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' 3455 French Camp Turnpike 49 0 Our Project Number: E07061A ' May 1,2007 ' migration up the vent. Two additional sensors, one located in the residence and one in the garage, are to detect any possible buildup of methane in the residence. ' 4.0 SENSOR ACTIVATION (WHAT TO DO WHEN I HEAR AN ALARM) The system includes one vent sensor and two interior building sensors. The two interior building sensors have alarms built into them. Please familiarize yourself to these alarms and what to do when one activates. The following practices are used when the alarm activates: First that it's the methane sensor alarm that is activated. There are • identify other alarms commonly found in residences (i.e. smoke, carbon dioxide, timers, ' alarm clocks, etc.). • Exit the residence in a calm and orderly manner; if there are other people in the ' residence, inform them to leave also. • Call the local fire department (911). 5.0 MAINTENANCE OF THE SYSTEM The methane mitigation system requires calibration. The sensors located within the house require calibration based on the manufacturer's recommendations; every 3 months for the 2001 models, and once a year for the 5100-28 (vent sensor) model. In addition to the calibration, notes shall be kept on when the alarms activate, if it was a false alarm, and any issues that occurred with the system. Additional notes will be necessary if work is done to the residence (i.e. additions, water leaks, pipe leaks, alterations, etc.). Contact information and Calibration Service Information is provided below. ' 6.0 CONTACT INFORMATION ' Stockton Fire Department: 911 Responsible Person for Maintaining and Current Property Owner Operating the System Name Name ' Address Address City, State, Zip City, State, Zip Phone Phone ' 902 Industrial Way-Lodi, CA 95240 209 367 3701 •Fax 209.369.4228 02007 Neil O.Anderson&Associates,Inc.