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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0004307
PE
2632
FACILITY_NAME
PA-0200254
STREET_NUMBER
8811
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
BRADY
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
MANTECA
ENTERED_DATE
5/17/2004 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
8811 E BRADY RD
RECEIVED_DATE
6/13/2002 12:00:00 AM
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Approved
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SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS PROGRAM <br /> This survey form is intended to Identify businesses,which need to comply with the hazardous materials emergency planning <br /> and reporting requirements of Chapter 6.95 of the California Health and Safety Code. This statute requires businesses,which <br /> handle hazardous materials to prepare emergency plans for their employees'use in an emergency. Businesses must submit a <br /> copy of this plan,along with annual Inventory of their hazardous materials,to public agencies for use in protecting emergency <br /> responders and the public. In San Joaquin County,the Office of Emergency Services(OES)has been designated to <br /> administer this program. Should you have any questions on this program or this form, please call that office at(209)468-3969. <br /> Please consider the following guidelines when completing the questions on the front of this form. <br /> j <br /> Question 1: I <br /> The law defines"hazardous material"for purposes of this program as any material that, because of its quantity, <br /> concentration,or physical or chemical characterl�tics, poses.6 significant present or potential hazard to human health and <br /> safety or to the environment If released into the work place or-the environment. This includes,_but is limited.to„fuels,petroleum-- <br /> I „products, paints,_propane,oxygen;ammonia;chorine,pestibidei3;-fertillzers,and-hazardous wastes. Answer"Yes”if you use a <br /> material that meets that definition In any quantity at least once In the year. If you are unsure, contact our office at(209)468- <br /> 1 3969 for assistance. If you answer"No'and at a'later date your business,or a tenant on your property, begins handling <br /> hazardous materials,you must Inform the Office bf Emergency Services within 30 days. <br /> � I <br /> Question 2: <br /> If you answer"Yes,"you must meet the requirements of Chapter 6.95 of the California Health and Safety Code. Our office <br /> will be contacting you to provide assistance. These requirements must be met prior to Issuance of a certificate of occupancy. <br /> If you answer"No,"our office may conduct an inspection after you begin operations to verify your exemption. <br /> The statutes establish some modified requirements or program eyemptions for certain uses of hazardous materials. If you <br /> 1 answered"Yes"to questions 1 and 2,determine whether your business meets one of the following conditions. Then mark the <br /> appropriate boxes on the front of this form. Our office will contact you to make a final determination of these exemptions. <br /> A. Recall Exemption: Products packaged for direct distribution to the general public are exempt from the <br /> program. This exemption may not apply If 1)the quantity handled creates an unacceptable public hazard;2) <br /> the material Is being used directly by the business as part of Its operations In addition to being sold to the <br /> general public;or 3)the general-public does not have ready access to the product as it is stored by the <br /> business,e.g.,in a warehouse, <br /> B. Medical Exemption: Medical offices which use only oxygen and/or nitrous oxide In quantities less than 1,000 <br /> cubic feet are required to meet modified requirements. <br /> C, Farm Exemptlo :Farms,as defined in the question,must meet modified program requirements. The <br /> definition of farm In the law does no include businesses providing commercial pest control services,fertilizer <br /> application services, product processing services,or packing shed services for farmers. Farms qualifying for <br /> exemption are still required to submit an annual chemical inventory and fee to the County Agricultural <br /> Commissloner's Department along with other.requirements. Please contact the County Agricultural <br /> Commissioner's Department for further Information. Businesses operating a commercial business in <br /> addition to a farm as defined must comply with the HMMP program for those materials associated with the <br /> commercial business. <br /> Question 3; <br /> The Federal and State governments have defined approximately 366 chemicals as"Acutely Hazardous Materials"(AHM). The <br /> most common"AHMs"used In the County include chlorine,ammonia, sulfuric acid, methyl bromide, scroleln, sulfur dioxide, <br /> I formaldehyde,nitric acid,vinyl acetate monomer,hydrogen peroxide,and many types of pesticides. Answer"Yes"If you use <br /> any of these specific chemicals in any quantity at any one time of the year. Call our office for assistance If you are unsure. <br /> I <br /> Question 4: <br /> I ' <br /> Answer"Yes"if the boundary of your property or facility will be within 1,000 feet of the boundary of a school (K lhru 12). <br /> i <br /> i <br /> I <br /> i <br /> I <br />
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