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Complaint (Code Reference VI -G vs. VI -E): 13.p. Violation of CFC, Appendix VI -G, Reference Table from the UBC — Required Separation in Buildings of Mixed Occupancy (Hours), failure to maintain as separate the repair shop and chlorine storage and transferring process; there must be a 2 -hour occupancy separation between the chlorine transferring room (H-2 occupancy) and shop area (B occupancy) Fire Safety Inspection, July 18, 2002: Inside Storage Area — North 7: The repair shop shall not be in the same room as the chlorine storage and transferring process. There must be a 2 -hour occupancy separation between the chlorine transferring room (H-2 occupancy) and shop area (B occupancy). CFC, Table 313, Appendix VI -E Sierra Chemical Response and Action: Letter from Lonnie Kellar to Kent Miller, October 24, 2002, Chlorine Repackaging Room (filling of 150# and 1 ton containers): All maintenance activities in this area, unrelated to the repackaging process, have ceased. In the mean time, we are in the permitting process for erection/construction of a new maintenance building located along the east fence line to accommodate the maintenance activities. Permit 03 — 4076 Issued on June 21, 2004 (Plans submitted May 28, 2003 (May 15, 2003)). Pending Permit Re - Issuance for Building Height Change. Cost: Parts Storage Pad $3,055.00; Shop Building $24,000.00; Concrete — Original Pad $6,972.00, Concrete — Second Layer $9,952.00; Triple E Engineering $600.00; CBC Steel $500.00; Permit $484.28; SUSD $85.00; Bain Steel $740.00 (Parts); Bain Steel $450.00 (Coordination); Bain Steel $3,638.79 (Wall Panels); Bain Steel $4,660.00 (Labor), CFR Services $220.00 (2005); Siegfried Engineering $3,045.00 Complaint: 13.q. Violation of CFC, Article 80, sections 8004.2.2, failure to dispense and use hazardous materials in open containers or systems in accordance with the CFC. Additionally, pursuant to section 8001.4.2, containers, cylinders and tanks shall be designed and constructed in accordance with nationally recognized standards Fire Safety Inspection, July 18, 2002: Sampling Station 1: Provide approved storage of hazardous liquid waste under the sink. The open bucket capturing the waste liquids of reagent chemicals dumped down the open sink does not comply with the code as an approved container. The liquid waste chemicals shall have secondary containment. CFC 8004.2.2 and 8001.4.2 Sierra Chemical Response and Action: Sink was replaced with stand alone sink plumbed to closed sample basin on adjacent Powell Machine Cost: NA