Manifest - Use of the
Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest is required in the Vermont
Hazardous Waste Management Regulations. Hazardous waste
generators, transporters, and treatment, storage and disposal
facilities are required to track the movement of hazardous
waste from the point of generation to any intermediate points
and finally to its ultimate point of disposition.
When completing the manifest form it is
necessary for all generators to have an EPA ID number. Using
the links below can help you find an existing EPA ID number
for your site, or direct you to the form(s) necessary for
obtaining a permanent or temporary EPA ID number. |
What does the Federal
Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest Form look like?
Click here to view a completed
sample of the new federal manifest form, (EPA Form 8700-22
(Rev. 3-05).
How do I complete a Federal
Uniform Hazardous Waste manifest?
Click here for
instructions on how to complete the new manifest.
What manifest copies do I
need to submit to the State of Vermont?
The copies shall be distributed as required in the instructions.
At this time, VT is not requiring photocopies to be mailed
from the generator to the destination state or generator
state. (It is, however, the generator's responsibility to ensure the State of Vermont receives the "designated facility to generator state" and/or "designated facility to destination state" copies.)
What are Vermont’s State
specific waste codes?
Click here for
our state specific waste codes.
Does Vermont have other State
specific codes to be used on the Manifest?
Yes. Vermont has new
State specific tax codes used to identify reduced tax
rates as well as exempt waste.
What are Vermont’s manifest rules?
Vermont’s Hazardous Waste Management Regulations
are posted at http://www.anr.state.vt.us/dec/wastediv/rcra/regs.htm
Subchapter 7 is specific
to the manifest rules.
Vermont’s contact regarding manifest
requirements is: Linda
Joyal, phone: (802) 241-3119, fax: 802-241-3296. Mailing
address:
VT Agency of Natural Resources
Waste Management Division
103 So Main Str/West Bldg
Waterbury, VT 05671-0404
Temporary EPA ID numbers
may be issued for the following situations, i.e., spills,
household fuel tank closure, one-time events; otherwise
a permanent number is necessary. Temporary numbers will
be active for a limited time of 3 months. After which time
these numbers will become inactive and may not be used on
manifest.
If you have determined that you do in
fact need a temporary number, fill out the "Temporary
EPA ID number form" at the link above and fax it to
802-241-3296. A number will be assigned and the form will
be returned to you by fax. If you need assistance completing
this form or have questions about temporary numbers, e-mail
Linda Joyal
or call at 802-241-3119.
The State of Vermont Hazardous Waste
Management Regulations require hazardous waste generators
to notify the state by completing the VT Hazardous Waste
Handler Site ID Form as specified in Subchapter 7-104 NOTIFICATION
REQUIREMENTS. Instructions for completion are available through link below.. For assistance or questions filling out the form
please call 241-3888 and ask for someone in the RCRA section.
•Vermont
Generator Permanent EPA ID number list(s) - Check this
list if you are unsure whether your facility has an ID#.
•Temporary EPA
ID number form
•Permanent EPA
ID number form - For instructions and/or further discussion,
Click Here
Tax on Hazardous Waste
- Any person initiating a shipment of hazardous waste in
Vermont, who is required to file a manifest, or other similar
report, shall be subject to pay hazardous waste tax.
Vermont
Statutes, Title 32: Taxation and Finance, Chapter 237 §
10103. Tax imposed; exemptions
State specific tax codes used to identify reduced tax
rates as well as exempt waste.
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