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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
4700 - Waste Tire Program
RECORD_ID
PR0535342
PE
4740
FACILITY_ID
FA0020390
FACILITY_NAME
RENEWED RESOURCES CORP
STREET_NUMBER
29425
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
MACARTHUR
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
APN
25312026
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
29425 S MACARTHUR RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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FIRE PREVENTION <br /> A number of resources are available to TIRE FIRE CAUSES <br /> the fire prevention officer to reduce the <br /> environmental impact of waste tire Wildland Fires <br /> storage. The Uniform Fire Code, <br /> National Fire Protection Association, Grass and brush fires are an important <br /> Titles 14 and 19, as well as the Health and consideration here in California. In June, <br /> Safety Code should be referenced while 1978 a grass fire in Roseville, California <br /> enforcing minimum State Regulations. consumed a reported 750,000 scrap tires. <br /> Important to the development of a fire The remains of this fire are still visible <br /> prevention program is knowing what today. <br /> causes tire fires. Like heavy crude oil, In your own grass fire fighting experience <br /> tires are not easily ignited. But once you may recall a tire in the open field, <br /> ignition takes place, tires, through their which was unscathed by the fire. How <br /> doughnut shaped construction and then could grass fires affect an entire pile? <br /> chemical composition, can support <br /> combustion. One answer is the surface condition of the <br /> Data from the California Fire Incident tire itself. Tires do not decompose. They <br /> Reporting System (CFIRS) suggests three are, however, affected by weathering. Old <br /> tires will crack and check, making the <br /> tire fires occur in California annually. broken surface easier to ignite. <br /> Between 1980 and 1991, there was an <br /> annual average of nine tire fires for scrap Another explanation lies in the fuel load <br /> and junkyards in the United States. This of the grass fire itself. If grass is allowed <br /> figure is based upon national statistics to grow up against a scrap tire pile and if <br /> (NFIRS) of participating states, where other combustible debris like wood, logs, <br /> tires were the form of material first tree limbs, old mattresses and trash <br /> ignited. impinge against a tire, then ignition of <br /> Tire fires have been started by these combustibles could readily start a <br /> fire. Once a tire is ignited, the radiant <br /> 4 Lightening strikes <br /> heat will spread quickly to others. <br /> 4 Grass fires Clearing combustibles from a tire pile site <br /> tb Accidents and should become a priority for fire <br /> 6 Arson prevention officers. Protection against <br /> Other than acts of nature, we can protect grass fires can be accomplished by <br /> scrap tire storage from grass and brush maintaining a minimum 40-foot fire break <br /> fires, accidental fires, and to some degree between tire piles and surrounding <br /> the purposely set fires. vegetation as required by The Uniform <br /> Fire Code. <br /> 23 <br />
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