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5.5 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLING <br /> TABLE 5.5-5 <br /> Laws,Ordinances, Regulations,and Standards for Hazardous Materials Handling <br /> Administering AFC Section Explaining <br /> LORS Requirements/Applicability Agency Conformance <br /> Local <br /> San Joaquin County To consolidate, coordinate and make San Joaquin Sections 5.5.5.3 and <br /> CUPA Program(Health consistent the administrative County 5.5.5.4 <br /> and Safety Code Section requirements, permitting, inspection Environmental <br /> 25180; San Joaquin activities,enforcement activities and Health <br /> County Board of fees for hazardous waste and Department <br /> Supervisors Resolution R- hazardous materials programs in each <br /> 95-760) jurisdiction. <br /> San Joaquin County To protect public health and the San Joaquin Sections 5.5.5.3 and <br /> Hazardous Waste environment from exposure to County 5.5.5.4 <br /> Generator Program hazardous wastes by regulation of the Environmental <br /> (Health and Safety Code businesses and industries that Health <br /> Section 25200 et seq.; generate hazardous waste through a Department <br /> California Code of comprehensive program of inspection, <br /> Regulations Title 22, chemical emergency response, <br /> Section 66001 et seq.) surveillance, complaint investigation, <br /> and assistance to industry, <br /> enforcement and public education. <br /> San Joaquin County To ensure that hazardous wastes San Joaquin Sections 5.5.5.3 and <br /> Hazardous Waste Tiered treated on site prior to reuse or County 5.5.5.4 <br /> Permitting Program disposal are stored, handled and Environmental <br /> (Health and Safety Code disposed of in compliance with state Health <br /> Sections 25200.3, and federal laws and regulations. Department <br /> 25201.5; California Code Inspection, surveillance and permitting <br /> of Regulations Title 22, is required as part of the county <br /> Section 67450.2 et seq.) Unified Program. <br /> San Joaquin County Interagency emergency response San Joaquin Sections 5.5.5.3 and <br /> Environmental Health team guidelines for incidents involving County 5.5.5.4 <br /> Emergency Response hazardous material spills or releases, Environmental <br /> Program(California including health assessments to Health <br /> Health and Safety Code evaluate actual or potential Department <br /> Sections 25200 et seq. environmental contamination and/or <br /> and 101040) human exposure, recommendations <br /> for short and long-term cleanup, and <br /> oversight of the cleanup activities <br /> performed by the responsible parties <br /> or environmental assessment firms. <br /> AST=Aboveground Storage Tank <br /> CAA=Clean Air Act <br /> CaIARP=California Accidental Release Program <br /> Cal/OSHA= California Division of Occupational Safety and Health <br /> CPUC=California Public Utilities Commission <br /> CWA= Clean Water Act <br /> EPCRA= Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986 <br /> LEPC= local emergency planning committee <br /> MSDS= Material Safety Data Sheet <br /> OEHHA=Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment <br /> Pub. L. = Public Law <br /> RMP= Risk Management Plan <br /> RQ= Reportable Quantities <br /> SERC =state emergency response commission <br /> SPCC =Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures <br /> TPQs=Threshold Planning Quantities <br /> USC = United States Code <br /> 5.5-30 SAC/371322/082330015(LEC_5.5_HAZMAT.DOC) <br />