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WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS J.R. SIMPLOT COMPANY LATHROP, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY -5- 13. Simplot shall remove and relocate to a site approved by the Executive Officer, any chemicals or wastes which are located or discharged at this site in violation of requirements. C. Provisions: 1. Simplot shall comply with Monitoring and Reporting Program No. 83-038 and the General Provisions for Monitoring and Reporting as specified by the Regional Board Executive Officer. Monitor wells shall be located, de- signed, and installed under the direction of the Board's staff. 2. Simplot shall comply with the Standard Provisions and Reporting Require- ments, dated 21 September 1979, which are a part of this Order. 3. Simplot shall develop a Spill Prevention and Counter Measure Control (SPCC) Plan. A copy of the Plan shall be maintained at the plant and all employees involved in chemical handling shall be informed of the contents of the Plan. The SPCC Plan shall contain at least the following: a. Identification of all possible sources of accidental discharges or contaminated drainage, from loading and storage areas due to a power outage or failure of pumps, tanks, and pipes. b. Measures to prevent or contain any spill on company property. c. Measures to contain and cleanup spills that may drain off company property. d. Description of facilities, equipment, and procedures needed for effec- tive prevention and cleanup activities. e. Prediction of the effectiveness of the proposed facilities and proce- dures and an implementation schedule containing interim and final dates when the facilities will be constructed, implemented, or opera- tional. (Reference: Section 13267(b) and 13268, California Water Code.) f. Emergency notification procedures to include the telephone numbers of this Board, the Lathrop County Water District, the San Joaquin County Local Health District, Chemtrex, the State of California Office of Emergency Services, State Department of Health Services Hazardous Waste Management Branch and Sanitary Engineering Section, Stockton District, and at least two firms qualified in the cleanup of toxic and hazardous wastes spills. g. Steps to inform local fire crews of the need for using foam or similar fire control material instead of water, where such water cannot be contained within impermeable structures or when undesired reactions can occur.