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State o(Giifomia-California Environmental Protection Amy %-00 Department of Toxic Substances Control <br /> TIERED PERMITTING PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST <br /> SECTION IV: FACILITY WALK-THROUGH INSPECTION-OTHER AREAS <br /> Instructions: This section ofthe checklist requires the owner and/or operator of the facility to conduct a walk-through Inspection ofthose portions of the facility <br /> not addressed in Section III in order to identify possible environmental problems,environmental warning signs or potential exposure to people,animals,or <br /> plants. Some of the problems that may be discovered during this inspection include abandoned storage tanks,spill areas,surface impoundments,etc Some of <br /> the environmental warning signs include stains,discolored vegetation,and/or unnatural terrain. During the Inspection,were any of the following present: <br /> YES NO <br /> 1. Does the facility have bent pipes,fill pipes,and/or access routes that may indicate the presence of an X <br /> underground storage tank? <br /> 2. Does the facility have stains and/or discoloration of the soil,flooring,drains and/or walls at the X <br /> facility which may indicate a release to the environment that has not or is not being addressed under <br /> the oversight of an appropriate agency? <br /> 3. Does the facility have areas of soil at the facility that appear disturbed and which may indicate onsite X <br /> disposal or land treatment of hazardous materials or remediation of releases without oversight by an <br /> appropriate agency? <br /> 4. Does the facility have areas at the facility where the terrain appears unnatural, such as unexplained X <br /> mounds or depressions? <br /> 5. Does the facility have unusual smells or odors emanating from the soil,floor, drain,and/or walls at X <br /> the facility? <br /> 6. Does the facility have dead,abnormal,or distressed-looking vegetation or conspicuous absence of X <br /> vegetation at the facility that is not directly explainable by a deliberate action and/or lack of water at <br /> the site? <br /> 7. Where does rain and/or washwater drain to at the facility?(circle all that apply) Note: slightly <br /> contaminated storm or washwater can seriously contaminate evaporation or settling areas(with no <br /> drainage)over a period of time. <br /> orm D d. Open Land <br /> Sewer e. Areas of pooling, settling,or evaporation <br /> c. Drainage Ditch f Other <br /> NOTES: <br /> 2. Stain,but no visible leaks <br /> 7a.Rainwater to sewer on sump,then to sewer or treatment <br /> 7b.Process wash water to waste treatment,then to sewer. <br /> DTSC 1151(9/95) Please indicate total number of pages 5 of 6 <br />