C&DD Processing Facilities
C&DD processing facilities handle construction and demolition debris for separation into individual materials for beneficial use. Learn about these facilities, their exclusions, and the difference between standalone and co-located facilities.
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Ohio EPA Division of Materials and Waste Management C&DD Processing Facilities Allie Fair, C&DD Unit September 21, 2022
What is C&DD processing? Handling construction and demolition debris (C&DD) for purposes of separating the debris into individual types of materials as a commodity for use in a beneficial manner that does not constitute disposal. Handling includes: Receipt. Storage. Movement of C&DD from vehicles or containers to a working surface.
C&DD Processing Facility A site, location, tract of land, installation, or building that is used or intended to be used for the purpose of processing, transferring, or recycling C&DD that was generated off the premises of the processing facility. This does not include a facility that is 1) a licensed solid waste transfer facility; 2) a licensed solid waste landfill; 3) a licensed C&DD landfill where processing of mixed C&DD occurs wholly within the unloading zone.
Additional Exclusions Any C&DD processing facility that consists solely of containers that have an aggregate volume of 50 cubic yards or less, if the C&DD is not placed on a working surface or on any equipment used to separate C&DD into individual types of materials.
Additional Exclusions Any C&DD processing facility that consists solely of containers that have an aggregate volume of 50 cubic yards or less, if the C&DD is not placed on a working surface or on any equipment used to separate C&DD into individual types of materials. The transporting of portable containers of C&DD from a location to a C&DD facility or processing facility if the C&DD remains in the containers and is not stored for more than seven days.
Standalone vs. Co-Located Standalone processing facility: A processing facility that is not located wholly within the facility boundary of a licensed C&DD facility, as that boundary is identified in the effective C&DD facility license. Rules became effective April 18, 2022, for standalone C&DD processing facilities. OAC Rules 3745-400-50 to -60.
Standalone vs. Co-Located Co-located processing facility A processing facility that is located wholly within the facility boundary of a licensed C&DD facility, as that boundary is identified in the effective C&DD facility license. Rules became effective July 4, 2022, for C&DD co-located processing facilities. OAC Rules 3745-400-01, -02, -07, -11, -12, -13, and -26.
Permitting and Licensing Standalone processing facilities: Permit-to-install (PTI) every five years. Annual license. Co-located processing facilities: Annual license.
Standalone Processing Facility PTI and License Standalone C&DD processing facilities in operation before April 18, 2022, must apply for their initial PTI and license by Oct. 18, 2022. October 18
Standalone Processing Facility PTI Application Application fee of $1,000. Processing Facility Design Plan. Fire Prevention and Response Plan. Draft of the financial assurance mechanism.
Permit-to-Install (PTI) Fees Application Fee: $1,000 Due at time of application submittal. Permit Issuance Fee: $2,000 Due within 30-days of PTI issuance.
Standalone Processing Facility License Application Application fee of $100. Fund financial assurance. Certified operator information.
Annual License Fee Application Fee: $100 Due at time of application submittal. License Issuance Fee: $650 Due within 30-days of license issuance.
Co-Located Processing Facility License C&DD co-located processing facilities in operation before July 4, 2022, must apply for their initial license by Dec. 31, 2022. December 31
Co-Located License Application 2023 License Addendum Application fee of $100. Certified operator information. Construction Design Plan. Financial Assurance cost estimate. Fire Prevention Plan.
Annual License Fee Application Fee: $100 Due at time of application submittal. License Issuance Fee: $650 Due within 30-days of license issuance.
Additional Guidance Application forms, guidance documents, webinars, contact information, and additional resources can be found on Ohio EPA s website: https://epa.ohio.gov/dmwm
Additional Outreach October 6 Webinar: C&DD Processing Facilities New Regulations and Program Overview October 7 Collaboration meeting with local approved Health Departments who have a C&DD processing facility in their jurisdiction
C&DD Unit C&DD Unit Contacts Aaron Shear, Supervisor Aaron.Shear@epa.ohio.gov (614) 728-5350 Allie Fair Allie.Fair@epa.ohio.gov (614) 644-3174 Anne Gerhart Anne.Gerhart@epa.ohio.gov (614) 728-5349 Barry Chapman Barry.Chapman@epa.ohio.gov (614) 728-5344 Questions?
