 	or 	operator 	uses 	either
a 	local 	exhaust 	ventilation 	and 	a
collection 	system designed 	and
operated 	to 	capture 	the
particulate 	asbestos 	material
produced by 	the 	stripping 	and
removal 	of 	the 	asbestos 	materials
which 	exhibits 	no 	visible
emissions 	to 	the 	outside 	air 	or
is 	designed 	and 	operated 	in
accordance 	with 	the 	requirements
in 	section 	11-501-14; 	uses 	a
glove-bag 	system designed 	and
operated 	to 	contain 	the
particulate 	asbestos 	material
produced by 	the 	stripping 	of 	the
asbestos 	materials; 	or 	uses 	leak-
tight 	wrapping 	to 	contain 	all
RACM 	prior 	to 	dismantlement;
In 	renovation 	operations 	where 	wetting
would 	result 	in 	equipment 	damage 	or 	a
safety hazard, 	and 	the 	methods 	allowed
in 	subsection 	(c) (3) (A) 	cannot 	be
used, 	another 	method may 	be 	used 	after
obtaining 	written 	approval 	from 	the
director 	based upon 	a 	determination
that 	it 	is 	equivalent 	to 	wetting 	in
controlling 	emissions 	or 	to 	the
methods 	allowed 	in 	subsection
(c) (3) (A);
(C) 	A copy 	of 	the 	director's 	written
approval 	shall 	be 	kept 	at 	the 	worksite
and made 	available 	for 	inspection;
(4) 	After 	a 	facility 	component 	covered with,
coated with, 	or 	containing 	RACM 	has 	been
taken 	out 	of 	the 	facility 	as 	a 	unit 	or 	in
sections 	pursuant 	to 	subsection 	(c) (2), 	it
shall 	be 	stripped 	or 	contained 	in
transparent, 	leak-tight 	wrapping 	except 	as
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stripped:
(A) 	Adequately wet 	the 	RACM 	during
stripping; 	and
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(B) 	Use 	a 	local 	exhaust 	ventilation 	and
collection 	system designed 	and
operated 	to 	capture 	the 	particulate
asbestos 	material 	produced by 	the
stripping. 	The 	system 	shall 	exhibit 	no
visible 	emissions 	to 	the 	outside 	air
and 	shall 	be 	designed 	and 	operated 	in
accordance 	with 	the 	requirements 	in
section 	11-501-14;
(5) 	For 	large 	facility 	components 	such 	as
reactor 	vessels, 	large 	tanks, 	and 	steam
generators, 	but 	not 	beams 	(which 	shall 	be
handled 	in 	accordance 	with 	subsections
(c) (2), 	(c) (3), 	and 	(c) (4)), 	the 	RACM 	is
not 	required 	to 	be 	stripped 	if 	all 	of 	the
following 	requirements 	are 	met:
(A) 	The 	component 	is 	removed, 	transported,
stored, 	disposed 	of, 	or 	reused 	without
disturbing 	or 	damaging 	the 	RACM;
(B) 	The 	component 	is 	encased 	in 	a
transparent, 	leak-tight 	wrapping; 	and
(C) 	The 	transparent, 	leak-tight 	wrapping
is 	labeled 	during 	all 	loading 	and
unloading 	operations 	and 	during
storage. 	The 	markings 	shall:
(i) 	Be 	displayed 	in 	such 	a 	manner 	and
location 	that 	a 	person 	can 	easily
read 	the 	legend;
(ii) 	Conform to 	the 	requirements 	for
51 	cm. 	x 	36 	cm. 	(20 	in. 	x 	14 	in.)
upright 	format 	signs 	specified 	in
Occupational 	Safety 	and 	Health
Standards 	(29 	CFR 	1910 .145 (d) (4))
and 	this 	paragraph; 	and
(iii) 	Display 	the 	following 	legend 	in
the 	lower 	panel 	with 	letter 	sizes
and 	styles 	of 	a 	visibility 	at
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least 	equal 	to 	those 	specified 	in
this 	paragraph:
DANGER
ASBESTOS 	DUST HAZARD
CANCER AND 	LUNG DISEASE 	HAZARD
Authorized 	Personnel 	Only
Notation:
2.5 cm 	(1 inch) 	sans serif, 	gothic or block
2.5 cm 	(1 inch) 	sans serif, 	gothic or block
1.9 cm 	(3/4 inch) 	sans serif, 	gothic or block
14 point gothic
Spacing 	between 	any 	two 	lines
shall 	be 	a 	least 	equal 	to 	the
height 	of 	the 	upper 	of 	the 	two
lines;
(6) 	For 	all 	RACM, 	including 	material 	that 	has
been 	removed 	or 	stripped:
(A) 	Adequately wet 	the 	material 	and 	ensure
that 	it 	remains 	wet 	until 	collected
and 	contained 	or 	treated 	in
preparation 	for 	disposal 	in 	accordance
with 	section 	11-501-12;
(B) 	Carefully 	lower 	the 	material 	to 	the
ground 	and 	floor, 	not 	dropping,
throwing, 	sliding 	without 	chutes, 	or
otherwise 	damaging 	or 	disturbing 	the
material;
(C) 	Transport 	the 	material 	in 	transparent,
leak-tight 	containers 	to 	the 	ground
via 	leak-tight, 	enclosed 	chutes 	or
containers 	if 	it 	has 	been 	removed 	or
stripped more 	than 	fifty 	feet 	above
ground 	level 	and was 	not 	removed 	as
units 	or 	in 	sections;
(D) 	RACM 	contained 	in 	transparent, 	leak-
tight 	wrapping 	that 	has 	been 	removed
in 	accordance 	with 	subsection
(c) (3) (A) 	need 	not 	be 	wetted;
(E) 	Isolate 	disturbances 	of 	RACM 	regulated
by 	this 	subsection by physical
barriers 	from 	the 	outside 	air. 	The
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physical 	barriers 	shall 	include
transparent 	viewing 	ports 	which 	allow
observation 	of 	all 	stripping 	and
removal 	of 	RACM 	from 	outside 	the
barrier. 	Whenever 	the 	outside 	air 	is
in 	contact 	with 	the 	air 	in 	any portion
of 	the 	isolated 	area, 	a 	local 	exhaust
ventilation 	system which 	is 	designed
and 	operated 	in 	accordance 	with 	the
requirements 	of 	section 	11-501-14
shall 	be 	used. 	This 	system 	shall
maintain 	the 	air 	in 	the 	isolated 	area
at 	a 	pressure 	differential 	of 	at 	least
minus 	0.02 	inches 	of 	water 	with
respect 	to 	the 	area 	outside 	the
barrier 	and 	shall 	be 	operated
continuously 	from 	the 	establishment 	of
isolation 	barriers 	through 	final 	clean
up 	of 	the 	work 	area 	following 	the
disturbance 	of 	RACM. 	The 	provisions
of 	this 	section 	shall 	not 	apply 	to 	a
removal 	done 	entirely by 	the 	glove 	bag
method, 	a 	removal 	using 	a 	mini-
enclosure 	designed 	and 	operated
according 	to Appendix G to 	29 	CFR
Section 	1926.58, 	as 	it 	existed 	on 	July
15, 	1993, 	or 	a 	removal 	using 	any 	other
engineering 	control 	techniques
approved 	by 	the 	director. 	If 	any 	of
the 	requirements 	of 	this 	paragraph 	are
not 	feasible, 	prior 	written 	approval
shall 	be 	requested 	from 	the 	director,
and 	a 	copy of 	this 	approval 	shall 	be
kept 	on-site 	and made 	available 	for
inspection;
(F) 	Provide 	a 	clean work 	site 	and 	handle
all 	friable 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	related 	to 	a 	specific
demolition, 	renovation, 	or 	removal,
including 	preexisting 	asbestos-
containing 	debris, 	in 	accordance 	with
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this 	section and 	section 	11-501-12;
and
(G) 	At 	all 	points 	of 	entry 	to 	a 	demolition
or 	renovation, 	display 	signs 	with 	the
legend 	specified 	in 	paragraph
(5) (C) (iii);
(7) 	When 	the 	temperature 	at 	the 	point 	of
wetting 	is 	below 	0° 	C 	(32° 	F) :
(A) 	The 	owner 	or 	operator 	need 	not 	comply
with 	subsection 	(c) (2) (A) 	and 	the
wetting 	provisions 	of 	subsection
(c) (3);
(B) 	The 	owner 	or 	operator 	shall 	remove
facility 	components 	containing, 	coated
with, 	or 	covered with RACM 	as 	units 	or
in 	sections 	to 	the 	maximum 	extent
possible; 	and
(C) 	During 	periods 	when 	wetting 	operations
are 	suspended 	due 	to 	freezing
temperatures, 	the 	owner 	or 	operator
shall 	record 	the 	temperature 	in 	the
area 	containing 	the 	facility
components 	at 	the 	beginning, 	middle,
and 	end 	of 	each workday 	and 	keep 	daily
temperature 	records 	available 	for
inspection by 	the 	director 	during
normal 	business 	hours 	at 	the
demolition 	or 	renovation 	site. 	The
owner 	or 	operator 	shall 	retain 	the
temperature 	records 	for 	at 	least 	two
years;
(8) 	No 	RACM 	shall 	be 	stripped, 	removed, 	or
otherwise 	handled or 	disturbed 	at 	a
facility 	unless 	at 	least 	one 	on-site,
currently 	certified 	contractor/supervisor,
trained 	in 	the 	provisions 	of 	these 	rules
and 	the 	means 	of 	complying with 	them, 	is
present. 	The 	required 	training 	shall
include 	as 	a 	minimum:
(A) 	Applicability;
(B) 	Notifications;
(C) 	Material 	identification;
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(D) 	Control 	procedures 	for 	removals
including, 	at 	least, 	wetting, 	local
exhaust 	ventilation, 	negative 	pressure
enclosures, 	glove-bag 	procedures, 	and
HEPA 	filters;
(E) 	Waste 	disposal 	work practices;
(F) 	Reporting 	and 	recordkeeping; 	and
(G) 	Asbestos 	hazards 	and worker
protection.
Evidence 	that 	the 	required 	training 	has
been 	completed 	shall 	be 	posted 	and made
available 	for 	inspection by 	the 	director 	at
the 	demolition 	or 	renovation 	site;
(9) 	For 	facilities 	described 	in 	subsection
(a) (3), 	adequately wet 	the 	portion 	of 	the
facility 	that 	contains 	RACM 	during 	the
wrecking 	operation; 	and
(10) 	If 	a 	facility 	is 	demolished 	by 	intentional
burning, 	all 	RACM 	including 	category 	I 	and
category 	II 	nonfriable 	ACM 	shall 	be 	removed
in 	accordance 	with 	the 	NESHAP 	before
burning. 	[Eff 	FEB 15 	2001 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS
§342P-41) 	(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.145)
§11-501-8 	Standard 	for 	spraying. 	The 	owner 	or
operator 	of 	an 	operation 	in which 	asbestos-containing
materials 	are 	spray 	applied 	shall 	comply with 	the
following 	requirements:
(1) 	For 	spray-on 	application 	on 	buildings,
structures, 	pipes, 	and 	conduits, 	do 	not 	use
material 	containing more 	than 	one 	per 	cent
asbestos 	as 	determined 	using 	the 	method
specified 	in 	40 	CFR 	part 	763, 	subpart 	E,
appendix 	E, 	section 	I, 	entitled 	"Polarized
Light 	Microscopy," 	dated May 	27, 	1982,
except 	as 	provided 	in 	paragraph 	(3);
(2) 	For 	spray-on 	application 	of 	materials 	that
contain more 	than 	one 	per 	cent 	asbestos 	as
determined 	using 	the 	method 	specified 	in 	40
CFR 	part 	763, 	subpart 	F, 	appendix A,
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section 	I, 	entitled 	"Polarized Light
Microscopy," 	dated May 	27, 	1982, 	on
equipment 	and machinery, 	except 	as 	provided
in paragraph 	(3):
(A) 	Notify 	the 	director 	at 	least 	twenty
days 	before 	beginning 	the 	spraying
operation. 	Include 	the 	following
information 	in 	the 	notice:
(i) 	Name 	and 	address 	of 	owner 	or
(ii)
(iii)
operator;
Location 	of 	spraying 	operation;
and
Procedures 	to 	be 	followed 	to 	meet
the 	requirements 	of 	this
paragraph; 	and
(B) 	Discharge 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to 	the
outside 	air 	from 	spray-on 	application
of 	the 	asbestos-containing 	material
and 	use 	the 	methods 	specified by
section 	11-501-14 	to 	clean 	emissions
containing 	particulate 	asbestos
material 	before 	they 	escape 	to, 	or 	are
vented 	to, 	the 	outside 	air; 	and
(3) 	The 	requirements 	of 	paragraphs 	(1) 	and 	(2)
do 	not 	apply 	to 	the 	spray-on 	application 	of
materials 	where 	the 	asbestos 	fibers 	in 	the
materials 	are 	encapsulated with 	a
bituminous 	or 	resinous 	binder 	during
spraying 	and 	the 	materials 	are 	not 	friable
after 	drying; 	and
(4) 	Owners 	or 	operators 	of 	sources 	subject 	to
this 	paragraph 	are 	exempt 	from 	the
requirements 	of 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61, 	Sections
61.05(a), 	61.07, 	and 	61.09.
[Eff 	FEB 1 ~ 	2on1 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§ 	342P-41)
(Imp: 	40 	ct:« Par"t 	61.146)
§11-501-9 	Standard 	for 	fabricating. 	(a) 	This
section 	applies 	to 	the 	following 	fabricating 	operations
using 	commercial 	asbestos 	for 	the 	fabrication 	of:
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(1) 	Cement 	building products;
(2) 	Friction products, 	except 	those 	operations
that 	primarily 	install 	asbestos 	friction
materials 	on motor 	vehicles; 	and
(3) 	Cement 	or 	silicate 	board 	for 	ventilation
hoods; 	ovens; 	electrical 	panels; 	laboratory
furniture, 	bulkheads, 	partitions, 	and
ceilings 	for 	marine 	construction; 	and 	flow
control 	devices 	for 	the 	molten 	metal
industry.
(b) 	Each 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	any 	of 	the
section 	applies	fabricating 	operations 	to 	which 	this
shall:
( 1)
( 2)
Discharge 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to 	the
outside 	air 	from 	any 	of 	the 	operations 	or
from 	any 	building 	or 	structure 	in 	which
they 	are 	conducted 	or 	from 	any 	other
fugitive 	sources; 	and 	use 	the 	methods
specified by 	section 	11-501-14 	to 	clean
emissions 	containing 	particulate 	asbestos
material 	before 	they 	escape 	to, 	or 	are
vented 	to, 	the 	outside 	air;
Monitor 	each potential 	source 	of 	asbestos
emissions 	from 	any part 	of 	the 	fabricating
facility, 	including 	air-cleaning 	devices,
process 	equipment, 	and 	buildings 	that 	house
equipment 	for 	material 	processing 	and
handling, 	at 	least 	once 	each 	day, 	during
daylight 	hours, 	for 	visible 	emissions 	to
the 	outside 	air 	during 	periods 	of
operation. 	The 	monitoring 	shall 	be 	by
visual 	observation 	of 	at 	least 	fifteen
seconds 	duration per 	source 	of 	emissions;
(3) 	Inspect 	each 	air-cleaning 	device 	at 	least
once 	each week 	for 	proper 	operation 	and 	for
changes 	that 	signal 	the 	potential 	for
malfunctions, 	including, 	to 	the 	maximum
extent 	possible 	without 	dismantling 	other
than 	opening 	the 	device, 	the 	presence 	of
tears, 	holes, 	and 	abrasions 	in 	filter 	bags
and 	for 	dust 	deposits 	on 	the 	clean 	side 	of
bags. 	For 	air-cleaning 	devices 	that 	cannot
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be 	inspected on 	a 	weekly basis 	according 	to
this 	paragraph, 	submit 	to 	the 	director, 	and
revise 	as 	necessary, 	a 	written maintenance
plan 	to 	include, 	at 	a 	minimum, 	the
following:
(A) 	A maintenance 	schedule; 	and
(B) 	A recordkeeping 	plan;
(4) 	Maintain 	records 	of 	the 	results 	of 	visible
emission monitoring 	and 	air 	cleaning 	device
inspections 	using 	a 	format 	similar 	to 	that
shown 	in 	Figure 	1, 	entitled 	"Record of
Visible 	Emissions", 	and 	Figure 	2, 	entitled
"Air 	Cleaning 	Device 	Inspection 	Checklist",
both 	dated 	June 	1, 	1998 	and 	located 	at 	the
end 	of 	this 	chapter, 	and 	include 	the
following:
(A) 	The 	date 	and 	time 	of 	each 	inspection;
(B) 	The 	presence 	or 	absence 	of 	visible
emissions;
(C) 	The 	condition 	of 	fabric 	filters,
including 	the 	presence 	of 	any 	tears,
holes, 	and 	abrasions;
(D) 	The 	presence 	of 	dust 	deposits 	on 	the
clean 	side 	of 	fabric 	filters;
(E) 	A brief 	description 	of 	corrective
actions 	taken, 	including 	the 	date 	and
time; 	and
(F) 	The 	daily hours 	of 	operation 	for 	each
air-cleaning 	device;
(5) 	Furnish upon 	request 	and make 	available 	at
the 	affected 	facility 	during 	normal
business 	hours 	for 	inspection 	by 	the
director, 	all 	records 	required 	pursuant 	to
this 	section;
(6) 	Retain 	a 	copy 	of 	all 	monitoring 	and
inspection 	records 	for 	at 	least 	two 	years;
and
(7) 	Submit 	quarterly 	a 	copy 	of 	the 	visible
emission monitoring 	records 	to 	the 	director
if 	visible 	emissions 	occurred 	during 	the
report 	period. 	Quarterly 	reports 	shall 	be
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(8) 	postmarked by 	the 	thirtieth 	day 	following
the 	end 	of 	the 	calendar 	quarter.
[Eff FEB 15 	2001 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§ 	342P-41)
(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.147)
§11-501-10 	Standard 	for 	insulating 	materials. 	No
owner 	or 	operator 	of 	a 	facility 	may 	install 	or
reinstall 	on 	a 	facility 	component 	any 	insulating
materials 	that 	contain 	commercial 	asbestos 	if 	the
materials 	are 	either molded 	and 	friable 	or 	wet-applied
and 	friable 	after 	drying. 	The 	provisions 	of 	this
section do 	not 	apply 	to 	spray-applied 	insulating
materials 	regulated by 	section 	11-501-8.
[Eff 	FEB 	15 	2001 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§ 	342P-41) 	(Imp: 	40
CFR 	Part 	61.148)
§11-501-11 	Standard 	for 	waste 	disposal 	for
asbestos 	mills. 	(a) 	Deposit 	all 	asbestos-containing
material 	at 	a 	waste 	disposal 	site 	operated 	in
accordance 	with 	the 	provisions 	of 	section 	11-501-16.
(b) 	Discharge 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to 	the 	outside
air 	from 	the 	transfer 	of 	control 	device 	asbestos 	waste
to 	the 	tailings 	conveyor 	and 	use 	the 	methods 	specified
by 	section 	11-501-14 	to 	clean 	emissions 	containing
particulate 	asbestos 	material 	before 	they 	escape 	to, 	or
are 	vented 	to, 	the 	outside 	air. 	Dispose 	of 	the
asbestos 	waste 	from 	control 	devices 	in 	accordance 	with
section 	11-501-12 	or 	subsection 	(c).
(c) 	Discharge 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to 	the 	outside
air 	during 	the 	collection, 	processing, 	packaging, 	or
on-site 	transportation 	of 	any 	asbestos-containing waste
material 	and 	use 	one 	of 	the 	methods 	specified by
paragraphs 	(1) 	or 	(2) 	as 	follows:
(1) 	(A) 	Discharge 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to 	the
outside 	air 	from 	the 	wetting 	operation
and use 	the 	methods 	specified by
section 	11-501-14 	to 	clean 	emissions
containing 	particulate 	asbestos
material 	before 	they 	escape 	to, 	or 	are
vented 	to, 	the 	outside 	air; 	and
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(B) 	Wetting may be 	suspended when 	the
ambient 	temperature 	at 	the 	waste
disposal 	site 	is 	less 	than 	-9.5°C
(15°F), 	as 	determined by 	an 	appropriate
measurement 	method with 	an 	accuracy of
±1°C 	(±2°F). 	During 	periods 	when
wetting 	operations 	are 	suspended, 	the
temperature 	must 	be 	recorded 	at 	least
at 	hourly 	intervals, 	and 	records 	must
be 	retained 	for 	at 	least 	two 	years 	in
a 	form 	suitable 	for 	inspection; 	or
(2) 	Use 	an 	alternate 	emissions 	control 	and
waste 	treatment 	method 	that 	has 	received
prior 	written 	approval 	by 	the 	director. 	To
obtain 	approval 	for 	an 	alternative 	method,
(d)
a 	disposal
( 1)
( 2)
a 	written 	application must 	be 	submitted 	to
the 	director 	demonstrating 	that 	the
following 	criteria 	are 	met:
(A) 	The 	alternative 	method 	will 	control
asbestos 	emissions 	equivalent 	to
currently 	required methods;
(B) 	The 	suitability of 	the 	alternative
method 	for 	the 	intended 	application;
(C) 	The 	alternative 	method 	will 	not
violate 	other 	regulations; 	and
(D) 	The 	alternative 	method 	will 	not 	result
in 	increased water 	pollution, 	land
pollution, 	or 	occupational 	hazards.
When 	the 	waste 	is 	transported 	by vehicle 	to
site:
Mark 	vehicles 	used 	to 	transport 	asbestos-
containing waste 	material 	during 	the
loading 	and 	unloading 	of 	the 	waste 	so 	that
the 	signs 	are 	visible, 	in 	accordance 	with
section 	11-501-7 (c) (5) (c) (i), 	(ii), 	and
(iii); 	and
For 	off-site 	disposal, 	provide 	a 	copy 	of
the 	waste 	shipment 	record, 	described 	in
subsection 	(e) (1), 	to 	the 	disposal 	site
owner 	or 	operator 	at 	the 	same 	time 	as 	the
asbestos-containing 	waste 	material 	is
delivered 	to 	the 	disposal 	site.
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(e) 	For 	all 	asbestos-containing 	waste 	material
transported 	off 	the 	facility 	site:
(1) 	Maintain 	asbestos 	waste 	shipment 	records,
using 	a 	form 	similar 	to 	that 	shown 	in
Figure 	4, 	entitled 	"Waste 	Shipment 	Record",
dated 	June 	1, 	1998, 	located 	at 	the 	end 	of
this 	chapter, 	and 	include 	the 	following
information:
(A) 	The 	name, 	address, 	and 	telephone
number 	of 	the 	waste 	generator; 	and
(B) 	The 	name 	and 	address 	of 	local, 	state,
or 	EPA 	regional 	agencies 	responsible
for 	administering 	the 	asbestos 	NESHAP
program;
(C) 	The 	quantity 	of 	the 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material 	in 	cubic
meters 	(or 	cubic 	yards);
(D) 	The 	name 	and 	telephone 	number 	of 	the
disposal 	site 	operator;
(E) 	The 	name 	and physical 	site 	location 	of
the 	disposal 	site;
(F) 	The 	date 	transported;
(G) 	The 	name, 	address, 	and 	telephone
number 	of 	the 	transporter(s); 	and
(H) 	A certification 	that 	the 	contents 	of
this 	consignment 	are 	fully 	and
accurately 	described by proper
shipping 	name 	and 	are 	classified,
packed, 	marked 	and 	labeled, 	and 	are 	in
all 	respects 	in 	proper 	condition 	for
transport 	by highway 	according 	to 	the
applicable 	international 	and
government 	regulations;
(2) 	For 	waste 	shipments 	where 	a 	copy 	of 	the
waste 	shipment 	record, 	signed by 	the 	owner
or 	operator 	of 	the 	designated 	disposal
site, 	is 	not 	received 	by 	the 	waste
generator 	within 	thirty-five 	days 	of 	the
date 	the 	waste 	was 	accepted 	by 	the 	initial
transporter, 	contact 	the 	transporter, 	or
the 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	the 	designated
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disposal 	site, 	or 	both, 	to 	determine 	the
status 	of 	the 	waste 	shipment;
(3) 	Report 	in 	writing 	to 	the 	local, 	state, 	or
EPA 	regional 	agency 	responsible 	for
administering 	the 	asbestos 	NESHAP 	program
for 	the 	waste 	generator 	if 	a 	copy 	of 	the
waste 	shipment 	record, 	signed by 	the 	owner
or 	operator 	of 	the 	designated 	waste
disposal 	site, 	is 	not 	received 	within
forty-five 	days 	of 	the 	date 	the 	waste 	was
accepted 	by 	the 	initial 	transporter.
Include 	in 	the 	report 	the 	following
information:
(A) 	A copy of 	the 	waste 	shipment 	record
for 	which 	a 	confirmation 	of 	delivery
was 	not 	received; 	and
(B) 	A cover 	letter 	signed by 	the 	waste
generator 	explaining 	the 	efforts 	taken
to 	locate 	the 	asbestos 	waste 	shipment
and 	the 	results 	of 	those 	efforts; 	and
(4) 	Retain 	a 	copy of 	all 	waste 	shipment
records, 	including 	a 	copy of 	the 	waste
shipment 	record 	signed by 	the 	owner 	or
operator 	of 	the 	designated 	waste 	disposal
site, 	for 	at 	least 	two 	years.
(f) 	Furnish 	upon 	request, 	and make 	available
for 	inspection 	by 	the 	director, 	all 	records 	required
under 	this 	section. 	[Eff FEB 	} 5 2001 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§
342P-41) 	(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.149)
§11-501-12 	Standard 	for 	waste 	disposal 	for
manufacturing, 	fabricating, 	demolition, 	renovation, 	and
spraying 	operations. 	Each 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	any
source 	regulated 	by 	the 	provisions 	of 	sections 	11-501-
6, 	11-501-7, 	11-501-8, 	and 	11-501-9 	shall:
(1) 	Discharge 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to 	the
outside 	air 	during 	the 	collection,
processing 	(including 	incineration),
packaging, 	or 	transporting 	of 	any 	asbestos-
containing waste 	material 	generated 	by 	the
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source, 	and 	use 	one 	of 	the 	emission 	control
and 	waste 	treatment 	methods 	specified 	in
subparagraphs 	(A) 	through 	(D):
(A) 	Adequately wet 	asbestos-containing
waste 	material 	as 	follows:
(i) 	Mix 	control 	device 	asbestos 	waste
to 	form 	a 	slurryi 	adequately wet
other 	asbestos-containing 	waste
materiali
(ii) 	Discharge 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to
the 	outside 	air 	from 	collection,
mixing, 	wetting, 	and 	handling
operations, 	and meet 	the
containment 	requirements
specified 	in 	section 	ll-501-
7(c) (6) (E), 	using 	the 	methods
specified by 	section 	11-501-14 	to
clean 	emissions 	containing
particulate 	asbestos 	material
before 	they 	escape 	to, 	or 	are
vented 	to, 	the 	outside 	airi
(iii) 	After 	wetting, 	and 	while 	still
adequately wet, 	promptly 	seal 	all
asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	in 	leak-tight
containersi 	or, 	for 	materials
that 	will 	not 	fit 	into 	containers
without 	additional 	breaking, 	put
materials 	into 	leak-tight
wrapping. 	All 	plastic 	wrapping
or 	containerizing 	material 	shall
be 	transparent. 	Bagging 	of 	all
loose 	asbestos 	material 	shall 	be
performed 	at 	least 	twice 	during
each work 	day, 	before 	main 	rest
break 	and 	at 	completion 	of 	the
work 	day. 	Bagging 	shall 	be 	done
prior 	to 	the 	removal 	of 	the
materials 	from 	containment 	as
specified 	in 	section 	11-501-
7(c) (6) (E) 	and 	the 	containers
shall 	remain 	leak-tighti
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(iv) 	Label 	the 	containers 	or 	wrapped
materials 	specified 	in 	clause
(iii) 	using 	warning 	labels
specified by Occupational 	Safety
and Health 	Standards 	of 	OSHA
pursuant 	to 	29 	CFR
1910.l00l(j) (2) 	or 	1926.58
(k) (2) (iii). 	The 	labels 	shall 	be
printed 	in 	letters 	of 	sufficient
size 	and 	contrast 	so 	as 	to 	be
readily visible 	and 	legible; 	and
(v) 	For 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	removed 	from 	containment
or 	to 	be 	transported 	off 	the
facility 	site, 	label 	containers
or wrapped 	materials 	with 	the
name 	of 	the 	owner 	and 	operator
and 	the 	location 	at 	which 	the
waste 	was 	generated;
(B) 	Process 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	into 	nonfriable 	forms 	as
follows:
(i) 	Form all 	asbestos-containing
waste 	material 	into 	nonfriable
pellets 	or 	other 	shapes; 	and
(ii) 	Discharge 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to
the 	outside 	air 	from 	collection
and 	processing 	operations,
including 	incineration, 	and meet
the 	containment 	requirements
specified 	in 	section 	11-501-
7(c) (6) (E), 	using 	the 	method
specified by 	section 	11-501-14 	to
clean 	emissions 	containing
particulate 	asbestos 	material
before 	they 	escape 	to, 	or 	are
vented 	to, 	the 	outside 	air;
(C) 	For 	facilities 	demolished where 	the
RACM 	is 	not 	removed prior 	to
demolition 	according 	to 	section 	11-
501-7(c) (1) (A) 	through 	(D) 	or 	for
facilities 	demolished 	according 	to
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section 	11-501-7 (a) (3) 	adequately wet
asbestos-containing waste 	material 	at
all 	times 	after 	demolition 	and 	keep
wet 	during 	handling 	and 	loading 	for
transport 	to 	a 	disposal 	site;
(D) 	Use 	an 	alternative 	emissions 	control
and waste 	treatment 	method 	that 	has
received prior 	approval 	by 	the
director. 	To 	obtain 	approval 	for 	an
alternative 	method, 	a 	written
application 	shall 	be 	submitted 	to
the 	director 	demonstrating 	that 	the
following 	criteria 	are 	met:
(i) 	The 	alternative 	method 	will
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
control 	asbestos 	emissions
equivalent 	to 	currently 	required
methods;
The 	suitability of 	the
alternative 	method 	for 	the
intended 	application;
The 	alternative 	method 	will 	not
violate 	other 	rules; 	and
The 	alternative 	method will 	not
result 	in 	increased water
pollution, 	land 	pollution, 	or
occupational 	hazards; 	and
(E) 	As 	applied 	to 	demolition 	and
renovation, 	the 	requirements 	of
paragraph 	(1) 	do 	not 	apply 	to 	category
I 	nonfriable ACM 	waste 	and 	category 	II
nonfriable 	ACM 	waste 	that 	did 	not
become 	crumbled, 	pulverized, 	or 	reduced
to 	powder;
(2) 	All 	asbestos-containing 	waste 	material
shall 	be 	deposited 	as 	soon 	as 	is 	practical
by 	the 	waste 	generator 	at 	a 	waste 	disposal
site 	operated 	in 	accordance 	with 	the
provisions 	of 	section 	11-501-16, 	or 	an 	EPA-
approved 	site 	that 	converts 	RACM 	and
asbestos-containing 	waste 	material 	into
non-asbestos 	(asbestos-free) 	material
according 	to 	the 	provisions 	of 	section 	11-
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501-17. 	The 	requirements 	of 	this 	paragraph
do 	not 	apply 	to 	category 	I 	nonfriable 	ACM
that 	is 	not 	RACM;
(3) 	Mark vehicles 	used 	to 	transport 	asbestos-
containing waste 	material 	during 	the
loading 	and 	unloading 	of 	waste 	so 	that 	the
signs 	are 	visible 	and 	in 	accordance 	with
sect ion 	11-501- 7 ( c) ( 5) ( C) ( i) , 	(ii) , 	and
(iii);
(4) 	For 	all 	asbestos-containing 	waste 	material
transported 	off 	the 	facility 	site:
(A) 	Maintain waste 	shipment 	records, 	using
a 	form 	similar 	to 	that 	shown 	in 	Figure
4, 	entitled 	"Waste 	Shipment 	Record",
dated 	June 	1, 	1998, 	located 	at 	the 	end
of 	this 	chapter, 	and 	include 	the
following 	information:
(i) 	The 	name, 	address, 	and 	telephone
number 	of 	the 	waste 	generator;
(ii) 	The 	name 	and 	address 	of 	the 	state
office 	responsible 	for
administering 	the 	asbestos 	NESHAP
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
program;
The 	approximate 	quantity 	in 	cubic
meters 	or 	cubic 	yards;
The 	name 	and 	telephone 	number 	of
the 	disposal 	site 	operator;
The 	name 	and physical 	site
location 	of 	the 	disposal 	site;
The 	date 	transported;
The 	name, 	address, 	and 	telephone
number 	of 	the 	transporter 	or
transporters; 	and
A certification 	that 	the 	contents
of 	this 	consignment 	are 	fully 	and
accurately 	described 	by 	proper
shipping 	name 	and 	are 	classified,
packed, 	marked, 	and 	labeled, 	and
are 	in 	all 	respects 	in 	proper
condition 	for 	transport 	by
highway 	according 	to
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applicable 	international 	and
government 	regulations;
(B) 	Provide 	a 	copy 	of 	the 	waste 	shipment
record, 	described 	in 	subparagraph 	(A),
to 	the 	disposal 	site 	owners 	or
operators 	at 	the 	same 	time 	as 	the
asbestos-containing 	waste 	material 	is
delivered 	to 	the 	disposal 	site;
(C) 	For waste 	shipments 	where 	a 	copy of
the 	waste 	shipment 	record, 	signed by
the 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	the
designated 	disposal 	site, 	is 	not
received 	by 	the 	waste 	generator 	within
thirty-five 	days 	of 	the 	date 	the 	waste
was 	accepted 	by 	the 	initial
transporter, 	contact 	the 	transporter,
owner, 	or 	operator 	of 	the 	designated
disposal 	site 	to 	determine 	the 	status
of 	the 	waste 	shipment;
(D) 	Report 	in 	writing 	to 	the 	local, 	state,
or 	EPA Regional 	office 	responsible 	for
administering 	the 	asbestos 	NESHAP
program 	for 	the 	waste 	generator 	if 	a
copy 	of 	the 	waste 	shipment 	record,
signed by 	the 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	the
designated 	waste 	disposal 	site, 	is 	not
received by 	the 	waste 	generator 	within
forty-five 	days 	of 	the 	date 	the 	waste
was 	accepted 	by 	the 	initial
transporter. 	Include 	in 	the 	report
the 	following 	information:
(i) 	A copy 	of 	the 	waste 	shipment
record 	for 	which 	a 	confirmation
of 	delivery was 	not 	received; 	and
(ii) 	A cover 	letter 	signed 	by 	the
waste 	generator 	explaining 	the
efforts 	taken 	to 	locate 	the
asbestos 	waste 	shipment 	and 	the
results 	of 	those 	efforts; 	and
(E) 	Retain 	a 	copy 	of 	all 	waste 	shipment
records, 	including 	a 	copy 	of 	the 	waste
shipment 	record 	signed by 	the 	owner 	or
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operator 	of 	the 	designated 	waste
disposal 	site, 	for 	at 	least 	two 	years;
and
(5) 	Furnish upon 	request, 	and make 	available
for 	inspection by 	the 	director, 	all 	records
requir~~ by 	this 	section.
[Eff 	r tB 1 5 2001 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§342P-41)
(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.150)
§11-501-13 	Standard 	for 	inactive 	waste 	disposal
sites 	for 	asbestos 	mills 	and 	manufacturing 	and
fabricating 	operations. 	Each 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	any
inactive 	waste 	disposal 	site 	that 	was 	operated by
sources 	regulated pursuant 	to 	section 	11-501-4, 	11-501-
6, 	or 	11-501-9 	and 	received 	deposits 	of 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material 	generated by 	the 	sources
shall:
(1) 	Comply with 	one 	of 	the 	following:
(A) 	Discharge 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to 	the
outside 	air 	from 	an 	inactive 	waste
disposal 	site 	subject 	to 	this 	section;
(B) 	Cover 	the 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	with 	at 	least 	fifteen
centimeters 	(six 	inches) 	of 	compacted
non-asbestos-containing 	material, 	and
grow 	and 	maintain 	a 	cover 	of
vegetation 	on 	the 	area 	adequate 	to
prevent 	exposure 	of 	the 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material. 	In 	desert
areas 	where 	vegetation would 	be
difficult 	to 	maintain, 	at 	least 	eight
additional 	centimeters 	(three 	inches)
of 	well-graded, 	non-asbestos 	crushed
rock 	may 	be 	placed 	on 	top 	of 	the 	final
cover 	instead 	of 	vegetation 	and
maintained 	to 	prevent 	emissions; 	or
(C) 	Cover 	the 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	with 	at 	least 	sixty
centimeters 	(two 	feet) 	of 	compacted
non-asbestos-containing 	material, 	and
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maintain 	it 	to 	prevent 	exposure 	of 	the
asbestos-containing 	waste;
Unless 	a 	natural 	barrier 	adequately deters
access 	by 	the 	general 	public, 	install 	and
maintain warning 	signs 	and 	fencing 	as
follows, 	or 	comply with 	paragraph 	(1) (B) 	or
( C)
(A) 	Display warning 	signs 	at 	all 	entrances
and 	at 	intervals 	of 	one 	hundred meters
(328 	feet) 	or 	less 	along 	the 	property
line 	of 	the 	site 	or 	along 	the
perimeter 	of 	the 	sections 	of 	the 	site
where 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	was 	deposited. 	The 	warning
signs 	shall:
(i) 	Be 	posted 	in 	a 	manner 	and
(ii)
(iii)
location 	that 	a 	person 	can 	easily
read 	the 	legend;
Conform 	to 	the 	requirements 	for
51 	centimeters 	X 36 	centimeters
(20 	inches 	X 14 	inches) 	upright
format 	signs 	specified 	in 	29 	CFR
1910 .145 (d) (4) 	and 	this
paragraph; 	and
Display 	the 	following 	legend 	in
the 	lower 	panel 	with 	letter 	sizes
and 	styles 	of 	a 	visibility 	at
least 	equal 	to 	those 	specified 	in
this 	paragraph:
Asbestos 	Waste 	Disposal 	Site
Do 	Not 	Create 	Dust
Breathing Asbestos 	is 	Hazardous 	to 	Your 	Health
Notation:
2.5 cm 	(1 inch) 	sans serif, 	gothic or block
2.5 cm 	(1 inch) 	sans serif, 	gothic or block
1.9 cm 	(3/4 inch) 	sans serif, 	gothic or block
14 point gothic
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Spacing 	between 	any 	two 	lines 	shall
be 	at 	least 	equal 	to 	the 	height 	of
the 	upper 	of 	the 	two 	lines;
(B) 	Fence 	the 	perimeter 	of 	the 	site 	in 	a
manner 	adequate 	to 	deter 	access 	by 	the
general 	public; 	and
(C) 	When 	requesting 	a 	determination 	on
whether 	a 	natural 	barrier 	adequately
deters 	public 	access, 	supply
information 	enabling 	the 	director 	to
determine 	whether 	a 	fence 	or 	a 	natural
barrier 	adequately 	deters 	access 	by
the 	general 	public;
(3) 	The 	owner 	or 	operator may 	use 	an
alternative 	control 	method 	that 	has
received prior 	approval 	of 	the 	director
rather 	than 	comply with 	the 	requirements 	of
paragraph 	(1) 	or 	(2);
(4) 	Notify 	the 	director 	in 	writing 	at 	least
forty-five 	days 	prior 	to 	excavating 	or
otherwise 	disturbing 	any 	asbestos-
containing waste 	material 	that 	has 	been
deposited 	at 	a 	waste 	disposal 	site 	pursuant
to 	this 	section, 	and 	follow 	the 	procedures
specified 	in 	the 	notification. 	If 	the
excavation will 	begin 	on 	a 	date 	other 	than
the 	one 	contained 	in 	the 	original 	notice,
notice 	of 	the 	new 	start 	date 	shall 	be
provided 	to 	the 	director 	at 	least 	ten
working 	days 	before 	excavation begins 	and
in no 	event 	shall 	excavation begin 	earlier
than 	the 	date 	specified 	in 	the 	original
notification. 	Include 	the 	following
information 	in 	the 	notice:
(A) 	Scheduled 	starting 	and 	completion
dates;
(B) 	Reason 	for 	disturbing 	the 	waste;
(C) 	Procedures 	to 	be 	used 	to 	control
emissions 	during 	the 	excavation,
storage, 	transport, 	and ultimate
disposal 	of 	the 	excavated 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material. 	If 	deemed
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necessary, 	the 	director may 	require
changes 	in 	the 	emission 	control
procedures 	to 	be 	used; 	and
(D) 	Location 	of 	any 	temporary 	storage 	site
and 	the 	final 	disposal 	site; 	and
(5) 	Within 	sixty 	days 	of 	a 	site 	becoming
inactive 	and 	after 	the 	effective 	date 	of
this 	chapter, 	record, 	in 	accordance 	with
state 	law, 	a 	notation 	on 	the 	deed 	to 	the
facility 	property 	and 	on 	any 	other
instrument 	that 	would 	normally 	be 	examined
during 	a 	title 	search; 	this 	notation will
in 	perpetuity notify 	any potential
purchaser 	of 	the 	property 	that:
(A) 	The 	land 	has 	been used 	for 	the
(B)
( C)
disposal 	of 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material;
The 	survey plot 	and 	record 	of 	the
location 	and 	quantity 	of 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	disposed 	of 	within
the 	disposal 	site 	required 	in 	section
11-501-16(6) 	have 	been 	filed 	with 	the
director; 	and
The 	sit.e 	is 	subject 	to 	this 	chapter.
[Eff 	t £8 	J5 2001 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS
§342P-41) 	(Imp: 	40. CFR 	Part 	61.151)
§11-501-14 	Air-cleaning. 	(a) 	Any 	owner 	or
operator 	who 	uses 	air 	cleaning, 	as 	specified 	in
sections 	11-501-4 (a), 	11-501-6 (b) (1), 	11-501-
7 (c) (3) (A) (ii), 	11-501-7 (c) (4) (B), 	11-501-7 (c) (6) (E),
11-501-8 (2) (B), 	11-501-11 (c) (1) (A), 	11-501-12 (1) (A)
(ii), 	11-501-12 (1) (B) (ii), 	and 	11-501-17 (5) 	shall:
(1) 	Use 	fabric 	filter 	collection devices,
except 	as 	noted 	in 	subsection 	(b), 	doing
all 	of 	the 	following:
(A) 	Ensuring 	that 	the 	airflow
permeability, 	as 	determined 	by ASTM
Method D737-75, 	does 	not 	exceed 	9
m3 /min/m2 (30 	ft 3 /min/ft2) 	for 	woven
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( 2)
( 3)
( 4)
(b)
(a) (1) :
( 1)
fabrics 	or 	11 m3 /min/m 2 (35 	ft 3 /min/ft2)
for 	felted 	fabrics;
(B) 	Ensuring 	that 	felted 	fabric 	weighs 	at
least 	475 	grams 	per 	square 	meter
(fourteen 	ounces 	per 	square 	yard) 	and
is 	at 	least 	1.6 	millimeters 	(one-
sixteenth 	inch) 	thick 	throughout; 	and
(C) 	Avoiding 	the 	use 	of 	synthetic 	fabrics
that 	contain 	fill 	yarn 	other 	than 	that
which 	is 	spun;
Properly 	install, 	use, 	operate, 	and
maintain 	all 	air-cleaning 	equipment
authorized 	by 	this 	section. 	Bypass 	devices
may 	be 	used 	only during 	upset 	or 	emergency
conditions 	and 	then 	only 	for 	so 	long 	as 	it
takes 	to 	shut 	down 	the 	operation generating
the 	particulate 	asbestos 	material;
For 	fabric 	filter 	collection devices
installed 	after 	January 	10, 	1989, 	provide
for 	easy 	inspection 	for 	faulty 	bags; 	and
Maintain on-site 	one 	operable, 	backup
negative 	air 	device 	at 	all 	times 	during 	the
abatement.
The 	following 	are 	exceptions 	to 	section
If 	the 	use 	of 	fabric 	creates 	a 	fire 	or
explosion 	hazard, 	or 	the 	director
determines 	that 	a 	fabric 	filter 	is 	not
feasible, 	the 	director may 	authorize 	as 	a
substitute 	the 	use 	of 	wet 	collectors
designed 	to 	operate 	with 	a 	unit 	contacting
energy 	of 	at 	least 	9.95 	kilopascals 	(forty
inches 	water 	gage 	pressure);
(2) 	Use 	a 	HEPA 	filter 	that 	is 	certified 	to 	be
at 	least 	99.97 	per 	cent 	efficient 	for 	0.3
micron 	particles; 	or
(3) 	The 	director 	may 	authorize 	the 	use 	of
filtering 	equipment 	other 	than 	described 	in
section 	(a) (1) 	and paragraphs 	(1) 	and 	(2)
if 	the 	owner 	or 	operator 	demonstrates 	to
the 	director's 	satisfaction 	that 	it 	is
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equivalent 	to 	the 	described 	equipment 	in
filteμ,ng 	particulate 	asbestos 	material.
[Eff 	r Et:1 1 5 2on1 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§342P-41)
(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.152)
§11-501-15 	Reporting. 	(a) 	Any new 	source 	to
which 	this 	chapter 	applies, 	with 	the 	exception 	of
sources 	subject 	to 	sections 	11-501-5, 	11-501-7, 	11-501-
8, 	and 	11-501-10, 	which 	has 	an 	initial 	startup 	date
preceding 	the 	effective 	date 	of 	this 	chapter, 	shall
provide 	the 	following 	information 	to 	the 	director,
postmarked 	or 	delivered, 	within 	ninety 	days 	of 	the
effective 	date. 	In 	the 	case 	of 	a 	new 	source 	that 	does
not 	have 	an 	initial 	startup 	date 	preceding 	the
effective 	date, 	the 	information 	shall 	be 	provided 	to
the 	director, 	postmarked 	or 	delivered, 	within 	ninety
days 	of 	the 	initial 	startup 	date. 	Any owner 	or
operator 	of 	an 	existing 	source 	shall 	provide 	the
following 	information 	to 	the 	director 	within 	ninety
days 	of 	the 	effective 	date 	of 	this 	chapter unless 	the
owner 	or 	operator 	of 	the 	existing 	source 	has 	previously
provided 	this 	information 	to 	the 	director. 	Any 	changes
in 	the 	information 	provided by 	any 	existing 	source
shall 	be 	provided 	to 	the 	director, 	postmarked 	or
delivered, 	within 	thirty 	days 	after 	the 	change. 	The
information 	shall 	include:
(1) 	A description of 	the 	emission 	control
equipment 	used 	for 	each 	process:
(A) 	If 	the 	fabric 	device 	uses 	a 	woven
fabric, 	the 	airflow permeability 	in
m3 /min/m2 	and, 	if 	the 	fabric 	is
synthetic, 	whether 	the 	fill 	yarn 	is
spun 	or 	not 	spun; 	and
(B) 	If 	the 	fabric 	filter 	device 	uses 	a
felted 	fabric, 	the 	density 	in 	g/m 2 , 	the
minimum 	thickness 	in 	inches, 	and 	the
airflow permeability 	in m3 /min/m 2 ;
(2) 	If 	a 	fabric 	filter 	device 	is 	used 	to
control 	emissions:
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(A) 	The 	airflow permeability 	in m3 /min/m2
(ft 3 	/min/ft 2 ) 	if 	the 	fabric 	filter
device 	uses 	a 	woven 	fabric, 	and, 	if
the 	fabric 	is 	synthetic, 	whether 	the
fill 	yarn 	is 	spun 	or 	not 	spun; 	and
(B) 	If 	the 	fabric 	filter 	device 	uses 	a
felted 	fabric, 	the 	density 	in
g/m 2 (oz/yd 2 ), 	the 	minimum 	thickness 	in
millimeters 	(inches), 	and 	the 	airflow
permeability 	in m3 /min/m2 (ft3
/min/ft2 );
(3) 	If 	a 	HEPA 	filter 	is 	used 	to 	control
emissions, 	the 	certified 	efficiency;
(4) 	For 	sources 	subject 	to 	sections 	11-501-11
and 	11-501-12:
(5)
(A) 	A brief 	description of 	each 	process
that 	generates 	asbestos-containing
waste 	material;
(B) 	The 	average 	volume 	of 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material 	disposed 	of,
measured 	in m3 /day 	(yd3 /day);
(C) 	The 	emission 	control 	methods 	used 	in
(D)
For
and
(A)
(B)
all 	stages 	of 	waste 	disposal; 	and
The 	type 	of 	disposal 	site 	or
incineration 	site 	used 	for 	ultimate
disposal, 	the 	name 	of 	the 	site
operator, 	and 	the 	name 	and 	location 	of
the 	disposal 	site; 	and
sources 	subject 	to 	sections 	11-501-13
11-501-16:
A brief 	description 	of 	the 	site; 	and
The 	method 	or methods 	used 	to 	comply
with 	the 	standard, 	or 	alternative
procedures 	to 	be 	used.
(b) 	The 	information 	described 	in 	this 	section
shall 	be 	reported 	using 	the 	format 	of 	Appendix A of 	40
CFR 	Part 	61, 	entitled 	"National 	Emission 	Standards 	for
Hazardous 	Air 	Pollutants 	Compliance 	Status
Information'', 	dated November 	20, 	1990. 	§11-501-16
shall 	also 	comply with 	this 	provision.
[Eff FEB 15 	2001 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§342P-41) 	(Imp: 	40 	CFR
Part 	61.153)
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§11-501-16 	Standard 	for 	active 	waste 	disposal
sites. 	Each 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	an 	active 	waste
disposal 	site 	that 	receives 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	from 	a 	source 	regulated pursuant 	to 	section
11-501-11, 	11-501-12 	or 	11-501-17 	shall 	meet 	the
requirements 	of 	this 	section:
(1) 	There 	shall 	be 	no 	visible 	emissions 	to 	the
outside 	air 	from 	any 	active 	waste 	disposal
site 	where 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	has 	been 	deposited; 	or 	the
requirements 	of 	paragraph 	(3) 	or 	(4) 	shall
( 2)
be 	met;
Unless 	a 	natural 	barrier 	adequately 	deters
access 	by 	the 	general 	public, 	either
warning 	signs 	and 	fencing 	shall 	be
installed 	and maintained 	as 	follows, 	or 	the
requirements 	of 	paragraph 	(3) (A) 	shall 	be
met.
(A) 	Warning 	signs 	shall 	be 	displayed 	at
all 	entrances 	and 	at 	intervals 	of 	one
hundred 	meters 	(three 	hundred 	and
thirty 	feet) 	or 	less 	along 	the
property 	line 	of 	the 	site 	or 	along 	the
perimeter 	of 	the 	sections 	of 	the 	site
where 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	is 	deposited. 	The 	warning
signs 	shall:
(i) 	Be 	posted 	in 	a 	manner 	and
(ii)
(iii)
location 	that 	a 	person 	can 	easily
read 	the 	legend;
Conform to 	the 	requirements 	of 	51
cm X 36 	cm 	(20 11 X 14 	11 ) 	upright
format 	signs 	specified 	in 	29 	CFR
1910 .145 (d) (4) 	and 	this
paragraph; 	and
Display 	the 	following 	legend 	in
the 	lower 	panel 	with 	letter 	sizes
and 	styles 	of 	a 	visibility 	at
least 	equal 	to 	those 	specified 	in
this 	paragraph:
Asbestos 	Waste 	Disposal 	Site
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Do 	Not 	Create 	Dust
Breathing Asbestos 	is 	Hazardous 	to 	Your 	Health
Notation:
2.5 cm 	(1 inch) 	sans serif, 	gothic or block
2.5 cm 	(1 inch) 	sans serif, 	gothic or block
1.9 cm 	(3/4 inch) 	sans serif, 	gothic or block
14 point gothic
Spacing 	between 	any 	two 	lines
shall 	be 	at 	least 	equal 	to 	the
height 	of 	the 	upper 	of 	the 	two
lines;
(B) 	The 	perimeter 	of 	the 	disposal 	site
shall 	be 	fenced 	in 	a 	manner 	adequate
to 	deter 	access 	by 	the 	general 	public;
and
(C) 	Upon 	request 	and 	supply of 	appropriate
information, 	the 	director 	shall
determine 	whether 	a 	fence 	or 	a 	natural
barrier 	adequately 	deters 	access 	by
the 	general 	public;
(3) 	Rather 	than 	meet 	the 	no 	visible 	emission
requirement 	of 	paragraph 	(1), 	at 	the 	end 	of
each 	operating 	day, 	or 	at 	least 	once 	in
every 	twenty-four-hour 	period while 	the
site 	is 	in 	continuous 	operation, 	the
asbestos-containing 	waste 	material 	that 	has
been 	deposited 	at 	the 	site 	during 	the
operating 	day 	or 	previous 	twenty-four 	hour
period 	shall:
(A) 	Be 	covered with 	at 	least 	fifteen
centimeters 	(six 	inches) 	of 	compacted
non-asbestos-containing 	material; 	or
(B) 	Be 	covered with 	a 	resinous 	or
petroleum-based 	dust 	suppression 	agent
that 	effectively binds 	dust 	and
controls 	wind 	erosion. 	The 	agent
shall 	be 	used 	in 	the 	manner 	and
frequency 	recommended 	for 	the
particular 	dust 	by 	the 	dust
suppression 	agent 	manufacturer 	to
achieve 	and maintain 	dust 	control.
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Other 	equally 	effective 	dust
suppression 	agents 	may be 	used 	upon
prior 	approval 	by 	the 	director. 	For
purposes 	of 	this 	paragraph, 	any 	used,
spent, 	or 	other waste 	oil 	is 	not
considered a 	dust 	suppression 	agent;
(4) 	Rather 	than 	meet 	the 	no 	visible 	emission
requirement 	of 	paragraph 	(1), 	use 	an
alternative 	emissions 	control 	method 	that
has 	received 	prior written 	approval 	by 	the
director 	by 	submitting 	a 	written
application 	to 	the 	director 	demonstrating
that 	the 	following 	criteria 	are 	met:
(A) 	The 	alternative 	method 	will 	control
asbestos 	emissions 	equivalent 	to
currently 	required methods;
(B) 	The 	suitability of 	the 	alternative
method 	for 	the 	intended 	application;
(C) 	The 	alternative 	method will 	not
violate 	other 	regulations; 	and
(D) 	The 	alternative 	method will 	not 	result
in 	increased water 	pollution, 	land
pollution, 	or 	occupational 	hazards;
(5) 	For 	all 	asbestos-containing 	waste 	material
received, 	the 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	the
active 	waste 	disposal 	site 	shall:
(A) 	Maintain waste 	shipment 	records, 	using
a 	form 	similar 	to 	that 	shown 	in 	Figure
4 	entitled 	"Waste 	Shipment 	Record",
dated 	June 	1, 	1998, 	located 	at 	the 	end
of 	this 	chapter, 	and 	include 	the
following:
(i) 	The 	name, 	address, 	and 	telephone
number 	of 	the 	waste 	generator;
(ii) 	The 	name, 	address, 	and 	telephone
(iii)
(iv)
number 	of 	the 	transporter 	or
transporters;
The 	quantity 	of 	the 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material 	in
cubic 	meters 	or 	cubic 	yards;
The 	presence 	of 	improperly
enclosed 	or 	uncovered 	waste, 	or
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any 	asbestos-containing 	waste
material 	not 	sealed 	in 	leak-tight
containers. 	Report 	in writing 	to
the 	department 	by 	the 	following
working 	day, 	the 	presence 	of 	a
significant 	amount 	of 	improperly
enclosed 	or 	uncovered waste.
Submit 	a 	copy 	of 	the 	waste
shipment 	record 	along 	with 	the
report; 	and
(v) 	The 	date 	of 	the 	receipt;
(B) 	As 	soon 	as 	possible 	and 	no 	longer 	than
thirty 	days 	after 	receipt 	of 	the
waste, 	send 	a 	copy of 	the 	signed waste
shipment 	record 	to 	the 	waste
generator;
(C) 	Upon 	discovering 	a 	discrepancy 	between
the 	quantity of 	waste 	designated 	on
the 	waste 	shipment 	records 	and 	the
quantity actually 	received, 	attempt 	to
reconcile 	the 	discrepancy with 	the
waste 	generator. 	If 	the 	discrepancy
is 	not 	resolved 	within 	fifteen 	days
after 	receiving 	the 	waste, 	immediately
report 	in 	writing 	to 	the 	department,
describing 	the 	discrepancy 	and
attempts 	to 	reconcile 	it, 	and 	submit 	a
copy 	of 	the 	waste 	shipment 	record
along 	with 	the 	report; 	and
(D) 	Retain 	a 	copy 	of 	all 	records 	and
reports 	required 	by 	this 	paragraph 	for
at 	least 	two 	years;
(6) 	Maintain, 	until 	closure, 	records 	of 	the
location, 	depth 	and 	area, 	and 	quantity 	in
cubic 	meters 	(cubic 	yards) 	of 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material 	within 	the
disposal 	site 	on 	a 	map 	or 	diagram of 	the
disposal 	area;
(7) 	Upon 	closure, 	comply with 	all 	the
provisions 	of 	section 	11-501-13;
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(8) 	Submit 	to 	the 	director, 	upon 	closure 	of 	the
facility, 	a 	copy of 	records 	of 	asbestos
waste 	disposal 	locations 	and 	quantities;
(9) 	Furnish upon 	request, 	and 	make 	available
during 	normal 	business 	hours 	for 	inspection
by 	the 	director, 	all 	records 	required
pursuant 	to 	this 	section; 	and
(10) 	Notify 	the 	director 	in writing 	at 	least
forty-five 	days 	prior 	to 	excavating 	or
otherwise 	disturbing 	any 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material 	that 	has 	been
deposited 	at 	a 	waste 	disposal 	site 	and 	is
covered. 	If 	the 	excavation will 	begin 	on 	a
date 	other 	than 	the 	one 	contained 	in 	the
original 	notice, 	notice 	of 	the 	new 	start
date 	shall 	be 	provided 	to 	the 	director 	at
least 	ten 	working 	days 	before 	excavation
begins 	and 	in 	no 	event 	shall 	excavation
begin 	earlier 	than 	the 	date 	specified 	in
the 	original 	notification. 	Include 	the
following 	information 	in 	the 	notice:
(A) 	The 	scheduled 	starting 	and 	completion
dates;
(B) 	The 	reason 	for 	disturbing 	the 	waste;
(C) 	The 	procedures 	to 	be 	used 	to 	control
emissions 	during 	the 	excavation,
storage, 	transport, 	and 	ultimate
disposal 	of 	the 	excavated 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material. 	If 	deemed
necessary, 	the 	director 	may 	require
changes 	in 	the 	emission 	control
procedures 	to 	be 	used; 	and
(D) 	The 	location 	of 	any 	temporary 	storage
site 	ar,4-~i ti~~l
1disposal 	site.
[Ef f 	r tJj 	:) 	,uU 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS
§342P-41) 	(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Part 	61.154)
§11-501-17 	Standard 	for 	operations 	that 	convert
asbestos-containing 	waste 	material 	into 	non-asbestos
(asbestos-free) 	material. 	Each 	owner 	or 	operator 	of 	an
operation 	that 	converts 	RACM 	and 	asbestos-containing
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waste 	material 	into 	non-asbestos 	(asbestos-free)
material 	shall:
(1) 	Obtain 	the 	prior written 	approval 	of 	the
director 	to 	construct 	the 	facility. 	To
obtain 	approval, 	the 	owner 	or 	operator
shall 	provide 	the 	director 	with 	the
following 	information:
(A) 	An 	application 	to 	construct;
(B) 	The 	application 	shall 	include 	the
following:
(i) 	A description 	of 	waste 	feed
handling 	and 	temporary 	storage;
(ii) 	A description 	of 	process
operating 	conditions;
(iii) 	A description 	of 	the 	handling 	and
temporary 	storage 	of 	the 	end
product; 	and
(iv) 	A description 	of 	the 	protocol 	to
be 	followed 	when 	analyzing 	output
materials 	by 	transmission
electron microscopy;
(C) 	Performance 	test 	protocol, 	including
provisions 	for 	obtaining 	information
required 	pursuant 	to 	paragraph 	(2);
and
(D) 	The 	director may 	require 	that 	a
demonstration 	of 	the 	process 	be
performed prior 	to 	approval 	of 	the
application 	to 	construct.
(2) 	Conduct 	a 	start-up 	performance 	test. 	Test
results 	shall 	include:
(A) 	A detailed 	description 	of 	the 	types
and 	quantities 	of 	non-asbestos
material, 	RACM, 	and 	asbestos-
containing waste 	material 	processed,
e.g., 	asbestos 	cement 	products,
friable 	asbestos 	insulation, 	plaster,
wood, 	plastic, 	wire, 	and 	similar
materials. 	Test 	feed 	is 	to 	include
the 	full 	range 	of 	materials 	that 	will
be 	encountered 	in 	actual 	operation 	of
the 	process;
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(B) 	Results 	of 	analyses, 	using 	polarized
light 	microscopy, 	that 	document 	the
asbestos 	content 	of 	the 	wastes
processed;
(C) 	Results 	of 	analyses, 	using
transmission 	electron microscopy, 	that
document 	that 	the 	output 	materials 	are
free 	of 	asbestos. 	Samples 	for 	analysis
are 	to 	be 	collected 	as 	eight-hour
composite 	samples 	(one 	200-gram or
seven-ounce 	sample 	per 	hour),
beginning with 	the 	initial
introduction 	of 	RACM 	or 	asbestos-
containing waste 	material 	and
continuing 	until 	the 	end 	of 	the
performance 	test;
(D) 	A description 	of 	operating 	parameters,
such 	as 	temperature 	and 	residence
time, 	defining 	the 	full 	range 	over
which 	the 	process 	is 	expected 	to
operate 	to 	produce 	non-asbestos
(asbestos-free) 	materials. 	Specify
the 	limits 	for 	each 	operating
parameter 	within which 	the 	process
will 	produce 	non-asbestos 	(asbestos-
free) 	materials; 	and
(E) 	The 	length 	of 	the 	test;
(3) 	During 	the 	initial 	ninety 	days 	of
operation:
(A) 	Continuously monitor 	and 	log 	the
operating 	parameters 	identified 	during
start-up 	performance 	tests 	that 	are
intended 	to 	ensure 	the 	production 	of
non-asbestos 	(asbestos-free) 	output
material;
(B) 	Monitor 	input 	materials 	to 	ensure 	that
they 	are 	consistent 	with 	the 	test 	feed
materials 	described 	during 	start-up
performance 	tests 	in 	paragraph 	(2) (A);
and
(C) 	Collect 	and 	analyze 	samples, 	taken 	as
ten-day 	composite 	samples 	(one 	200-
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gram or 	seven-ounce 	sample 	collected
every 	eight 	hours 	of 	operation) 	of 	all
output 	material 	for 	the 	presence 	of
asbestos. 	Composite 	samples 	may be
for 	fewer 	than 	ten 	days. 	A
Transmission 	Electron Microscope 	(TEM)
shall 	be 	used 	to 	analyze 	the 	output
material 	for 	the 	presence 	of 	asbestos.
During 	the 	initial 	ninety-day period,
all 	output 	materials 	shall 	be 	stored
on-site 	until 	analysis 	shows 	the
material 	to 	be 	asbestos-free 	or
disposed 	of 	as 	asbestos-containing
waste 	material 	according 	to 	section
11-501-12;
(4) 	After 	the 	initial 	ninety 	days 	of 	operation:
(A) 	Continuously monitor 	and 	record 	the
operating parameters 	identified 	during
start-up 	performance 	testing 	and any
subsequent 	performance 	testing. 	Any
output 	produced 	during 	a 	period of
deviation 	from 	the 	range 	of 	operating
conditions 	established 	to 	ensure 	the
production 	of 	non-asbestos 	(asbestos-
free) 	output 	materials 	shall 	be:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
Disposed 	of 	as 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material
according 	to 	section 	11-501-12;
Recycled 	as 	waste 	feed 	during
process 	operation within 	the
established 	range 	of 	operating
conditions; 	or
Stored 	temporarily on-site 	in 	a
leak-tight 	container 	until
analyzed 	for 	asbestos 	content.
Any product 	material 	that 	is 	not
asbestos-free 	shall 	be 	either
disposed 	of 	as 	asbestos-
containing 	waste 	material 	or
recycled 	as 	waste 	feed 	to 	the
process; 	and
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(B) 	Collect 	and 	analyze 	monthly 	composite
samples 	(one 	200-gram or 	seven-ounce
sample 	collected every 	eight 	hours 	of
operation) 	of 	the 	output 	material.
Transmission 	electron microscopy 	(TEM)
shall 	be 	used 	to 	analyze 	the 	output
material 	for 	the 	presence 	of 	asbestos;
(5) 	Discharge 	no visible 	emissions 	to 	the
outside 	air 	from 	any part 	of 	the 	operation,
and use 	the 	methods 	specified by 	section
11-501-14 	to 	clean 	emissions 	containing
particulate 	asbestos 	material 	before 	they
escape 	to, 	or 	are 	vented 	to 	the 	outside
air;
(6) 	Maintain 	records 	on-site 	and 	include 	the
following:
(A) 	Results 	of 	start-up 	performance
testing 	and 	all 	subsequent 	performance
testing, 	including 	operating
parameters, 	feed 	characteristic, 	and
analyses 	of 	output 	materials;
(B) 	Results 	of 	the 	composite 	analyses
required 	during 	the 	initial 	ninety
days 	of 	operation pursuant 	to
paragraph 	(3);
(C) 	Results 	of 	the 	monthly 	composite
analyses 	required 	pursuant 	to
paragraph 	(4);
(D) 	Results 	of 	continuous 	monitoring 	and
logs 	of 	process 	operating 	parameters
required pursuant 	to 	paragraphs 	(3)
and 	(4);
(E) 	The 	information 	on 	waste 	shipments
received 	as 	required pursuant 	to
section 	11-501-16(5);
(F) 	For 	output 	materials 	where 	no 	analyses
were 	performed 	to 	determine 	the
presence 	of 	asbestos, 	record 	the 	name
and 	location 	of 	the 	purchaser 	or
disposal 	site 	to 	which 	the 	output
materials 	were 	sold 	or 	deposited, 	and
the 	date 	of 	sale 	or 	disposal; 	and
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(G) 	Retain 	records 	required 	by 	this
paragraph 	for 	at 	least 	two 	years;
(7) 	Submit 	the 	following 	reports 	to 	the
director:
(A) 	A report 	for 	each 	analysis 	of 	product
composite 	samples 	performed 	during 	the
initial 	ninety 	days 	of 	operation;
(B) 	A quarterly 	report, 	including 	the
following 	information 	concerning
activities 	during 	each 	consecutive
three-month 	period:
(i) 	Results 	of 	analyses 	of 	monthly
product 	composite 	samples;
(ii) 	A description 	of 	any 	deviation
from 	the 	operating 	parameters
established 	during 	performance
testing, 	the 	duration 	of 	the
deviation, 	and 	steps 	taken 	to
correct 	the 	deviation;
(iii) 	Disposition 	of 	any product
produced 	during 	a 	period 	of
deviation, 	including whether 	it
was 	recycled, 	disposed 	of 	as
asbestos-containing 	waste
material, 	or 	stored 	temporarily
on-site 	until 	analyzed 	for
asbestos 	content; 	and
(iv) 	The 	information 	on waste 	disposal
activities 	as 	required 	in 	section
11-501-16(6); 	and
(8) 	Non-asbestos 	(asbestos-free) 	output
material 	is 	not 	subject 	to 	any 	of 	the
provisions 	of 	this 	chapter. 	Output
materials 	in which 	asbestos 	is 	detected, 	or
output 	materials 	produced when 	the
operating parameters 	deviated 	from 	those
established 	during 	the 	start-up 	performance
testing, 	unless 	shown 	by TEM 	analysis 	to 	be
asbestos-free, 	shall 	be 	considered 	to 	be
asbestos-containing 	waste 	and 	shall 	be
handled 	and 	disposed 	of 	according 	to
sections 	11-501-12 	and 	11-501-16 	or
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reprocessed while 	all 	of 	the 	established
operating 	parameters 	are 	being 	met.
[Eff 	FEB 1 5 2on1 	] 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§342P-41)
(Imp: 	40 	CFR 	Par~ 	61.155)
§11-501-18 	Cross-reference 	to 	other 	asbestos
regulations. 	In 	addition 	to 	this 	chapter, 	the
regulations 	referenced 	in 	the 	following 	Table 	1 	also
apply 	to 	asbestos 	and may be 	applicable 	to 	those
sources 	specified 	in 	sections 	11-501-4 	through 	11-501-
13, 	11-501-16, 	and 	11-501-17. 	These 	cross-references
are 	presented 	for 	the 	reader's 	information 	and 	to
promote 	compliance 	with 	the 	cited 	regulations.
Table 	1. 	Cross 	Reference 	to 	Other Asbestos 	Regulations
Agency 	CFR citation 	Comment
EPA 	40 CFR part 763, 	subpart E 	Requires schools to inspect for
asbestos and implement response
actions and submit asbestos management
plans to States. 	Specifies use of
certified inspectors, 	air sampling
methods, 	and waste disposal
procedures.
40 CFR part 427 	Effluent standards for asbestos
manufacturing source categories.
40 CFR part 763, 	subpart G 	Protects public employees performing
asbestos abatement work in States not
covered by OSHA asbestos standard
OSHA 	29 CFR 1910.1001 	Worker protection measures -
engineering controls, 	worker training,
labeling, 	respiratory protection,
bagging of waste, 	0.1 f/cc permissible
exposure level.
29 CFR 1926 .1101 	Worker protection measures for all
construction work involving asbestos,
including demolition and renovation -
work practices, worker training,
bagging of waste, 	0.1 f/cc permissible
exposure level.
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MSHA 	30 CFR part 56, 	subpart D 	Specifies exposure limits, 	engineering
controls, 	and respiratory protection
measures for workers in surface mines.
30 CFR part 57 	Specifies exposure limits, 	engineering
controls, 	and respiratory protection
measure for workers in underground
mines.
DOT 	49 CFR parts 171 and 172 	Regulates the transportation of
asbestos-containing waste material.
Requires waste containment and
shipping papers.
[Eff FEB 	15 	1 	(Auth: 	HRS 	§342P-41) 	(Imp: 	40 	CFR
Part 	61. 156)
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Date of
Inspection
(mm/dd/yy)
Figure 	1. 	Record 	of 	Visible 	Emissions
June 	1, 	1998
Air cleaning 	Visible
Time of 	device or 	emissions 	Daily
inspection 	fugitive 	observed? 	operating
(a.m./p.m.) 	source 	(y/n) 	hours
designation or 	Corrective
number 	action taken
Inspector's
initials

Figure 	2. 	Air 	Cleaning 	Device 	Inspection 	Checklist
June 	1, 	1998
1. 	Air cleaning device designation or number
2. 	Date of inspection (mm/dd/yy)
3. 	Time of inspection (a.m./p.m.)
4. 	Air cleaning device operating properly (y/n)
5. 	Tears, holes or abrasions in fabric filter (y/n)
6. 	Dust on clean side of fabric filters (y/n)
7. 	Other signs of malfunctions or potential malfunctions (y/n)
8. 	Describe other malfunctions or signs of potential malfunctions
9. 	Describe corrective action(s) taken
10. Date and time corrective action taken
11. Inspected by:
Print/type name 	Title 	Signature 	Date
Print/type name 	Title 	Signature 	Date

Figure 	3. 	Page 	1 	of 	3
Asbestos 	Notification 	of 	Demolition and 	Renovation
June 	1, 	1998
Postmark: 	II Received: 	/I Notification #:
I. 	Type of notification: O=original R=revised C=cancelled
II. 	Type of operation: D=Demolition R=Renovation OD=Ordered Demolition ER=Emergency Renovation
Ill. 	Facility information
Owner name:
Address:
City: 	State: 	Zipcode:
Contact person: 	Telephone #:
Removal contractor: 	License#:
Address:
City: 	State: 	Zipcode:
Contact person: 	Telephone#:
Other operator:
Address:
City: 	State: 	Zipcode:
Contact person: 	Telephone#:
IV. 	Is asbestos present (y/n):
Inspector's name: 	Certification #: 	State of certification:
V. 	Facility description (Include building number, floor and room number)
Building name:
Address:
City: 	State: 	Zipcode:
Site location:
Building size (sq. ft.): 	# Floors: 	Age:
Present use: 	Prior use:
VI. 	Procedure used to detect the presence of asbestos
Laboratory name: 	Analytical method

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Asbestos 	Notification of 	Demolition and 	Renovation
June 	1, 	1998
VII. Specify the nature of the asbestos material (TSI, surfacing, VAT, miscellaneous):
Amount of asbestos, including: 	Nonfriable ACM not to be removed
1. 	RACM to be removed 	RACM to be
2. 	CAT I left in place, and 	removed 	Category I 	Category II
3. 	CAT II left in place
Pipes (linear ft.)
Surfacing (square ft.)
Facility components (cu. ft.}
VIII. Scheduled asbestos abatement dates
Start (mm/dd/yy): 	Finish (mm/dd/yy)
Circle workdays and times: 	weekdays: 	daytime 	nighttime
weekends: 	daytime 	nighttime
IX. 	Scheduled renovation/demolition dates
Start (mm/dd/yy): 	Finish (mm/dd/yy)
Circle workdays and times: 	weekdays: 	daytime 	nighttime
weekends: 	daytime 	nighttime
X. 	Description of the planned renovation/demolition work and methods to be used:
XI. 	Description of the work practices and engineering controls to be used to prevent emissions of
asbestos from the work-site:
Project designer name: 	Certification #: 	State:
XII. Waste transporter #1
Name:
Address:
City: 	State: 	Zipcode:
Contact Person: 	Telephone:
Waste transporter #2
Name:
Address:
City: 	State: 	Zipcode:
Contact Person: 	Telephone:

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Asbestos 	Notification 	of 	Demolition 	and 	Renovation
June 	1, 	1998
XIII. Waste disposal site:
Facility Name: 	/ Telephone:
Address:
City: 	/ State: 	[ Zipcode:
XIV. For demolition ordered by a government agency, please identify:
Name: 	/ Title:
Authority (Agency):
Date of order (mm/dd/yy): 	I Date ordered to begin (mm/dd/yy):
XV. For emergency renovations:
Date and time of emergency
Date (mm/dd/yy): 	Time: 	(a.m./p.m.)
Description of sudden, unexpected event and the damage caused:
Explanation of how the event caused an unsafe condition or would cause equipment damage or an
unreasonable financial burden:
Person contacted for approval at the Noise, Radiation & Indoor Air Quality Branch:
Name: 	Date (mm/dd/yy): 	Time: 	(a.m./p.m.)
XVI. 	Description of procedures to be followed in the event that unexpected asbestos is found or
previously nonfriable asbestos material becomes crumbled, pulverized or reduced to
powder:
XVII. 	I certify that an individual trained in the provisions of Hawaii administrative rules chapter
11-501, and certified as a contractor/supervisor, will be on-site during the entire renovation
and/or demolition and evidence that the required training has been accomplished for this
and all workers will be available at the work-site.
Signature of owner/operator 	Date (mm/dd/yy):
XVIII. 	I certify that the information on this notification is correct.
Sionature of owner/operator 	Date (mm/dd/yy):

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Waste 	Shipment 	Record
June 	1, 	1998
INSTRUCTIONS
Waste Generator Section (Items 1 - 9)
1. 	Enter the name of the facility at which asbestos waste is generated and the address where the facility is
located. In the appropriate spaces, also enter the name of the owner of the facility and the owner's
phone number.
2. 	If a demolition or renovation, enter the name and address of the company and authorized agent
responsible for performing the asbestos removal. In the appropriate spaces, also enter the phone
number of the operator.
3. 	Enter the name, address, and physical site location of the waste disposal site (WDS) that will be
receiving the asbestos materials. In the appropriate spaces, also enter the phone number of the WDS.
Enter "on-site" if the waste will be disposed of on the generator's property.
4. 	Provide the name and address of the local, state, or EPA Regional office responsible for administering
the asbestos NESHAP program.
5. 	Indicate the type of asbestos waste materials generated. If from a demolition or renovation, indicate the
amount of material that is 1) Friable asbestos material and 2) Nonfriable asbestos material.
6. 	Enter the number of containers used to transport the asbestos materials listed in item 5. Also enter one
of the following container codes used in transporting each type of asbestos material (specify any other
type of container used if not listed here): 1) OM- Metal drums, barrels, 2) DP- Plastic drums, barrels and
3.) BA- 6 mil plastic bags or wrapping.
7. 	Enter the quantities to each type of asbestos material removed in units of cubic meters (cubic yards).
8. 	Use this space to indicate special transportation, treatment, storage or disposal or Bill of Lading
information. If an alternate waste disposal site is designated, note it here. Emergency response
telephone numbers or similar information may be included here.
9. 	The authorized agent of the waste generator must read and then sign and date this certification. The
date is the date of receipt by transporter. NOTE: The waste generator must retain a copy of this form
Transporter Section (Items 10 & 11)
10. Enter name, address, and telephone number of each transporter used, if applicable. Print or type the
full name and title of person accepting responsibility and acknowledging receipt of the materials as listed
on this waste shipment record for transport. Enter date of receipt and signature.
11. The transporter must retain a copy of this form.
Disposal Site Section (Items 12 & 13)
12. The authorized representative of the WDS must note in this space any discrepancy between waste
described on this manifest and waste actually received as well as any improperly enclosed or contained
waste. Any rejected materials should be listed and destination of those materials provided. A site that
converts asbestos-containing waste materials to non-asbestos material is considered a WDS.
13. The signature (by hand) of the authorized WDS agent indicates acceptance and agreement with the
statements on this manifest except as noted in item 12. The date is the date of signature and receipt of
shipment. NOTE: The WDS must retain a completed copy of this form. The WDS must also send a
completed copy to the operator listed in item two.

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Waste 	Shipment 	Record
June 	1, 	1998
Work site name and address:
Owner's name: 	Telephone #:
Operator's name: 	Telephone #:
Address:
Waste disposal site (WDS) name:
Mailing address: 	Site location:
Responsible agency name and address:
VI. 	Containers
Description of materials No. 	Type
Special handling instruction and additional information:
Telephone#:
VII. 	Total quantity
m3 (yd3)
Operator's Certification: I hereby declare that the contents of this consignment are fully and
accurately described above by proper shipping name and are classified, packed, marked and
labeled, and are in all respects in proper condition for transport by highway according to the
applicable international and government regulations.
Printed name and title 	Signature 	Date
Transporter #1 (Acknowledgement of receipt of materials)
Printed name and title 	Signature 	Date
Address:
Transporter #2 (Acknowledgment of receipt of materials)
Printed name and title 	Signature 	Date
Address:
Indicate any discrepancies here:
XIII. Waste disposal site owner or operator: Certification of receipt of asbestos materials covered by
this manifest except as noted in items XII.
Printed name and title 	SiQnature 	Date