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state of California-California Enviroriacntal Protection Agency Department of Toxic Substances Control <br /> TIERED PERMITTING PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST <br /> SECTION V: FACILITY WALK-THROUGH-INSPECTION <br /> Instructions: This section of the checklist requires the owner and/or operator of the facility to conduct a walk-through- <br /> inspection of the facility in order to identify possible environmental problems, environmental warning signs or potential <br /> exposure to people, animals, or plants. Some of the problems that may be discovered during this inspection may include <br /> abandoned'storage tanks, spill areas, surface impoundments, etc. Some of the environmental warning signs include stains, <br /> discolored vegetation, and/or unnatural terrain. During the inspection, were any of the following present: <br /> YES NO <br /> 1. Does the facility have vent pipes, fill pipes, and/or access ways that may indicate the presence NO <br /> of an underground storage tank? <br /> 2. Does the facility have stains and/or discoloration of the soil, flooring, drains and/or walls at NO <br /> the facility which may indicate a release? <br /> 3. Does the facility have areas of soil at the facility that appear disturbed without reason? NO <br /> 4. Does the facility have areas at the facility where the terrain appears unnatural, such as NO <br /> unexplained mounds or depression? <br /> 5. Does the facility have unusual smells or odors emanating from the soil, floor, drains, and/or NO <br /> walls at the facility? <br /> 6. Does the facility have dead, abnormal, or distressed-appearing vegetation or conspicuous NO <br /> absence of vegetation at the facility that is not directly explainable by a deliberate action <br /> and/or lack of water at the site? <br /> 7. Does the facility have areas of the ground surface of the site that have low lying spots or NO <br /> sloping areas where water can collect, pool, or run off? <br /> 8. Were any piping or secondary containment systems observed to be damaged or leaking? NO <br /> 9. Is there evidence or signs of structural instability? <br /> NO <br /> If YES, then attach a description of the structural instability and its location at the facility. <br /> 10. Is the facility unsecure due to improper fencing, absence of guards, or alarms. NO <br /> 11. Where does rain and/or wash water drain to at the facility (circle all that apply)? <br /> aStorm drain <br /> b Sewer <br /> C. Drainage ditch <br /> d. Open land <br /> Other LANDSCAPING <br /> Indicate below the drainage direction and pattern before the rain and/or wash water leaves the facility (i.e. North, <br /> towards the sewer in the street). NORTH TO STORM DRAIN <br /> 12. If you answered YES to any of the above questions, it may indicate potential contamination or it may indicate that <br /> there is an environmentally sensitive area near the facility and that the area could be impacted by any operation. <br /> You should examine these areas carefully to determine if further investigation is required to verify if contamination <br /> exists. Attach the results of the findings with a description of the problem, the Section and Question number being <br /> addressed, and submit it with this checklist to the Department (ie. Section V, Question 1). <br /> Please indicate total number of pages: Page 7 of <br /> DTSC 1151 (6/94) WORKSHOP DRAFT 12 <br />