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All participants shall remain in their vehicles during the collection program. Only trained personnel shall remove the waste from participants' vehicles. All associated collection personnel, contractors, and emergency response personnel who will be handling hazardous waste are required to wear protective safety clothing including footwear, eyewear and the appropriate respiratory protective equipment. Emergency response equipment with personnel trained in the use of that equipment will be on site at all times during the collection event. The name and phone number of the emergency coordinator, alternate emergency coordinator, and the location and telephone number of the local hospital with a route map shall be clearly posted at the event. All incompatible wastes shall be packaged separately and prior to packaging be stored in separate areas. SITE DECONTAMINATION At the conclusion of the waste collection program, any areas of the collection site contaminated with hazardous waste or waste residues shall be decontaminated. WASTE INVENTORY An inventory shall be kept of all waste collected. All transportation and disposal information shall be kept in accordance with hazardous waste manifest requirements. A summary of the collected inventory, and amount of all fees collected shall be submitted to the Department within 60 calendar days after completion of the collection program. A check shall be submitted to the accounting unit of the Department of Toxic Substances Control, for the amount equal to ten (10%) percent of the total fees collected from all participants within 60 calendar days after completion of the collection program. CF 0TMT'PV Security shall be provided at the collection location at all times until the site has been decontaminated and all waste has been removed. INSURANCE The agency sponsor has accepted the risk for this agricultural chemical waste collection program. In addition to its own liability coverage, the agency sponsor shall retain on file for a period of three years, the contractor's proof of insurance, contingency plan, and emergency procedures.