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SAN JOAQUIN COUNT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH SECTION 1. Hazardous Materials Management Plans MUST be complete,accurate,ledgible and completed in ink or typed. 2. Original signature MUST be submitted and MUST be signed in ink. No copies or facsimile of signature will be accepted. 3. A plan shall be completed for each facility which has a different facility site address. 4. The attached forms or our format will be the only form accepted. Additional information or sections can be added by the business if desired. 5. At least one copy shall be retained by the business for its own use during an emergency. The HMMP shall be readily accessible for use by employees or inspection by County representatives. 6. All the areas in Section 2 at the bottom must be completed. This includes the Dun &Bradstreet Number by calling(215)882-7748 and the Standard Industrial Code(SIC)Number by calling your Planning, Building or Finance Department or visit the local library. 7. After your HMMP has been reviewed,your annual fee will then be generated from your inventory, with payment due within 30 days of receipt. All business licenses and building permits must be reviewed for compliance with the provisions of Chapter 6.95 of the Health and Safety Code. If a business is delinquent in their annual fee and/or their HMMP and inventory, it could lead to delays or rejection of the license or permit process. Please be aware that: Section 25514. (a)Any business that violates Sections 25503.5 to 25505,inclusive,or Sections 25508 to 25510,inclusive, the administering county or city in an amount of not more than two thousand doll ($2,000)for each day in which the violation occurs. If the violation results in,orsignificantly contributes to,an emergency,including afire,the business shall also be assessed the full cost of rhe county or city emergency response,as well as the cost of clean- ing up and disposing of the hazardous materials. (b) Any business that knowingly violates Sections 25503.5 to 25505, inclusive, or Sections 25508 to 25510, inclusive,after reasonable notice of the violation shall be civilly liable to the administering county or city in an amount not to exceed five thousand dollars($5,000)for each day in which the violation occurs. Section 25514.3. Any person that knowingly violates Sections 25503.5,25503.7,25505,25508,25509,25509.3,25510, or25533 after reasonable notice ofthe violation,is upon conviction,guilty ofa misdemeanor. Thissection does not preempt any other applicable criminal or civil penalties. 1 rose