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I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I Iio 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. .Disassembly of Engine~, Transmissions, Other Feedstock. Disassembly of engines, transmissions and other feedstock shall not be permitted on the Site under this Conditicmal Use Permit unless conducted wholly within a building in accord with State and federal requirements. Cutting of uncontaminated feedstock to fit the melt furnaces may ~i! be conducted outsldc building cpcrc, t' Liquid Waste/Hazardous Wastes. All liquid wastes, waste solvents, cleansers, or wastewater generated from the disassembly and cleaning of vehicle engines or transmissions shall be collected and stored in a leakproof system in accordance with state and federal regulations and then transported off site. Waste fluids shall be stored ~.~i!i~iiii~::~!!~!~ in sturdy, leakproof storage containers or tanks in accord with MN Rules 7045.0526 or 7045.0528. The Permit Holder shall submit a copy of the original shipping manifest and the completed manifest for hazardous wastes quarterly to the City Zoning Admini- strator. A copy of the application submittal for a Hazardous Waste Facility Permit shall be submitted to the City concurrently with submittal to Anoka County and MPCA. A copy of the final permit, if approved, shall be transmitted to the City within five days of receipt. Storage of Received Materials, Feedstock, Separated Materials and Equipment. Exterior storage of materials either unprocessed or processed shall be scrccr, od Feedstock. The Permit Holder shall limit his acceptance of metals to those which serve as feedstock to the aluminum processing operation and those incidental to the processing operation. At no time does this CUP allow the Permit Holder to offer services for the collection or drop off of scrap or waste metals which are not utilized as feedstock for the on site processing operation (e.g., lead batteries, copper wire, white metals, etc.). Oil Residues. The Permit Holder shall store all feedstock material with oil or fluid residues inside a building within leakproof containers so as to minimize potential stormwater runoff contamination. Melt Furnace Fuels. The burning of off spec waste oil, transmission oils, or o~her waste oils is prohibited for operation of the melt furnaces excepting petroleum derived used oil, more specifically, industrial or automotive oil which does not contain: 1) any hazardous waste listed in Minn. Rules part 7045.0135; 2) any wastes specified in Minn. Rules part 7045.0131 as hazardous for characteristics other than ignitability and lead content; or 3) more than 0.5 percent halogens (elemental, excluding inorganic halogens), it must meet the following specifications: 3