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 100 STAT. 1658

PUBLIC LAW 99-499—OCT. 17, 1986

determined that such permanent relocation is cost effective or may be necessary to protect health or welfare. In the case of a business located in an area of evacuation or relocation at such facility, such terms may also include the payment of those installments of principal and interest on business debt which accrue between the date of jji ijor evacuation or temporary relocation and 30 days following the date that permanent relocation is actually accomplished or, if permanent relocation is formally rejected as the appropriate response, the date '• on which evacuation or temporary relocation ceases. In the case of an individual unemployed as a result of such evacuation or relocation, such terms may also include the provision of assistance identical to that authorized by sections 407, 408, and 409 of the Disaster 42 USC Relief Act of 1974; except that the costs of such assistance shall be 5177-5179. paid from the Trust Fund established under amendments made to 26 USC 1 etseq. the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 by this Act. Section 104(c)(l) of CERCLA shall not apply to obligations from the Fund for permanent relocation under this paragraph. Waste disposal.

(i) LIMITED W A IV E R S IN S T A T E OF ILLINOIS.— (1) MOBILE INCINERATORS.—In the case

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of remedial actions specifically involving mobile incinerator units in the State of Illinois, if such remedial actions are undertaken by the State under the authority of a State Superfund law or equivalent authority, the State may, with the approval of the Administrator, waive any permit requirement under subtitle C of the Solid Waste Disposal Act which would be otherwise applicable to such action to the extent that the following conditions are met: (A) No TRANSFER.—The incinerator does not involve the f i transfer of a hazardous substance or pollutant or contamiA nant from the facility at which the release or threatened release occurs to an offsite facility. (B) REMEDIAL ACTION.—The remedial action provides each of the following: (i) Changes in the character or composition of the hazardous substance or pollutant or contaminant concerned so that it no longer presents a risk to public health, (ii) Protection against accidental emissions during operation. (iii) Protection of public health considering the multimedia impacts of the treatment process. (C) PUBLIC PARTICIPATION.—The State provides procedures for public participation regarding the response action io: which are at least equivalent to the level of public participation procedures applicable under CERCLA and under the Solid Waste Disposal Act. (2) EFFECT OF W A IV E R. — The waiver of any permit requirement under this subsection shall not be construed to waive any standard or level of control which— (A) is applicable to any hazardous substance or pollutant or contaminant involved in the remedial action; and (B) would otherwise be contained in the permit. Such waiver of any permit requirement under subtitle C of the Solid Waste Disposal Act shall only apply to the extent that the facility or remedial action involves the onsite treatment with a mobile incineration unit of waste present at such site. The waiver shall not apply to any other regulated or potentially

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