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• The facility also has any extremely hazardous substances present at any one time in quantities exceeding 500 pounds, or the associated Threshold Planning Quantity (TPQ). The hazardous chemicals to which these provisions apply are defined in the Code of Federal Regulations (29 CFR 1910.1200). The extremely hazardous substances to which these provisions apply are defined in 40 CFR 355. If the hazardous materials used at the facility meet the criteria listed in these two sets of rules, the facility must submit and regularly update an inventory of these hazardous chemicals and/or extremely hazardous substances to the local emergency responder and fire department. Based on SECOR's observations during the site inspection, none of the tenants appeared likely to handle hazardous substances in quantities exceeding the threshold requiring submittal of an inventory. 3.5.4 Solid Waste Solid waste generated at the subject property consists of typical office trash such as paper products, cardboard, etc. Solid waste is collected in roll-off dumpsters located at the loading dock entrances on the east side of the subject property. No significant staining or discoloration of the concrete surface beneath the dumpsters was observed. General trash is collected by Tracy Delta Disposal and disposed of at a local landfill. Two large roll-off dumpsters were observed east of the subject property building. The dumpsters contained typical office trash and packaging trash including cardboard boxes. No significant staining or discoloration of the concrete surface beneath the dumpsters was observed. 3.5.5 Floor Drains, Sumps, and Other Subgrade Structures No floor drains were observed in the building. Public water and sewer services are provided to the subject property by the City of Tracy Water and Sewer Department, and storm drain service is provided by San Joaquin County. No evidence of a sanitary septic system was observed on the subject property. No other evidence of water wells, cisterns, or other subsurface structures was observed on the subject property. 3.5.6 Utilities Drinking water and sewer services are supplied to the subject property by the city of Tracy. Electrical service to the subject property is provided by Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E). Stormwater is collected at the subject property in stormwater sumps located in the parking lot. The stormwater sumps were observed to be free of evidence of chemical discharge. No drinking fountains were observed in either tenant spaces. Final ESA Report-30096.009-Tracy CA.doc 9 SECOR Intemationai Incorporated April 14,2005