An existing facility (or one existing when a new requirement makes it subject to permitting) has interim status and is treated as permitted if it complied with the RCRA section 3010 notification and filed a timely Part A application under 270.10; EPA notifies deficiencies, and a facility previously denied a permit or whose authority was terminated cannot qualify. During interim status the facility may not handle hazardous waste not listed in Part A, use processes not in Part A or exceed Part A design capacities, and must meet the Part 265 standards (270.71). Changes allowed during interim status (270.72) are new wastes (with a revised Part A before the change), design capacity increases or process changes with a revised Part A, justification and Director approval (for lack of capacity elsewhere or emergencies), changes of ownership or operational control with a revised Part A at least 90 days before (the old owner keeping Subpart H financial responsibility until the new owner complies, within six months), changes under corrective action orders, and newly regulated units; changes amounting to reconstruction (capital investment over 50 percent of a comparable new facility) are barred except for listed purposes such as tank secondary containment, LDR compliance, closure and MACT compliance. Interim status terminates on final disposition of the permit application, on failure to furnish Part B, and on statutory dates for land disposal, incinerator and other facilities that did not submit Part B applications and certify ground-water monitoring and financial responsibility compliance (270.73).
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