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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBUSINESS PLAN (4)Hazardous Materials/Hazardous Waste Unified Permit CONDITIONS OF PERMIT ON REVERSE SIDE Permit ID #:: 015-000-001274 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS This _r~ermit is issued for the following: 121 Hazardous Materials Plan - [] Underground Storage of Hazardous Materials · [] Risk Management Program [] Hazardous Waste On-Site Treatment LOCATION: 1520 20TH ST Issued by: TANK 015-000-001274-0001 .. ~ .. :. ~? .... .'! .5 '.,. ! HAZARDOU~'S~I~§~AN~:E '"':~"1 CAPA~I~i:!~' DISPENS ~NSMONITORING DIESEL FUEL ~2 ~. ~ .~;~:,* .~:~ .... .~.~ ~: ...... :;..~0~',.~:~;: ~ ;.~ ::'v¥,~.~ ~ ":~:~,~-,-~' ~. ~.. Bakersfield Fire Department OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 1715 Chester Ave., 3rd Floor Bakersfield, CA 93301 Voice (661) 326-3979 FAX (661) 326-0576 Approved by: ~~lP~~office of Evi 'ro~ Issue Date Expiration Date: June 30; 2003 $CAL~: 1"=10' BI IESS NAME: AT&T-' . FLOOR: BASEMENT OF 4 DATE: Q5~t8/88 FACILITY NAMEi TOLL UNIT # 01 (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRAM FACILITY DIAGRAM II EYE STREET I II .. CABLE_. VAULT I i' ~pU MECHANICAL " · -~ ELEV MEN ELEV ELEV · ~ ~¢~ CABLE VAULT ~. ~ MECHANICAL APR 23 2004 ~:28 BKSFLD FIRE PREVEMTI~M (G6118S~-2172 p.3 04/22/2f)04 14:84 '661392~621 P~E 81/~1 CITY OF B~F~LD O~ICE OF EN~O~~AL SER~CES 171~ Ch~ter Ave., Bakersfi~d, CA (~1) 326-3~9 APPLICA~ON TO P~O~ F~L MONITO~G CER~FI~TION TANK ~ VOLUME CONTBNT~ I __. .. _u~ ~.-~ 7_ RICH ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE STATION SERVICES 5643 BROOKS CT. 661-392-8687 BAKERSFIELD, CA 93308 · PAY TOTHE ~J~ash --- / DOLLAR,' ington Mutual .. , :. CONSOLmATED · ~.:.. :. ~ - . . BusINEss oWNER/OPERATOR mENTIFICATION ' - ....' : I. IDI~'TIFICATION ' ' I · " · ' ' I BE01NNING DATE - 'loo "'~.-' - · ':'- . /-z-,~/-~,~ ..,~ ' .. ...... :-.-.~ ~. BUS~O~ , " O~~G~D~S .. ~; .... ' .' ~. ~O~~ BUS~ PHO~ ·. ~ BU~ PHO~ ~H~ PHO~ I~ ~HO~ ~0~ s~ PAO~ ~ ..Pa°~.. .-' S~ oF O~%OP~R OR D~IGNA~D ~~A~E DA~ 'M t NAME OF ~UM~ P~ ~ UPCF (I/~ r~sed) "" - 4 OES FO~ 2730 (1/99) '."~""'~' ' '-.'UAZARDOuS MATERIAls INVF~ORY ~'C II~-~C~L'D,~sCRIPTIoN' .."." '"' :.,-.. - D~D..:." ' DD~- D~ ~ I ~ ~' '"' ~'..~-~ :.. ~' ..~. ..· . ~: ..- .-. ~ . ~ :. ,,~ . - . : · · .~ . . L ~.~ ~~0~ "- . '.~' ~"', ~T~',~ ~r~.. ,- - . · ,' · ..: ...~/W~'~. - .'. _.~ m. ~o · " .. n. ~c~ ~~o~ · · , C~ .... ' ..... '~ " ' ' · *~ ~ ~ '~', ~i ~ ~low ~ ~ ~ Ib~. . ' · .. ... , I"' '. ~.CODE~ ~' ~ ~. .. . _ [ ~USMA~L. ' ' ~ 211 ~A~ ~Y~ ~N; 212[ ~E (~ ~ ~ ~)' ~ ~.~u~ b. ~ ~ ~ W~ · 216 .' (~k~) '.' ' 0 s. ~ . R~E O.~P~~ . AC~L~ ~ [ DAYS ON S~: . _(~~) ' ' 'lf~,~~ ' ~GE.'" -"'. ' ~~. · O ~ ~ ~OUNU T~ O c. ~O~~ U~ O i. m~ ~UM Om. O~ ~: ~q. ~L C~. -., ~. ·.'-~ -...=.'~. O b..U~O~O~OU~U T~ ~. O ~. C~ · ." . . . O {- nAO O ~. ~C ~ ~ o~em.. = '..' "-' O~TAM~mSSEn~mO O'~Y' ' O t.~X OO. ~am ~GE P~. · .' ~a. A~ O b. ~OVE A~I~ O c. B~W ~ {. ~OE ~E~'- ~. ~ ' O b. ~ ~ ' O c. B~W ~n~ O d. ~Y~C " , ~ · ~US ~~ ~r ~ ~ ~ ~y) ~ C~ · ~. 4. ' '' ' ~ ~ ~ Y. ~o ~ ~ ~3 D Y~ 0 No ~ .. ~D~ON~ ~Y ~~ ~~ON __~ . '":'" '" ' .PI~ i mCF (1/99~ 6 OES Fo~ 2731 .... 'IjNIFII~ PROGRAM CONSOLIDATED FORM " ': ~.. ;' :.' '" ' '"'-'.. ~ ". · " HAZARDOUS MATERIALS . "' S MATERIALS INVF, NTORY - c m~.M]C,~d, DF_,scRIFEIoN "... -: .DADD · DDm-h'TE ...... FIREVlSE . ?oo. ] Paso' or .. ~ .:. : . ... · .. ... 'L FACILITY INFORMATION' " ...-. : 'BUSINESS NAME (Same a.s~ACILITY NAME or DBA - Doi n~ Business As) ' · "/~r~ r~. ?r~- '. ' "· · I-I ~rm ~. ~o' ' FACILITYm, 1'. .:.. . ~;ii.' - . . ' MA~,~.,,.U· ~ Gm~(~, · ,:' ':. ii. CHEMICAL INFORMATION " .. ,:.._/%¢~/ ~_>.. :. .-- ,.~... .. . ~ ~o CA~...- , .- . . ..' *If EH~ is 'Yes', ali amounts below must be in'lbs. " 213 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL J~a '. FED HAZARD CATEOORI~ . . 216 (Check all thai apply) ~ FIRE [] b. --CLIVE [~] ¢..'RESSURE 'I='-{~ASE ~,,~. 'ACUTE HEALTH ~'. CHRONIC I~,ALTH . STORAGE ' '.~.c_~., :- ".~.: '~ .' ": ' !,}.': '"' -":-ii'. I-Ic.T~msm£smLDmO' '[-{s. CARBOY!'. ' {="[ t. BOX :' [-[o. TOTEBIN " [] d. ~ DRU~ [] h. sn.o n L cn.m~ [] p. TAI~K WAC, OH STORAGE PRESSURE ~][~,a. AMBIENT ' [-] b. ABOVE AMBlENT [] c. BELOw AMBIENT STORAGE TEMPERATURE ~ AMBIENT r-[ b. ABOVE AMBIENT [-I c. BELOW AMBIENT [] d. CRYOGENIC · %WT' ' 'HAZARDOUS coMPONENT (For mixture or waste.only) EHS CAS # 1 . .' .... ' ~o - :'. n~ []Yes [] No z~ 3 4 5 ~42 24,, [] Yes [] No. ~D~ON~.~Y ~I J.F~ ~~ON . · '" ff ~, PI~ Si~ He~ I ~CF il/0Ol' ' '" 6 OES Fo~ 2731 i . I~.. . - BusINESS ACTIVITIES ..' ~' Page 1 of ;.,. -~ . ... · I. FACILITY IDENTIFICATION . BUSINESS NAMi~ (Shine ns Fac~.s.~.Nnme of DBA-Doing B~.~ss. As) . ' . ~ . ,- ".. II.' AL'rlVlTIES DECLARATION -' .. · . NOTE: If you YES to any part of this list, piea.~ m~bmit the Bn..~ O~aer/Ope..~or Identffi~on page (OE8 Foma . ' . Do~ yOur faeility..i . . . lf¥~, plea.~ eomplete.th~ pag~ oftl~ IJPCF .... ^. ~IJSI~~ ~ - ' .' Have on ~i~ {for any pu~po~) ha2ardo~ materials at:or ahoy, 55 galiom · ' ' for iiqnid~, .~0 pounds for mlid~, or 200 oubi¢ f~t fo!' eompre~d ~.. " .- (inelnde liquids in ~T~ and IJST$); 'or th~ applicable FeStal thr~hold [] NO 4 i ... 'quantity foran extremely hazard°us substance specified in 40 CFR Part -CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION (OES 2731) 355. Appendix A or B; or handle radiologica! materials in quantities for · . 'Which an emergency plan is reqUired pursuit ~o 10 CFR Parts 30. 40 or , .707. .. · B. UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS COSTs) ... __' UST FACR.fl~ (vornm~ sw~cs Fora A) 1.' OWn or operate underground storage tanks? .. ~YES f-INO 5 2.'"' ' Intend to upgrade existing or install new USTs? ' J[~YES ~e NO 6 U'ST FACILITY :- . . . · · · · UST TANK (on~ ~ ' " ' ' '- U~T INSTALI-ATION - CERTIFICATE OF 3.' Need~to repon'clo$ing' a lIsT?" FI Y~ NO ? u~r T~'K ¢~ ~ ~ p~ ~ 12. ABOV~ GROIJND PETROLEUM STORAGE TANKS : .:.; O~n or operate AST$ above ~ threr~lds: ~ ' · -.-the total capat:ity fOr ti~ facility is greater 'than 1;320 galiou~? D. HAZARDOUS WASTE. · .... · · . .1." 'C~nerateha~ardo~waste?'.. ' " F']Y~ ~NO 9 EPA ID NUl~ER'= Pro~i dc at ~e top of _.. '-' ." " '. .... '~: '" . . · fl~i~¢ ...... " 2. ',/' Recycle more than 100 I~,/month of excluded or e.x~-mpted ~i~ ' ' RF..C~L~ !~~ REPORT 3. Treat hazardous waste on site? ,~, ONS1TE HAZARDOUS WASTE ..' .... . .. -. '~' ' [-]YES'~NO 11 TREATMENT-F ACILITY(r~m~,D~SC Farms ONSITE HAZARDOUS WASTE · ." · TREATM]ENT - UN1T 4. . Treaunent subject to financial assurance requirements (for ~ CERTIFICATION OF FINANCIAL Permit by Rule and Conditional Authorization)?. [] YES~NO-. 12 ASSURANCE (v~sm~ ovsc r~m 12~) / REMOTE WASTE / CONSOLIDATION 5... .. Comolidate. hazardous· ~ waste generated at a r~mote site? [] YES ·__ _NO 13 'SITE ANNUAL NOTIFICATION 6.. Need to report Ge Closure/removal of a tnnlr limt was classified ns HAZARDOUS WASTE TANK CLOSURE UNO 14 hn-nrdous wns~ and ~ omit? ~ CERTIFICATION (snnne~ ~rrsc F~n E. LOCAL REQIHREMEWF$ (You may also be mluired m provide additioml infonmlion by your CUPA or h~nl agency.) · - MONIT IklNG SYSTEM CERTIF ATION For Use By 2t Il Jurixdictions ~V#hin the State of Ccdifornia .-l~,'horio' C#ed: Chapter 6. 7, Health and S. afe.ly Code; Chapter 16;' Division $, Title 23, Cali~brnia Code of Regulations This £orm mus~ be used to document testing and servicing of raonltoring equipment. A_ separate ce~ificadon or repm~ must be prepared ~o~ each monitorina system con~ol p~et by ~e ~eclmieian who performs ~e work. A copy of this tbrm musr be provi~d to the tank sys;em owner/operator. The o~er/operator lnust submit a Copy of aris form to ~e local agency regulating UST systems wkhin 30 da).s o~ ~c~r dace. ~. General lnformatt~ Faciti~y Name: ' ~ ~ Bldg. No.: ..... k'aciti~>. Contact Person: ~ ~{~0 Con;act Phone. No.:'( ~ ( ) ~-~¢ e ...... Make.. Model of Monimriag System: ~~-- ~ ~-- ~ Date of Testfl~g/Se~wicing: ~ /~/O B. inventory of'Equipment Tested/Certified ~ificti dtS'_a qaropriqte bojes ro iadigare ~oeeitic equipment insp~etfid/s~D, isq~: ~hM'antT~auging Probe. Model: ~{ ~-{ . Q In-Trak Gauging Probe. Model: ............. ~/,tmutar Space or Vault Sensor. Model: g2 : U ~ul~ Space or Vault Sensor. Model:, ............. ~ipin~ Sump /Trench Sensor(s). Model: . ~ Piping Sump / Trench Sensor(s). · Model: ~ }:'itl gtm'lp Sensorks). Model: ~ O~ . ~ Fill Sump Sensor(s). Model: ..... ~ Mech~mical Line Le~ Detector. Model: .~ Mech~ieal Line Le~c Detector. Model: ~ Elccu'odc Linc Let& Detector. Model: ' ~ Electronic Line Le~ De~ector. Model: O '['ank Ovcrfifl / High-Level Sm~sor. Model: ~_ ~ Tm~k Overfill / High-Level Sensor. Model: 0__Q~?fgsp~ci~' e~uipmen[ r),pe md model in Section E on Page 2). ~ O~er (specie, equipment type ~d model in Section E on Page 2).. n-f~lk Gauging Probe. Model: ~~ ~ In-T~k O~uging Probe. Model: ...... inulin' gp~ce or Vauk Sensor. Model: ~0 ~ '~ ~nul~ Sp~e or Vault Sensor. Model: ipmg Sump / Trench S~sor(s). Model: ~ O~ ~ Piping Sump / Trench Sensor(s). Modal: ~ Fill Sump Sensor{s). Model: ~ Fill Sump Sensor(s). Model: G Meck~fieal Line Le~ D~eemr. Model: .~ Meoh~ie~t Line Leak De~eoror. k, lo~l: ~ Etecwonic Line Le~ De~ecmr. Model: · ~ gleetronio Line Le~ Detector. Mod~k ~ 'l'mdc Overfill / High-Level Sensor. Model: ~ T~k Overfill / ~i~-Level Sensor. Model: .._~_ ~)rj?US~ped~'.e< uipmenr ~y~ ?~ model in Section E on Pa e ~) ~ Other (speei~ equipment Wpe ~d model in geefion g on ~age 2). ~ispenser ID: ~O~ Dispenser ID: ~ Dispenser Coaminmenr Sensor(s). Mod~l: '~ Dispenser Contdnment gengor(s). Model: ~ Sllear Valve(s). :~ Sh~ Valve(s). _~_ pj~2)~f~o~nment Float(s) ~d Chain(s). :~ Dispenser Containment Floa~(s) and Chain(s). _ Dispenser ID: :Dispenser ID: _ ~ Dispeuser Containment Sensorts). Model: '~ Dispe~er Containment Sensor(s). Modek ~ Shear V.ah, eks). ~ She~Valve(s). .~ LS~5~iA~r Contaimnem Float(s) mad Chain(s). '-~ Dispenser Containment Flora(s) ~d Chain(s). _ ....... Dispeaser ID: Dispenser ID: ~ Dispenser Conrainmen[Sensor(s). Model: ~ Dispenser ConrainmentSensor(s). Model: ............ ~ S~lcm' V;dvets).' .~ She~ V~ve(s). ...~.pj. ppensec Conr~m~en[ Float(s) ~d Chain(s). '~ Dispenser Containment Floa[(s) ~d Ch~n(s). . ............. df the fitciliry coat,ns more tin, ks.or dispensers, copy this form. h~¢lude' Nformation for eve~ trak ~d dispenser at the faeili~,. C. Cerdfical:ion - I certify that the equipment identified in'this doeuatent was inspected/serviced in accordance with the manufacturers' guidelines.. Attached to this Certification is i.fformation (e.g. manutheturers' checklists) necessary to verify that this information is correct add a Plot Plan showing the layout of monitoring e.,~,uE~nent. For any eq~ip, j~ent efi)pable of generating such reports, .I. have also attached a copy of the re_~port; (eheclr all that t~ply): ' ~tem set-up ~Al~history re~t ~ ~ Ce,'ti~k'arionN'o.: ~0~ . License.~ 061/D40- ~,909850 . 'I'estingCon,pm,y~mne: RICH ENVIRONMENT.A~ . PhoaeNo.:(661 ) 392-8687 ..... i Site Address: ~-/S~ ~ 5~ -0~~~ Date ofTest~Servicing: ~ /~3/fl~. '1 Pag~ 1 of 3 o31oi I Monitoring System Certilication . . ; b. i(csui~s of Testing/Servicing ~oft~ :Ire Version Installed: __ Co~,plctc the following checldist: __.  ' es ~ ~ No* ls ~e audible alarm operational? = ' . ~~ ~ No* Is ~e visual alarm Operational9 .~~[ ~ No* Were all sensors visually h~spected, fimCtio~ly tested, m~d confirmed operational? ~ ~ Yc-s ~ No* Were alt sensors ~stailed at lowes~ poiht 0f:secon~y contaiment ~d positioned so that other equipment w~- . nor inter/~re with their prolner }~ Yes ~o* If alums ~e relayed to a remote 3~onkork~g ~tation, is ail conununieatious equipment (e.g. modem) ~ N/A operational? ~s ~ No* For press~ized pip~g systems, does ~e tt~bhxe automatically shut do~ if ~e pip~g secondly containment ~ N/A monitor~g system detects a te~q faits ~to op~e, or is. elecu-ically d~comxected? If yes: w~ich sensors hxitiate pbsirive shut-down? (Check all that aPRI>)'~ ffi Sump/Trench Sensors; ~ Dispenser~nraimuenr Sensors. Did you confirm positive shut-down d~ to lefl(s m~d sensor failure/disco~ection? ~ Yes; ~ No. ' -~'ci ~ No* For r~ systems that utilize ~e mqnitov~g system as fl~e prhnary ta~ overfill warning device (Lc.' ~ N/A mech~ical overfill prevention valve i~ ~smlled), ~ fl~e overfill w~ning alarm visible and audible ar the rank fill poin[(s) m~d operating properly? If ~o, at what percent of ta~( capaci~ does fl~e ~ Yes* ~N'o W~ any monitorh~g equipment replacgd? If yes, i&nti~ specific sensors, probes, or other eqnipmem replaced i~ taxa list ~e manu/hctm'er name and model tbr all replacement p~s in Section E, below. ~ No Was liquid fotmd ~side any secondmY containment systems designed as d~ systenu? (Check all Product; ~ Water. If yes, describe causes;in Section E, below. - ~s [ ~ No* Was modtoring sysm~ set-up reviewed to ensm'e proper seaings? AUach set up repons, if applicable ~k'es ~ ~ No* Is ~1 monitor~g equipment operational pc(manufacturer's specifications? _~, * in Section E below, describe how and 'when these deficiencie~ were or will be corrected. Page 2 of 3 03/0 ¥'. ~n-Tank Gauging/SIR Equipment: this box ~f t~auging is used only for inventol~y control. ~ Check ~is box if no t~c gaugMg or SIR equipment is installed. Thi~ ~ecfion must be completed if in-t~c gauging equipment is used ~o perform [e~ detection monitoring. (?o~?~ete the following checklist:, · . : . ~ Y c-s ~ No* H~ ail input wking been inspected for proper entry ~d termination, including testh~g for ground hults? ~ Yes ~ No* Were all t~c gauging probes v[suatly iaspected for dmage and residue buildup? ~ 'Yes ~ No) W~ acc~acy of System product level r~ad~g~ tested~ ~ 'Yes ~ No*' Was acc~acy of system water lever readhg~ tested~ G X'es ~ No.* Were allprobes rehstailed property~ ~__..'7'~.. ~ No* W~[e ail .... items on the enuipment nmnuhe~er?s ma~ten~ce checklist completed? =' In 'thc ~ecfion H, below, describe how and when these deficiencies were or will be corrected. G. Line Leak Detectors (LLD): beck this box ffLLDs are not installed. Complete the following cheeldist: ., .. - ~ Yes ~ No* For eq~pment st~-up or ammal eq~Pment certification, was a te~ sim~med to veri~ LLD performance'? ~ N/A · {Cl~eck all rhar apply) Shnu[ated leak rate: i~ 3 g.p:h.; ~ 0.1 g.p.h; ~ 0.2 g.p.h. ~ Yes U No* Were all LLDs confirmed operational mxd acc~ate within re~atory requkements? ~ 5 es U No* Was ~e testhg apparatus properly cflibrate:fl¢ ~ Yes ~ No* For mech~ical LLDs, does the LLD ms=ict product flow if it detects a leak? ~ N/A . - ~ Yes ~ No* For elec=onic LLDs, does the turbNe ~utomaficflty shut offif~e LLD detects a leak? ~ N/A · ~ Yes ~ No* For elec=onic LLDs, does the turbh~e automfically shut off. if any potion of the 'monkoring system is disabled ~ N/A or discomaected? _J ~ Yes .J ~ No* For elec=oNc LLDs, does the turbine atttomafically shin offifany portion of~e monitoring system malfimctioas ~ N/A or hils a test? ~ Yes ~ No* For elec~0nic LLDs, have att accessible ~Xg co~ecfions been visually ·inspected? ~ Y es ~ No* Were fit items on ~e equipment m~ufac~er's maNtenance checklist compteted? ':'- In me Section H, below, describe how and when these deficiencies were or will be corrected. (_. O lillIl Itl[liS: Page 3 of 3 03/0 t · o~fitoring System Certification UST Monitorin~ Site Plan ......................................... ............................................ ' D~//5'~ ............................................. . . :~.u~, ........... ., ~: ............................. .... ~t4.~(~. ............................................ map was a~w~: _~__/~:~/Oq. Instructions 1£ you ah'eady have a diagram that shows all required: information, you may include it, rather than this page, w~ttx your Monitoring System Certification. On your site plan, show the general layout of tanks and piping. Clearly identify locations of the following equipment, if installed: monitoring system control panels; sensors ·monitoring tank. annular spaces, sumps, dispenser pm~s,, spill containers, or other secondary containment areas; mechanical or electronic tine leak de~'ectors; ~md in-tank liquid level probes (if used for [oak detection). In fine space provided, note the date this Site Plan xx.a.s prepared. Page __'of __ o5/o0 8,OF"£'tJMRE P,'£vIS;~ON LEVEL CC!I"IP1UNICATION~ E;ET'UP VERSq,JN 12~3, O0 ............. T '2 ;DRY TANK LJOUID 8EN~OR ~ETLIP ~iOFTb.~AI;~E~ S46120-100-~ PRODUOT CODE 1 ..... · ....... CREATED - 00.07.28.15.33 THERMAL COEFF NO GOFTbJBRE MODULE PORT SETTI l'qGB: TANK DIAMETER 3~. O0 L 1 ;BUMP WE~T TANK PROFILE 4 PTS TRI-STATE (~INGLE FLOAT) [SYBTEP1 FEATURES: NONE FOUND FULL VOL 250 CaTEGOR't' : ~TP BUPlP' PERIC, DIC IN-TANK TE~TS 22,5 INCH VOL ltl7 ANNUAL IN-TANK TESTS 1~.0 INCH VOL 125 7,5 INCH VOL fi2 L 2:BUMP EAST TR I -~TRTE (~ INGLE FLOAT ;, RS-222 END OF MESSAGE C~TEGORY : PIPINO ~UI',IP DISABLED FLOAT SIZE: 4.0 IN. [dATER WARNING : 2.0 L 3:DRYTANK RUPTURE BA,C_:N HICiH WATER LIMIT: 2.0 TRI-STATE (SINGLE FLOAT) CATE(;ORy : OTHER SEN~ORS PlAX OR LABEL VOL 250 OVERFILL LIMIT 97~;, 3"fGTEM SETUP' 242 ........ HIGH PRODUCT 97~; L 4:DR5" TANK ~NNULRR hP~ 29. 2004 8:29 g~'-'l 242 TRI-ffFRTE (SINGLE FLOAT) DELI VERY LIPIIT Or5 CATEGORy : ~NNULgR SPaC;E I N-TaNK SETUP 3'ff~'I'EM UNITS LOW PRODUCT : 1 O0 '- U.S. LEAK ~L~RP1 LIMIT: 99 L 5:EMC.DIESEL 5:YE~TEM L~P.I,gU~GE T 1 :DIE~EL SUDDEN LOSE: LIPIIT: 99 TRI-STATE (SINGLE FLG~T.',, EI,IGLi~H PRODUCT CODE 1 TANK TILT : 0.00 CATEGORY : ANNULAR BP~CE ~"z'STEP1 D~'rE...TIME FORMAT TBERMAL COEFF .00~450 .ION DD Y'¥"?Y HH:PII'.I:Sfi xM TANK DIAMETER 82.~0 MANIFOLDED TANKS TANK PROFILE 1 PT Tg: NONE 3~KERSf'IELD FULL VOL 8002 4TT DELIVERY DEL~Y : 99 MIN FLOAT SIZE': 4.0 IN, 3HIFT TIME 1 r~ISRBLED LdATER WARNING : 3}.qIFT TII"IE 2 r)ISABLED HIGH WATER LIMIT: SHIFT TIHE :3 I]ISABLEri :;HIFT TIME 4 DISRBLED 'MAX OR LABEL VOL 8000 OVERF ILL L I M I T 95% ?AIq},:: PER TST NEEDED WAN 76013 EXTERNAL INPUT ~ETUP ~ [ SABLED H I GH PRODUCT 90~'~ ........... ?Al'd( ANN 'TEiT NEEDED WRN 7200 NONE ~I SABLED []EL I VERY L IMI T 4%% 4~00 LEAl( TEBT METHOr~ .I NE RE-ENaBLE METHOD .............. 'R~S LINE TE£~T LOW PRODUCT : 413130 TEST ON l'iaTE : ALL T~NK LEAl,:[ ALARM L I M I T: 99 SEP 5,;.uu~.'" - - ,7, .INE PER T2,T I'qEEDEI-~ b,JRN SUI]DEN LOS~ LIMIT: 99 fiTRRT TIME : DISABLED JISABLEI-'~ TANK TILT :- 0.40 TEST RATE· :~,20 GAL....'HR .INE ANN TE;T NEEDED WRI,I DURATION : '2 HOURS II SABLED MAN I FOLDEB TANKS TST EARLY STOP: D I SRBLED T~: NONE )RI NT 'f'c: VOLUMES LEAl.', TEST REPORT FORI"lhT ~I SABLED ENHANCED LEAK H I N PER I OD I C: 0.'4 'EPlP t::OI'-tP'EI'.ISAT I ON : 0 .~ALbE (DEC~ F ~: 60.0 ;TIOK HEIOHT OFFSET · LEAl..[ MI N ANNUAL : 0:'..~ ~ I SABLED ' 0 ~AYL 1GHT ,~AV I NG T I PIE !NABLED ;TART DhTE PERIOD IC TEST TYPE tPR L,JEEK 1 ~ U[',~ ;ThRT TIP1E 8:00 AH ANN~JAL TEST FAIL !ND DATE ALARM DISABLED ~CT bJEEK 6 ~UN iND TIME PERIODIC TEST FAIL ;.'~:00 AH ALARM DI~hBLED (3ROSS TEST FAlL ALARM D I ',S~qBLED ANN TE~'F AVERAGING: OFF ........ ' PER TEST ~VERhC<I ['qa: OFF "~O~ T~NK TE~T NOTIFY: OFF TNK TST SIPHON BREAK:OFF DELIVERV DELAY : 1 MIN OaT:"UT RELAY SETUP ALARM HISTORY REPORT ALARM HISTORY REPORT '~ .... '- SYSTEM ALARM ..... SENSOR ALARM ..... 'R 1 :O',dER FILL aLaRM p~PER OUT L S:DaYTRNK RUPTURE TYPE: SEP 5, 2002 11:2~ APl OTHER ~TaND~RD PRINTER ERROR' FUEL ~LARM NORPI~LLY OPEN ~EP 5. 2002 11:25 ~M ~PR 2~, 2004 9:08 B~TTERY IS OFF OUL 16. 2001 9:16 ~M FUEL ~L~RP1 IN-T~NK ~L~RPI~ OCT 9, 2002 12:41 PM gLL ;OVERFILL ~Lf~RM SENSOR OUT ~L~RM R 2:MAIN 'r~Ng' LO~,a NOV 9. 2001 8:20 TYPE: NOrMaLLY OPEN I N-'TaNK ALARMS T 1 :LOW PRODUCT aLARM' ~ :~ ~ ~ ~ ENB ~ w. ~ ~ ~ R 3:NRiN TaNK LEF~K aLaRM TYPE: STANDARD ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ END ~ ~ ~ NORMALLY OPEN LIQUID ~ENBOR ~LM~ L 1 FUEL ALARM L 2 FUEL ALARM L 5 FUEL ALARM L 1 SENSOR OUT aLARM L 2 ~ENSOR OUT aLARM L 5 SENSOR OUT ALARM L I SHORT ALARM L 2 SHORT ALARM ALARM HISTORY REPORT L 5 SHORT aLARM ..... SENSOR ALARM ..... R 4:STP SHUT DOWN L 4:DAY TANK ANNULAR TVPE: ANNULAR SPACE ~TaNDARD FUEL aLARM NORMALLY OPEN aLaRM HISTORY REPORT aPR 2~, 2004 9:08 aM ....... SENSOR aLaRI'q ....... FUEL aLaRM LI~LIID SENSOR ALI"I~ L I:SUMP WEST MaR 26, 200S ~:~5 PM ALL:FUEL aLaRM ~TP SUMP ALL:fiENSOR OUT ALARM FUEL aLARM FUEL aLaRM ALL:SHORT ALARM ~PR 33, 2004 9:27 a~'-'l MAR 26, 2003 1:S3 PM FUEL aLaRM aUg 7, 2002 9:46 RECOI',IF: I L I AT I ON SETUP aUTOMaT I C Da I LY CLOS I NO TIME: 2:00 ~M PER I OD [ C RECONC; I L I aT I ON MODE: MONTHL? ST~ND~RD aLRRI"I HISTORY REPORT ..... SENSOR aLaRM ...... BUS ............ SLOT FUEL METER TANK aLARM HISTORY REPORT L 5:EMC.DIE~EL TaNK MaP EMPT'¥' _ .... ~ENSOR aLARM ...... ~NNULaR SPACE FUEL aLaRM L 2:SUI"IP EAST APR 23, 2004 _ :Wb P I P I NG ~UMP FUEL RL~RId FUEL aLaRM APR 23.. 2004 9:27 aM SEP 5, 2002 9:4fl FUEL RL~RM FUEL ~LRRM OCT 9.. 2002 12:35 PM SEP 5, 2002 9 FUEL RLARM OCT 9, 2002 12:31 PM MONITOR CERT , FAILURE REPORT sZTE CONTACT: ~'-t~ff~9 THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS WERE REPLACED/R~.PAIRED TO COMPLETE THE MONITOR CERTIFICATION TESTING. Z~ZST OF Pm:~TS :'" ~R~3 2004 9:28 B ;FLD FIRE PREVEMTIOM (661)852-2172 p.3 84/22/2;)64. 14:04 6613920621 P;~T-~ 81/01 *CO~Y REQUESTED 1715 Ch~ter Ave.,Bakers~d, CA (~1) 326 APPLICATION TO PR~O~ F~L MONI~~G,'CER~I~TION ow~ N~... -- TANK · VOLUlVi~. CONTHNTt i .... t.,/rt ~.-~,'7_ _ A T & T COMMUNICATIONS teID: 015-021~001274 Manager : BusPhone: (661) 861-9753 Location: 1520 20TH ST Map : 103 CommHaz : Moderate City : BAKERSFIELD Grid: 30C FacUnits: 1 AOV: CommCode: BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code:48!3 EPA Numb: DunnBrad:00-689-0080 Emergency Contact / Title Emergency Contact / Title KEN WEAVER / SUPERVISOR RICHARD HANSON / BLDG TECH Business Phone: (661) 546-2230x Business Phone: (661) 325-0569x 24-Hour Phone : (661) 570-3000x 24-Hour Phone : (888) 590-5860x Pager Phone : (888) 858-7243x Pager Phone : (661) 398-2678x Hazmat Hazards: Fire React ImmHlth DelHlth Contact : ON SITE WORK FORCE Phone: (661) 325-0641x MailAddr: 1520 20TH ST State: CA City : BAKERSFIELD Zip : 93301 Owner A T & T COMMUNICATIONS Phone: (888) 590-5860x Address : 455, SECOND ST State: CA City : SAN BERNARDINO Zip : 92401 Period : to TotalASTs: = Gal Preparer: TotatUSTs: = Gal Certif'd: RSs: No ParcelNo: Emergency Directives: ON SITE WORK FORCE: LINDA- G~rR'CTN .O,FC 325 0641 PGR 398-2652 24~HR KIMBER~R888_590_5860.OF 325-0641 PG~ 390 7536 ~',~ ~ ~nt name) ' mwewea 'me m[acheO ~araous materials manage- mere plan for ~ % ~ and ~hm it along with (~ M ~m) ~y ~o~s ~i~u~e a ~mpl~ end ~rr~ man- ~emem plan ~r my facility. 1 06/16/2003 A T &'.T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 STORAGE CONTAINER DATA (UST FORM A) Last Action Type: FACILITY/SITE INFORMATION Business Name: A T & T COMMUNICATIONS Cross Street : Business Type: Org Type: Total Tanks : 1 IndnRes/Trust: No PA Contact: PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION Name : RICHARD HANSON Phone: (661) 325-0569x Address: City : State: Zip: Type : TANK OWNER INFORMATION Name : RICHARD'HANSON Phone: (661) 325-0569x Address: City : State: Zip: Type : BOE UST Fee# : UNKNOWN Financ'l Resp: SELF INSURED Legal Notif : Property Owner Mailing Address Date:il/20/2000 Phone: (661) 235-0641x Name:CECILIA SCOPEL Ttl:MGR. State UST # : 1998 Upg Cert#: 00831 -2- 06/16/2003 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 Hazmat Inventory By Facility Unit [--- MCP+DailyMax Order, Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat common Name..,. ISpecHaz EPA Hazardsl Frm I DailyMax IUnit MCP SULFURIC ACID R IH L 277.00 GAL Hi DIESEL FUEL #2 F IH DH L 8275.00 GAL Low -3- 06/16/2.003 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteiD:. 015_021_00i274 ~ Inventory Item 0008 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME SULFURIC ACID Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit 'Map: Grid: 4TH FLOOR CAS# 7664-93-9 Liquid Mixture Ambient Ambient PLASTIC CONTAINER AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average GAL 277.00 GAL 277.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. RS CAS# 28.00 Sulfuric Acid (EPA) No 7664939 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount I EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ CuriesI R IH / / / Hi MISC. LOCAL AGENCY DATA Ag. Definedl: Ag. Defined2: Ag. Defined3: Ag.Defined4: Ag.Defined5: Ag.Defined6: Ag.Defined7: Ag. DefinedS: Ag.Definedg: Ag.Definel0: Ag. Definell -4- 06/16/2003 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 F Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME DIESEL FUEL #2 Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: IN ALLEY BEHIND BLDG 4TH FLOOR TURBINE ROOM CAS# 68476-34-6 r STATE TYPE PRESSURE TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid Pure Ambient Ambient 'UNDER GROUND TANK AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average 8000.00 GAL 8275.00 GAL 8275.00 GAL' HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. RS CAS# 100.00 Diesel Fuel No. 2 No 68476302 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Low MISC. LOCAL AGENCY DATA Ag.Definedl: Ag.Defined2: Ag. Defined3: Ag.Defined4: Ag.Defined5: Ag.Defined6: Ag. Defined7: 'Ag.Defined8: Ag.Definedg: Ag.Definel0: -- Ag. Definell 1. 9/7/93 UST Inspection- R.P. has no record of monitors being checked or calibrated. N.O.V. sent. MAT -5- 06/16/2003 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 9 ~ Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site STORAGE CONTAINER DATA (UST FORM B and AGENCY-DEFINED) Page 1 of 2 Last Action Type: Location In Site: IN ALLEY BEHIND BLDG 4TH FLOOR TURBINE ROOM TANK DESCRIPTION Tank ID#: 1 Mfr: JOOR Compart Tank: N Installed': 9/1988 Capacity: 8000 Gals No. Of Comparts: Additional Info: TANK CONTENTS Tank Use: MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL Petrol Type: DIESEL Matl Name:DIESEL FUEL #2 Cas #: 68476-34-6 TANK CONSTRUCTION 'Type : DOUBLE WALL Material(p): BARE STEEL Material(s): BARE STEEL Lining : UNLINED Installed: Corr Prot: FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC Installed: Spill Cnt : 1988 Alarm : 'Exempt: No Drop Tube : 1988 Ball Float : Striker Plate: 1988 Fill Tube S/O: 0 TANK LEAK DETECTION Sgl Wall:~ Dbl Wall: INTERSTITIAL MONITORING TANK CLOSURE INFORMATION/PERMANENT CLOSURE IN PLACE Last Used: Qty Remaining: Was Filled: No -6- 06/16/2003 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 ~ Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site STORAGE'CONTAINER DATA (UST FORM B and AGENCY-DEFINED).Page 2 of 2 PIPING CONSTRUCTION UnderGround Piping AboveGround Piping Type : SUCTION Const: DOUBLE WALL Mfgr : UNKNOWN Mtl : GALVANIZED STEEL & : Corr : CATHODIC PROTECTION Prot : PIPING LEAK DETECTION UnderGround Piping AboveGround Piping INTERSTITIAL MONITORING DISPENSER CONTAINMENT Installed: Type: NONE OWNER/OPERATOR SIGNATURE Date: 11/20/2000 Name:RICHARD HANSON Ttl:SUPERVISOR Prmt Number: 1274 Approved: Yes Expiration Date: 06/30/2003 AGENCY DEFINED TANK/LINE TEST -: CP CERT. : MANWAY INSP. :07/01/1999 UST MONIT. CERT:05/29/2002 -7- 06/16/2003 A'T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 Fast Format ~ Notif./Evacuation/Medical Overall Site Agency Notification 11/21/2000 NOTIFY SUPERVISOR, IF SUPERVISOR IS NOT AVAILABLE THE INDIVIDUAL INVOLVED WILL NOTIFY THE APPROPRIATE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AGENCY. IF LESS THAN 55 GALS A DIRECT CALL NOTIFICATION. IF MORE THAN 55 GALS OR A THREAT TO LIFE, HEALTH OR SAFETY CALL 911. Employee Notif./Evacuation 11/21/2000 THIS FACILITY IS EQUIPPED WITH MANUAL PULL STATIONS WHICH ACTIVATE AUDIBLE ALARMS THROUGHOUT BLDG. ALSO BLDG IS EQUIPPPED WITH INTERCOM SYSTEM. NOTIFY SUPERVISOR. NOTIFY OTHER EMPLOYEES BY PHONE OR WORD OF MOUTH. A LOUDSPEAKER INTERCOM IN ALSO AVAILABLE. Public Notif./Evacuation 11/21/2000 = NOT A PUBLIC BLDG. Emergency Medical Plan 11/21/2000 = IF MEDICAL ATTENTION IS REQUIRED, EITHER COMPANY DOCTOR IS CONTACTED AND/OR PERSON REQUSRING MEDICAL ATTENTION IS TRANSPORTED TO NEAREST HOSPITAL. 8 ~ 06/16/2003 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SitelD: 015-021-001274 Fast Format F Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt Overall Site Release Prevention 11/21/2000 REFRIGER3~NTS-ARE CONTAINED IN REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT UNDER NEGATIVE PRESSURE. SYSTEMS PRE ALARMED FOR AN INCREASE IN PRESSURE. CONDENSER WATER CHEMICALS ARE DILUTED AND FLUSHED. DIESEL FUEL IS CONTAINED IN A TANK WITHIN A TANK SYSTEM WITH ALARMS. BATTERIES ARE MONITORED ON A DAILY BASES AND SODA IS TEMPORARILY USED IN CASE OF SPILL. IT CORP WILL BE USED IN CASE' OF SPILLAGE. SULFURIC ACID IS CONTAINED IN BATTERY CELLS. DIESEL FUEL IS CONTAINED IN DOUBLE LINED UNDERGROUND TANK. THERE IS A SMALL Release Containment 04/24/1990 FREQUENT INSPECTION OF CONTAINERS, SAFETY MATERIAL AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT. BASED ON (CMP) CONTROL MAINTENANCE PLAN. Clean Up 04/24/1990 NOTIFY SUPERVISOR OR SOMEONE. ELSE NEARBY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. KEEP SPILLS TO A MINIMUM (CONTAINMENT) AND TANK STEPS TO NEUTRALIZE BATTERY ACID. Other Resource Activation -9- 06/16/2003 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 Fast Format Site Emergency Factors Overall Site Special Hazards Utility Shut-Offs 11/21/2000 A) GAS - NONE B) ELECTRICAL MAIN COMMERCIAL POWER. SHUTOFF AT AC DISTRIBUTION PANEL C) WATER - IN ALLEY AT NE CORNER OF BLDG D) SPECIAL - DUE TO EMERGENCY ENGINE AUTO START IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO SET ENGINE CONTROL TO MANUAL OR OFF E) LOCK BOX'- YES, S SIDE MAIN ENTRANCE ABOUT 15 FT TO THE R OF FRONT DOOR AND ABOUT 15 FT ABOVE SIDEWALK LOCATED IN A RED BOX Fire Protec./Avail. Water 11/21/2000 PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - PYROLARM DETECTION SYSTEM,- 4 ABC EXTINGUISHERS THROUGHOUT BLDG, DRY STAND PIPE SYSTEM AND WET STAND PIPE SYSTEM. FIRE HYDR3%NT - W ON 20TH ST AT ALLEY; S ON EYE ST AT ALLEY; E IN ALLEY AT CHESTER AVE A_ND N CORNER OF EYE AND 21ST ST. Building Occupancy Level -10- 06/16/2003 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274'9 Fast Format Training Overall Site Employee Training 11/21/2000 WE HAVE 5 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY AND 8 EMPLOYEES THAT ARE IN THE FACILITY OCCASIONALLY. WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE. BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING:.A NATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM SET UP BY AT & T REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY OPERATIONS GROUP LOCATED IN; EASONTON, CK. THE REQUIRED HAZARD COMMUNICATION CLASSES ARE SCHEDULED THROUGH THEM. Page 2 --Held for Future Use Held for Future Use -11- 06/16/2003 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 Location: 1520 20TH ST Map : 103 comm~az : Moderate City : BAKERSFIELD Grid: 30C FacUnits: 1 AOV: CommCode: BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code:4813 EPA Numb: DunnBrad: 00-689-0080 Emergency Contact / Title Emeroencv Contact /. TiUle uus~ness phone: ~k~ ~-9~o' ~a_~O Business ~none: -,2~-~-H~r- Phone : C~~ ~'Og' %~0'~ 3{O00 ~24-Hour Phone Hazmt ~azarde: Fi~ 'React Im~lth DelHlth O~er A T & T CO~T~TT~ Phone: (805) 325-06&ix Ad~es~ : S~ate: period : to Total~Ts: = ~al Prepa~r: To~alUSTs: - Gal Ce~if 'd: ~s: No ~e~ency Directives: reviewed the ~tta~hed hazardous mateda!s manage- ment plan for ~'1' [ ~ a~ that it along with any corr~tions con~itu~e a complete and correct man- agement plan for my ~cili~. A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-00i274 Manager : ' "BusPhone: (805) 861-9753 Location: 1520 20TH ST' Map : .103 CommHaz : Moderate City : BAKERSFIELD Grid: 30C FacUnits: 1 AOV: CommCode:. BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code:4813 EPA Numb: DunnBrad:00-689-0080 Emergency Contact / Title Emergency Contact / Title JOHN R STRAND /. SUPERVISOR' MIKE SCOLES / SUPERVISOR' Business' Phone: (805) 393-3101x Business Phone: (714) 381-7372x 24-Hour Phone : (800) 821-3365x 24-Hour Phone : (800) 821-3365x Pager Phone : (805) 329-7099x Pager Phone : ( ) - x Hazmat Hazards: Fire React ImmHlth DelHlth cOntact : Phone: ( ) - x MailAddr: 4430 ROSEWOOD DR 3186. State: CA City : PLEASANTON Zip : 94588 Owner A T & T COMMUNICATIONS Phone: (805) 325-0641x Address : 455 SECOND ST State: CA City : SAN BERNARDINO Zip : 92401 Period : to TotalASTs: = Gal Preparer: TotalUSTs: = Gal Certif'd: RSs: No Emergency Directives: I, Do hereby certify that I have (Type or pdnt name) reviewed the attached hazardous materials manage- ment plan for and that it along with (Name of Business) any corrections constitute a complete and correct man- agement plan for my facility. Signature Date A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 STORAGE CONTAINER DATA (UST FORM A) Last Action Type: FACILITY/SITE INFORMATION Business Name: A T & T COMMUNICATIONS ..... ' - Cross Street .: Business Type: Org Type: Total Tanks : IndnRes/Trust: No PA Contact: PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION Name : MIKE SCOLES Phone: (714) 381-7372x Address: City : State: Zip: Type : TANK OWNER INFORMATION Name : MIKE SCOLES Phone: (714) 381-7372x Address: City : State: Zip: Type. : BOE UST Fee# : UNKNOWN Financ'l Resp: Legal Notif : Property Owner Mailing Address Date: Phone: ( ) - x Name: Ttl: State UST # : 1998 Upg Cert#: F Hazmat Inventory One Unified List ~--As Designated Order All Materials at Site Hazmat Common Name... ISpooHazlEPA HaZardsI Frm DailyMax Unit)MCP DIESEL FUEL #2 F IH DH L 8275.00 GAL Low SULFURIC ACID R IH L 277.00 GAL Hi -2- 11/15/2000 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 ~ Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME DIESEL FUEL #2 Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: IN ALLEY BEHIND BLDG 4TH FLOOR TURBINE ROOM .CAS# 68476-34-6 FSTATE ~ TYPE i PRESSURE TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid /pure Ambient Ambient I, UNDER GROUND TANK AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION Largest Container Daily Maximum I Daily Average 8000.00 GAL' .8275.00 GAL I 8275.00 GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. RS CAS# 100.00 Diesel Fuel No. 2 No 68476302 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecret· RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ Curies F IH DH / / / Low ~'Inventory Item 0008 Facility Unit: Fixed containers on Site --~COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME SULFURIC ACID ~ Days On Site 365 'Location within this Facility Unit Map: Grid: 4TH FLOOR CAS# i 7664-93-9 FsTATE TYPE PRESSURE TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid ~1 Mixture I~ Ambient Ambient PLASTIC CONTAINER AMOUNTS AT THIS LOCATION I ' Largest Container Daily Maximum Daily Average GAL 277.00 GAL 277.00 GAL . HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. RS CAS# 28.00 Sulfuric Acid (EPA) No 7664939 HAZARD ASSESSMENTS TSecret RS BioHaz Radioactive/Amount I EPA Hazards NFPA USDOT# MCP No No No No/ CuriesI R IH / / / Hi -3- 11/15/2000 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS .. SiteID: 015-021-001274 Fast Format ~Notif./Evacuation/Medical Overall Site Agency Notification 04/24/1990 NOTIFY SUPERVISOR. IF SUPERVISOR IS NOT AVAILABLE THE INDIVIDUAL INVOLVED WILL NOTIFY THE APPROPRIATE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AGENCY. IF LESS THAN 55 GALLONS A DIRECT CALL NOTIFICATION. IF MORE THAN 55 GALLONS OR A THREAT TO LIFE, HEALTH OR SAFETY CALL 911 Employee Notif./Evacuation 04/30/1997 THIS FACILITY IS EQUIPPED WITH MANUAL PULL STATIONS WHICH ACTIVATE AUDIBLE ALARMS THROUGHOUT BLDG. ALSO BLDG IS EQUIPPPED WITH INTERCOM SYSTEM. NOTIFY SUPERVISOR. NOTIFY OTHER EMPLOYEES BY PHONE OR WORD OF MOUTH. A LOUDSPEAKER INTERCOM IN ALSO AVAILABLE. Public Notif./Evacuation 04/24/1990 NOT A PUBLIC BUILDING. Emergency Medical Plan 04/24/1990 IF MEDICAL ATTENTION IS REQUIRED, EITHER COMPANY DOCTOR ISCONTACTEDAND/OR PERSON REQUIRING MEDICAL ATTETION IS TRANSPORTED TO NEAREST HOSPITAL. -4- 11/15/200© A T & T cOMMI/NICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 Fast Format F Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt Overall Site Release Prevention 04/24/1990 REFRIGERANTS ARE CONTAINED IN REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT UNDER NEGATIVE PRESSURE. SYSTEMS PRE ALARMED FOR AN INCREASE IN PRESSURE. CONDENSER WATER CHEMICALS ARE DILUTED AND FLUSHED. DIESEL FUEL IS CONTAINED IN A TANK WITHIN A TANK SYSTEM WITH ALARMS. BATTERIES ARE MONITORED ON A DAILY BASES AND SODA IS TEMPORARILY USED IN CASE OF SPILL. I.T. CORP WILL BE USED IN CASE OF SPILLAGE.' SULFURIC ACID IS CONTAINED IN BATTERY CELLS. DIESEL FUEL. IS CONTAINED IN DOUBLE.LINED UNDERGROUND TANK. THERE IS A SMALL Release Containment 04/24/1990 FREQUENT INSPECTION OF CONTAINERS, SAFETY MATERIAL AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT. BASED ON (CMP) CONTROL MAINTENANCE PLAN. Clean Up 04/24/1990 NOTIFY SUPERVISOR OR SOMEONE ELSE NEARBY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. KEEP SPILLS TO A MINIMUM. (CONTAINMENT) AND TANK STEPS TO NEUTRALIZE BATTERY ACID. Other Resource Activation -5- 11/15/2000 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 Fast Format Site Emergency Factors Overall Site Special Hazards Utility Shut-Offs 04/24/1990 A) GAS - NONE B) ELECTRICAL -~ MAIN COMMERCIAL POWER SHUTiAT AC DISTRIBUTION PANEL C) WATER - IN ALLEY AT NORTHEAST CORNER OF BUILDING D) SPECIAL - DUE TO EMERGENCY ENGINE AUTO START IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO SET ENGINE CONTROL TO MANUAL OR OFF E) LOCK BOX - YES, SOUTH SIDE MAIN ENTRANCE'ABOUT 15 FEET TO THE RIGHT OF DRONT DOOR AND ABOUT 15 FEET ABOVE SIDEWALK - LOCATED IN A RED BOX Fire Protec./Avail. water 04/24/1990 PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - PYROLARMDETECTION SYSTEM, 4 ABC EXTINGUISHERS THROUGHOUT BUILDING, DRY STAND PIPE SYSTEM AND WET STAND PIPE SYSTEM. FIREALARM SYSTEM. NO SPRINKLER. STAND PIPES AVAILABLE FIRE HYDRANT - WEST ON 20TH STREET AT ALLEY SOUTH ON EYE STREET AT ALLEY EAST IN ALLEY AT CHESTER AV NORTH CORNER OF EYE AND 21ST STREETS Building Occupancy Level 6 11/15/2000 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 015-021-001274 Fast Format ~ Training Overall Site Employee Training 04/20/1993 WE HAVE 5 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY AND 8 EMPLOYEES THAT ARE IN THE FACILITY OCCASIONALLY. WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE BRIEF sUMMARy OF TRAINING: A NATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM SET UP BY AT & T REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY OPERATIONS GROUP LOCATED IN ;EASONTON, CA. THE REQUIRED HAZARD COMMUNICATION CLASSES ARE SCHEDULED THROUGH THEM. Page 2 Held for Future Use Held for Future Use -7- 11/15/2000 '- ATr,,T 150 Mt. Airy Road Basking Ridge NJ 07920 August 1, 2000 City of Bakersfield ~q~/~ 0 O Offi~ of En~ro~en~ ~ ~ -*- 1715 Chester Ave., 3~ Flor ~00 ~'~0 B~er~eld CA 93301 .................... O~. 8~/~ Re:AT&T B~emfield faciliW 1520 20~ St. I recently received a copy of the permit for the above facility from AT&T.'s Atlanta office. Per my letter of 6/15, copy attached, please mail all tank related invoices and permits to: AT&T Cecilia Scopel 150 Mt. Airy Rd., Room 2S75 ':' Basking Ridge NJ 07920 If there are any questions, I can be reached at 908-630-2642. Sincerely .... · Cecilia Sc, opel Attachment 150 Mt. Airy Road.· Basking Ridge NJ 07920 June 15, 2000 City of Bakersfield P.O. Box 2057 Bakersfield CA 93303-2057 Attached is AT&T check number 108 in the amo,.u~_., t of $124.00 cove~ and . ' - Uh~d~r-~ffd~sT6T~g6'thfik-r-egistiratiiSh-foY-AT~ET ~' B'~l~fi~ld fd~i4"~t~r-- 3g 7-- 4-2~ l~6d-ail'-fiiti/re .............. invoices and permits to: · /( ~CTJ Cecilia Scopel 150 Mt. Airy Road., Room 2S75 Basking Ridge NJ 07920 If there are any questions, I can be reached at 908-630-2642. 'Sincerely,. Cecilia Scopel Attachments ,/ CITY OF BAKERSFIELD CLAIM VOUCHER IVendor No. I , certify that this claim is correct and valid, and isa proper charge against the City Agency and account indicated. CLAIMANT'S NAME AND ADDRESS: A T & T Communications (AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE OF CITY AGENCY) 4430 Rosewood Dr, Rm 3186 Bakersfield, CA 94588 Date: 04-01-99 Initials of Preparer: [,' ~.~.~ .~_~,~..~._ CITY DEPARTMENT: FINANCE PLEASE PROVIDE SHORT EXPLANATION OF PAYME (Including Contract Number if Applicable) This customer made a duplicate payment of this years Haz Mat bill in the amount of $310.50. We have since made an adjustment to the California State surcharge in the amount of $8.50 leaving them with a credit of $319.00. Fund Dept. Base El / Objt Project # Invoice# Amount Date of Invoice 11 0000 123 7900 $319.00 VOUCHER TOTAL $319.00 SECTION 72, PENAL CODE FINANCE DEPT. USE ONLY Section 72, Presenting False Claims. Every person who with intent to defraud, presents for allowance or for payment to any state board or officer, or any county, town, city district, ward or village board or officer, authorized to allow or pay the same if genuine, any false or fraudulent claim, bill, account, voucher, Examined & Approved for Payment Amount or writing, is guilty of a felony. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT CITY OF BAKERSFIELD 1501 TRUXTUN AVE BAKERSFIELD, CA ~3301-5201 (805) 325-3979 DATE: 4/01/99 TO: A T & T COMMUNiCATiONS BARBARA WALDEN 4430 ROSEWOOD DR RM 3i86 PLEASANTON, CA 94588 CUSTOMER NO: 3367 CUSTOMER TYPE: ES/ 3357 CHARQE DATE DESCRIPTION REF-NUM~ER DUE DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 3/01/99 BEQINNINQ BALANCE .00 2/10/~ PAYMENT 310.50- SSO01 3/31/99 Charge adjustment 4/30/99 8.50- CA STATE SURCHARQE FOR GUESTIONS OR CHANGES TO YOUR ACCOUNT PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER AT THE TOP OF THiS STATEMENT. CURRENT OVER 30 OVER 60 OVER 90 8. 50- DUE DATE: 5/03/~ PAYMENT DUE: 31~.O0-- TOTAL DUE: $31Y. 00-- PLEASE DETACH AND SEND .THIS COPY WITH "REMITTANCE ,. ',-i DATE: 4/01/99 DUE DATE: 5/03/c29 .... REMIT AND MANE CHEC,~'~ PAYABLE TO: :.... CITY OF BAH, ERSFIELD .. PO BOX 2057 . ...: ,. BAI~ERSFIELD CA 93303-2057 (805) 3~6-3979 ...... CUSTOMER ND: 3367 CUSTOMER TYPE: ES/ 3367 TOTAL DUE: $3i9.00- CITY OF BAKERSFIELD CLAIM VOUCHER Vendor No. I certify that this claim is correct and valid, and is a proper charge against the City Agency and account indicated. CLAIMANT'S NAME AND ADDRESS: A T and T Communications (AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE OF CITY AGENCY) 20 Independence Blvd, Rm 4834 Warren, NJ 07059 Date: 3-11-99 Initials of Preparer: CITY DEPARTMENT: FINANCE PLEASE PROVIDE SHORT EXPLANATION OF PAYME (Including Contract Number if Applicable) This customer made a duplicate payment on theii' Hazardous Materials bill, customer #ES-3742. The first payment in the amount of $74 was made on 2-23-99 and then the second payment again of $74 was made on 2-26-99 leaving them a credit in the amount of $74. Fund Dept. Base El / Objt Project # Invoice # Amount Date of Invoice 11 0000 123 7900 $74.00 voocm~R To?Jcl, $74.00 SECTION 72, PENAL CODE FINANCE DEPT. USE ONLY Section 72, Presenting False Claims. Every person who with Intent to defraud, presents for allowance or for payment to any state board or officer, or any county, town, city district, ward or village board or officer, authorized to allow or pay the same if genuine, any false or fraudulent claim, bill, account, voucher, Examined & Approved for Payment Amount or writing, is guilty of a felony. cus 'NO. MISCELLANEOUS RECEIVABLES ADJUSTMENT DATE ._~-I 1 -C~ NEWACCOUNT ADDRESS CHANGE CLOSE ACCT ' FINANCE CHARGE I OTHER ADJ MAILING ADDRESS qL~'~C) ~e~m~ ~. ~ ~%~ Cl~ ~~~.~o~ STATE O~ ZIP CODEq~S~ SITE ADDRESS ~ ~ ~-0 ~0 ~ ~- PARCEL NUMBER (IF APPUCABL,E) ADJUSTMENT ! CHG DATE CHARGE CODE I ADJUSTMENT AMOUNT ~ - I ) ! · ' I · I REMARKS: '~-T-~ ~ APPROVED BY -~~ ~/(~-'~~ j ~ -~' STATE~NT ~F ACCOUNT CITY OF BAKERSFIELD iSOi TRU×TUN AVE BAKERSFIELD, CA ~550i-520i (805) 326-3979 DATE: TO: AT AND T OOMMUNIOATIONS A-T--~ T DAKEk~i~LD: ~ .... ~US_T_D~£R_ND:_ A74p CUSTnMER TYPE: ES~ .... ~4~ CHARGE DATE DESCRIPTION REF-NUMBER DUE DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 1/01/99 BEgINNINg BALANCE .00 88002 1/15/99 UST STATE SURCHARGE 8.00 THIS FEE IS A STATE SURCHARGE OF $8.00 FOR EACH UNDER~ROUND STORAGE TANK. UTO01 1/15/99 UNDER~ROUND TANK ANNUAL ~8.00 OPERATIN~ PERMIT FEE OPERATINQ PERMIT FEE OF $66.00 FOR EACH TANK. THIS UNIFIED BILL REPLACES SEPERATE BILLS RECEIVED IN THE PAST FOR THESE PRO~RAMS. FOR QUESTIONS OR CHAN~ES TO YOUR 'ACCOUNT PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER AT THE TOP OF THIS STATEMENT. CURRENT OVER 30 OVER ~0 OVER 90 74.00 DUE DATE: 2/15/99 PAYMENT DUE' 74.00 TOTAL DUE' $74.00 AT&T 20 Independence Blvd. Warrelh NJ 07059 February 18, 1999 City of Bakersfield P.O. Box 2057 Bakersfield CA 93303-2057 Attached is AT&T check 04429619 in the mount of $75.00 to cover registration of the storage tank at AT&T's Bakersfield facility. I was recently given responsibility for AT&T's Storage Tank program in California. Please send all future invoices, permits and notices for any AT&T facilities to: AT&T Cecilia Scopel 20 Independence Blvd. Rm. 4B34 Warren NJ 07059 If there are any questions, I can be reached at 908-542-7383. Sincerely, Cecilia Scopel Attachments Recycled Paper STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT CITY OF BAKERSFIELD 1501 TRUXTUN AVE BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301-5201 (co5) 326-3979 TO: AT AND T COMMUNICATIONS f"2_55~~ DATE: ~/01/98 AT & T BAKERSFIELD I~ 455 SECOND ST RM 204 SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92401 CUSTOMER NO: 3742 CUSTOMER TYPE: ES/ 3742 CHARGE DATE DESCRIPTION REF-NUMBER DUE DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 8/01/~8 BEGINNING BALANCE .00 6/i8/~8 PAYMENT 8.00- REFND 8/19/98 MR INT REFUND VCHRS 8.00 FOR GUESTIONS DR CHANGES TO YOUR ACCOUNT PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER AT THE TOP OF THIS STATEMENT. CURRENT OVER 30 OVER 60 OVER DUE DATE: 10/01/98 PAYMENT DUE' E~. O0-- TOTAL DUE' $8.00- · ':',i'.':::' ...'.;-". ~" ' .' .... · ' PLEASE DETACH :hND" SEND :. THI.S COPY ~.'.'WI'TH. REMITTANCE. .... .': i" ::'"? :".?' :~i,.+': : .' ":' ::: ':"':: :'"'"" '" ~'~ "': ' .... "' ' '::""' '" %,o:~.,'~'e" :DUE I>A-T~:' '~.O/O~:/.';'e .....'":' .... ':"" ..' ..... i'.::i':i'.:. :: ".'~'i ......' ....... · . ........ '.:. '...:i: ',' ..'..' .. , ..'...:.. ................... .:.. ......' .... .. .. REMIT'AND MAKE CHECK 'PAYABLE. TO:i`: .' CITY OF BAKERSFIELD ....... PO BOX 2057 BAKERSFIELD " CA c~3303-~057 ' CUSTOMER NO: 3742 CUSTOMER TYPE: ES/ 3742 TOTAL DUE: $8.00- CITY OF BAKERSFIELD CLAIM VOUCHER I Vendor No. I certify that this claim is correct and valid, and is a proper charge against the City Agency and account indicated. CLAIMANT'S NAME AND ADDRESS: A T & T Communications (AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE OF CITY AGENCY 455 Second St., Rm 204 San Bernardino, CA 92401 Date: 08-12-98 Initials of Preparer CITY DEPARTMENT: FINANCE PLEASE PROVIDE SHORT EXPLANATION OF PAYME (Including Contract Number if Applicable) AT&T was not paying a hazardous materials fee and should not have been issued a State Surcharge. An adjustment was made to this account on 6/29/98 for the $8.00 but not before a payment was made on 6/18/98. Fund Dept. Base Eli Objt Project # Invoice # Amount Date of Invoice 011 0000 123 7900 $8.00 VOUCHER TOTAL $8.00 SECTION 72, PENAL CODE FINANCE DEPT. USE ONLY Section 72, Presenting False Claims. Every person who with intent to defraud, presents for allowance or for payment to any state board or officer, or any county, town, city district, ward or village board or officer, authorized to allow or pay the same if genuine, any false or fraudulent claim, bill, account, voucher, Examined & Approved for Payment Amount or writing, is guilty of a felony. " ,, STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT CITY OF BAKERSFIELD 1501TRUXTUN AVE BAKERSFIELD, CA ~330i-5~01 (805) 326-3?79 DATE: 8/01/98 TO: AT AND T COMMUNICATIONS AT & T BAKERSFIELD 455 SECOND ST RM 204 SAN BERNARDINO, CA 72401 CUSTOMER NO: 3742 CUSTOMER TYPE: ES/ 3742 CHARGE DATE DESCRIPTION REF-NUMBER DUE DATE TOTAL AMOUNT 6/30/?8 BE~INNIN~ BALANCE 8.00-- FOR QUESTIONS OR CHANGES TO YOUR ACCOUNT PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER AT THE TOP OF THIS STATEMENT. CURRENT OVER 30 OVER &O OVER 8.00- DUE DATE: 8/31/~8 PAYMENT DUE: 8.00- TOTAL DUE: $8.00- REMIT AND MAKE CHECK PAYABLE. TO: CITY'OF BAKERSFIELD PO BOX 2057 ........ BAKERSFIELD 'CA. 93303-2057 CUSTOMER NO: 3742 CUSTOMER TYPE: ES/ 3742 TOTAL DUE: $8.00- BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM DATE: . July 30, 1998 TO: Susan Chichester FROM: Esther Duran SUBJECT: Claim Voucher Please issue a Claim Voucher to refund over payment of $8.00 made by AT and T Communications. They were not paying any hazardous materials fees and should not have been issued a surcharge. An adjustment was made to this account on 6/29/98 but not before a payment was made on 6/18/981 Please send a refund of $8 to: AT and T Communications 455 Second St Rm 204 San Bernardino, CA 92401 Thank you, /ed C:]:'TY OF BAKERSFiEL'D t501 TRUXTL. N AVE BAF, EPSFiELD, CA ~3:301-~_01 DATE: 6/30/98 TO' AT AND T COMMUNICATIONS AT 8.,. T BAKERSFIELD 455 SECOND ST RM 204 SAN BERNARDINO, CA ~.. ~_. ~-; i.-.~n~,=a, ~. ..... NO' 37.42 ~. ~,~.-~.-,~,'~: [C-Tn~==, T'~'O = -, ,, .... ES ." 37.a2 - · ar'= TOTAL AMOUNT L. HA ..... DATE~ =~-,, 6/!I/98 &;" 18/C-"8 PAYMENT 8. 00- 6/29/'98 ChaT'ge adjus~;ment 7/2_9/98 1~. O0-- UST STATE SURCHARGE THiS FEE iS A STATE SURCHARt~E OF $8. O0 FOR EACH UNDER~ROUND STORAGE TANK. FOR ~UESTiON5 OR CHA, NC-'ES TO YOU.P. ACCOUNT. PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER AT THE TOP OF THiS STATEMEN-. CURRENT OVER 30 OVER 60 OVER 90 8.'00-. DUE DATE: 7/30/,98 PAYMENT DUE: 8. O0- TOTAL. DUE: $8. 00-- I. PLEASE DETACH AND SEND THIS COPY WiTH REMITTANCE DATEi 6/30/98 DUE DATE' '7/30/98 REMIT AND MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PO BOX 2057 ~AKERSFIELD CA 9330:3-2057 CUSTOMER NO: 3742 CUSTOMER TYPE: ES/ 37.42 TOTAL DUE: $8. 00- ....~"?I.{-0.~0';~ . CITY OF BAKERSFIELD 7 / { [ / 9U ~ laneous Receivables I y L'~; : ~ 2 : 2 9 Cttotomer ID . . . : 3742 Name: AT AND T COMMUNICATIONS Last statemenl5 : 6/30/98 Addr: AT & T BAKERSFIELD [,as~ [[~vo ice : 0/00/00 455 SECOND ST RM~ ~04 CuuL'ent balance ': 8 . O0- SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92401 Pending ..... : . 00 A'ACTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Type options, press Enter. Combined Detail 5=Display Chg Bnk G Opt Trans Date Code Description Amount Balance Typ Cd L 6/30/98 stmrn Statements Processed .00 8.00- _ 6/29/98 S-S002 Charge adjustment 8 00- 8.00- J 6/18/98 PAYMENT 8 00- . 00 00 Y 6/11/98 st'mrn Statements Processed 00 8. 00 6/01/98 stmrn Statements Processed 00 8.00 6/01/98 SS002 UST STATE SURCHARGE. 8 00 8.00 U 5/01/98 stmrn Statements Processed 00 . 00 .= 4/01/98 stmrn Statements Processed 00 . 00 .3/01/98 ' stmrn Statements Processed 00 . 00 + F3=Exit F12=Cancel * = Pending - CUST NO. ,,~) ~'~'7~ MISCELLANEOUS RECEIVABLES ADJUSTMENT. DATE ~/~- ~';~ NEWACCOUNT i ADDRESS CHANGE CLOSE ACCT i ' FINANCE CHARGE I ~A/ OTHER ADJ CUSTOMER NAME ~-T ~ T. C~ f~CL~L~C~~ ~ MAILING ADDRESS ~/~'- ~~~ ~J CITY. ~-~'Y~ ~_~/~~ ~ STATE ~~ ZIP CODE ~~0 / SITE ADDRESS /~0' ~~" ~ PARCEL NUMBER (IF APPMCABLE") ADJUSTMENT CHG DATE CHARGE CODE ADJUSTMENT AMOUNT = A T & T COMMUNICATIONS , ,' SiteID: 215-000-001274 = Manager : ~ APR ~ 9 799? BusPhone: (805) 861-9753 Locat£on: 1520 20TH ST ~y~ Map : 103 CommHaz : Moderate C±gy : BAKERSFIELD . Gr£d: 30C FacUnits: 1 AOV: CommCode: BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code:4813 EPA Numb: DunnBrad:00-689-0080 Emergency Contact / Title Emergency Contact / Title ~%R~-~4-Z~M~gi¢~ / SUPERVISOR MIKE SCOLES / SUPERVISOR Business Phone: (-~i~) ,980 7995x~ Business Phone: (714) 381-7372x 24-Hour Phone : (800) 821-3365x 24-Hour Phone : (800) 821-3365x Pager Phone · : (~09) 971 4388x Pager Phone : ( ) - x Hazmat Hazards: Fire React ImmHlth DelHlth Agency-Defined. Topic Title ~ Hazmat Inventory One Unified List t-- MCP+DailyMax Order All Materials at Site '" Hazmat Common Name... IspecHazlEPA HazardsI Frm I DailyMax IUnitlMCP SULFURIC ACID R IH L 277 GAL Hi DIESEL FUEL #2 F IH DH L 8275 GAL Low · . ~, ~JoH~ ~T'P,.At, t.b Do hereby certify ~hat I hays ('Type or p~,nt n~me) reviewed ~h,? ...... ~ ~.,~ .. ,~ ;:...~.,.~:;..~ ed haz~;(,u~, materials manage- ment plan ',.'or_~,.~"~ ~ an0 that it a~ong ~ith [name o~ any corrections constitute a complet~e and correct man- agernent plan for rr~i ~/~ t -1- A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 215-000-001,274 Inventory Item 0008 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site -- COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME SULFURIC ACID Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit 4TH FLOOR CAS# 7664-93-9 r STATE -- TYPE PRESSURE TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid Mixture I Ambient I Ambient PLASTIC CONTAINER AMOUNTS STORED AND IN USE Lrgst Cont.this Loc GAL DailyMax this Loc GAL DailyAvg this Loc GAL 277.00 277.00 ,DailyMax Stored GAL DailyMax Open Use GAL DailyMax Closed Use GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. EHS CAS# 28.00 Sulfuric Acid (EPA) Yes 7664939 -2- A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 215-000-001274 ~ Inventory Item 0001 Facility Unit: Fixed Containers on Site COMMON NAME / CHEMICAL NAME DIESEL FUEL #2 Days On Site 365 Location within this Facility Unit IN ALLEY BEHIND BLDG 4TH FLOOR TURBINE ROOM CAS# 68476-34-6  STATE --~ TYPE PRESSURE TEMPERATURE CONTAINER TYPE Liquid Pure Ambient Ambient UNDER GROUND TANK AMOUNTS STORED AND IN USE Lrgst Cont.this Loc GAL DailyMax this Loc GAL DailyAvg this Loc GAL 8275.00 8275.00 DailyMax Stored GAL DailyMax Open Use GAL DailyMax Closed Use GAL HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS %Wt. EHS CAS# 100.00 Diesel Fuel No. 2 No 68476302 -3- A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 215-000-001274 Fast Format ~ Notif./Evacuation/Medical Overall Site Agency Notification 04/24/1990 NOTIFY SUPERVISOR. IF SUPERVISOR IS NOT AVAILABLE THE INDIVIDUAL INVOLVED WILL NOTIFY THE APPROPRIATE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AGENCY. IF LESS THAN 55 GALLONS A DIRECT CALL NOTIFICATION. IF MORE THAN 55 GALLONS OR A THREAT TO LIFE, HEALTH OR SAFETY CALL 911 Employee Notif./Evacuation 04/24/1990 THIS FACILITY IS EQUIPPED WITH MANUAL PULL STATIONS WHICH ACTIVATE AUDIBLE ALARMS THROUGHOUT BLDG. ALSO BLDG IS EQUIPPPED WITH INTERCOM SYSTEM. NOTIFY SUPERVISOR. NOTIFY OTHER EMPLOYEES BY PHONE OR WORD OF MOUTH. A Public Notif./Evacuation 04/24/1990 NOT A PUBLIC BUILDING. Emergency Medical Plan 04/24/1990 IF MEDICAL ATTENTION IS REQUIRED, EITHER COMPANY DOCTOR IS CONTACTED AND/OR PERSON REQUIRING MEDICAL ATTETION IS TRANSPORTED TO NEAREST HOSPITAL. -4- A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 215-000-001274 Fast Format Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt Overall Site -- Release Prevention 04/24/1990 REFRIGERANTS ARE CONTAINED IN REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT UNDER NEGATIVE PRESSURE. SYSTEMS PRE ALARMED FOR AN INCREASE IN PRESSURE. CONDENSER WATER CHEMICALS ARE DILUTED AND FLUSHED. DIESEL FUEL IS CONTAINED IN A TANK WITHIN A TANK SYSTEM WITH ALARMS. BATTERIES ARE MONITORED ON A DAILY BASES AND SODA IS TEMPORARILY USED IN CASE OF SPILL. I.T. CORP WILL BE USED IN CASE OF SPILLAGE. SULFURIC ACID IS CONTAINED IN BATTERY CELLS. DIESEL FUEL IS CONTAINED IN DOUBLE LINED UNDERGROUND TANK. THERE IS A SMALL Release Containment 04/24/1990 FREQUENT INSPECTION OF CONTAINERS, SAFETY MATERIAL AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT. BASED ON (CMP) CONTROL MAINTENANCE PLAN. Clean Up 04/24/1990 NOTIFY SUPERVISOR OR SOMEONE ELSE NEARBY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. KEEP SPILLS TO A MINIMUM (CONTAINMENT) AND TANK STEPS TO NEUTRALIZE BATTERY ACID. Other Resource Activation 5 T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 215-000-001274 Fast Format Site Emergency Factors Overall Site Special Hazards Utility Shut-Offs 04/24/1990 A) GAS - NONE B) ELECTRICAL - MAIN COMMERCIAL POWER SHUT AT AC DISTRIBUTION PANEL C) WATER - IN ALLEY AT NORTHEAST CORNER OF BUILDING D) SPECIAL - DUE TO EMERGENCY ENGINE AUTO START IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO SET ENGINE CONTROL TO MANUAL OR OFF E) LOCK BOX - YES, SOUTH SIDE MAIN ENTRANCE ABOUT 15 FEET TO THE RIGHT OF DRONT DOOR AND ABOUT 15 FEET ABOVE SIDEWALK - LOCATED IN A RED BOX Fire Protec./Avail. Water 04/24/1990 PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - PYROLARM DETECTION SYSTEM, 4 ABC EXTINGUISHERS THROUGHOUT BUILDING, DRY STAND PIPE SYSTEM AND WET STAND PIPE SYSTEM. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM. NO SPRINKLER. STAND PIPES AVAILABLE FIRE HYDRANT - WEST ON 20TH STREET AT ALLEY SOUTH ON EYE STREET AT ALLEY EAST IN ALLEY AT CHESTER AV NORTH CORNER OF EYE AND 21ST STREETS Building Occupancy Level A T & T COMMUNICATIONS SiteID: 215-000-001274 Fast Format F Training Overall Site Employee Training 04/20/1993 WE HAVE 5 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY AND 8 EMPLOYEES THAT ARE IN THE FACILITY OCCASIONALLY. WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING: A NATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM SET UP BY AT & T REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY OPERATIONS GROUP LOCATED IN ;EASONTON, CA. THE REQUIRED HAZARD COMMUNICATION CLASSES ARE SCHEDULED THROUGH THEM. Page 2 Held for Future Use Held for Future Use 09'/12/9'5 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274- Page 1 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Information Location: 1520 20TH ST Map:103 HaZ:3 Type: 3 City . :"BAKERSFIELD Grid: 30C F/U: 1 AOV: 0.0 Contact Name Title Contact Name Title , Business Phone: (209) 488-q~~ Business Phone:f~8~) 24-Hour Phone : (800) 821-3365x 24-Hour Phone '~(800) 821,3365x Pager Phone : (~o~)~/-~3~x Pager Phone ~(,~/~).~/3~$U2~ Administrative Data Mail Addrs: 4430 ROSEWOOD DR 3186 D&B Number: 00-68'9-0080 City: PLEASANTON State: CA Zip: 94588- Co~ Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code: 4813 ~ner: A T & T CO~NICATIONS Phone: (805) 325 ~6~'/- Address: 455 SECOND ST '. State: CA City: SAN BERNARDINO 'Zip: 92401- Su~a~ TANKS: HAS MONITORING PROGRAM, SPILL RESPONSE PLAN AND FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILTIY. reviewed tho a~hed h~a~ous mater;als ma~age- ~ ~ that it merit plan for .~~.,) and alo~ with any ~ions constitute a ~mplete and ~e~ man- agement plan for my facili~. '0~/'12/95 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274- Page 2 Hazmat Inventory List in MCP Order 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Pln,Ref Name/Hazards " Form Max Qty MCP 02-008 SULFURIC ACID Liquid 277 High · Reactive, Immed Hlth GAL '02-001 DIESEL FUEL #2 Liquid '8275 Low · Fire Immed Hlth,' Delay Hlth GAL I 0g/12/9,5 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-0001001274 Page 3 02 - Fixed Containers on Site HaZmat Inventory Detail in. MCP Order 02-008 SULFURIC ACID Liquid 277 High · Reactive, Immed Hlth ' GAL CAS #: 7664-93-9 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: CATALYST -- Daily Max GAL I Daily Average GAL ~ Annual Amount GAL 277 I 277.00 I 27-7.00 Storage ~;Press T Temp Location PLASTIC CONTAINER IAmbientlAmbientl4TH FLOOR -- C0nc Components MCP ---~uide 28.0% ISulfuric Acid (EPA) IHigh ~ 39 02-001 DIESEL FUEL #2 Liquid 82·75 Low · Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL CAS #: 68476-34-6 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: FUEL Daily Max GAL Daily Average GAL Annual Amount GAL 8,2'75 I 8,275.00 I 8,275.00 Storage Press -- Temp Location UNDER GROUND TANK Ambient Ambient IN ALLEY BEHIND BLDG ABOVE GROUND TANK Ambient Ambient 4TH FLOOR TURBINE ROOM -- Conc . Components MCP ---TGuide 100.0% IDiesel Fuel No. 2 IModerateI 27 -- Notes 1. 9/7/93 UST Inspection- R.P. has no record of monitors being checked or calibrated. N.O.V. sent. MAT 0.g/12/9.5 ~ A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274 Page 4 00 - Overall Site <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification NOTIFY SUPERVISOR. IF SUPERVISOR IS NOT AVAILABLE THE INDIVIDUAL' INVOLVED WILL NOTIFY THE APPROPRIATE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AGENCY. IF LESS THAN 55 GALLONS A DIRECT CALL NOTIFICATION. IF MORE THAN 55 GALLONS OR A THREAT TO LIFE, HEALTH OR SAFETY CALL 911 I- 42> Employee Notif./Evacuation THIS FACILITY IS EQUIPPED WITH MANUAL PuLL STATIONS WHICH ACTIVATE AUDIBLE ALARMS THROUGHOUT BLDG. ALSO BLDG IS EQUIPPPED WITH INTERCOM SYSTEM. NOTIFY SUPERVISOR. NOTIFY OTHER EMPLOYEES BY PHONE OR WORD OF MOUTH. A LOUDSPEAKER INTERCOM IN ALSO AVAILABLE. Public Notif./Evacuation NOT'A PUBLIC BUILDING. 4> Emergency Medical Plan IF MEDICAL ATTENTION IS REQUIRED, EITHER COMPANY DOCTOR IS CONTACTED AND/OR PERSON REQUIRING MEDICAL ATTETION IS TRANSPORTED TO NEAREST HOSPITAL. 09/12/9.5 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274 Page' 5 O0 - Overall Site <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention REFRIGERANTS ARE CONTAINED IN REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT UNDER NEGATIVE PRESSURE. SYSTEMS PRE ALARMED FOR AN INCREASE IN PRESSURE. CONDENSER WATER CHEMICALS ARE DILUTED AND FLUSHED. DIESEL FUEL IS CONTAINED IN A TANK WITHIN A TANK SYSTEM WITH ALARMS. BATTERIES ARE MONITORED'ON A DAILY BASES AND SODA IS TEMPORARILY USED IN CASE OF SPILL. I.T. CORP WILL BE USED IN CASE OF SPILLAGE. SULFURIC ACID IS CONTAINED IN BATTERY CELLS. DIESEL FUEL IS CONTAINED IN DOUBLE LINED UNDERGROUND TANK. THERE IS A SMALL DAY TANK LOCATED NEXT TO ENGINE ON 4TH FLOOR THAT HAS ITS OWN CONTAINMENT TANK. <2> Release Containment FREQUENT INSPECTION OF CONTAINERS, SAFETY MATERIAL AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT.' ! BASED ON (CMP) CONTROL MAINTENANCE PLAN. ~3> Clean Up NOTIFY SUPERVISOR OR SOMEONE ELSE NEARBY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. KEEP SPILLS TO A MINIMUM (CONTAINMENT) AND TANK STEPS TO NEUTRALIZE BATTERY ACID. 44> Other Resource Activation 0~/12/9.5 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274 Page 6 00 - Overall Site <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> special Hazards <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - NONE B) ELECTRICAL - MAIN COMMERCIAL POWER SHUT AT AC DISTRIBUTION PANEL 'C)-WATER - IN ALLEY AT NORTHEAST CORNER OF BUILDING D) SPECIAL - DUE TO EMERGENCY ENGINE AUTO START IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO SET ENGINE CONTROL TO MANUAL OR OFF E) LOCK BOX - YES, SOUTH SIDE MAIN ENTRANCE ABOUT 15 FEET TO THE RIGHT OF DRONT DOOR AND ABOUT 15 FEET ABOVE SIDEWALK - LOCATED IN A RED BOX ' > Fire Protec./Avail Water ' PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - PYROLARM DETECTION SYSTEM, 4 ABC EXTINGUISHERS .~THROUGHOUT BUILDING, 'DRY STAND PIPE SYSTEM AND WET STAND PIPE SYSTEM. FiRE ALARM SYSTEM. NO SPRINKLER. STAND PIPES AVAILABLE FIRE HYDRANT - WEST ON 20TH STREET AT ALLEY SOUTH ON EYE STREET AT ALLEY EAST IN ALLEY AT CHESTER AV NORTH CORNER OF EYE AND 21ST STREETS {4> Building Occupancy Level 0.~/12/~5 · A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274 Page 00 - Overall Site · '<G> Training <1> Employee Training WE. HAVE 5 EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY AND 8 EMPLOYEES THAT ARE IN THE FACILITY OCCASIONALLY WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING: A NATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM SET UP BY AT & T REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY OPERATIONS GROUP LOCATED IN~EASONTON, CA. THE REQUIRED HAZARD COMMUNICATION CLASSES ARE SCHEDULED THROUGH THEM. <2> Page 2 ¢3> Held for Future Use :4> Held for FUture Use TIME CHARGED BUSINESS/DEAPRTMF~NT NAME: /~T, T- ADDRESS: /~20 V--.o~2 ~-' PROJECT DESCRIPTION: PROJECT NUMBER: DATE: NAME:" CHGD: COMMENTS: 04/13/93 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274 Page 1 Overall Site with 1 Fac. Unit General Information Location: 1520 20TH ST Map: 103 Hazard: Moderate Community:' BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 Grid: 30C F/U: 1 AOV: 0.0 -Contact Name Title ~usiness Phone 24-Hour Phone- JOIIN S~%R~~F~,~,~UPERVISOR (~0~25--~TU37 x (800) 821-3365 MIKE SCOLES SUPERVISOR (805) 325-.8587 x (800) 821-3365 Administrative Data Mail Addrs: 4430 ROSEWOOD DR 3186 D&B Number: 00-689'0080 City: PLEASANTON State: CA Zip: 94588- Comm Code: 215-001 BAKERSFIELD STATION 01 SIC Code: 4813 Owner: A T & T COMMUNICATIONS -Phone: (805) 325-~ Address: 455 SECOND ST State: CA City: SAN BERNARDINO Zip: 92401- Summary TANKS: HAS MONITORING PROGRAM, SPILL RESPONSE PLAN AND FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILTIY. 04/13/93 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274 Page 2 02 - Fixed Containers on Site Hazmat Inventory Detail in MCP Order 02-008 SULFURIC ACID ~/ -So-l~-d ~% 2688 High · Reactive, Immed Hlth LBS CAS #: 7664c93-9 Trade Secret: No Form: Solid Type: Mixture Days: 365 Use: CATALYST Daily MaxC-~ Daily Average'S~ Annual Amount E-Be Storage Press T Temp Location PLASTIC CONTAINER IAmbient~AmbientlBASEMENT -~~R - Conc Components MCP ---~uide 28.0% ISulfuric Acid (EPA) IHigh ! 39 02-001 DIESEL FUEL #2 Liquid 8275 Low · Fire, Immed Hlth, Delay Hlth GAL CAS #: 68476-34-6 Trade Secret: No Form: Liquid' Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: FUEL Daily'Max GAL Daily Average GAL Annual.Amount GAL 8,275 I 8,275.00 I 8,275.00 Storage Press -- Temp Location UNDER GROUND TANK Ambient Ambient IN ALLEY BEHIND BLDG ABOVE GROUND TANK Ambient Ambient 4TH FLOOR TURBINE ROOM -- Conc Components MCP ---TGuide 100.0% IDiesel Fuel No.2 IModerateI 27 04/13/93 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274 ~ Page 3 00 - Overall Site <D> Notif./Evacuation/Medical <1> Agency Notification NOTIFY SUPERVISOR. IF SUPERVISOR IS NOT AVAILABLE THE INDIVIDUAL INVOLVED WILL NOTIFY THE APPROPRIATE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AGENCY. IF LESS THAN 55 GALLONS A DIRECT CALL NOTIFICATION. IF MORE THAN 55 GALLONS OR A THREAT TO LIFE, HEALTH OR SAFETY CALL 911 <2> Employee Notif./Evacuation THIS FACILITY IS EQUIPPED WITH MANUAL PULL STATIONS WHICH ACTIVATE AUDIBLE ALARMS THROUGHOUT BLDG. ALSO BLDG IS EQUIPPPED WITH INTERCOM SYSTEM. NOTIFY SUPERVISOR. NOTIFY OTHER EMPLOYEES BY PHONE OR WORD OF MOUTH. A LOUDSPEAKER INTERCOM IN ALSO AVAILABLE. <3> Public Notif./Evacuation NOT A PUBLIC BUILDING. <4> Emergency Medical Plan IF MEDICAL ATTENTION IS REQUIRED, EITHER COMPANY DOCTOR IS CONTACTED AND/OR PERSON REQUIRING MEDICAL ATTETION IS TRANSPORTED TO NEAREST HOSPITAL. 04/13/93 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274 Page 4 00 - Overall Site <E> Mitigation/Prevent/Abatemt <1> Release Prevention REFRIGERANTS ARE CONTAINED IN REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT UNDER NEGATIVE PRESSURE. SYSTEMS PRE ALARMED FOR AN INCREASE IN PRESSURE. CONDENSER WATER CHEMICALS ARE DILUTED AND FLUSHED. DIESEL FUEL IS CONTAINED IN A TANK WITHIN A TANK SYSTEM WITH ALARMS. BATTERIES ARE MONITORED ON A DAILY BASES AND SODA IS TEMPORARILY USED IN CASE OF SPILL. I.T. CORP WILL BE USED IN CASE OF SPILLAGE. · SULFURIC ACID IS CONTAINED IN BATTERY CELLS. DIESEL FUEL IS CONTAINED IN DOUBLE LINED UNDERGROUND TANK. THERE IS A SMALL DAY TANK LOCATED NEXT.TO ENGINE ON 4TH FLOOR THAT HAS ITS OWN CONTAINMENT TANK. <2> Release Containment FREQUENT INSPECTION OF CONTAINERS, SAFETY MATERIAL AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT. BASED ON (CMP) CONTROL MAINTENANCE PLAN. <3> Clean Up NOTIFY SUPERVISOR OR SOMEONE ELSE NEARBY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. KEEP SPILLS TO A MINIMUM (CONTAINMENT) AND TANK STEPS TO NEUTRALIZE BATTERY ACID. <4> Other Resource Activation 04/13/93 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274 Page 5 00 - Overall Site <F> Site Emergency Factors <1> Special Hazards <2> Utility Shut-Offs A) GAS - NONE B) ELECTRICAL - MAIN COMMERCIAL POWER SHUT AT AC DISTRIBUTION PANEL C) WATER - IN ALLEY AT NORTHEAST CORNER OF BUILDING D) SPECIAL - DUE TO EMERGENCY ENGINE AUTO START IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO SET ENGINE CONTROL TO MANUAL OR OFF E) LOCK BOX - YES, SOUTH SIDE MAIN ENTRANCE ABOUT 15 FEET TO THE RIGHT OF DRONT DOOR"AND ABOUT,15 FEET ABOVE SIDEWALK - LOCATED IN A RED BOX <3> Fire protec./Avail. Water PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION - PYROLARM DETECTION SYSTEM, 4 ABC EXTINGUISHERS THROUGHOUT BUILDING, DRY STAND PIPE SYSTEM AND WET STAND PIPE SYSTEM. FIRE ALARM SYSTEM. NO SPRINKLER. STAND PIPES AVAILABLE FIRE HYDRANT - WEST ON 20TH STREET AT ALLEY SOUTH ON EYE STREET AT ALLEY EAST IN ALLEY AT CHESTER AV NORTH CORNER OF EYE AND 21ST STREETS <4> Building Occupancy Level 04~13/93 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS 215-000-001274 Page 6 00 - Overall Site <G> Training <1> Page 1 ~ WE HAVE ~ EMPLOYEES AT THIS FACILITY WE HAVE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE BRIEF SUMMARY OF TRAINING: A NATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM SET UP BY AT & T REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY OPERATIONS GROUP LOCATED IN ;EASONTON, CA. THE REQUIRED HAZARD COMMUNICATION CLASSES ARE SCHEDULED THROUGH THEM. <2> Page 2 as needed <3> Held for Future Use <4> Held for Future Use '"-~ -:..-~" ~ Bakersfield Fire Dept. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DIVISION Date Completed. Business Name: ~ ~ 'J'"' " Location: /'~O ~0 ~ ,,..,~T-'. Business Identification No. 215-000 [~/ (Top of Business Plan) Station No. "~(~.~ ?~' ~ocr- Shift Inspector Adequate Inadequate Verification of Inventory Materials Verification of Quantities Verification of Location Proper Segregation of Material' Comments: Verification of MSDS Availablity I~] Number of Employees. Verification of Haz Mat Training Comments: Verification of Abatement Supplies & Procedures Comments: Emergency Procedures Posted Containers ProPerly Labeled Comments: ' Verification of Facility Diagram Special Hazards Associated with this Facility: Violations: ~)~.1[ ~('~(~d.~ "~(./~%. fl~,'~l~fr'~.n'T rrection Needed · Business Owner/Manager ~. FD 1652 (Re~. !-90) .- : .. White. Haz Mat Div. Yellow-Station CopyI Pink-Business Co~y '": . Attache: is the info~tion you 'r~ues~ ~rom-.our offi0e, ~his '-' '. r~uest was m~sdirect~ to 6ur .District ~ana~er in 'San ~rhadino" ' ~fore it c~e"to us. : .'- -- ... h'c0py ¢f ~his.r~est i~ alse ~ing'sent td our enviro~ehtal ~roup .. - .. ~. 'in Pleason~0n. You n~g receive ano~er copy from th~. · . . If you~.have any questions ~please' feel free to call me on (805) 872-2055 ' ' ~' -- or on. my di~i~l .~er. {805) 329-1228. .... Tha~'~'You '. Co~unications ,Technician ' CITY OF B;kKERSF I ELD HAZARDOUS MA~*gRIALS INVENTORY Farm and Agriculture ~ Standard Business NON - TRADE SECRET BUSINESS NAME: A.T.&T. COMMUNICATIONS LOCATION: 1520 - 20th Street CITY, ZIP: Bakersfield, California PHONE #: (805) 325064] Page 1 of 2 OWNER NAME: A.T.&T. COMMUNICATIONS NAME OF THIS FACILITY: BKFD01 ADDRESS: 1520 - 20th Street STANDARD IND. CLASS CODE: 4813 CITY, ZIP: P~k~r~i~]~- C~]~¢~n~ Q22N1DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER/FEDERAL ID # PHONE.#: (~05] 325-fl~4~ - - 9 9 -6-8 9 - 0 0 8 0 PROPER CODES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Annual Measure · # Days Cent Cent Cent Use Location Where % by Names of Mixture/Cc~ponents See Instructions Trane Type Max Average -- - ~ Stored in Facilit- Code Code Amt Amt . Amt Units on Site Type Press Tamp coue ---- ~ C&D Batteries KS1554 L508 phlmical and ~ealth Hazard S..u~er 7664--93--9 Co~onent # I ,a~ ~ C.~.S. ,umber 8 LBS PER GALLON - SPECIFI (Check all that apply) Component * 2 ,a~ ~ c.a.a, s~bar GRAVITY 1.215 9.72 lbs PER [21 ~i're -arard ~ Sudde. ]~elease ~ .eactivity [~ ~,meaiste IZ] ~)eleye~ GALLON OF ELECTROLYTE of Pressure Sealth Health component # ~ Sa~ ~ C.~.S. Sugar 2. 16 GAL. PER BATEERY u [ P i8000 18000 18000 IGAL [ 365 i01 I 1 I 4 I ~?iIN a~,r,~Y SE~ND SLDG D~ESEL FUEL ~2 Physical and ~ealth Hazard C.A.a. Number Component # I Name & C.&.S. Number (Check all that apply) Component # 2 Name & C.A.S. N~ber [Z ,*r..a.=d CU suddam ~.lea.- [] ..cti~ity ~ ~=odiat. ~ ~.l.y~ of Pressure Health Health Component # 3 Name & C.A.S. Number U I ? I 275 1275 I 275 I G-/:E-, 1365 102 I]I4 I 19l 4TH FLR "R1RRT~R REX~kl nTR.qRf, Hazard C.A.S. Number Component t 1 Name & C.A.S. Number Physical Health (Check all that apply) Component ~ 2 Name & C.A.S. ~u~ber of Pressure H~alth Health Component ~ 3 Name & C.A.S. Numbar Physical and H~alth Hazard C.AoS. Number Component # 1 Name & C.AoS. Number (Check all that apply) Component // 2 Name & C.A.S. Number ~ Firu Hazard ~ Sudden Release ~ ~eactivity ~-~ I~mediate ~ Delayed of Pressur~ Hsalth Health Component # 3 Name & C.A.S. Number Nan~ 24 lit. Phono ~ame ' 24 Itt Phone HOME 209 298-9384 WNP~' 9NQ .4ilo 'TOO~ Certification (READ AND SIGN AFTER I certify tinder peanlty of law that I hayer personally examined and am familiar with the' information submitted in this and all attached documents and that based on ~ inquiry of those i~dividuels responsible for obtaining the information. I believe that the submitted information is true accurate, and complete. , . ln_la OD F. G. GIZOWSKI MANAGER NETWORK SERVICES ~' ~A~'~IS~% ~-- NAME AND OFFICIAL TITLE OF O~NER/OPERkTOR OR OWNER/OPERATOR'S AUT~0RIZED REPRESENTATIVE CITy of BAKERSFIELD "WE CARE" FIRE DEPARTMENT 2101 H STREET S. D. JOHNSON September 14, 1992 BAKERSFIELD, 93301 FIRE CHIEF 326-3911 Mike Scoles A T & T Communications 1520 20th Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Mr. Scoles: In reviewing, our files for the A T & T facilities located in Bakersfield, I have noticed some information regarding the sulfuric acid battery electrolyte that is unclear. The purpose of reporting this informatio~ is for use by emergency responders and for community right to know disclosure, jTherefore, it is important that it is clear what form the material is in. Please use the attached inventory form to report the following two entries in gallons of electrolyte a{ the appropriate percentage of sulfuric acid concentration. J 1. 3700 Auburn St. - 756 lbs. sulfuric acid @ 28%. The enclosed acutely hazar~lous materials registration form must also be completed for this location. 2. 1520 20th Street - 2688 lbs. sulfuric acid @ 28%. Please complete these forms a~d return them to the Hazardous Materials Division by October 15,. 1992. Call me at 326-3979 if you have any questions. Sincerely, Barbara Brenner Hazrardous Materials Planning Technician cc: Ralph Huey HAZARDOUS ·MATERIALS DIVISION ' ' " Date Completed ~ - j~ -~' z.... Business Name: '"~'.: -4-- <"--I ' ,oca,,on: ~'~- ~ '-~ , ' ~ ~'~° ~-~1 , BUsiness Identification No. 215-000 Oo~'z.'~ z" (Top of Business Plan) _ ' ~__~----_~ 'Station No. / Shift /~ Inspector ~). ~ "-, ' ~ ' 'Adequate' Inadequate ~ · Verification of Inventory Materials ~ ' Verification of Quantities. ~ . ... // · Verification of Location~ - Proper Segregation of Material ~ : ments: ~. Verification of MSDS Availablity ~ Number of .Employees Verification of Haz Mat Training I~ t,,~/~ /.,~'~,~, CommentS:comments: ' , .... Verification of Abatement Supplies & Procedures ~' ~'~ Emergency Procedures Posted I~]' Containers Properly Labeled I~' Comments:. "~ Verification of Facility Diagram ~ Special Hazards Associated with this Facility: Correction Needed ~ ' · Business Owner/Manager . .~ FD 165~-(Rev. 1-90) · White-Haz Mat Oiv. Yellow-Sta{ion Copy Pink-Business .Copy Communications 1520 20th Street · 8akersfield, California 93301 J. R. STRAND (805)325-1037 The accounts payable portion of our company will be moving soon. This letter is' · to inform you of our new billing address and phone number. The effective date is July '01, 1991. All bills sent to our 20th St. address after that date will be forwarded for payment~ If you currently send billing to 1520 20th St'., Rm 148 or Rm. 150, Bakersfield, Ca. 93301, please use the new address. As supervisor, I can still be reached at the above number. However, if you have questions regarding payment of bills after July 15, please use the new number. New Billing address is: AT&T - BKFD - 455 Second St.. Rm 204 San Bernardino, Ca. 92401 1-714-381-7375 During this transition period, we may ~perience some late 'payments. Please ~ear with us. / ,~pe~-vi sot May· 1, 1990 Dear Business Manager: The followirlg qUestionr~a re s a supplerl~ent to the Acutely Hazardous Materials Registration Forr~ previously subrl~itted by'~your business as required under Section 25534 of the California Health & Safety Code. This registration indicates that ~T~&-~---~handle~s(~f_ur_i~c_ac~i_d.~ an acutely hazard~ous r~aterial ( AHM ), in ar~ a~l~ount greater than ithe planning quantity for this che~l~ical. Additional infor~l~ation is necessary in order to co~plete the risk ~anage~ent planning functions of this agency. This questionnaire should be ccm~pleted by an officer of the co~pany or other person having substantial ~anage~ent control over all operations at the facility.. If there is any doubt as to Whether or not the answer to a question is yes or no, the answer "yes" shall be ~iverl. With in two'weeks of receipt, co~plete arid return the questic, nnaire tc,: ]'he Bakersfield Fire Depart~,~ent ~' Hazardous Materials Divisior~ . 21S0 G Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 If you need additional information, please call 326-3979. Sir~cerely,. ~ Barbara Brenner Hazardous Materials Plar~ning Techr~ician RISK RANKING - AT&T, 1520 20TH .STREET FACILITY RISK INDEX 1.5 X 3 = 4.5 INSPECTION HISTORY 0 X 3 = 0 POPULATION EXPOSED 4 X 2 = 8 MCp 4 X 1 = 4 TOX FACTOR 0 X 1 = 0 2692 LBS, 28% H2SO4 IS < TPQ TOTAL SCORE= 16.5 FACILITY RISK INDEX RATING W = Activities or conditions that increase the likelihood of a release. 3 x .5 = 1.5 (NO. OF YES ANSWERS 0N THE QUESTIONNAIRE 1-13. Add 1 yes to each facility for storage and minimal handling X = Accident / safety record. 0 (REASONABLE=0, INADEQUATE=0.25, GROSSLY INADEQUATE=0.5) Z =. Not directly addressed in the questionnaire. 0 (OTHER COMPLICATING FACTORS MINIMAL=0, CONSIDERABLE=0.5, SUBSTANTIAL=i.0) FACILITY RISK INDEX = 1.5 RATING FI = X + Y'+ Z RATING RATIONALE: Risk increases with increasing process complexity and'potential for human error. POPULATION EXPOSED - RATING 1. IS TOXIC MATERIAL APT TO BECOME AIRBORN RAPIDLY ? i.e. A GAS, FINE DUST, HIGHLY VOLATILE LIQUID NO=0 YES= 2 0 IF ANSWER TO #1 IS NO, PROCEED TO #6 IF ANSWER TO #1 IS YES, ESTIMATE THE EVACUATION RADIUS, USING THE BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPT. GRAPH MODEL, AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 2-5. 2. IS THERE A SCHOOL WITH IN THE EVACUATION RADIUS ? NO=0, YES=2 0 3. IS THERE A NURSING HOME OR HOSPITAL WITH IN THE EVACUATION RADIUS ? NO=O, YES=i 0 4. IS THERE RESIDENTIAL HOUSING WITHIN THE EVACUATION RADIUS ? NO=0, YES=i 0 5. IS THE POPULATION DENSITY OF THIS AREA HIGHER THAN THE AVERAGE DUE TO ALOT OF MULTISTORY BUILDINGS ? NO=O, YES=i 0 6. WHAT IS THE OCCUPANCY OF. THE BUILDING THAT AHM IS STORED OR HANDLED IN ? 4 LESS THAN 5 PEOPLE=i 6 - 25 PEOPLE =2 26 - 50 PEOPLE =3 MORE THAN 50 PEOPLE-=4 TOTAL POPULATION EXPOSED RATING = 4 RATING RATIONALE: Releases that are limited to onsite consequences will limit the exposed population. As the number of persons onsite increases, evacuation and and response efforts become more complicated, and the potential for injury FACILITY INFORMATION FORM Please answer each of the following questions by circling Y (yes) or N (no]. 1. Is any acutely hazardous material (AH~i) ~_~ ~.~. manufactured or used in a chemical reaction 2. Is any other flammable gas, flammable liquid or explosive.material manufactured or used fn a chemical reaction o y 3. Is any reaction in question 1 or 2 a.moderately or highly'exothermic reaction ( e.g. alkylation esterfication, oxidation, nitration, polymerization or condensation) or one involving electrolysis 4. Can any unplanned release of a AHM to the atmosphere result from the malfunction of any scrubbing, treatment or neutralization system or the discharge of pressure relief system ~ 6. Does any physical or chemical, process in which an AHM is produced or used involve a batch process ? Y /~ 6. Does any physical or chemical process involve the production or use of any AHM at a pressure in excess of 15 psig 9 Y 7. In excess of 275 psig 9 y /.~ 8. Does any physical or chemical process involve the production or use of an AHM at a temperature above 125 degrees F 9 y 9. In excess of 250 degrees ~ Y /~. 10. Can any explosive dust be present in any closed container within 100 feet of an AHM or otherwise be present in the same building as an AHM ? ¥ 11. Is there any ignition source or open flame within 100 ft. of any process, storage or transfer area where a flammable or explosive AHM is present , except where there is a firewall providing protection ~ Y 1~. Is any lined or non-metallic pipe used in the transfer of any AHM ~ Y 13. Is any equipment or piping handling any AHM more 10 years old o PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION : ( Attach additional pages ii' necessary) 1. Your company's current workers compensation experience modification factor. 2. How many people occupy the building in which AHM's are used or stored ~ 3. Give details, of ail accidents which involved any 'hazardous material and ali other instandes when the fire department has been Summoned in an emergency. 4. Briefly described the operations process at your plant and the specific processes utilizing AHM's, including storage proceedures. -Z- Briefly describe the equipment being used in 'the processes involving AH.Ms. 6. Report quanti:ty of AHM(s), referenced in. the cover letter, that this business handles. a) Maximum amount on hand at any one time. 2 77Z ~~ cl~l°'q~ for any material that is a mixture. Do not ' ' '- include MSDS for pure substances. ~ ~C,-~ ~/P ~ ~ DEMOGRAPHIC DATA: State the straight line distance in feet between the business property line and each of the following. 1. Nearest school. 2. Nearest i ,day,car e~en-t~r~, j ~o s pi t a 1, nursing ~ome or szmzlar facility. 3. Nearest residence/motel etc. 2Z~o 4. Nearest occupied building. ~-r~ Business Name: /~7-~I- ~Dzq~wW¢AY/Oa/2 ~ Adaress: i $2c0 ~ Icertify ;~ t~'f~regcing information is true and correct to ~e bes~ oi._~ kpo~iedge. Signature: ~~~ '~~ Ti tlc: S% ~~ o~ Date: :~: ~ MATERIAL 8 FETY DATA ~HEET , · One Oak Way Zesuo De~.ef 01/01/89 , ~ergenc~ Tele~one J (20[) 736-6066 .... ~ofl-~er~eflc~ Take,hone J~20~) 77~-4644 I. PRODUCT IDEN~FICATION. ~emtca~ ~e/S~on~f KS-~SS44 (C ~ D) . ~r~uct C~e/C~e. 403324445 Labe~ Heal ~h: 3-CO~0~ ~ ~-ze s 0-~N-FL~~ Ii. HA~RoOu~ INGRGOIENT$ Com~oen~ ~S ~~ T~V[AC~Z~ P~L(OS~,) * L~ 7439-9~-1 SI~E T~ZS CO~ON~NT AS~IAT~ WITH THIS ~ROOUCT. * THESE C~IC~S ~ SO~ECT TO SECTION 313 TITLE I!1. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES. Ap~a=ance/~o~= ~ ACID ELZCTROLYTE IS CL~ WITH A STRONG ACRID O~R. S~C~C Grav[ty~ >1.1 Vier ~ty (A~f=l) 1 3,4 % volatilee by V~e, N/A iV. H~A4TM H~O ; PRIF~AR~ RO~ES OF.~. O~AL., GXINz X ['Y~I I I~TIONI X ' REP~ OR ~RO~~ ~~TZON OF ~STS OF ~ UPPER ~Z~RY T~CT ~D ~ONIC O~ L~ I~XI~TION INCLUD~ A ~SI~T~T ~~IC TAST~, SYST~ D~GE~ T~ORS, P~, ~IA, AND KIDNEY D~GE. L~sted as a Ca=c~nogen o= Potential Ca=c~n~en " ~ NO ~C~ NO OS~= ~ Tox~cit~ Study ONLY SELECTED R~GISTRY OF TOXIC E~FECTS OF ~IC~ SUBST~CES (RTSCS) DATA ~ P~SENTED ~; CONSULT ~T~ST INFO~TION. ~, O~, ~PORTSD ~ ~USE C~OMOSO~ ~D ~I~ ~LS. ~US~S ~PRODUCTIYE ~D D~LOP~~ ~FECTS IN EX~I~~ ~I~S. OS~ ~GULAT~D (29 CFR 1910,1025). PIG, O~. ~SITIVE IN SZST~ ~O~TID EX--GE ASSAYS IN T~E L~ ~ L~ S~FATE CONTAINED IN T~IS PRODUCT POSE A. MINI~ ~D BEMUSE ~EY ~E ~C~SED. A ~EAD ~Z~D ~Y BE V, FIRST AID PROCEDURES. FLUSH WITH LARGE AROUNTS OF WAT~ ~OR AT LEAST lS ~ZN~ES, Sk~n~ ~~ CO~INATED C~ING. RINSE ~S OF CO.ACT ~TH WAT~ I~ZAT~Y. ZF T~ IS NO ~SS 0F SKIN Z~E~RZTY W~H ~S OF CO.ACT WITK S~ ~D WAT~, CONS~T I~ED OR I~ITATION P~SISTS, In. la,ions R~O~= ~ ~ES~ AIR. ~S STOPP~. CO.ACT A Ingest~on~ ~ N~ I~UCE ~ITING. iNGEST L~GE ~O~S O~ MILK O~ WATER. OBTAIN ~DI~ A~T!ON' I~DIATEL~ Notes to Physicianl VI. FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA ' Flash Point: N/A Flammable LlmitS~ ~toigni~ion T~ N/A C~ON DIOXIDE, DRY C~IC~, ~0~. S~cial F!=e~i~t/n~ Procedure~: FIREFIGHTERS SHOUDD W~ ~ELF CONTAINED BKEATBING APP~TUS AND PE~CTIV~ CLOTHING TO'AVOID CO~OSIVE MISTS, VAPORS~ POSSIBLY ~EAD ~M~S.- C~ ~ATTERY EXTEa[O~ WITH WATE~ TO P~VENT Unusual 'Fife and ~ploe[on' Saza=~ SULF~IC ACID~ ESPECIALLY ~N DIL~D WITH WAT~, VII. REACTIVI~ DATA Conditions to Avoid: Incom~lbllity (~terials ~o Avoid): STRONG ~INE ~T~!~S, ~T~I~S T~T ~T WITH A STRONG . ~~ D~CO~SITIO~ WILL ~ODUCE ~OXIC SULk. OXIDeS ~S. TH~ DEC~O~ITION OF ~TTER~ ~SI~ ~T~I~ PRODUCE OXIDE8 OF NXTR~N ~ ~zardous Pol~er[sation~ WILL N~ ~C~ Conditions ~o Avo[dl NONE VIII. SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION - Vent!lation: GENERAL VENTILATION SHOULD BI: ADEQUATE UNDER NORRAL CONDITIONS OF 061:. Respiratory protection: ~S~I~TORS ~ ~OT R~Q~IRED ~DE~ ~0~ CO~ITIONS OF USE. USE NIOSH ~PRO~D ~SPI~R FOR ACED MI~T IF P~ OR Ti7 ~CE~D~D ~ ~D~ING Protec~ Gloves x P~OTECTIV~ CLO~S ~E ~0~IRED ~EN ~DhING ~TT~iES ~LEC~OLYTE. NEOPR~E, RUBB~, OR PODYE~L~E TYPES .-'~e '~ ~~ SPLASH G~LES 0R ~L FACE S~Z~D IS ~0UI~D ~D~ING SA~ERIES OR ADDING ELECTROLYTE. Other Cloth~flg e~d/or EUBaER B~TS, RUBBE2 ~RON IN ACCO~CE WITH POTENTI~ FOR ~',~ ELECTROLYTE ~POS~. ~NG LEGGED ~D LONG SLEWED ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION Waste D~s~eal Mebh~z ~ATTERIES AND ELECTROLYTE MUST BE DISPOSED OF IN ACCORD~CE WITH RC~ ~EGULATIONS. R~CYCLING b~ CONTAINED IN THIS PRODUCT SUGGESTED. DISPOS~ OF IN ACCORD~CE WITH b~, TS~ Gtatus: ~L CO, ON,TS ~~ ON T~ ~S~ CH~IC~ ~UB~T~C~ Other ~viro~en~al Zn~o~ion~ EX~SIVE HYDR~ GAS IS GEN~T~ D~ZNG ~GING. A~ID CRATING SP~KS INCLUDING ~OSE ~ STATIC ELECTRICITY ~D AWAY FR~ OP~ ~S. NEVER S~ A L~ ACID C~L UND~ ~Y SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS Sto~agm and ~ndling ON ~ ~GLE G~T~ ~ 4~ D~GR~S. ~ N~ STACK ~~IES ON ~P OF ONE ~~. ~R~ECT BATT~ES ~OM PHYSI~ D~GE. ~L L~ ACED CELLS ~VE ~O~OOS CIRCUIT ~ILZTY. ~ S~O~D BE ~CERCISED TO A~D SHORTI~ O~ CELL T~Z~S. ~ WORKING ~O~D CELLS R~OVE RINGS, ~ZST WAT~ES, NECK~CES, ~T~ B~CELETS, BELT BUCKLES ETC... SEE SECTION ~ile tn~or~ion tn thim ~ac~ sheet has been compiled ~,r~ reEe~ence mate~ials and othe~ sources believed to be ~elia- ble, its accuracy and completenese is not guaranteed, nor any responsibility asa~ed o~ implied ~o= any loss o= d~a~e ~esul~ing ~om inaccuracies or c~ssions. Any evalua~ion will involve professional judgement bM ~he industrial ~ygiene personnel. BakersfieldDept.- R E C rtazar=ous APR 1 0 1990 , i' 2130 "G"' Street Bakersfield, CA. 93301 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN ~'~ I. 1'o avoicl furtl~er action, return tills form witl~in 30 clays Of receipt. 2. TYPE/PRINT ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answer ~ne auestions below for tt~e business as a whole. 4. Be b.ef aha concise as po~i~le. SECTION 1' BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION DAT~ ~USiNESS NAME' A~&~ Communications - ~0~ LOCATION: MAILINGADORE~S: ~520 20Lb S~eL - ~oom ~8 CITY: B~k~sE~d STATE' C~ ZiP' 9~30~ PHONE: 805-325~05~ ~UN &BRAOSTRE~TNUMBER: .00-689-0080 SiC CODE; ~R~MARYACTIVITY: ~phon~ AT&T OWNER: MA~UNGADDRESS: Same as above SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION: CONTACT TITLE BUS. PHONE 24 HR. PHONE John Strand Supervisor 805-325-1037 800-821-3365 Mike Scoles Supervisor ..'805-225-8587 800-821-3365 2. SEC~TION 3: TRAINING: NUMBER (DF EMPLOYESS: MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS ON FILE: Yes BRIEF SUMMARY OFTRAtNING PROGRAM: A national training program set up b~.~AT&T REGIONAL EN~i~ONMENT and SAFETY OPERATIONS GROUP located in Pleasonton, CA. T~e-required Hazard Communication classes are scheduled through them. SECTION 4: EXEMPTION REQUEST: ; C7. RTIFY UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT MY BUSINESS IS EXEMPT FROM THE ~E;ORTING ~EQUlREMENTS OF CHAPTER 6.95 OF THE "CALIFORNIA HEALTH & SAFETY CODE" FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:- WE DO NOT HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. WE DO HANDLE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, BUT THE QUANTITIES AT NO T1MEEXCEED THE MINIMUM REPORTING QUANTITIES. OTHER [SPECIFY REASON) SECTION 5: CERTIFICATION: I, JOMkt -~'"1'"~J~ k~ ~ CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE INFOR- MATION IS ACCURATE. I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS INFORMATION WILL BE USED TO FULFILL MY FIRM'S OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE "CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE" ON HAZAP, DxOUS IV,~TE~IALS (*~IV. 20 CHAPTER 6.95 SEC. 25500 ET AL.) AND THAT IN A(.~C U R_~T>IN FO n ~IATION C_0NSTITUTES PERJURY. RE TITLE / DATE 2. Bakersfield Fire Dept. ~} Hazardous ~Xaterials Division HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN Facility Unit Name:AT&T Communications - Toll _ SECTION 6: NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION PROCEDURES: · ' A. AGENCY NOTIFICATION PROC~0URE$: Notify supervisor. If supervisor is not available the individual involved will notify the approiate Hazardous Material Agency. If less than 55 gallons a direct call notification. If mor than 55 gallons or a threat to life, health or safety call 911. EMPLOYEE NOTIFICATION AND EVACUATION' Notify supervisor. Notify other employees by phone or word of mouth. A loudspeaker intercom is also available. C. PUBLIC EVACUATION' '1 N/A Not a public building. D. EMERGENCY MEDICAL PLAN: If medical attention is required, either company doctor is contacted and/or person requiring medical attention is transported to nearest hosipital. . Bai~ersfield Fire Dept. ~ :;~ Hazardous ~Ia~eria[s Dimsion .'~ HAiR.US MATERIALS MANAGEMENT ~N SECTION 7: MITIGATION, PREVENTION AND ABATEMENT PLAN: A. RELEASE PREVENTION STEPS: Sulfuric a~id is dontained in battery cells. Deisel fuel is contained in double line underground tank. There is a small DAY TANK located next to engine on 4th floor that has its own containment tank. RELEASE CONTAINMENT AND/OR MINIMIZATION: FrenqUent inspection of containers, safety material and safety equipment. Based on (CMP) control maintenance plan. C. CLEAN-UP PROCEDURES' Notify supervisor or someone else nearby as soon as possible. Keep spills to a minimum (containment) and take steps to neutralize battery acid. SECTION $: UTILITY SHUT-OFFS (LOCATION OF SHUT-OFFS AT YOUR FACILITY): N/A NATURAL GAS/PROPANE: *** ELECTRiCAL:Main CQ~M.M.E~;GAL':->POWER shut off at' AC distribution panel. In alley, at north-east corner of building WATER: w,** Due to EMERGENCY ENGINE auto sCarE iC may be necessary to set SPECiAL:engine control to MANUAL or OFF. Abo_~ut 15 feet to the right, of front LOCK 8OX: YES,,~'~ IF YES. LOCATION:'d-°Or and about ~15 feet above side- walk - located in a red box. SECTION 9: PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION/WATER AVAILABILITY: A. PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION: Fire alarm system. No sprinkler. Stand pipes available. B. ~ATER AVAILABILITY(FIRE HYDRANt: ~ block west on 20th at alley ~ block south on EYE at alley ~ block east in alley at chester ~ block north corner of EYE~nd 21st EYE STREET ' CABLE: VAULT MECHANICAL .:.. TURJ~I CABLE VAULT ~ - MECHANICAL :.; MEN BASEMENT i~O ~OTH STREET, BAKERSFIELD ~ GALIF. ~ EYE $T~EET- ~oXlu~J ~' ~im- [ ~ · ' '" -- E~ST~ ' FIrSt F[O0~ 1520 20TH STREET , BAKERSFIELD ~ CALIF. --- EYE 'STREET · EXIT RAMP ------ ON MECHANIC.aL I-- -- ~ 2% ? Duct WOME. I. IJ DN ELEV .ELEV SHAFT ~ ON EQPT . WINDOW I ESCAPE I FOURTH FLOOR 15:>0 ZOTH STREET , BAKERSFIELD , CALIF. ....... Ci'i'Y ot: BAKER~FIEL'D " ~' HAZARDOUS NATER'rALS T'NVENTORY '" Farmand Agriculture [] Standard Business [] ILION--TRADE SECRETS Paqe __! .... of '~ I 2 ] 4 5 6 1. 8 9 lO I1 12 ~lw!y Nares of Pixture/Cceponents Trans 1. yl~e Hax Average Annual Haas.ute I,Bys ~ont Cunt Cunt Us location. Nhece. Code LOOm Act Ret EsL Units on Site ~ype Press lemp Co3eStored in Facility See Instructions ~ ._ . .,, IL~~ I ~o I .~ I x I~ I,~,~' ~ L PhYsical and Health Hazard C.A.S. Humber ~b~ q~ Component I! 'Hame S C,A.5. ~mbe'r (Check ali that apply} ' Component 12 Hame, C.A.S. Number U Fire Hazard ~Reactivity ~ Belayed B Sudden Release ~lmmediaLe Health of Pressure Health Component 13 Name & C.A.S. Number rhysical Iud Health Hazard C.A.S. Number Component II Name & C,A.S. Humber (Check al/ that apply) Componen~ 12 Name I C,A.S. Number ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Oelayed ~ Sudden Release ~ Immediate .. Health of Pressure IlealCh Componen: 13 Hame I C,A.S, Humber Physical and Peelth Hazard C.A,S. Humber Component II Name & C,A.S. Number (Check ali that apply) Component 12 Name I C,A,S. Humber ~ Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Belayed ~ Sudden Release ~ ]m~i~ Hea/Ch of Pressure Component 13 Hame & C,A,S. Number I~1 I I ' I I I I I I i ,, , Physical and Health Hazard C,A.S, Humber Component II Name & C.A,S: Number (Check a/I :hak applyJ Component 12 Name & C,A.S. Number U Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity ~ Oelayed ~ Sudden Release ~ im~i~ Health of Pressure Component 13 Name I C.A,S. Number rEHERGErtCY C0NTACIS ffl erLi~' alto ,'Re Anfl.~gn after c~mpZ~fPg,~i~ sec~i~n~) .... -,,-~hed'd,c.een~e inQ thlC based on my InQuiry ut chose inOlVlOUa/s responsible roy oo:am~n9 cna l~/ufma~u.. I believe that the ~tted ~n~orra(~on ~s true, accurate, and co,p/eLm, ~ / Standard Business [] .... q~j~.a~ Oi'I'Y 0'1: BAKEP, SFIELD HAZARDOUS HATERIALS INVENTORY . NON--TRADE SECRETS Page __.! ..... of VldE" NAHE' '~k-~'~a~' '.; . . HAHE' OF THIS FOCIL~T~~ ~'~- ODi ESS' ['-~ ~'~ ~'. ~ ST ND D IUD L ~i~::_~ ...................... I 2 3 Irons !yqe Hex Avfr'pge Code uoue Amt PhYsical and Health Hazard (Check all that apply) [] Fire Hazard I~ Reactivity ,Isoo Physical mod Health Hazard (Check al/ that applyl [] Fire Hazard [] Reactivity PhYsical Ind Health Hazard tCheck 411 that'Apply) [:3 Fire Hazard ~ Reactivity I1 Annual Hea~ure I, See InstructIons EsL Units on Site ,ype. Press /emp Cole Location Yhece. Stored in FaCIlity C.A.S, Humber~'' ~/~(~,~ c]~°x, Component II Name I C.A,5, ~mber __ ~OL.~:O~Z~e-- '~-..x~'~ [] Delayed rl Sudden Release ~ ImmHeedaila~he Health of Pressure C.A.S. Number Component 12 NAme I C.A.S. Number Component 13 Name I C.A.S, Number Component II Hame I C.A,S. Humber Component 12 [] Delayed [] Sudden Release [] immedia~e ~ea/th of PresSure Ilealth Component I~ Hame I C.k.S. Humber Hame I C.A.S. Humber C,A,S, Humber Component II Name I C,A.S, Number Hame & C,A.S. Number Name I C,A,S. Number Component [] Deleyed [] Sudden Release [] ~ea/th of Pressure · Component PhYsical and Health .Hazard (Check all that applyl ~ Fir~e Hazard [] Reactivity C.A.S, Humber [] Delayed [] Sudden Release [] Immediate - - Health of Pressure -. Health Component II Component 12 Co~Ponent 13 Name I C.A,S, Number Name I C,A.S. Humber Name I C.A,S."Humber - EHERGEItCY C0. TACIS- #lRlie · · t12 TI[II' H-flrPl~O~e Rilie ......... lltlt-: BuSiness Name: . · : , · plan ID # 215-000/~z/ (Top fight comer Business Plan) · station No. ~ S~ ~' ~!mpector Adequate Inadequate Verification of Invento~ Matefi~s Vedficafion of Location -" ~oper Se~egafion of Matefi~ "" ~ion ofMSDS Availabfli~ V~hficafion of Haz Mat'Trai~ng ": " ~ ~ "~ Ve~cafion of Abatement'Supples & Procedure~ ~e~enc7 Pr~ed~s Posted Containers 'Properly Labeled COlTLrnents: Verification of Facility Diagram... ~'/ .[--] Special Ha.zards Associated with this Facility: ..VioJafions: . .: . ·FD t652:' (Re~. 3-89) ' '" White-Haz Mat Div. Yellow-Station Copy Pink-Business Office CITY OF BAKERSFIELD KERN ·COUNTY BAKERSFIELD CO Ez~CTLTTY cITY nF BAKERSFIELD COUNTY (}F': KE~N .' STATE {3T: CAL!R3RNiA GENERAL 1) FACILITY NAME: PARCEL NO. GEO-CODE CILLI-CODE BAKERSFIELD CO 1,56K55.1 BKEDCA01 2) FACILITY PHONE: (805) 325-0564 3) FACILITY ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 1520 2QTH ST BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 MAIL ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 1520 20TH ST. BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 4) PROPERTY 'OWNER AT&T PHONE (805 325-0564 OPERATOR AT&T PHONE 5) SIC-CODE !812 DUN & BRADSTREET ~ 00-689-0080 6) BUSINESS DESCRIPTION (ACTIVITY Telephone Communication 7) NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: SHIFT HOURS NUMBERS DAYS OF WEEK DAYS fl.~O0 - l'6!0 l~ 5 SWT,NG !.600- =~i00 .1 5_ 81 EMERGENCY CONTACTS: ........~T~ SUPERVISOR NAME JOHN STRAND TEL NO an~ 3~5. ~ -1037. L ..... }IGR .... HIKE SCOf,NR TFr~ ,t(_,. 805 2 ..... 24. HN. CONTACT NAHE' SNOTS TEL. NO. aaa 821-3365 LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPGNSE TEL.~ 91i r-,r hll fir' re].evant} COUNTY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEL. ~ q]...l STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEL = 916 NAT.~O ,AL RESPONSE CENTER TEL. = ~-800-4~4=a20 COHPANY RESPONSE TEAH TFr,.. TEAM MEMBER N.~MF TF[:~ ( } - ..... > ,-, [ (3 [; .q MATERIALS r:'u.'ENT~R',- qT?',TI~}!ENT 10' HAZARDOU~ MATERIALS '- A. .chemical Name SULFURIC ACiD CAS ~ {if known) 766~-93-9 Hazard Code/s 4 / / / -. Common Name BATTERY ELECTROLYTE '' .Selid Limpid X Gas Mix Pure Maximum. amount at one time on s'[te 26afl POUNDS ,Average daily amount on site 268g PgUNDS .Number of days on site.,'year 365 Container type CF = Plastic case Storage Pressure ATMOSPHERIC Storage Temp~F) AMBIENT B. Chemic:al' Name DIESEL FUEL CAS~= (if known) fl6~476-3~-6 Composition PETROLEUM HYDRO-CARBONS . Hazard Code,," s 1 / / " Common Name Solid Liquid ~ Gas Mix Pure Maximum amount a~ onp time ,~n site 8275 GALLONS Averaae daily amount on site g.7_, GALLONS N~mber of days on site/year Container. type Stor'age Pressure ATMOSPHERIC Storage Tem~ F AMBIENT C. Chemical Name CAS ~ {%f known) Hazard Ced~ ..' s / ' / Common Name So 1 J d Licn~ic] Gas Mi.:< Pure '[' Maximum amo~lnt at ,~ne time Average daily amount .nn site' Number Of davs on C~nb.a [nec type S'hora,le PressNre Shorage Temp 11) EMERGENCY PROCEDURES:' EMERGENCY ~OOR.DINATOR: " is the on scene emergency' coordinator and can be 'reached at' ( ) - .Business phone number is ( ) In the event of a reportable spill, fire, or explosion, the emergency coordinator wfll ensure that non- emergency personnel vacate the building and will make the following notifications: AGENCY/TITLE PHONE NUMBER Fire Department ( Ambulance ¢ ) 12) EMERGENCY MEDICAL & FACILITY EVACUATION: Medical Faci]J. tv~ wil] be notified in '~he. ~_v_nt~ n_f a m~dical_ emergem~y'.. They can be reached .at ( ) The eme.r~jenc~f response coord.inator will be responsible for notifxfim~ them after calling the appropriate emergency response personnel and to the best of his abi'lity, describe the condition of any injured personnel that will be in route to the facility. Periodic documented drills will be held by the' emergenc~3 coordinator, when required.' Personnel working at the site will be given a copy of the attached ·facility map which will include the location of all emergency exits· anr~ the exit route to use in the event of an emergency. Emergency exits will remain unobstructed and must be clearly marked in ·accordance' with OSHA standards 29 CFR 1910. Facility employees evacuation procedures will be posted in a conspicuous location within the facility. Building escape rout'es are posted, including the designated meeting ares; outsi~e of the building in the event of an ~ergency. .. i3) pREvENTIVE MEASURES '- -A) 1~ InSpect· all. above ground pipes, and joints. '. : 2o Che'ck.and print out al4' call r .ed data from .. .. ~continuoUs monitoring system and record On fuel logso.. _.. 3. Be certain that all equipm t'i, in working order and ~ that equipment is functioning a~'specified.. . 41. 'Report any malfunctions or· repairs needed ~0'the . immediate site supervisor RecOrd all information in .fuel logs, including date, time corrective action, etc.. 5'Complete fuel logs including date, time, observations, and sign.completed forms. 6~' File fuel log report'in file lal~eled Monitoring Plan. " 7.'Complete insp&ction of all batteries·checking for ~ cracks~and le~ks. "-. -,.8..Report any Unauthorized tel'ease to LOcal County Jurisdiction within 24' hours. B) Monitorinq Plan: please describe how· the primary and secondary containers holding.lhazardous materials'are monitored or checked for'leaks.. ' l ' will be monitored by th~ San Bernardlno SCOTS Center. · They .a~e staffed 24 Hrs. per da~, seven days a week. ~ The emergency response coordinator is responsible for ensuring that the: monitoring program is. implemented and .the mon~torlng..act~ons are'documented. The storage tanks .equipped ~ith. ~n±versal S~nsors and .leak detectors.These monitors must b~ Checked and I. calibrated so tha~ accurate continuous monitoring o~ the tank ~s assured The above ~ · ground .fuel oil tank.and batteries. . should be visually, n ingpec~ed~, for-leaks and any sign of damage or deter].ora~].on, must be r~ported to site supervisor. ~,' ": · '.. ' ' .: ~' · C) Labelinq Proqram: Empty 'Containers: Caution contains. sulfuric acid. Positively no smoking; combustible diesel fuel. StOrage Areas: Positively no smokinq,~ (Fire extinguishes) Caution Wear ear -protection in engine room. Eve wash kit (keep open flames .and spark-producinq · ~ equipment away). EQUIPMENT'AREA: Caution remove finqer rinqs and wrist jewelry when working on batteries. Caution qroundinq warning for batteries, (eve wash kits). Gases produced by this Batterys are explosive. Positively no smoking. D) Pipes- Hazardous contents: Tank.pipinq into buildinq is labeled:.Diesel fuel lines, caution: positively no smokinq.. E) Hazardous Materials Handling: Diesel fuel and lube oils are handled'by vendors onlv. They are delivered.and distributed at the site durinq business hours. Batteries are installed and handled by professional vendors who are licensed to handle, haul,and operate, hazardous materials.. F) Security Precautions: This facility is surrounded by a chain link and barbed wire fence to ensure that vandalism is kept to a minimum. This facility is also equipped.with an alarm system which is constantly monitored by the Scotts Alarm Center. The fuel tank alarm system is also tied by computers to this monitor for continuous emerqency response. 14) FACILITY TRAINING PLAN: All personnel-will be. properly trained in identification of a potential threat of an emergency and how to handle an emergency situation on their own.-All personnel are.presently trained in: safety, proper emergency.response and equipment handling. General hazard communication training'includes: o General information on the emergency procedures and the hazard communication program. o Labelin9 o Physical Procedures o Physical and Health Hazards Protective Measures including personal protective equipment o Respiratory Protection Program Requirements o Storage & Disposal Requirements o Access to MSDS's o Regulatory requirements o The location of the hazard communication and emergency response programs, and material safety data sheets. (MSDS) SAFE HANDLING METHODS AND PROCEDURES IN CASE OF EMERGENCY SPILLS: A. BATTERY ELECTROLYTE SPILLS: o. Keep unnecessary people out of the area o. If the battery container is cracked be sure to prevent any water from getting in the container which could result in a explosive chemical reaction. o. Put on personal protective equipment, chemical goggles, tyvek coveralls, gloves, boots,half mask respirator with acid mist cartridges, and apron before handling any contaminated material o. If possible stop the leak by turning the container in a position to prevent t'he material from running oUt, then dam or dike the spill o..Keep combustibles such as wood,paper,oil, away from the 'spilled material o. Surround the area with .absorbent pigs o. Neutralize the material by applying Soda Ash o. Put all contaminated materials in the plastic Hazardous Material Over pack drum o. Label the hazardous material and notify (415) 224-2627 to arrange for disposal of the hazardous waste o. After cleaning all adsorbents wash the area with water B) DIESEL· SPILLS: ~. .. ' -.' ~o. If'a pipe.is .leaking,' shut off the 'nearest valve·.. - ~ feeding fuel to the line .~. o.' If a shutoff'val~ve can-not be located use the · -~' ". plug/patch kit ~o stop the flow of fuel -' :'..~ o. 'Surround the spilled material with the absorbent. i '"' socks and place absorbent pads on 'the .spilled ~'. -, ~.. material. " ' ' ' 'i .... ' o'. After contrOlling the leak clean-up"'.all the ' :" : -. absorbent~ material and containerize~-them in.the '~..'." plastic hazardoUs material over ~pack drum.'If there ..... ~..: .:. is contamina'ted soil it may be necessary to' evaluate" ~. the spill site to determine the best:meth°d .for remediating the hazard. All contaminated soil '- remediation plans must be approved by·the Department. .. of Health Services·or the countY regulatory agency-.· _. ~ Contaminated s0il will m~st likely be :remov. ed -.~' ' ' to. a level 6"'.below the wet line and placed, in labeled leak' Proof drums for disposal. C) FIRE SAFETY: ..... " NFPA's 202A:120-B:C rated fi~e':extinguisher should' b~ · ', mounted on the wall within.25 feet of the·generator .. ~" . .engine., and the battery storage area. The-'facility-- must· comply ·with all OSHA requirements and NFPA Standard 10 "standard For Portable Fire " Extinguisher, -EXITS must be clearly, marked and ' . .' shOuld preferable have Exit lights with back Up ,: · battery power in the event of·power failure. Any -. : material storage, must be kept at least 18 inches I'. below automatic sprinkler heads Corridors I. stair wells, and other exits must be kept clear and. free of obstructions. Building escape routes are I marked on the attached facility drawing, including ! the designated meeting area outside the building where everyone will·meet in the event of. a drill or .. actual emergency. All fir~.eXtinguishes 'should be inspected' to insure , .that the seals are not b~oken or missing .and the ~ pressure gauge reading is in the operable range'. ~ Extinguishes must be serviced after each use. The ,i back of the inspection tag must be.-dated and signed ' by the ~mergency c0o~dinator.verifying the operable -~ condition of %he extinguisher, at least monthly, All' ;.' fire.extinguishes and hose stations must be poSted, i easily accessible, and v~sible.. I -' D.) EMERGENCY PROCEDURES: Each-trainee must be provided with a copy of the hazardous material response plan. They must know where the fire extinguishes and eye wash kits are located. If a hazardous material gets in the eyes, they must be immediately flushed with water for 15 minutes and'the injured employee transported, to an emergendy medical facility as soon as possible. If hazardous material gets on the skin it should be washed with soap and water. Contaminated clothing I~' should be removed and if skin irritation occurs the affected'employee should be treated a[ the.nearest .. medical facility. If someone is overcome', get them to fresh air and medical attention as soon. as possible. Do not enter a tank or confined space to rescue someone. This is the job of specially trained emergency response personnel equipped with special ' '-. breathing apparatus. Entry by untrained unequipped personnel could be the cause of multiple fatalities. If there is a spill the source should be secured as soon as possible and all ignition sources should be removed'from the area. The procedures outlined in the emergency 'response plan should be followed. -E) DISPOSAL: Hazardous material which is no longer usable or has fulfilled its igtended purpose must be disposed of as hazardous waste. 15') EMERGENCY RESPONSE &.SAFETY EQUIPMENT: The attached facility map identifies the location of' the emergency response kits. The emergency response coordinator must inspect .them once a month during a routine hazardous material monitoring inspection. The inspection should verify that the inventory of equipment meets the minimum levels specified and that personal protective equipment is clean and fully operational. If there are any signs of damage or deterioration the piece of equipment must.be rep]aced. EMERGENCY ~'" " ' ~ INVENTORY. EQUIPMENT -. MINIMUM'QUANTI.TY I Adsorbents: " .'~ .. 4'X 4.""absorbent' Socks 'i.' .- ' · i - 1.5'x 1.5'X 3/8" absorbent mats TOOLS:. 'Shovel (one square point one r'ound point · ' 2" and 4'" Scrappers .... - squeegee with.optional 4'. handle' Pipe Plugger & Patch Kit: .... rubber patches ~ hose. clamps .- silicon sealant wooden mallet wire cutters duct tape .. broom ePOXy putty ' assortment of-expandable.pipe plugs rubber sheeting wooden plugs - tape 'hammer " screw driver 'pipe wrench crescent wrench pliers '.'~ .. C-Clamps · .PLUG-N-DIKE* 5 gallon· plastic spill'pail Mop Chemical goggles or Face Shields Nitrile Gloves (Preferably arm length) ' ~ Rubber Aprons Tyvek Coverall Flashlight ', : Half Mask Respirator with Acid Mist Cartr.~dge " Calf length rubber boots Plastic hazardous material Over pack drum Traffic Cones Warning Tape Plastic tarps Soda Ash · Note: Plug-N-Dike is a granular material which in contact with water ..... forms an immediate seal to cont.rol'flow~ng flammable .or'hazardous .'.' '" material spills. It 'absorbs.300 times its:own weight in wa~er.. 'It can be used as dike"to contain spilled material o~ as a'.plug.to stop {[ /. '::,. leaks .. : · ':/i!'.":". :i .' """: -- EYE . STREET- ·. ~ST--. .-~,~ - I 0 '~"- ~ " 15~0 ~OTH STREET , BAKERSFIELD , CALIF. · EYE ST'REET ~ C~BL£ V~ULT MEN IELEV IELEV ~1 CABLE VAULT MECHANICAL "1 ' BASEMENT I;. I. "-' EYE STREE~-L · :~.. ~..'.-.... I - ~. UTILITY SHAFT .... · . RAMP"-' EQPT' C~ m . . WINDOW ,. : ALARM FIR~' SECOND . FLOOR 1520 20TH STREET , BAKERSFIELD , CALIF. EYE STREET NO EXIT RAMP ,- ON I ME:CHANICl L ...j - I .... ~' ~ ' ~--~I % ~'~ 7 DUCT 1,1.1 DN ELEV ELEV SHAFT WOMEN I~1 I. J ~J ~. DN £QPT '1' m ' WINDOW I Oh FIRE ESCAPE GENERATOR" FOURTH FLOOR .... 1520 'PO TH STREET ~ BAKERSFIELD ~ CALIF. ......... -- .~[~ '~-~) ' ' " ~ ~.'~- ~ -'~..,.~ t '~ } ~.~I~vC n~l._ Ig,~- J / I -l~ = u'"Y~' ~[~m ~ ' -~ ~=~~ ' ~ ~ ~ == ~= ~.~ar ~.~ -- ~ ~ A St I . ~ ~J ~ . -- ~ ~l;c~.,,o,~ ~? ,~ ': -i< ~Es~.¢~ ' ~='c~l~.=z~= ¢~ . ~ [~.'~s~ ~- I st. r , I"~ ,.~ m3.~o_c~.~ , ~ . , ~.s~ JJ~ ~.-' I , .- / ,~- x~ ~ . -/- I-= '~~z' · .r'~ ION'AV~ ~. - =~.~st. ~ SL J,~ / ~ Ohio · 'st.'~ I~ ~ ~" - ' ' ) AveX~~ ' ,h t ~ Jastro ~, ~.~,Nor Kern N. J Ba~6r q.~ - ..~ ~ ~ ~ . J ' ' ~'-~ m >J · t J .~x' C ft~ St =' - ' · ' ' ' -. ,, . ,,~. .... COMPLETE THIS FORMiAND ATTACH To EACH COPY OF THE BUSINESS PLAN. Business Name: BAKERSFIELD CO Address: 1520 20TH STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 Contact Person: JOHN phone: .. 805 325- IO37 I declare that the information provided herein is true and correct to 'the best'of mv~kno),ledge. Da'to Business Plan Prepared By: Western Region Environment & Safety 4430 Rosewood Dr. Suite 3188 Pleasanton, CA 94566 Tier Two EMERQEN(3¥ CHEMICAL .INVEHTOII¥ ~..'~'" r'q,~.~ .,~ .... ~'"~ j G, . '" '' ."' ..... j,. ~.:+, .~ .~::~' I ' ~ ~ Dill fl~elv~ ::: = ::::; ~o.anl: Rtad all Ins ~.~...'~;:~:: ~:,:~:~:i~:'~ ~:~.~:: '~::~.~ "~ ¥'e/~- .'.'" · ,. '.. . : ...': .".. · ". :,.'..'." ~ , .'.'.. '. ~ · ~..~ -- . .' - - · ' Reporllng Palled Ff~ Ja~a~ t lo D~e~'~I, _ _ Ihml.I I , I Chilli, J'llllll- SlI[,I~III:IlC: )~TI') ' Fire · udden II~leaal al Pleaeure Relallvll¥ il elllll~ ~ I~aalll~ el law thlt I have iwtaaealllt eKaml~ed and im Imnllle~ wllh the Inlmmallmi eubmllled In IhlJ k~¥ el lhell Indlvldulll lell~mllbll II~ eblalnlll~ Ihe Inlmmitla, l~ I belllvl th&l the Him ~ elllelll OFJ o,a~el~peralm'l li~llmflliq lal~'llentallv# 81unalike ACUTELY H RDOUS MATERIALS RE' ATION FORM THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE OWNER OR OPERATOR OF EACH BUSINESS IN CALIFORNIA WHICH AT ANY TIME HANDLES ANY ACU'I~LY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL IN QU ,ANTITIES GREATER THAN 500 POUNDS, 55 GALLONS OR 200 CUBIC FEET OF GAS AT STP.' ~ ,v,~_~OTHiS FORM SHALL BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED TO YOUR LOCAL ADMINISTERING AGENCY. ({}25533 & 25536 Health & Safety Code) Note instructions on reverse Business Mailing Address (if different) ,~/~/'7? ~ Business Phone (~C-~ ~/'-~'? ~-..~ Business Plan Submission Date2 ...... Process Designation3 ...................... ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLED4 -USE ADDITIONAL PAGES IF NECESSARY- CHeMICAl NAMF QUANTITY GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PROCESSES AND PRINCIPAL EQUIPMENTS: SIGNATURE roLE ~MSd;. '~/~. California ~i~ of Eme~e~ ~w~es FORM HM 3~ (1-.15-88) INSTRUCTIONS: Superscripts: 1. Quantifies for RMPP compliance are "equal to or greater than" the minimum criteria and apply to chemicals handled "at any one time". 2. Businesses handling reportable quantifies of Acutely HaT~rdous Materials that have not submitted a business plan MUST contact local Administering Agencies. The business plan submission date will assure the Administering Agency that a business plan has been submiued and is on file. This will also immediately identify businesses that have not submitted business plans. 3. "Process Designation" is provided as a reporting option (with the approval of the Administering Agency) for facilities that can most easily report by process. Thus, facility RMPP regisuation data could be submitted in a similar format to a business plan that is divided by process. "By process" dam can initiate an emergency ' response to a process incident rather than a general emergency response to a major facility. Process designation can simplify inspections for major facilities and improve future emergency response. 4. Refer to the EPA list of Exlxemely I-l~?ardous Substances from the Federal Register (Volume 52, No. 77, p. 13397 et. sea_., April 22, 1987). Each chemical has a threshold planning quantity. This list may be changed by EPA on an annual basis. Updates of this list may be available early in 1988. To comply with this element, you may attach a copy of the inventory submitted to your Administering Agency from your business plan and highlight all Acutely Hazardous Materials. It is recommended that facilities list all extremely l~ardous chemicals handled in quantities equal to. or in excess of 1) 500 pounds, and 2) any EPA threshold planning quantity less than 500 pounds. ~. I~ nofi~'clude Trade Secret information in these descriptions. For emergency resixmse purposes, it would be desirable to describe the foli6wing to the Administering Agency: 1. Balch Process: a. What raw materials? b. What operating pressure range? c. What operating temperature range? cl. Batch capacity rating? e. Product characteristics? (e.g., chemical state, flammability, toxicity, etc.) f. Critical process points and characteristics? 2. Continuous process: (similar information as above.) , ~lha-suant to §25534, the Administering Agency may require the submission of a Risk Management Prevention Program (RMPP), ff the Administering Agency determines that the handler's operation may present an acutely ho~ardous materials accident risk. The handler shall prepare the RMPP in accordance with subdivision (c) [of §25534]. The RMPP shall be prepared within 12 months following the request made by the Administering Agency pursuant to this section.' (§ 25534 (a) Health and Safety Code) An amendment to the RMPP must be submitted to the Administering Agency within 30 days of: 1. Any additional handling of acutely hazardous materials. 2. Any material or substantial alterations to business activities. 3. Change of address, business ownership, or business name. (§ 25533 (c) Health & Safety Code) · EVERY BUSINESS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT AN RMPP SHALL IMPLEMENT THE APPROVED RMPP · California Office of Emergency Services FORM HM 3777 (1-15-88) FIRE DEPARTMENT 2101 H STREET- D. S. NEEDHAM ' - BAKERSFILED, 93301 FIRECHIEF OCTOBER 13, 1988 326-3911 A.T.~ T. COMMUNICATIONS 1520 20TH ST. ' BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 DEAR MR. MARK HATFIELD: ' THE'ENCLOSED "ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.REGISTRATION FORM" MUST BE 'COMPLETED BY ANY BUSINESS, .HANDLING ABOVE.THE MINIMUM .. REPORTING QUANTITY OF ANY MATERIAL.ON THE EPA LIST OF ,_-' EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES. (FED. REGISTER VOL. 52, NO. 77, P. 13397). YOUR COMPANY HAS REPORTED HANDLING THE ' FOLLOWING ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS' ELECTROLYTE BATTERY FLUID "SULFURIC ACID" PLEASE RETURN THE COMPLETED ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ---':' REGISTRATION FORM TO.: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS DIVISION ' ' 2130 G STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS FORM ·PLEASE CALL RALPH.HUEY AT 326-3979.. '' SINCERELY YOURS, RALPH E. HUEY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS COORDINATOR REH/ed ENCLOSURE FORMULA 120-L - CODE ~12~! PAGE 2 '1 SECTION 6'- WASTE DISPOSAL & ENVIRONMENTAL RELEASES Waste disposal: FORMULA 120-L is used in many commercial water treatment applications. In these.uses, release 5o sanitary sewer in>small amounts is '. inherent with use. Local-regular'ions regarding e~fluent PH'~ di~ssolved solids--' and other restrictions should be observed. No disposal method should be used which would pose an environmental or human health threat including any ~hich would contaminate ground or surface waters. Environmental Releases: Small amounts may be neutralized with soda ash and ~lushed into sanitary se~er with' water. For large spills, dike area and recover a~ liquid or absorb with sand~ sawdust or sweeping compound and dispose o~ in an approved landfill. Certain releases of any ~ubstance to ~he environment are prohibited by law and may ~equire reporting to an environmental agency.· SECTION 7 - HEALTH HAZARD DATA ======== ======= == ==== == == Threshold limit value/Permissible Ex'posure Level: No~ es-t~blished ' EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Inhalation: 'Not a primary entry route Skin Contact: Exposure to concentrated product can be irritating. Eye Contact: Painful inflammation/reversible damage with prompt first aid. Ingestion: Undocumented EMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES ~EVER GIVE ANYTHIN~ ~ ~!H TO AN UNCONSCIOUS PERSON Inhalation: Remove to fresh air - artificial respiration if necessary Skin Contact:· Remove contaminated clothing - wash area with potable water Wash contaminated clothing before, reusing. Eye Contact: ~lush with potable water or sterile buffer Do not rely on irritation to detect residues Hold eyelids open to assure complete flushing. Ingestion: Refer to'poison control center or physician. If conscious, dilute with large quantities of water or milk. PROMPT MEDICAL ATTENTION FOR EYE ·CONTACT OR INGESTION IF ANY SYMPTOMS PERSIST CONSULT A PHYSICIAN SECTION 8 SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION = = = = = Respiratory protection generally not required. Ventilation is recommended whenever FORMULA 120-L PPovide nearby safety showers & eye washing (preferably .Frill face) facilities. Protective gloves are required for contact with product .... Chemical goggles or face shield and goggles. SECTION 9- SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS ===========~=========: Keep in dry and well ventilated area. Keep containers closed when not in use. Avoid overheating ahd freezing. .. FOR~RIBA ".l'20-L CODE ff 120--L 5/20/88 AT&-T ~tt~: Mark Hatfield ALOE WATER ,TECHNOLOGY, INC. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET ====== === = EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE ============ SECTION I - PRODUCT IDENTITY == = == FORMULA 120-L ~ CHEMTREC -.(800) 424-9300 Cooling tower treatment ~ DISTRIBUTOR (209) 275-5560 A proprietary blend ~ ALDE WATER TECHNOLOGY~ INC. ~ 4&70 N. EL CAPITAN, STE 102 ALDE CODE #120-L ~" FRESNO, CA 95722 SECTION 2 HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS ==================== === == = = FORMULA 120-L is a non-hazardous mixture. No ingredient known to be hazardous is present at 1% or above. No known carcinogens are present at 0.1% or above. ~O~'PPd~-A 'i20-L ,,ay~con't~-~n~-t'r~-c.~s .of fo~m~im~¥~.e~{~C.~A~O=O~=OJ'.~--~.t~.!~_-l~=~-o~_ 0.001% or less. It is not currently believed to represent an occupational hazard at this level. NFPA/HMIS HAZARD RATINGS: HEALTH 1-Slight FIRE O-Least REACTIVITY 1-Slight SECTION 5 - PHYSICAL DATA = ======== = = = === = = PROPERTY MEASUREMENT Boiling point .......................... Greater than 200 degrees Farenheit Vapor density .......................... Lighter than air (water vapor) Evaporation rate ....................... About th~ same as water Solubility in water .................... Miscible in ~all proportions Appearance ............................ Clear, light yellow liquid SECTION 4 - FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA == = FORMULA 120-L is non flammable - boils with release of water E>:plosive Limits: Not a safety factor due to water content Extinguishing Media: Appropriate to primary source o~ ~ire Special Fire Fighting Procedures: Appropriate to primary source of fire '~Hazardous Combustion Products: Carbon monoxide~ Carbon dioxide and Toxic oxides of nitrogen may form if water boils o-~f and product burns. Onusual Hazards: Water ru,off from fi~e +ighting will be acidic. SECTION 5 - REACTIVITY DATA 'FORMULA 120-L is thought-to be ·stable Hazardous polymerization will'not occur FORMULA 120-L is incompatiblm with strong oxidizing agents Conditions to avoid: do not combine with chlorine bleach FORMULA 120-L - CODE ~'120-L - 5/20/88 I. To avoid further action, return Z. TYPE,,'PRIh-r ANSWERS 3. Answe~ the questions below for the business as a w~oie. 4. 8e as brief ~d c~ncise 3. S~CT~ON' ,'Z: ~.:JME._F. GS~.TC? :fOT!F!CATI0~$ rn c=se of ~ emergency invoivin~ ~he ~eie~se o~ ~h~'~ened reie~se of a your ~--; f'-~l., department and ~he St~e 0ffl-.,~ of Emer~enc'r .... Se?rices as ~equir~d by law. A. ~AT. GAS/PROPANE: C. WATER: ~//~ / O.- SPEC:AL: Z. LOC:.: aox: ~.,' ~.COR P~ANS? YES / - 2.% - S;ECTTON 4: PRIVATE RESPONSE TE~M FOR BUST:fEES AS A WHOLE .. SECTION 5.' LOCAL _.EME._RGE."CY ..~EDICAL ASSI-~T.&NCE FOR YO~ BUS!k~ES AS. A SEXTON 6: ~LO~E ~I~i~6 -- " EMPLC'~RS ARE REQUiR~ TO F~%'~ A PRCG~M WHiSk{ ~ROVT~,ES E>?L3'~E$ WiTH ~i'iiTi.&~ .... CIRCLE ~S OR NO ~;,,~.~ >~RiALS: .................................... '..., 5~S 5~S B. PROCEDL~ES FOR COORDINATING A~iVITI~S Wi~ RESPONSE AGENCIES: ......... ; .... '.'..'.... ...... 5~S. 5~S ~ . E. D0 YOU MAii~AiN E~.~L0%~E ~AINING RECORDS: ....... SE~!0N V: ~z~Ous MA~I~ '.' CIRCLE ~S - NO - NO~ DOES YOL~ BUSIneSS ~ ~ZARDOUS ~RIAL !M QUaliTiES ~ESS ~N 50D I understand :ha:. ~Zs informa:Zon will be used :o fulfill my ffrm's obZ:~arions under %he n6w California/Health and Safety code on Hazhr~ous Materi~is (Div. 20 Ch~p~r. 6.9S Sec. 2~S00 Et Al. ) and tha~ inaccurate informa=ion cons=itu=es perjurv. "- c- ~ "" ;~ BAKERSFr-ELD' CITY FiRE :"' 2180 "G' STREET ~ BAKERSFIELD, CA. 93801 (,~=~AL U~E 0XL% BUS INESS .XA}~E: " BUSINESS 'PLAN- SING'LE FACILITY UNIT. 'FORM OA ~s~c~ro'~s- . · . I'. To avoid furthe~ action, this' fo~m must be returned.by: 2. ~'PE.,"PRrNT' YOUR ANSWERS rN ENGL[SE. O, An~wec ~he questions below for THE FACILITY UNIT LISTED BELOW SECTION ~: MITIGATION, PR~S~ION', ABA~MES~ PROCEDb~ES SE~ION ~: :{OTIF!CATION .&N~ ~AC%'ATIOX PROCEDt~ES .&T , SECTION 3: FIAZARDOh'S ~ATERIALS FOR THIS [,.'NTT ONLY'. . · · .A. Does this Facility Unit eontain'Sa:.'trdous F[ateria!s? ...... If YES, see B. ' : If NO, conr. inue ~ith SECTIO,~' 4. · ' B. ,Are' any of the hazardous materials a bona fide Trade Secret · . If So, complete a -qeparate hazardous materials inventory_ : form marked: NON-~ADE SECRETS ONLY (white form '=4A-l)- '. If Ye~, co~plere a hazardou~ ~ater~ai~ lnvento,y form ~arked.:_ -..:. ~AOE SECRETS ONLY (yellow fora =4A-21 in addition'to the non-trade: ''. -. secret form. List only' the trade secrets on form 4A-2, .. ... ~. LOCK BOX: .'.'. XO l~ YES,. LOCATI0X: ' YES, SITE PLANS? YES / .',ISOSs? '."'".~ " - FLOOR PLANS?' YES ./ KEYS? '.." ,;0. · (lltllltll IIAtlIil I'llllllll I I ilii Itlll-: I1(: Y I lillll:ll'^l, FAC I I, I'l'Y ~1'.' FAI]'i iii ~V.Illll T IIAII£: : (IFFII:I AL IIS£ I:r Ill,'l ,1'.~ !!UI:¥ · __ C O!.Jl/li!! Il&III ~ ..... ' BAKERSFr-ELD CI/W FiRE DEPARTXE.XT ~ 21~0-"G' STREET· . BAKERSFIELD. CA 93S01 '- I. To avoid further action. ~his form ~ust be returned by: .. ... :.,:. . SE~IO~ ~: ~{OT~F~CATION A~ ~ACUATIo~' PMOCZDL~ES AT ~S L%iT n~v S~CTIO~ ,3: HAZARDOUS HATER~ALS FOR TH{S Facility· Unit con~in Haznrdous Ma~eria!s? ...... A. Does this If. YES, see B.. If NO,. continue wi~h SECTION 4. B. Are any of the hazardous materials a bona fide Trade Secret YES If No,.' complete a separate hazardous materials inventory form marked: NON-~ADE SECRETS ONLY (white form =4A-l) ' If Yes, complete a hazardous materials inventory form marked:·. ~ADE SECRETS OXLY (~ellow form =4A-2) in addition to the non-trade secret form. List .only the trade secrets on form 4A-Z. SEXTON 4: PR~;A~;~E FRO~iOL' - "~. LOCK BOX: ~ .' XO rF YES, LOCATIOn:: i I ~1'1: II^X A_ {! i.! I_1 i! I~ .'1 AIIIIII/~I, IIII Ill;t: II1: ¥ I It I Iii: I I'AI, 2130 "G' STREET' BAKERSFIELd. CA 03~01 '. BUSINESS L~STRUCT~ONS ~ .. '- .%. TO ~void further action, ~h£s flora mus~ be r~.~u£ned by: .. · 3. Answer the questions below for '1 SECTION 3.' HAZARDOUS .MATERIALS FOR A' Does this Facility Unit contain Haz.~rdous Materials? ...... If YES, see B. If NO, continue with SECTiOn' 4. B. Are any of the hazardous materials a bona fide Trade Secret If h'o,. complete a separate hazardous materials inventory form marked: NON-~ADE SECRETS ONLY (white form =4A-l) If.Yes., comDlete a hazardous materials Inventory form marked: .~. ~AOE SECRETS OXLY. (yellow form =4A-3) in addition to ~e non-trade ~ secr~ form. List only' the trade secrets on form 4A-2. ".' ~, . -.' ' ":" .. :' ' :":' · . · .. ' ...... ' '., ' ,'.. L[ ~... ):'.r.".. E. LOCK BOX: ~ .' XO rF YES, LOCATIOX: { IF YES, STTZ PLA~S? YES / MSDSs? YZS / . ',' FLOOR PLAXS?, YES" KEYS? '' XO SCAL~,: 1"=10' BusINESs NAME: AT&T FLOOR: 1". OF 4 DATE: 05/18/88 FACILITY NAME: TOLL UNIT # 01 (CHECK ONE) SITE DIAGRAM FACILITY 'DIAGRAM X -- EYE STREET- .. ~ BAKERSFIELD CIT'f FiRE DEPART~.IE.~;T 2130 "O' STREET BAKERSFIEAD, CA 93302 G~'F:C~AL U3E t]NL? ~ To ~void further ~c~on ~his fora muse'be returned " I SECTION 3: HAZARO01;S .~ATERrAr~S FOR THIS A. Does this Facility Unit con, rain 8az~rdous ~a~eria!s? ...... ~'0 If YES, see 8. If NO, continue with SECTION 4. B. Are any of the hazardous m~.terials a bona fide Trude Secret %~S .. If No, complete a separate hazardous materials inventory form marked: NON-~DE SECt'.ETS O~'T,Y (white form =4A-l) ..: If Yes, complete 'a hazardous materials inventory form marked: ~ADE S~CRETS ONLY (yellow form ~4A-~) ~n addition .to the ~oa-~rade secret.form. .List only. the trade secrets on form 4A-2. .'. ~. [OC~ BOX: ' XO rF YES, LOCATIOX: rF ~'~s, srrz P[AXS7 YES I 5lSDSs?~5'gS ."~- FLOOR'PLAXS?, - YES .,' KEYS? ~' .." XO IIII;i III E,:i,q ,I IIII I! I': ,:i ~ Ill'. l'lll~llr; I: ~ I'1: , ~.~ll~l'; AIIIIIIII 1 .... .I hllllllhlo I tll III;EIII:¥ I-~ I:(IIIT : Ailllll[llli I J .... IIIt¥:llFI · I'1101111 .. I I' !.'.!, I, Otil'r I fill l' lI I1' 111 I.II ' ~ [~_u I !~,! l'V ' U!!l !' F A i: I I. I 'i' v FA~i I; 1 I'V. till I ! ' I ~.iU~,¥ '. I~lll~ll!_CAI, Oil Co_flflOI! tlAfll~ I ii I II A i'. ^ lll~ SCALE: 1" = 10' BUSINEss NAME:. AT&T- FLOOR: 2 OF 2J DATE: 05/18/88 FACILITY NPdVlE.~ TOLL -. ~UNIT # 01 : (CHECK ONE) SITE 'DIAGRAM FACILITY,~DIAGRAM X '- --E'YE STREET -- ' " EXIT ~ RAMF)~ ' EQPT -- .~ WINDOW , FIRE ~ ' ~U ALARM FIRE ESCAPE ' 1520'~ 2©TH :STREET 'BAKERSFIELD ·CALiF. ' .... ' '"' °. BAKERSF!ELI] CITY FiRE OEPARIT. IE.~;T , 21,?,"0 "G" STREET ' BAKERSFIELI], CA .~. I~U~I ONS .:. ~ I To avoid further'action, tkis form mus~ be r~turned :'~ s. in~e~ the ~ues.~ons ~.io..o~ r~ ~c~L~ :.. · ...... - ~ '. .'- . · . .. ....- ~;: . . :..../.~,..... ~: ..... · ...... ,,.>.~ .. ..... ....~ ......... ..... ........ - :..,?-- ..~. ...~'~.~:..:~-.~~-~,~'~" ,~ ~.~>... ;~,..~...~.,,.~ ...,.. . . . . . :'-': · ' " ' · , SECTION 3: HAZARDOUS .~ATERIALS FOR TRIS L.~TT ONLY . I. Does this Facility.Unit contain 8axnrdous ~ateria!s?. IE YES, see B. ' [E ~0, continue ~ith SECTIO~ 4. B. Are any of the hazardous ma. teriuls a bona fide Trade Secret yES. If So, complete a separate haza~dou~ ~ateria1~ tnveutory Norm ~arked: ~ON-~DE SECRETS ONLY (~hite ~orm =4A-l) If Yes. complete a.hazardous materials inventory form mark~d: ~ADE' SECRETS. ONLY (yellow form =4A-2) in' addition to the non-trade, secret ~orm. ' List.only ~he trade secrets on form 4A-~. . ' : .'-" . .'-2.- '1 · "'~.~.:U. · _t ~. .... ~' · :.-.-, -. -.:c:~:'..-2c:'::.;,::.u:.-'. ' - ' .... , :'4:'3- ~ ...... .,.,- ....... <',;. ...... .:.,.' '.? ~ ~.>:,.~ .... .', ...... I.-~. .., · . · ':'. ......... ,.' :".':~ '." ':: ~.'~-:t ......... . .... -- ' ":-,-- ..... :.- 'e~:~.::: -' ~- ':-~- ~-~.'~-~'~ ~ + ~'~ /:~y" : """"'" .... ' '"" ':~': ' .....'..'.' . ..: . .. : ........... ~: .':;~ .'~:.. '..'.:.'.... ~11 y ' "' : -:- · . .. ..:.~ ". .. ~"c:~~ s~p~/,/ ~~ .., ~. LOCK BOX: ~'0 rF YES, LOCATIOn:: IF VES, srTz PLAX.~? YES l .~4SD.~s? . '.,'ES "~ FLOOR PLA.NS?, YES ./ KEYS? '' NO' SCALE: 1" = 10' BUSINESS NAME: AT&T FLOOR 3 oF DATE: .05/18/88 FACILITY NAME: TOLL UNIT # 01 '~' - - CHECK ONE) SITE -DIAGRAM' FACILITY- DIAGRAM X -- EYE STREET--- [~] No .. E×IT DN U~ I1~ ELEV ELEV' SHAFT ~ MEN '' WOMEN DN -- EQPT ~ I _ I. .- ~w~ow '~ L~w~ ~oo~ O -' INDICATOR I , , ESCAPE I ~L,L~ ALAR~ ~ -- ' '- '- " ' 1520 "20TH STREET', BAKERSFIELD , CALIF. .: ---V:.. :- ~ ., .; SAKERSFr_F. LD CIT? F~RE 213!0 "G' STREET BAKERSFIELD. CA 9~S01 Il" BFF~C~AL USE ONLY ~ . ~ i~. BUSINESS .~AXE: SINGLE FACILITY LTI~IT !i': I. To avoid further action. 'chis form muse be r-.tu£ned by: . -'' - SA - SECTION 8: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FOR THIS b.'NIT ONLY A. Does this Facility-Unit contain Hazardous Materials?. ~'EbL'O If YES see B If NO, continue with SECTION 4. B. Are any of the hazardous materials a bona fide Trade Secret YES If No, complete a.separate hazardous materials inventory form marked: NON-TRADE SECRETS ONLY (white form .=4A-l) If Yes,-complete a hazardous materials inventory form marked: ~ADE SECRETS O~LY (yellow form =4A-Z) in addition to the'non-trade secret form. List ohio"the trade secrets on form 4A-~.. SECTION. 4: PRIVA~ ~IRE. FRO~iO:g SE~ION S: LOCATION OF WA~ SL~PLy FOR USE BY'~G~ ~ESPOb~S , E. LOCK BOX: .' .MO iF YES, LO~TIO.,. IF YES, STTE PLAX$? YES / MSDSs? .Y.-'$ ."~ FLOOR pLAxs?, YES .,' KEYS? ~' .." .~0 .. - 3B - . ~ 1~12:~': ~ ' . -- ,.' ~__ . g - ' -' '- ':-.;.,,,...'";, · ,~... .. ',. ",,iii: -- .t l'rl,~ t_ ~/)~._.~) . elU~flit,. 'llil.lll,;l:lll:Y I:IIII'I'AIiTi TITI, EI ~g. . · IIIO~ I IIIIR 111111119t I~1i I,,;t:1,,:Y I:ulII'A(:T:.__.~.~.._. ' TITLE, ~~ .., rll,ll~ ~ nun 11,11119,. I IIIIII:II'AI. III'ISlII~S9 At:TIVI'fVI 4~~'~A~/~ ' , AFTEfl. 11119 111181 SCALE: = 10' BUSINESS NAME: AT&T FLOOR 4 OF .4 DATE: 05/18/88 . FACILITY NAME:' TOLL . ' .' uNIT # O1 (CHECK. ONE) SITE DIAGRAM FACILITY DIAGRAM X · , EYE STREET NO ~ . EXIT . RAMP ~ DN . · YOU A~[/- ·' DUCT ' WOMEN . ' ~ DN ELEV SHAFT ~ EQPT ~ ' up+~ [~ · ' WINDOW .. DN FIRE I ESCAPE ,'~. .. 6ENERATOR - ROOF ~ ' DN 1520 .20TH STREET ,' BAKERSFIELD-', .CALIR' ':~":'" ~ A'r&T J.R. Strand ~--- AT&T John R. Strand Room 918 Supervisor/Operations 1820 Norris Road WB6PQI Bakersfield, CA 93308 805-393-3101 1520 20th Stree! Bakersfield, CA 93301 Phone (805) 325-1037 " :'. '~ f ' ' ' ' '" '- '>' ' ~"' ' C~TY OE B~NE~SF[E-T]D " ~ KERN COUNTY ::- BAKERSFIELD. m~]S2 TSPS [ .~ · .. ~ ~ g.,. ,_~l T.. ....... ~r,_~ EN'.VIRC3N.~.F..NT .ANF~ $.AFFT',' OPER~TT©NS. '~4"0._, ROSEWOOD DR ..... .qr~TT? ~.'~ .... pr,-",g~:,T,).~, CA q456~-qP, 22 CITY OF: - COUNTY OF.f- KERN ° .... CAT. i T FORN T A B~KERSFIELD P, 5~01.2 BNFDCASfl 3) FACILITY ADDRESS CITY STATE ZiP 37~Q AUBURN ST. BAKE~SEIELD C~ 933~6 MAIL 'ADD~ESS CITY STATE ZIP [520 20TH ST.~M ~8 BAKERSFIELD CA ·93301 ~ PROPERTY OWNE~ ~T&T PHONE (805) 325-0564 OPERATO~ ~T&T PHONE (8~) ~25-0564 5 SIC-CODE 481Z DUN 6 BUSINESS DESCRIPTION (ACTIVITY) Te[eo~o~e Communication 7 NLli]BER OF E.'.%!PLOYEES: iSHiPT HO.U~nS N[.',HBER~ DAYS OF WEEK .,NOTE: NUHBERS qH(",N OPERATr3RS EQUIP R?,'I TS UNATTENDED DAYS 0~NN - 1559 35 7 SWING 160N ~o~o . . - .... off 7 NIGHT flNNfl - NT~Q .6 7 8 ) ENERGENCY cC~?,7TACT~ 2ND LEV MGR. NmM~ ~IKE 2~..HR. CONTACT NAME nFNx?p Rwr~-PQUIP TEL. NO, gQO 733-7506 9) EHERGEXCY NOTiFICATiON: LOCAL EMERGEN ,.~ RESPONSE TEL.i q].]. o.c 9lq if relevant) COUN,. t ENERGENCY RESPONSE T ..... ~ gl.t STATE E~IERGENCY RESPONSE TEL' = ~16 427-4~9~) COMPANY RNRpONRR TEA:','I TEE.. 10. H.Sg.~RDnUS '~ATERIALS ' · -" 'A. Chemical 'Nam~ STJL~rTRIC ~C!D" " cas ~ '(if known) 7fifi4.-~-a .. ': ' Comuositio~' ' H2S~4 · ' · '. .-Hazard Co~e/s -'-:' 4 ,/. .' . ,' " '' 'Common Same ~BhTTERY ELECT.~OLYT[ :. Solid Liquid X Gas Mix Pure Maximum amount,at one time:on site 756 POUNDS' :' '- hvor,a~ daL}y ~moun~ on ~5~o '- "756 POUNDS " ~umber of d'av~ on'sS~e/vear :: 3~5 Container type CF = p. lastic-case Storage Pressure'ATSIOSPHERIC Storage .TemD(E) AMBIENT'" B -~hem~cal Name DIESEL FUEL ..CAS' ~ {if known) 068476-34-6 ' CompositSon PETROLEUM HYDrO-CARBONS Common Nam'e Solid Liauid . 'X 'Gas Mix ~ Pure Maximum amo~nk, at ,~ne t.ime on ts'.[~.e tNNN GALLONS Average -daily araount ,)n site 100N GALLONS . Number. of days on 'site.,'vear · .365 . Container' tvoe -' ' Stora,]~e Pr','gssure AT~4r~SPHERiC St;ouaqe. Te'm?fF AMBIENT' C. Chemi~a 1. Name· CAS ~ (if known .' : Common Name So l'ic] L ia~ i.(] Ga s Mi x- Pure Maximum arno,iht at one k'Lme nn si~e Avera,],~ dail .... a[n,'~nt nn s'it-e Numbe.r ,~[,.dav:~ on siff,~.'vear . Conta:ifi~Y t,fDe ; . Storag~ P~'eA~L]re Sk. ocage Tomo(F.) '"-' '? ': i' · . ' . - ~ .-- .. ~ - ... ~ .. . .- 1].) Fi~qEP. qEN,?" PROnFDFR¥S: ts k]-~ :~n ~,-',~ne ='m~t',-~n~v coordinator n!imtS~F J.S { ) ' ~ hhp event nfa ::epnrtabl~ spill, fire, em~gen?,- personnel ............. Far'a~ ~-h,.~ N~[~di_ng ~nJ ,~.1~ m.-k,~ ~h~ L:ollowin ~mb~l ].ance ~ Hedical Far. i.] itv Counbv ~m~c~ncv ~es(~ense 12 1 E.MER~NCY '4F_,DTCAL & F.iCTLIT'.'.' EVACN~TTON: em~r{~ency. Thee can h~s t'ea,'-he,-I .~ { } .TN~ ~m~rg~ncy calling.' th~ appropriate ~mergenc:y tie.pr)ese perr~nnnel and t.n the best 13) PREVENTIVE MEASURES: A) 1. Inspect all above ground pipes and joints. 2. Check and print out all calibrated data from continuous monitoring system and record on fuel logs. 3. Be certain that all equipment is in working'order and that equipment is functioning as specified. 4. Report any malfunctions ~or repairs needed to the immediate site supervisor. Record all information in fuel logs, including date, time, corrective action, etc. 5. Complete fuel logs including date, time, observations, and sign completed forms. 6. File fuel log report in file labeled Monitoring Plan. 7. Complete inspection of all batteries checking for cracks and leaks. 8. Report any unauthorized release to Local County Jurisdiction within 24 hours. B) Monitoring Plan: Please describe how the primary and secondary containers holding hazardous materials are monitored or checked for leaks. Visual and audible alarming for all equipment including batteries and diesel fuel. Alarms from this station will be monitored by the San Bernardino SCOTS Center. They are staffed 24 Hrs. per day, seven days a week.· The emergency response coordinator is responsible for ensuring that the monitoring program is implemented and the monitoring actions are documented. The storage tanks equipped with Universal Sensors and leak detectors.These monitors must be checked 'and calibrated so that accurate continuous monitoring of the tank is assured. The above ground fuel oil tank and batteries should be visually inspected, for leaks and any sign of damage or deterioration must be reported to si. te supervisor. Labeling. ]~roqram: Empty Containers: Caution contains sul'furic acid. 1 Positively no smokidq; combustible ]. diesel fuel. Storage Areas:' Positively no sm0kinq, ('Fire'= extinguishes) Caution Wear.'-ear protection in engine room. Eve wash kit (keep open flames and spark-pr.oducinq equipment away). EQUIPMENT AREA: Caution remove finger rings and wrist jewelry when working on batteries. Caution grounding Warning for batteries, (eve wash kits).-Gases produced by this Batterys are explosive. Positively no smoking. D) Pipes- Hazardous Contents: Tank piping into building is labeled:Diesel fuel lines, caution: .positively no smoking. .E) Hazardous MAterials. Handling: Diesel fuel and .lube oils are handled by vendors only. Thev..are delivered and distributed at-the site durinq'business hours. Batteries are installed and handledby professional vendors who are licensed'to handle, haul,and operate, hazardous materials. F) Security Pr4~cautions: This facility is surrounded, bv.a chain link and barbed 'wire .fence to ensure that vandalism i's kept to. a minimum. This facility is also equipped with an alarm system which is constantly monitored by the Scotts Alarm Center. The' fuel tank alarm system is also tied by computers t'o this monitor for continuous emergency response. 14.) FACILITY TRAINING PLAN: All personnel will be properly trained in ideDtification' of a poten'tial threat of an emergency and'how to-handle · an emergency situation-on their own. All personnel are presently t~rained in: -safety, proper~ emergency response and equipment handling. ' General hazard communication, training includes: o General information on the emergency procedures '~ and the hazard communication program. ~o Labeling. .. ..o Physical ProCedUres ~ o Physical '~and Heal'th Hazards o Protective Measures including personal protective equipment o Respiratory Protection Program Requirements o Storage & Disposal. Requirements o Access to MSDS's o Regulatory requirements o The location of the hazard communication and emergency response .programs, and material safety data sheets. (MSDS) SAFE. ~ANDLING METHODS AND PROCEDURES IN CASE OF EMERGENCY .SPILLS: A. BATTERY ELECTROLYTE SPILLS: o. Keep unnecessary people out of the area o. If the battery container is cracked be sure to prevent any water from getting in the container which could result in a explosive chemical reaction. o. Put on personal protective equipment, chemical goggles, tyvek coveralls, gloves, boots,half mask respirator with acid mist cartridges, and apron before handling any contaminated material o. If. possible stop the leak by turning the container in a position to prevent the material from running out, then dam or dike the spill o~ Keep combustibles such as wood,paper,oil, away from the spilled material o. Surround the area with absorbent pigs o. Neutralize the material by applying Soda'Ash o. Put all contaminated materials in the plastic' Hazardous Material Over pack drum o. Label the hazardous material and notify (415) 224-2627 to arrange for disposal of the hazardous waste · 0. After cleaning all adsorbents wash the area with Water B) DIESEL SPILLS: '. o.-If' a. pipe i's leaking,., shut off the nearest valve 'feeding'-fuel to the line >" o. If a~shutoff valve can not be located u'se the Plug/patch kit to--stop the flow of fuel o. Surround the spilled material with th~ absorbent ~' socks and place absorbent pads on the..sp{iled. o. After controlling the leak clean .uP all the absorbent material and containerize them in the plastic hazardous material over pack drum. If.there' is contaminated soil it may be necessary to. evaluate the"spill site to. determine the best method for · ' " remediating the hazard. All contaminahed soil remediation'plans must be approved by the'Department of Health .Services or the. county regulatory agency. Contaminated soil. will most'likelY be removed" :. to a level 6" below the wet line and plaCed in .labeled leak proof drums 'for disposal. C) FIRE-SAFETY: NFPA's 20-A:120-B:c rated fire extinguisher should b~ · · '~ mounted on the.wall within 25 feet of the generator · engine, and the battery storage area. The 'facility must comply with all OSHA requirements'and NFPA Standard 10 "Standard For Portable Fire ExtinguiSher". EXITS must be clearly marked and should preferable have Exit lights with, back up battery power in the event of power failure. Any material storage must be kept at least 18 inches · . below automatic sprinkler'heads. Corridors, stair wells, and other exits must be kept clear and free Of obstructions. Building escape routes are marked on the attached facility drawing', including the designated meeting area outside the building .~. where everyone will meet in the event of a drill or. actual emergencY. All fire extinguishes should be inspected to insure "?. 'that the seals are not broken or missing and the i pressure'gauge reading is in ~the operable' range. ,,, -Extihguish.es must be serviced after each use. The back of the inspection tag must be dated, and signed by the. emergency coordinator verifying the operable '"' condition of'the ext.ing~isher at l~ast~monthly. All fire extinguishes and hose sta.tions must be posted, -- : eaSi'ly 'accessible, and visible. .. D) EMERGENCY PROCEDURES: Each trainee must. be provided with a copy of the hazardous material response plan. They must know where the fire extinguishes and eye .wash kits are located. If.a hazardous material gets in the eyes, they.must be immediately flushed with water for 15 minutes and the injured emPloYee transported, to an emergency..medical facility as soon as possible. If hazardous material gets on. the skin. it should be washed with soap and water. Contaminated clOthing should be removed and if skin irritation occurs the affected'employee should be treated at the nearest medical facility. If'someone'-is overcOme, get them to fresh air and medical attention as soon as possible' Do not enter a tank or confined space to rescue someone. This is the job Of specially trained emergency response personnel equipped with special breathing apparatus. Entry by untrained unequipped personnel could be the cause of multiple fatalities. If there is a spill .the~source should be secured as soon as possible and all ignition sources should be removed from the area. The procedures outlined in.the- emergency response plan should be followed. E) DisPOSAL: Hazardous material Which is no longer usable or has fulfilled it's intended purpose must be disposed of as hazardous waste.. 15) EMERGENCY RESPONSE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT: The attached facility map.identifies the location of' the emergency.response.kits. The emergency response 'coordinator must inspect them once a month during a routine hazardous material monitoring inspection. The inspection should verify that the inventory of equipment meets the minimum levels specified and that personal protective equipment is clean and fully operational. If there are any signs of damage or deterJo, ratJon the piece of equipment must be replaced. EMERGENCY INVENTORY EQUIPMENT. ,MINIMUM QUANTITY Adsorbents: - 4'X 4" absorbent socks 1.5'x 1.5'× 3/8" absorbent mats TOOLS: Shovel (one square point one round point) 2" and 4" scrappers squeegee with optional 4' handle Pipe Plugger & Patch Kit: rubber patches hose clamps silicon sealant wooden mallet wire cutters duct tape broom epoxy putty assortment of expandable pipe plugs rubber sheeting 'wooden plugs tape hammer screw driver pipe wrench crescent wrench . pliers C-clamps PLUG-N-DIKE* 5 gallon plastic spill pail Mop Chemical goggles or Face Shields Nitrile Gloves'(Preferably arm length) Rubber Aprons Tyvek Coverall Flashlight Half Mask Respirator with Acid Mist Cartridge Calf length rubber boots Plastic hazardous material over pack drum Traffic Cones Warning Tape Plastic tarps Soda Ash * Note: Plug-N-Dike is a granular material which in contact with water forms an immediate seal to control flowing flammable or hazardous material spills. It absorbs 300 times its own weight in, water. It can be used as dike to contain spilled material or as a plug to stop leaks. ~r COMPLETE THIS FORM' AND ATTACH. TO EACH COPY .OF THE BUSINESS PLAN.. Business' Name: ..' '/~ ~-~ 7-- ~ Address: .-. 13700' A ~8~) 2. ..'f~r~£X~,E~D~' C~ .. Conta'ct~ Person:-' ~ ~ ~ ' .:. Phone': '. " ~0~'. g2~ I-dac}are. ~h~at the ~nfor.matSon provided here~n ~s ~rue and corract · . , .. . . , . . Date Business Plan Prepared By: Western Region Environment & Safety . 4430 Rosewood Dr. Suite 3188 :'- Pleasanton, CA 94566' Tier Tw° ~AZAnDOU8 CHEMlaAL .~NVENrO~W ,arm.t: R~nd all Inslr.cllon~ ~.:Chem. Nam.= PRI'RCI[,EI {{vi ,o,,, ..0"_. ~ _. I I 8eo~el I I Ch.m. Name, ' Pu~e MI~ Ilolld Liquid Belollvllv FIle 8!KJden Ileleale o! PlellUle Reeallvlty Immedlala (JOUle ~,1 eMilly IMM I)en'.lly of law th.t I hive pe~.onally e.emlhad .~ am familia, with It~ Inlmm,tl~ .~llt~ In Iht. ~.~ ~ ~y ~ le ~vl~mll le.~(~lmlntf~ t~ Inlm~illm, I ~llwy. IhJl 'the ,~;e~%~ ' "