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Consolidated Checklists C1 through C11

Term · Environment · MLC-T-ENV-006215

A consolidation of the checklists used for the initial RCRA Base Program, plus all the revisions to this program. Each Consolidated Checklist corresponds to a specific Part of the 40 CFR. They can be used when a state is seeking initial authorization, or when an authorized state makes major revisions to its regulations, such as: renumbering its code; changing from an incorporation by reference to a verbatim adoption, or vice versa; and replacing current state regulations with verbatim adoption of the federal regulations or an incorporation by reference. A state can also use a Consolidated Checklist to track its own program as it corresponds to the federal code. It serves as a crosswalk between the state's entire authorized program and the federal regulations. Consolidated Checklists are helpful in tracking the history of the revisions to each specific provision of the federal regulations. Each citation shows the Revision Checklists that have affected it. Endnotes are also used to provide additional information about specific citations. The 2002 Consolidated Checklists C1 -C11 are available for viewing or downloading.

Table 1. Record
IdentifierMLC-T-ENV-006215
FieldEnvironment
SubjectLand, waste and cleanup
ReferencesRCRA State Authorization Terms & Topics
Record as JSON
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  "id": "MLC-T-ENV-006215",
  "term": "Consolidated Checklists C1 through C11",
  "field": "Environment",
  "definition": "A consolidation of the checklists used for the initial RCRA Base Program, plus all the revisions to this program. Each Consolidated Checklist corresponds to a specific Part of the 40 CFR. They can be used when a state is seeking initial authorization, or when an authorized state makes major revisions to its regulations, such as: renumbering its code; changing from an incorporation by reference to a verbatim adoption, or vice versa; and replacing current state regulations with verbatim adoption of the federal regulations or an incorporation by reference. A state can also use a Consolidated Checklist to track its own program as it corresponds to the federal code. It serves as a crosswalk between the state's entire authorized program and the federal regulations. Consolidated Checklists are helpful in tracking the history of the revisions to each specific provision of the federal regulations. Each citation shows the Revision Checklists that have affected it. Endnotes are also used to provide additional information about specific citations. The 2002 Consolidated Checklists C1 -C11 are available for viewing or downloading.",
  "subject": "Land, waste and cleanup",
  "references": [
    "RCRA State Authorization Terms & Topics"
  ],
  "url": "https://mlchart.com/terminology/environment/consolidated-checklists-c1-through-c11/"
}

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