Obtain a New York DEC Part 364 waste transporter permit to haul septage or raw sewage, budgeting the correct fee tier.
domain: dec.ny.gov — 6 NYCRR Parts 364/381 Waste Transporter Permit Program · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Download and complete the 6 NYCRR Parts 364/381 Waste Transporter Permit Application (wtpermapp.pdf) from dec.ny.gov.
Identify residential septage / residential raw sewage or portable toilet waste as its own fee category, distinct from DEC's general waste-transporter fee table.
Confirm the current fee for this category is $250 for the first vehicle and $100 for each additional vehicle — verify against dec.ny.gov's current fee schedule at time of filing, since DEC fee schedules can be revised.
List the specific receiving facility(ies) authorized to accept the waste on the permit application.
Confirm operating requirements, e.g., the vehicle operator must remain with the vehicle during loading/unloading unless DEC approves otherwise.
Known gotchas
The residential septage/raw sewage fee tier ($250 first vehicle / $100 each additional) is lower than DEC's general waste-transporter fee table ($500 first vehicle / $200 each additional) — don't apply the general rate to a septage-only hauler.
Waste can legally be delivered only to a receiving facility specifically designated on the transporter permit; re-confirm the current fee figures directly on dec.ny.gov before quoting a price, since DEC fee schedules are subject to periodic revision.
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