Neighboring hazardous-facility profile

Florida DEP's standing statewide CHAZ layer 5, filtered to SQG and CES hazardous-waste generators, identifies regulator-reported generator facilities by facility identity, physical address, WGS84 geometry or coordinates, GENERATOR classification, current-year registration, and facility-inspection type fields. Matching the address or geometry to a focal parcel and computing a stated distance supplies Useful evidence that an officially reported hazardous facility lies at or near the parcel. Pin the result to the layer retrieval time and preserve available registration and activity values; the layer does not supply regulated-substance quantities, covered-process thresholds, public emergency-programme characteristics, releases, contamination, or control-effectiveness findings.

EPA's national RCRA facility file identifies hazardous-waste handler sites by RCRA site ID, official or legal handler name, physical address, latitude and longitude where available, and raw generator or TSDF classification. Resolving those published site locations against a focal parcel and computing a stated distance provides Useful evidence for the existing leaf's officially reported hazardous-facility component. Pin the result to retrieval time and the stated geocoding and distance method. This does not answer the leaf's regulated-substance, quantity or threshold, covered-process, or emergency-programme facets and does not establish a release, contamination, compliance failure, ownership, or control effectiveness.

NJDEP's standing statewide layer identifies currently operating hazardous-waste facility types by facility identifiers, name, address, EPA identifier where supplied, waste-type fields, coordinates, and data-load date. Filtering to hazardous-waste facility types and computing a stated parcel distance supplies Useful evidence that a regulator-reported hazardous facility lies nearby; it does not supply substance quantities, covered-process thresholds, emergency-programme characteristics, releases, contamination, or control-effectiveness findings.