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IV III I San Joaquin County mental NE1#9 Volume 1 Issue 4 August 2001 N Under-Dispenser Containment All new underground storage tanks (USTs) FREE Compliance School! installed in California after January 1, 2000 - are required to have under-dispenser contain- The San Joaquin County Certified Unified Program ment. It is also required for all systems in- stalled after July 1, 1987 that are located Agency (CUPA) is offering FREE classes to help busi- within 1,000 feet of a public drinking water nesses learn to comply with regulations enforced by the well. It is the responsibility of the owners or CUPA. Trainers from Network Environmental Systems operators of these systems to determine if their (NES) will teach the 4 hour classes. The training class • facility is in this category. This can be accom- covers: plished by accessing Geotracker at: http:// geotracker2.arsenaultlegg.com/. ➢ General categories of hazardous waste and manage- The new dispenser containment must be con- ment techniques tinuously monitored with an audible and visual ➢ Hazardous waste manifests and recordkeeping require- ■ alarm or must stop the flow of product at the ments dispenser. USTs that do not have under dis- ➢ Title 22 employee training requirements penser containment now are required to have it ➢ Hazardous waste storage and container requirements ■ installed by December 31, 2003. All dispenser pans used for secondary containment must be ➢ Hazardous Material Business Plan information protected against corrosion as required by Title % Requirements and applicability of Spill Prevention ■ 23 of the California Code of Regulations, Sec- Control and Countermeasure (SPCC), Emergency Re- tion 2635(a)(2). sponse and Contingency Plans. Effective immediately, all pressurized under- ground storage tank systems must have a 0.1 Classes will be held in Stockton. You must pre- gallon per hour annual line tightness test register to attend. Classes are scheduled on the fol- unless they satisfy the requirements in Title lowing dates: 23, CCR, Section 2636(g)(1-4) (positive shut- Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2001 8AM-NOON or IPM-5PM down). Thursday, October 18, 2001 8AM-NOON • All secondary containment systems must Monday,November 19, 2001 8AM-NOON have a continuous monitoring system con- Thursday, December 6, 2001 8AM-NOON netted to the pumping system. (This will require a sensor that can shut down the For more information or to register, pump). The monitoring system must shut call Sylvia at 209-468-3427. down the pump and also activate an audi- CALL SOON! Classes are filling up quickly! ble and visual alarm. • The pump must shut down if any of the monitoring systems fail or are discon- nected. LOW COST DISPOSAL... Do you generate less than 100 Shallow dispenser pans will need to have a kilograms(27 gallons)of hazardous waste per month? If you do, sensor installed (under permit with the Envi- you may qualify for hazardous waste disposal and recycling that ronmental Health Division)to satisfy the above is affordable, safe, and legal, sponsored by the Cities and requirements. If a site does not currently County of San Joaquin. For more information on the Condition- have sensors in the dispenser pans, a line tightness test is now required annually. ally Exempt Small Quantity Generator (CESQG) program, call (209)468-3066. CUPA NEWS is a publication of the San Joaquin County Public Health Services Environmental Health Division. The reader is cautioned that this publication is'not an official regulation or statute. It is only intended to be used as guidance for the applica- ble laws and regulations. Nothing in this publication is intended to,or does,supersede any provision of statute or regulation.In the event of • any conflict between any provision of statute or regulation and this publication,the statute and/or regulation shall control.