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BUSINESS CONCERN DISCLOSURE FORM
(PRIVATE AND GOVERNMENT ENTITIES)
For each business concern which is an
applicant for or holder of a solid waste, or infectious waste,
or hazardous waste permit, and prospective owners of an off-site facility
and for each business concern which is a partner of such
applicant, or permittee, or prospective owner, and
for each business concern which owns or controls the
applicant, permittee, or prospective owner. Also,
for a government entity which is the applicant, permittee,
or prospective owner of the subject facility, that government
entity must answer Questions 11 through 16 and Question 21 on this form.
The government entity should also complete the questions on
pages 1 and 2 located prior to Question 1, of this form.
Pursuant to R.C. 3734.40-3734.47 and
O.A.C. Sections 109:6-1-01 through 109:6-1-05
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BUSINESS CONCERN DISCLOSURE FORM
1.
WHO MUST COMPLETE THIS FORM. Each business concern which is an applicant
for, or holder of, a solid waste infectious waste, or hazardous waste permit, and
prospective owners of an off-site facility and for each business concern which is a partner
of such applicant, or permittee, or prospective owner, and for each business concern which
owns or controls such applicant, permittee, or prospective owner, must complete this
forms. Sole proprietors must complete this form and an Annual Maintenance Update/New
Call-In/Personal History Disclosure Form. Also, a government entity, which is the
applicant, permittee, or prospective owner of the subject facility, must answer Questions
11 through 16 and Question 21 on this form.
2.
ALL QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED. Read every question carefully before
answering any. Answer every question completely. Do not leave any blank spaces. If a
question does not apply to you, enter “Not applicable” or “N/A” in the space provided for
an answer. If there is nothing to disclose in answer to a particular question, enter “None”
in the space provided for an answer.
3.
ANSWER COMPLETELY AND TRUTHFULLY. Failure to answer any questions
completely may result in your statement being returned to you for supplementation of your
answer. If the answer to a question in this form is identical to an answer previously given
to a question in the form, you may answer the later question by writing “Same as
.”
For example, if the answer to Question 3 is the same as the answer to Question 2, you may
answer Question 3 by writing “Same as 2”.
WARNING:
FRAUDULENT, DECEPTIVE OR MISLEADING ANSWERS MAY RESULT IN THE
DENIAL OR REVOCATION OF YOUR LICENSE. IN ADDITION, ANY PERSON WHO
KNOWINGLY OR RECKLESSLY MAKES FALSE OR MISLEADING STATEMENTS ON
THIS FORM MAY BE SUBJECT TO CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.
Be especially careful not to omit information in a way that might create an impression that you are
trying to hide it. For example, a minor criminal conviction will probably not disqualify your firm
from being licensed – but attempting to conceal the conviction may lead to a finding of
untrustworthiness, and result in disqualification. Omitting such information from this form, even
unintentionally, may result in your trustworthiness being questioned. Even if the question is
resolved in your favor, your application may be delayed while the inquiry goes forward.
If you are unsure of, or do not remember the answer to a question, indicate this in some way – for
example, by writing “Do not remember.” This may result in additional inquiries from the Director of the
OEPA or the Attorney General’s Office, but it will avoid implication that you are trying to conceal
information.
However, you should not answer “Do not remember,” or with similar words, simply because the
information may not be immediately at hand. You are expected to make reasonable efforts to check your
records so that you can answer the questions completely.
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4.
ADDITIONAL SPACE. If you need additional space to answer a question, use plain 8 ½” x 11”
paper. Insert additional pages immediately following the page on which the question you are
answering appears. Be sure to indicate that your answer to the question is “continued on next
Page,” and indicate on the additional page which question is being continued there.
When you have finished answering all questions, and have attached all additional pages,
consecutively number each page at the top right corner – including the additional pages. Pages of
the original form, which need to be renumbered as a result of adding pages, should be
renumbered at the space provided after “Your Page No.
.”
5.
EXHIBITS. If you are required or wish to submit any document in connection with your answer
to any question, refer to it in your answer as, for example, “Exhibit No.,” and attach it at the end
of the form.
6.
TYPE OR PRINT YOUR ANSWERS. Type or print in legible block letter style. Handwritten
forms will be returned if entries are in script or are unreadable. DO NOT USE A SCRIPT
TYPEFACE.
7.
INTERPRETIVE ASSISTANCE IN COMPLETING DISCLOSURE STATEMENTS. If an
applicant, permittee, or prospective owner needs interpretive assistance in completing a disclosure
statement, you may submit in writing to the Attorney General a regulatory guidance request
seeking an informal, non -binding interpretation of a regulatory requirement imposed by sections
3734.40 to 3734.47 of the Ohio Revised Code and the rules adopted thereunder.
a. The submission of a regulatory guidance request shall in no way alter the obligation of an
applicant, permittee or prospective owner to fully comply with all requirements imposed
by sections 3734.40 to 3734.47 of the Ohio Revised Code and the Ohio Administrative
Rules adopted thereunder.
b. The Attorney General is under no obligation to respond to a regulatory guidance request
other than as the Attorney General determines in his or her sole discretion, based upon
available human resources and the need to employ those resources to perform the
mandatory obligations imposed by Sections 3734.40 of the Ohio Revised Code and the
rules adopted thereunder.
c. The response provided by the Attorney General to any regulatory guidance request shall
be used by the applicant, permittee, or prospective owner solely as a guidance to assist in
the preparation
of a disclosure statement. The response of the Attorney General shall not be binding upon
anyone, including, but not limited to, the applicant, permittee or prospective owner, the
Attorney General, the Director of the Environmental Protection Agency, a local board of
health, or the Hazardous Waste Facility Board. The response may be accorded such
deference as is usually provided to the administrative interpretation of a statutory
requirement.
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IF YOU HAVE GENERAL NON-INTERPRETIVE QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW TO FILL OUT
THIS FORM, CALL THE ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE AT (614) 466-3843.
8. The information required to be submitted in the disclosure statement pursuant to O.A.C. Rule
109:6-1-02 is intended to be the information necessary to begin the background investigation
required by Sections 3743.40 through 3734.47 of the Ohio Revised Code. In limiting the
scope of information required to be included in the disclosure statement, it is expressly
contemplated that in individual investigations, the Attorney General may have reasonable
cause to believe that the procedures contained in section 3734.43 of the Ohio Revised Code
should be employed to review additional information. Nothing contained in rule 109:6-1-02
shall be construed to restrict or limit the scope of the information the Attorney General may
seek pursuant to the procedures established in Sections 3734.43 of the Ohio Revised Code.
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SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS
Notice required under Section 7(b) of the
Federal Privacy Act of 1974
Under Section 7(b) of the Privacy Act of 1974, 5 U.S.C. Section 552a (note), any government agency which
requests an individual to disclose his Social Security account number, must inform that individual whether the
disclosure is mandatory or voluntary, but what statutory or other authority such number is solicited, and what
uses will be made of it.
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and the Ohio Attorney General are authorized to request Social
Security numbers. Pursuant to Paragraph (D) of Section 3734.41 of the Ohio Revised Code which defines
content of the disclosure statements. The Social Security number is used as a secondary identifier by the Ohio
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation when they conduct background investigations of individuals
listed on disclosure statements. It is used routinely to ensure correct identification when the Bureau of Criminal
Identification and Investigation conducts a check of criminal history records maintained by the state and federal
governments. In specific investigations which may involve examination of particular records obtained from
outside sources, the Social Security number may be used to determine whether the individual named in the
records and the individual under investigation are the same or different persons.
The listing of Social Security numbers on the disclosure forms is voluntary. Under Section 7(a) of the Privacy
Act, the State of Ohio cannot deny or revoke a license or impose any penalty because of an individual’s refusal
to disclose a Social Security number. However, the absence of a Social Security number as a secondary
identifier may delay processing and decisions on licensure because of necessary additional investigative time.
Note that, the absence of a Social Security number may result in an
individual initially being identified as having a criminal record, which actually is that of another person. This again,
may result in delays in the decision on licensure required by Ohio Revised Code Section 3734.40 et seq.
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BUSINESS CONCERN DISCLOSURE FORM
NAME OF APPLICANT, PERMITTEE, OR PROSEPCTIVE OWNER:
RELATIONSHIP OF BUSINESS CONCERN COMPLETING THIS FORM WITH THE
APPLICANT, PERMITTEE, OR PROSPECTIVE OWNER:
Business concern is the applicant, permittee, or prospective owner.
Business concern is partner of the applicant, permittee, or prospective owner.
Business concern owns or controls the applicant, permittee, or prospective owner.
Business concern is the operator of the subject facility for which the applicant,
permittee, or prospective owner is a government entity.
Business concern is a partner of the operator of the subject facility for whic h the
applicant, permittee, or prospective owner is a government entity and the operator
is not an employee of the government entity.
Government entity is the applicant, permittee, or prospective owner of the
subject facility, and therefore must answer Questions 11 through 16 and Question
21 on this form.
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BUSINESS CONCERN DISCLOSURE FORM
NAME OF PERSON TO BE CONTACTED IN REGARDING THESE FORMS:
(Name)
(Title)
CONTACT PERSON’S TELEPHONE NUMBER:
(Area Code)
1.a.
NAME OF BUSINESS THE CONCERN COMPLETING THIS FORM. State the
complete name of the business concern as it appears on the certificate of incorporation, charter,
by-laws, partnership agreement or other official document which establishes the name of the
business concern. (If no such document exists, state the name the business ses.):
TELEPHONE NUMBER:
FEDERAL EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (FEIN):
PAST NAMES OF BUSINESS CONCERN. List all other names under which the business concern
has been known or done business in the past twenty years.
Name
Approximate Dates Name Was in Use
From (Year)
To (Year)
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1.b.
TYPE OF BUSINESS CONCERN. Check one:
Sole Proprietorship
Trust
Partnership
Joint Venture
Limited Partnership
Other (Describe)_____________
DATE AND PLACE OR ORGANIZATION. State when and where the business concern was
established (date of incorporation, partnership agreement, filing of fictitious name certificate, etc.).
1.c.
STREET ADDRESS OF PRINCIPAL OFFICE:
(Number and Street)
(City)
1.d.
(State)
(Zip Code)
MAILING ADDRESS, IF DIFFERENT:
(Number and Street)
City)
1.e.
(State)
(Zip Code)
STREET ADDRESS OF OTHER OFFICE:
(Number and Street)
(City)
(State)
(Zip Code)
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1.f.
MAILING ADDRESS OF OTHER OFFICES, IF DIFFERENT:
(Number and Street)
City)
1.g.
(State)
PAST ADDRESSES OF PRINCIPAL OFFICE. List all addresses of past locations of the
business concern’s principal office for the past twenty years.
Name
1.h.
(Zip Code)
Approximate Dates Used as Principal Office
From (Year)
To (Year)
FACILITIES IN OHIO. List all solid, hazardous, or infectious waste facilities of the business
concern in the State of Ohio.
Address
Type of Facility
EPA Facilities I.D. No. & OEPA
Registration No.
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1.i.
FORMER FACILITIES IN OHIO. List all solid, hazardous, or infectious waste facilities
formerly owned and/or operated by the business concern in the State of Ohio.
Address
1.j.
Address
EPA Facility I.D. No. & OEPA
Registration #
FACILITIES IN OTHER JURISDICTIONS. List all locations in any state, district or territory
of the United States, other than Ohio, or in any foreign country, at which the business concern is
currently operating a solid, infectious, or hazardous facility.
Address & Telephone No.
1.k.
Approximate Dates in Use From
(Year) To (Year)
Type of Facility
Type of Facility
EPA Facility I.D. No. (if any)
FORMER FACILITIES IN OTHER JURISDICTIONS. List all locations in any state, district
or territory of the United States, other than Ohio, or in any foreign country, at which the
business concern formerly operated a solid, infectious, or hazardous facility.
Type of Facility
From (Year)
To (Year )
Permits (Issued pursuant to
Any environmental protection
Statue.)
Give Name & Issuing
Agency
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CORPORATE BUSINESS CONCERN DATA
(This section to be completed only by corporations).
2.a.
STATUTORY AGENT. State the name and address of the Ohio Registered Statutory Agent
for service of process.
Name
2.b.
Address
CORPORATE ACCOUNTANT. State the name, address and telephone number(s) of the
corporation’s accountant, if any.
Name
2.c.
Name
Telephone Number
DATE AND PLACE OF INCORPORATION. If incorporated outside Ohio, state the date
on which the corporation received a license to do business in Ohio, as per Section 1703.03 of
the Ohio Revised Code.
Name
2.d.
Address
Place (State,etc.)
Date Received License to do Business
OFFICERS. List the following information as to each officer of the corporation.
Place (State,etc.)
Office Held
Date took
Office
Date of
Birth
Social Security
No.
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2.e.
Name
2.f.
DIRECTORS. List the following information as to each director of the corporation.
Business Address & Telephone No.
Date of
Birth
Date took Office
FORMER OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. List the following information as to each person
who was an officer or director of the corporation at any time during the last 10 years and is not
listed in the responses above.
Date Held Office
Name
2.g.
Social Security
No.
Last Known Address
Position Held
From
To
Date of
Birth
Social Security
No.
Attach a copy of the articles of incorporation.
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PARTNERSHIP/JOINT VENTURE DATA
(This section to be completed only by partnerships or joint ventures.)
3.a
PARTNERS. List the following information as to each partner or joint venturer. If a limited
partnership, list limited partners separately under the heading “Limited Partners.”
Name
3.b.
Business Address & Telephone No.
Position in
Company
Date of Birth
(Individual)
FORM OF PARTNERSHIP. Check One.
General Partnership
Limited Partnership
Joint Venture
3.c.
STATUTORY AGENT and ACCOUNTANT. State the name, address and telephone
number(s) of the partnership’s statutory agent and accountant, if any. If the business concern is
limited partnership, list the name, address and telephone number of the statutory agent.
3.d.
Attach as applicable, a copy of the certificate of limited partnership, partnership agreement, or
agreement of joint venture.
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OTHER BUSINESS CONCERN DATA
(Complete this section only if the business concern is organized in a form other than a sole
proprietorship, corporation, partnership or joint venture – such as a trust or association.)
4.a.
OWNERS, OFFICERS, etc. List the following information as to each person that owns,
controls or is an officer of the business concern.
Name
Business Address & Telephone
No.
Company
Date of
Birth
FEIN No.
4.b.
FORM OF THE BUSINESS CONCERN. Describe how and when the business concern was
organized and under what legal authority it was established. Attach copies of all agreements that
describe the establishment of the business concern; for example, a charter.
4.c.
ACCOUNTANT and STATUTORY AGENT. State the name, address and telephone
number(s) of the business concern’s accountant and statutory agent, if any.
Name
Address
Telephone No.(s)
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SUBSIDIARIES AND STOCK HOLDINGS
5.
SOLID, INFECTIOUS, OR HAZARDOUS WASTE SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATES.
List the following information as to any business concern, in any state, territory or district of the
United States, or in any foreign country, which collects, transports, treats, transfers, stores or
disposes of solid, infectious, or hazardous waste on a commercial basis, in which the business
concern holds more than a five percent (5%) interest of the outstanding equity.
Name of Total
Business Concern
6.
Business Address &
Telephone No.
Federal Employer ID Number
Type of Equity
% of Total
Equity
OTHER SUBSIDIARIES AND EQUITY INTEREST. List the following information as to any
business concerns in which the applicant or permittee owns or controls more than 5% of the
outstanding equity of a publicly traded corporation or more than 25% of any other business
concern.
Name of Total
Business Concern
Business Address &
Telephone No.
Federal Employer ID Number
Type of Equity
% of Total
Equity
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7.
CORPORATE FAMILY. If the applicant or permittee is a subsidiary of a parent corporation; or is the
parent of one or more subsidiaries, or is part of a conglomerate, supply a chart showing the names and
relationships of all parent, sister, subsidiary and affiliate corporations, and/or members of the
conglomerate. Show ultimate parents. If the business concern is privately held, or is a publicly traded
corporation with more than 25% of its stock held by relatives, show on the chart all other business
concerns owned or controlled by relatives, to the extent that the applicant or permittee knows or can
reasonably ascertain ownership or control by relatives. (Note: This question applies to related
companies in any business, not just the solid, infectious, or hazardous waste businesses.)
8.a.
EQUITY – PUBLICLY TRADED CORPORATIONS. If the business concern is a publicly
traded corporation:
Indicate below how the corporation’s stock is traded.
NYSE
Over-the-Counter
AMEX
Listing Symbol
Other Exchanges
8.b.
Attach or enclose a copy of the corporation’s most recent annual report to stockholders and
most recent SEC Form 10-K.
9.
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND FINANCIAL HISTORY. If the business concern has
had any petition under any provisions of the Federal Bankruptcy Act or any state insolvency law
filed by or against it in the past ten years, list all such actions below. Attach a copy of any final
discharge or confirmation of plans on the bankruptcy petition.
Title of Action
Court and Location
Nature of Action
Date of
Petition
Current Status
or Disposition
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10.
If any receiver, fiscal agent, trustee, reorganization trustee or similar officer for the business or
property of the business concern has been appointed by a court within the past ten years, list the
following information:
Name
Business & Telephone Number
Date
Appointed
Acted
Until
(Date)
Appointing
Court
Current Status
or Disposition
LICENSES AND PERMITS HELD
11.
SOLID, INFECTIOUS, OR HAZARDOUS WASTE PERMITS. List any solid, infectious, or
hazardous waste permits or licenses or equivalent documents ever held by the business concern
under any name, or any other business concern owned or controlled by the applicant or
permittee or prospective owner for the operation of a solid, infectious or hazardous waste
transportation, storage, transfer or disposal business in Ohio.
Name Under Which
Held
Facility Location
Type of Facility
Dates License
Held From
(Year to Year)
OEPA
Registration
No./EPA I.D.
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12.
OUT-OF-STATE SOLID, INFECTIOUS, OR HAZARDOUS WASTE PERMITS. List
any permits, past or present, held by the business concern under any name or any other
business concern owned or controlled by the applicant or permittee or prospective owner
for collection, transportation, treatment, storage, transfer, or disposal of solid, infectious,
or hazardous waste in any part of the United States outside of Ohio, or in any foreign
country. “Permit” includes registration, license, or equivalent.
Name Under Which
Held
Facility Location or
Business Address
Type of Issuing
License Agency
Dates License
Held From - To
License/
Registration
No./ EPA I.D.
CIVIL VIOLATIONS HISTORY
13. PENDING ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS. List and explain any
administrative enforcement action (including an administrative order or notice of violation) which (a)
is pending against you or a business concern owned or controlled by you, (b) may result in the
imposition of a sanction including but not limited to a fine; a penalty; a payment which is made or
work or service which is performed in lieu of a fine or penalty; a cessation or suspension of
operations; and (c) concerns a violation or alleged violation of a law, rule, or regulation relating to
the collection, transportation, treatment, storage, disposal of solid, hazardous, or infectious waste or
relating to any environmental statute.
Caption of Action
Date Action
Commenced
or Issued
Docket or
I.D. No
Agency or
Tribunal
Issuing the
Action
Description of Violation
(Incl.Dates & Location)
Status
Explanation
(Optional)
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14. OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS. List and explain any administrative
enforcement action (including an administrative order or notice of violation) which (a) is taken
against you or a business concern owned or controlled by you, (b) is resolved or dismissed in a
settlement agreement or in a consent order or decree or is adjudicated or is otherwise dismissed; (c)
resulted in the imposition of a sanction, including but not limited to a fine, a penalty, a payment which
is made or work or service which is performed in lieu of a fine or penalty; a cessation or suspension
of operations; and (d) concerns a violation or alleged violation of law, rule, or regulation relating to
the collection, transportation, treatment, storage, or disposal of solid, hazardous, or infectious waste
or relating to any environmental statute.
Caption of Action
Docket or
I.D. No
Tribunal Issuing
the Action
Disposition Of
Action
Violation (Incl. Dates &
Location Imposed)
Sanction
Explanation
(Optional)
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15.
ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT REVOCATIONS. List and explain any revocation,
suspension or denial of a license, permit, or equivalent authorization, which revocation was
issued within the past ten years by any government entity and was issued pursuant to a law, rule,
or regulation relating to the collection, transportation, treatment, storage, or disposal of solid,
infectious, or hazardous waste or relating to any environmental statute.
Caption / Title of Revocation,
Suspension or Denial Action
(Optional)
Docket or
Other I.D. No
Issuing
Agency or
Tribunal
Date of Revocation
Suspension or
Denial
Reason for Revocation
Suspension or Denial
Provide any explanation of the action, alleged violation, revocation, suspension or
denial. (Identify which action by Caption/Title and Docket/Identification Number.)
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CIVIL LITIGATION AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
16. PENDING CIVIL SUITS. Are you involved in any civil suit which is pending, where you or a
business concern, which you owned or controlled, is a defendant to a claim, counterclaim, or cross
claim, and may result in liability or imposition of a sanction, in whole or in part, against you or a
business concern you owned or controlled and is brought under a law, rule, or regulation, relating to
the collection, transportation, treatment, storage, or disposal of solid, hazardous, or infectious waste
or relating to any environmental statute? If “yes”, provide the following information:
Title of Case / Case
Caption
Docket
Number
Name & Location of Court
Nature of Suit
(Charge)
Date Filed
/ Initiated
Current Status
Provide any explanation of the action or alleged violation, which you may choose to submit. (Identify which
action by Caption/Title and Docket Number.)
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17. CIVIL SUITS. Have you ever been involved in any civil suit where you or a business concern
which you owned or controlled was a defendant to a claim, counterclaim, or cross claim, has
resulted in a judgment or consent decree or consent order; and resulted in liability or imposition of a
sanction, in whole or in part, against you or a business concern you owned or controlled and was
brought under a local ordinance which relates to environmental protection, unfair competition, fraud
or racketeering, or a state, or federal law, or which alleged a common law claim of fraud,
misrepresentation, breach or interference with contract or a reckless or intentional tort? If “Yes”,
provide the following information:
Title of Case / Case
Caption
Docket
Number
Name & Location of Court
Nature of Suit or
Date of Alleged
Violation
Disposition of the Suit
Provide any explanation of the action or alleged violation, which you may choose to submit. (Identify which
action by Caption/Title and Docket Number)
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18.
PENDING CRIMINAL CHARGES AND INDICTMENTS. For any criminal prosecution pending
against you or a business concern which you owned or controlled during the time of the alleged crime,
state or provide:
Crime or Offense
Charged
Indictment, Information or
Complaint No.
Date
Charged
Name and Location of
Court Where Charged
Current Status
of Prosecution
(Note) List all applicable charges or indictments – even if they are arguably not disqualifying. Provide
any explanation of the prosecution you may choose to submit. (Identify prosecution by indictment
number.)
19.
CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS. For any criminal conviction against you or controlled during the
time of the alleged crime, state or provide:
Crime or Offense
Pled Guilty to
and/ or Convicted
Indictment,
Information, or
Complaint No.
Date Charged
Name & Location of
Court Where
Prosecuted
Current Status of
Prosecution
Sentence or
Fine
Imposed
(Note) List all applicable convictions – even if they are arguably not disqualifying. Provide any explanation of
the prosecution you may choose to submit. (Identify prosecution by indictment number.)
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20.
SEALED RECORDS OF CONVICTION. If you or a business concern you owned or controlled
during the time of the alleged crime, were convicted of a crime enumerated in Paragraph (B) of 3734.44
of the Ohio Revised Code, and also set forth in Appendix A, and you or the business concern obtained
a sealed record of the conviction in accordance with Paragraph (B) of 2953.33 of the Ohio Revised
Code, state of provide:
Crime or Offense
Plead Guilty to
and/or Convicted
Indictment,
Information, or
Complaint No.
Date Charged
Name & Location of
Court Where
Prosecuted
Current Status of
Prosecution
Sentence or
Fine
Imposed
(Note) List all applicable convictions – even if they are arguably not disqualifying.
Provide any explanation of
the prosecution you may choose to submit. (Identify prosecution by indictment number.)
A conviction for any of the crimes listed in Appendix A, may result in any business concern with which
you are associated having its solid or hazardous waste license denied or revoked, unless you can
demonstrate rehabilitation, “by a preponderance of the evidence,” to the Ohio Environmental Protection
Agency and the Attorney General. In determining whether rehabilitation has been demonstrated, OEPA
will request a recommendation from the Attorney General. Some of the factors OEPA will consider are
set forth in Appendix A. If OEPA makes an initial determination that rehabilitation has not been
demonstrated, you will have an opportunity to supplement the record, either informally or in a hearing
before an Administrative Law Judge, or both, before the Director’s decision becomes final.
Under Section 3734.46 of the Ohio Revised Code, an applicant or licensee has the option of avoiding
disqualification by severing the employment or interest of the person who would otherwise cause disqualification.
DISLOSING A CRIMINAL CONVICTION MAY RESULT IN YOUR EMPLOYER DISMISSING
YOU. HOWEVER, YOU CANNOT FAIL TO DISCLOSE THE CONVICTION. If you lie on this form
you can be criminally prosecute.
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IF YOU HAVE BEEN CONVICTED OR ACCUSED OF ANY OF THE CRIMES LISTED IN
APPENDIX A, IT IS STRONGLY SUGGESTED YOU DISCUSS YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS WITH AN
ATTORNEY, ESPECIALLY IF YOUR EMPLOYER IS NOT AWARE OF YOUR CRIMINAL
RECORD.
21.
EVIDENCE OF REHABILITATION. Set forth any written evidence or arguments you wish to make
that demonstrate rehabilitation. Attach additional sheets, if necessary. Attach any additional documents
you wish the Director of OEPA and the Attorney General to consider; for example, letters of
recommendation.
EXPERIENCE AND CREDENTIALS
22. Describe the business concern’s experience and credentials in the collection, transportation, treatment,
storage or disposal of solid, infectious, or hazardous waste. In addition to those of the business concern,
describe the experience and credentials brought to the business by key employees, officers, directors or
partners.
You may answer or supplement your response by the inclusion of resumes, lists or professional
publications and achievements, and/or cross-references to information included with Annual Maintenance
Update/New Call-In/ Personal History Disclosure Forms.
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AFFIDAVIT
STATE OF
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COUNTY OF
I,
, do hereby swear (or affirm) that I am authorized and able to
supply the information in this Business Concern Disclosure Form and that such information about the business
concern given in answer to Questions (Please circle the Questions to which this affidavit applies).
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is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I am aware that if any of the foregoing statements made by
me are knowingly false, I am subject to criminal prosecution or civil action.
Dated:
(Signature)
(Type or Print Name Here)
(Title or Position)
If the form was prepared by a person other than the individual signing this affidavit (e.g., accountant or attorney),
indicate that person’s name, address and telephone number:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
day of
,20
Seal or authority of Notary Public
Notary Public
*Sufficient affidavits should be attached such that some person swears to the truth and accuracy of the
information of the answers to each question in this form.
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APPENDIX A
DISQUALIFYING CRIMES
Pursuant to Paragraph (B) of Section 3734.44 of the Ohio Revised Code, and applicant or licensee may be
disqualified from holding a solid, infectious, or hazardous waste permit or license if any individual or business
concern required to be listed in the disclosure statement, or shown to have a beneficial interest in the business of
the applicant or the permittee, has been convicted of any of 21 categories of crimes listed in the statute.
Disqualifying crimes are any of the following under Ohio laws, or equivalent laws of any other jurisdiction:
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Murder;
Kidnapping;
Gambling;
Robbery;
Bribery;
Extortion;
Criminal usury;
Arson;
Burglary;
Theft and related crimes;
Forgery and fraudulent practices;
Fraud in the offering, sale or purchase of securities;
Alteration of motor vehicle identification numbers;
Unlawful manufacture, purchase, use or purchase of securities;
Unlawful possession or use of destructive devices or explosives;
Violation of Sections 2925.03, 2925.11,2925.32 or 2925.37 or Chapter 3719 of the
Ohio Revised Code, except possession of less than one hundred grams of marijuana, or
unless the amount of marijuana resin, or extraction or preparation of such resin is less
than five grams, and the amount of such resin in a liquid concentrate, liquid extract, or
liquid distillate form is less than one gram;
Corrupt activities under Sections 2923.31 to 2923.36 of the Ohio Revised Code;
Violation of criminal provisions of Chapter 1331 of the Ohio Revised Code;
Any violations of the criminal provisions of any federal or state environmental protection
laws, rules, or regulations that is committed knowingly or recklessly as
those terms are defined in Section 2901.22 of the Ohio Revised Code;
Violation of Chapter 2909 of the Ohio Revised Code;
Any offense specified in chapter 2921 of the Ohio Revised Code.
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APPENDIX A
REHABILITATION CRITERIA
Paragraph (C) of Section 3734.44 of the Ohio Revised Code provides for an exception to the
disqualification that would otherwise result from a felony criminal conviction where the
applicant affirmatively demonstrates rehabilitation of the individual or business concern by a
preponderance of the evidence. If the convictions are felonies, a permit shall be denied unless,
in the case of an individual, five years have elapsed since the individual was fully discharged
from imprisonment, probation, and parole for the offense.
The Director, Hazardous Waste Facility Board or the Board of Health is required to request a
recommendation from the Attorney General, and to consider the following factors when
weighing the issue of rehabilitation:
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The nature and responsibilities of the position which a convicted
individual would hold;
The nature and seriousness of the offense;
The circumstances under which the offense occurred;
The date of the offense;
The age of the individual when the offense was committed;
Whether the offense was an isolated or repeated incident;
Any social conditions which may have contributed to the offense;
Any evidence of rehabilitation, including good conduct in prison or in the
community, counseling or psychiatric treatment received, acquisition of
additional academic or vocational schooling, successful participation in
correctional work-release programs, or the recommendation of persons
who have or have had the applicant under their supervision.
In the instance of an applicant that is a business concern, rehabilitation shall be established if the
applicant has implemented formal management controls to minimize and prevent the occurrence
of violation and activities that will or may result in permit or license denial or revocation or if
the applicant has formalized such controls as a result of a revocation or denial of a permit or
license. Such controls may include, without limitation, instituting environmental auditing
programs to help ensure the adequacy of internal system to achieve, maintain, and monitor
compliance with applicable environmental laws and standards or instituting and antitrust
compliance auditing program to help ensure full compliance with applicable antitrust laws. The
business concern shall prove by a preponderance of the evidence that the management controls
are effective in preventing the violations that are the subject of concern.
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GENERAL RELEASE AUTHORIZATION
To All Courts, Probation Departments, Selective Services Boards, Credit Bureaus, Employers, Educational
Institutions, Banks, Financial and other such Institutions, and all Governmental Agencies – federal, state and
local with out exception both foreign and domestic.
On behalf of
I,
(President, Chief Executive, Partner or Sole Proprietor)
have authorized the Attorney General of Ohio to conduct an investigation into the Background of the said
enterprise for the purpose of determining its suitability to hold a solid, infectious, or hazardous waste license, as
provided under Sections 3734.40 - .47 of the Ohio Revised Code.
Therefore, you are hereby authorized to release any and all information pertaining to the said enterprise,
documentary or otherwise, as requested by an appropriate employee, agent or representative of the Attorney
General
This authorization shall supersede and countermand any prior request or authorization to the contrary.
A photostatic copy of this authorization will be considered as effective and valid as the original.
(Signature)
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this
day of
20
.
Seal or authority of Notary Public
Notary Public
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