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18. Does the property discharge waste water, on or adjacent to the property other than storm water into a <br /> sanitary sewer system? <br /> The reference to waste water does not include domestic sewage. The owner and each occupant should <br /> identify the locations of drain traps (sewer/storm drain locations), where they lead and. the purpose of <br /> any drainage pipes at the facility. Any ditches or streams on or adjacent to the property should be <br /> identified. <br /> Some jurisdictions require facilities with large roof or paved areas and construction sites to collect and <br /> divert runoff through a treatment process prior to discharging the stormwater runoff to municipal, <br /> separate storm sewer systems, or the waters of the United States. Such units are often called stormwater <br /> treatment systems. Oil-water separators are most often found outside a building under a manhole and <br /> require routine servicing to remove oil. Oil-water separators are usually in restaurants, repair garages, <br /> and service stations. Include any such oil-water separators or treatment systems if they have been <br /> installed at the property. <br /> (Circle One) Yes G <br /> Unknown <br /> 19. To the best of your knowledge, have any hazardous substances or petroleum products, unidentified <br /> waste materials, tires, automotive or industrial batteries or any other waste materials been dumped <br /> above grade, buried and/or burned on the property? <br /> Mounds or depressions may suggest a disposal site. A description of current and past hazardous waste <br /> disposal practices should be included. Copies of applicable permits, manifests and hazardous waste <br /> disposal records should be attached. <br /> (Circle One) Yes o Unknown <br /> L� <br /> 20. Is there a transformer, capacitor, or any hydraulic equipment for which there are any. records <br /> F" indicating the presence of PCBs? <br /> Elevators and auto lifts are often run by hydraulically controlled systems containing PCBs. Attach <br /> inspection or maintenance records for any elevator, capacitor, or other hydraulic equipment. <br /> (Circle One) Yes `V Unknown <br /> If yes, have there been any instances of insulating oil leakage and, if so, are they suspected of being PCB <br /> or PCB-contaminated? <br /> This Environmental Questionnaire was completed by: <br /> r <br /> E <br /> Site Manager Date <br /> F <br /> 5 <br />