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capabui ies to safely•and appropriately respondR) the spill, then evacuation should still take place and the local authorities contacted. 7.0 After the Emergency Within 5 days of the incident, the Emergency Coordinator (or designee) must submit a written report of the incident to the California State EPA. The report must include the following information: • Name, address and telephone number of the person filing the report. • Name, address and telephone number of the facility at which the incident occurred. • Date, time and location of the incident. • A brief description of the circumstances surrounding the incident. • A description and estimated quantity, by weight or volume, of materials or wastes involved. • An assessment of any contamination of land, water or air that has occurred due to the spill incident. • Estimated quantity and disposition of recovered materials or wastes that resulted from the incident. • A description of what actions the management of the facility intends to take to prevent a similar occurrence in the future. The California State EPA report is to be sent to: PO BOX 806 SACRAMENTO CA 95812 The City of Stockton further requires a written follow up report, filed by the generator within five calendar days of the incident, with the Pretreatment Section. The report shall contain the following: • A description of the discharge, the cause of the upset and the upsets impact upon the user's compliance status. • The period of noncompliance, including the exact dates and times of noncompliance, and if the noncompliance continues, the time by which the noncompliance is expected to be corrected. • Any and all steps taken, or to be taken, to reduce, eliminate and prevent recurrence of the noncompliance. The City's written report is to be sent to: Frank Tucker Environmental Control Officer 2500 Navy Drive Stockton, California 95206 8.0 Chemical substances at Unifirst—Stockton. California There are nine 9 chemicals used in the laundering process. These chemicals are all stored in a designated area located in the washroom. Chemicals are drawn from storage as needed or using automatic dispensers. The following chemicals and their properties are described in the attached Manufacturers Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). Aside from the wash aisle chemicals, the only potentially hazardous materials are located in the maintenance shop. The washroom chemicals are listed below: CONTENTS CAPACITY TANK MATERIAL SODIUM HYDROXIDE 1000 GALLONS DOUBLE WALL PLASTIC TANK SODIUM SILICATE 1000 GALLONS DOUBLE WALL PLASTIC TANK AMMONIUM THIOSULFATE 55 GALLONS PALASTIC DRUM HYDROFLUOROSILIC ACID 55 GALLONS PLASTIC DRUM ALPHA NONIONIC SURFACTANT 2000 GALLONS DOUBLE WALL PLASTIC TANK BLEACH 55 GALLONS PLASTIC DRUM