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Home My WebLink AboutRISK MANAGEMENT - I I TIME CHARGED BUSINESS/DEAPRTMENT NAME: ~ sUß ADDRESS: O;áOl S-?vJJJG- llv~7 , PROJECT DESCRIPTION: if2JttP P ~tt0 O¡ '2. I P03Ljb~- PROJECT NUMBER: DATE: ~~ f.-r,1~ . .,r~/Z.'ð/ib ~ l S- -." V - t r....f- r-ù,J"6V 6-30-Qb MJ 0 rfh(fJ $ 5~ ~ 1//3~O c~ NAME: M l3J.ktll ~ ~ iI Q.Öð TIME CHGD: ( he ~ COMMENTS: f;/-e. (2~("6...J'- ~ (-fv" PROJECT COMPLETION: DATE: P{)OL FAC/LITY .:;r"t. "IS ...... e .\1"11.111 ~ I ¿1.3 1¿11 I I N omœ: - ~~I IOZ-A tal. S-f t) R A tJ.~ f! L~ ¡/¡Il,v /C 1'/ L I¿/ /tJt1 Ö Off' GE: I /OZ.ß tJq . , '" .', ... ~ ,,',' ··t· . i \ " . . . ,. . '/ , , . . 1)' '5t''./ lOI/>. PØN 10/6 IJt L" 101 D .' c c [ oII,e.., ruo". bAS(;.A'(;. N r PLA It '!I - ..... '" I & ~"IVØ itS C l ( l.€c.:ruu e ,Z!:I -; 0) J . L-.. o i . III' U ".""Ø'.... ,\1 IU 'Iu! '/"~ ... ·v.r-- N 13<. -:k .-: I~ I-fll '0 . . 1'0<" ." 6C, r;:: N C [,., bUILCD"'C', c.rDLH/D n.C\J/~ ~ " t':>A 4) C; k\ t II r ' FACILITY #30 --:-- r~--__--~__n___---- . 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A 102 '4 \OMA,. \J 'c E NT~ß L- fLANT' ~ PUM" U '- ......- F~l 1..1T'f 11 /1 110/ A ¡¿nPI-I I c.s ·mJSTO. t):J' u¡:: ,I . ¡. .(1".,1,\ ~oFFC.. . - GENERAL LOCATIONS OF HAZARlXXJS MATERIALS California State University, Bakersfield - Campus Map FERTILIZER~ STORAGE Legend 1. Residence Halls 2. Commons 3. Student Programs! Placement I Financial Aid 4. Faculty Towers 5. Academic Administration Bldg. 6. Administration Bldg. 7. Library 8. Student ServIces 9. Lecture 10. Performing Arts ~Classroom 12. Fine Arts 13. Doré Theatre 14. Madigan Gallery 15. Romberg Nursing Ed Center 16. Donahoe Hall ~~ence 1 18. science 2 19. Cafeteria 20. Bookstore 21. Student Health Center 22. Physical Education 23. Hillman Aquatic Center 24. Antonino Sports Complex 25. Child Care Center 26. Well Core Repository 27. ProcuremenllSupport Services 28. ESAlF.A.C.T. 29. Athletic Activities Center = Paridng Lots := ~ = Information Booths Career Planning & Placement is now located here! - H - Temporary Buildings ~ ~ t ~ [E .~ UNDERGROUND c G ~ FUEL STORAGE ~ U fT Stockdale Hwy. ICSUBI I ;;x: J Camino Media i :g Mi Avenue Q, Driving 4 Directions to CSUB PLANT OPERATIONS t-: 26 OUTSIDE HAZMAT STORAGE 28 e.. ... . . . . ~ Camll10 Media ' .' ,- ." . ,-" . .' : I . :-;;,,, '.~ . - "-.:~,." '. , I",. Not to scaJø Ïl. U"'I1._ <:~ \.. Paint Shop ~ Ill_ ~ ' ..J C" Grounda E~' [jii) r- 24 fI, --¡ .þ/////IU/I//U/I//J4 -f çru~l\{ct. 8~ flfHtJlJ· I . ~-!)" ~~''ts ~\, ) ~ -¿~~y Shop t'>m-~ '1-" (~_ l! .~:, . ci -":. -IJu","'''''''' J , AI jIT·'t ~'~l \ f "1' . .. \'¡", 4.Jt' (¡)!~ ,. Relrger.irøn fjö I i I 1'1,"'1' "~ , = \.. Hatdwar. iQ!!l Corporation Yard -_. ....._----- _._...~--- Facility 37 .A \" --"-qm·---··-~i--u- .~~=-- '\ CUllodl" SUltpII.. In~1 Iª?DJ \. .. _[1..------ ___ . \: 1_ . __u C.-I Ithlpplng , ~.Ivl", li1~1 "'\ I " .. <-1 ./ \.J~t.\ \/1 j ... /~~ / /0'\. <'"::~',f~.:i'~~ !(&~~7,~' ¡ \, ...;~ -" \., ~ -' ' -\,,(',._..~:,--;"~. :;>~/ -~~ e· M 'AR- CJ-\ e CITY of BL4KERSFIELD ~ ßrL ·S7-/Ûi·1f'f F!R~ '='=P~,?T\iE>!T Fg6 l' 2:0~ t' 37~E=T o -5 \.:::::J:'-":.'.,\;1 3AKE~S¡=¡E:..D. 9330 ~ F¡::;:: ~ì..;E~ 326-3911 Dear Business Owner: Enclosed please find Material Management necessary to re.ject checked below. D Illegible Management Plan information) . a copy of your response to the Hazardous Plan (HMMP) request, We have found it your plan for the fOllowing reason ( s ) as (please print or type Section(s) 7 A. 13 ¢c. Q....IU' HMMP incomplete, / D . ~,.¡~ ~ðI\,,-.&/5 Inventory Misslng or Incomplete, ~~ Diagram 0 Missing or I ~I Incomplete Þ,) f&oe~: This is to be corrected and resubmitted within 30 days to: ~~~1 M/~Cl" (/Iqqo J)O~'l;' City of Bakersfield, Fire Department I" MN ~. Hazardous Materials Division 5")~r..Qo«:;i 2130 G Street d~ Bakersfield, CA 93301 , ;? ~._~ of I L./'J If additional copies of any forms are needed they can be picked up from the Hazardous Materials Division at 2130 G Street in person. Sincerel~~. -= ~f~~ ) C~~~)~~ ~~~d, ~ S'~ ~ ß.u.JJ a./ (1Q~--~. 7Í~~ wò OCMN ~lv.0yD~ Materials Coordinator REH/ed ......,t,'-. ~ .~ .; ,:'\\Ü¡h: !-t:''1 ... '. ,¡.~ ¡o .,,,,.\..:: ~ ---------- ~~. ".'.1,' 1'.._......·, ~......~_ 1.._. .~.. ...... ..._....____.~ . . ··""...·--~1--····· ___._ . n_·. ___"''''''''''''''''.J... .. _.'.._. .___+ ~ ..~~...._..._.:'~:"" SHUT OFF FOR ALL I DORMI'IO~IES AND COMMONS' CJ- .:l b@~~ L,1r GAS SHUT OFF LOCATIONS . ATTACHMENT (6) --- þ ~ = ST.oCKDALE HWY. n MA N SHUT OFF FOR ALL BUIL_DJ:NGß i @ FRONT WELL SHUT DEE: I _)1 . I )e ! II I Iii I ili Ii' , \ 1,1 1)11 In II Ii , ,1 ,I' Ii' , . @ H@ @] f----1I@] e SHUT OFF FOR BUILDING NO. 30,36133,35137 & 58 TWO SHUT OFFS FOR BUILDINGS 112,3,4,5,6171 8,9,10 & 11 ffiill l ~ ilu n I[ I I/ii 1[' Ii I --.-... --"--- ._-~+---_... -+,--. ---.- ~ @ I ® .. L__ t 1 I .----1<-..---"--. -_ @ o 200 200 400 , feet e r--_- scale CAMINO MEDIA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, BAKERSFIELD 1í FACILITY LEGEND: .'=-.+.-~_."'~' .... 1. CLASS~.o.oM ßUiLDi,,<C 2. FINE AR TS 3. LECTURE BUILDING 4_ PERF.oRMiNG ARTS 5. STUDENT SER VICES 6. FACULTY ßU1LD1NC 7_ COUNSELiNG-TESTINC CENTER 8. ACADEMIC ADMINISTRA TI.oN ·9. ADMINISTRATI.oN 10: LIBRARY 11. PLANT .oPERATI.oNS 12_ SH.oWER-L.oCKER 13_ SUPP.oRT SERVICES 14. CHILD CARE 23. DINING ,C.oMM.oNS 24_ RESIDENCE HALL A 25. RESIDENÖ HALL B 26_ RESIDENCE HALL C 27. RESIDENCE HALL 0 28.' RESIDENCE HALL E 29_ RESIDENCE HALL F " CAMPUS MAP 30_ SCIENCE ßU!LDINC 31.R.oMBERG NURSING CENTER 32_ D.oR.oTHY D.oNAH.oE HALL 33_ PHYSICAL EDUCA TI.oN 35_ STUDENT HEALTH CENTER 36_ SCiENCE BUILDING II 37_ C.oRP.oRATI.oN YARD 38. CAFETERIA B'UILDING 39_ D.oRE' THEATRE & T.oOD MADIGAN ART GALLERY 40. HANDBALL C.oWRTS 41_ .oUTD.o.oR P.E_ ST.oRAGE BUILDING 45_ HILLMAN AQUATIC CENTER ' 52; GYMNASIUM 58. WELL C.oRE REP.oSITORY 60_ PUBLIC SAFETY \FUTUREJ 61. ANTONIN.o SPORTS CENTER 63: M.oDULAR BUILDING C.oMPLEX 64. ESA/FACT 65. INF.oRMATI.oN B.o.oTH #1 66. INF.oRMATI.oN BO.oTH #2 67. INFORMATI.oN BO.oTH #3 90. TENNIS C.oUR TS 91.' BASKETBALL/V.oLLEYBALL C.oURT, 92_ S.oCCER FIELDS 93: S'OFTBALL DIAM.oNDS 94. HAMMER ÚIR.oW 95. TRACK 96. BASEBI'.LL DIAM.oNDS e I . .------------ Mf\ \_~_~_L_EC T R \CA L 5l:LU30ç::-¡::- LOCAT\Dns ATTACHMENT ( 7) 11 - .. ... ,.,..,_._.,-. .:"_::::'::::=:::".::'=.:::J¡ =, n'_ SIOCKIJAlt. IiWY.-:::· -- .'_- ..~ - - -- .- ~: ,-----~~~--_..'_. ---_. ~~-!:: .. -. -_... .... - ..- u-..:r.:.'" . H . ® e 8 @] e ('t~/f\ ~~s 1-'2.-3-~-~- (r 7 - 5 . 9 - lO- II ~ lb5 - 31 MAIr'\ ee£A\Œ~ SíOeA.G!E RM - WEST oF" COURT 5à 33- 35- 40- ~I- 100-1.0\ L .--. --. ~..,,-.... .._.._---_._~---- _..._~-"""'" D @) -"--'--- --f .. ~ @ / L I. I -..-~_.__._~.-._...... ~ II , - 0 J JOG tOO e - - . ~ ».\ _¿f),~ C;' ~'(' ß\tP"v :1 ,0\ ~ ~Q..I9,,~ ~11 ?'" "" /' /". ' ,/ \ \, \. /@) \ \ (~~---- - .~--, t_ r'" _..1 -- 41 I'Û\I r= . ~ -- LGY=: l . · t.~~'J --------.. . @ C . '-, - - -- - .~~..-----.:::.. ..:.:.-.=- J~~-==__ -------.-- -==______.. UMINO MIlIIA -------- ____L l[ CALII.'ORNIA Sl'Al'[ lJNIVERSrrv, BAKERSFIELD CAMPUS MAP a 1- ~- f ,\( III' Y nCI.ND: CLASSROOM GUII.DING 2 f"t.lE ^,<T ~ 3 ItCTURl BUI~OI~C 4 PI~fORM:.'':G AR IS ., I UDENT SIR \1105 I, IA(UlTY ßUIIUI:-.òG 1 COUNSC.::-.:C-llSTING Ct" II.R 6 AC"DIMIC A[)....I::'>I!ST'<":ION 'I AO..",IN:srRATION 10 llbKARY 11. f'l"NT OPER" liONS ~ 1 SI-IOwlR lOCKER 1 SUPPORT SERVICES 14 CHIU) CARl 13 OINLNC COMr.·,()1':S 24 R~_(,D£tICE HAll A 15 J(l5IU.!N(( IIMl B 16 R!';IUP{CE HM:. ç ï 7 >:\ ',a)[èICI HAll 0 ]6 R!~I:)ENCI 'MIL E 2'J Rt ~:~t!'JCI HAL: F, JO SCleNc.E BUn.DING n ROMBll(C ~WR"INI. UNrl1( )} UO«()rHY 1¡()NAltC)l lI"il 3J. PI-tY$ICM I :)lIC" TIUN 35. STUO(:-Ir HIAI HI (LNHR 36. 5C1ENCf BUllDINC II J7. CORPOR"ll()N Y".RU 36 CAflllRIA BUIIUltiC 39 JOII(' llit A IRI & I unl) M AUIG"N ."1(' l;Alll.K Y 40 HAND6": I COURl S 41 OUl DOOR p E ~ 1 ORACE BUilDING 45 HILlM"N AQUATIC CENTER 52 GYMN^~llIM 56 _ W HI (OR I I< I r 0 5 II OJ( Y bU. PUBLIC SAfllv (fU1URLJ 61. ANTONINO SP·ORIS ClNHR 6J MOUlII"R BUIlIJIIIC COMP¡[X 64 ESAI/AC r b5 INfORM'A1ION BUOTH' 1 bb. INtORMAUON 800111 #2 67. IN/Of(MATION BOOTH 'If) 911. T/t~NI~ COUI{ IS '.II. tlA~Kl1 BAI L/VOlLEYBAll COURl ~ 92 SOCCI R FIUDS 91 S\)H!lAII. DIAMONOS 94. II·\MMER lH~OW 95. 1, A(t( 96 ß,'.)Iß,' I t. lJIM10NDS e -I' - . rli.:-:'~:'-.'~"''''\.''''\';:''hj'·-:~¡<j....·~~..t"..: ~.'~ ...1 .~"..ri-.(:' i l '4-'" .... . ¡ ~''''''''''I''tl1~.., FIRE HYDRANT LOCATIONS ATTACHMENT (8) I , \ . I \ : -'.A-.....L·,k..~~ ~"" - ."'~..-"~.........___.-..._... "_-'''''-.___._~_ _ ·........._....-·..I~"""'-"..-··,- . ..--.-- -~-.-.-'._. _.....¡~.,~.....~.I.~..... '." '... .~________.., .I:.' - ~i '~,,_"""""''''-;;;;'Þi~ '~':';"~ ,¡f(1 : ~ " ,<....'--'---".....~ 1_........-:_.- Ql~wl L,r: ') þ = STOCKDALE HWY. ~ @ ~. '--. ,---.-"- @ ..............-- 200 400 H@ @) m I [01 I I , teet· CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, BAKERSFIELD FACILITY LEGEND: 1. CLASS~OOM BUILDiNG 2. FINE AR TS 3- LECTURE BUILDING 4_ PERFORMING ARTS S. STUDENT SERVICES 6. FACULTY BUILDING 7. C0UNSEL:NG-TESTING CENTER 8. ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION 9. ADMINISTRATION 10: LIBRARY '11. PLANT OPERATIONS 12. SHOWER-LOCKER 13. SUPPORT SERVICES 14. CHILD CARE 23. DINING ·COMMONS 24. RESIDENCE HALL A 2S_ RESIDENCE HALL B 26,' RESIDENCE HALL C 27 _ RESIDENCE HALL D 28.' RESIDENCE HALL E 29. RESIDENCE HALL F I @] f---j 1° -.-.(, '---'-~-----'-~- -,.- 1 ~ I ® I. L. @ ~ ¡ o 200 ,-- $cale CAMINO MEDIA CAMPUS MAP 30. SCIENCE BUilDING 31_ ROMBERG NURSING CENTER 32. DOROTHY DONAHOE HALL 33. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 35: STUDENT HEALTH CENTER 36. SCIENCE BUILDING II 37. CORPORATION YARD 38. CAFETERIA B'UILDING 39. DORE' THEATRE & TQDD MADIGAN ART GALLERY 40. HANDBALL COURTS 41. .oUTDOOR P.E. STORAGE BUILDING 45. HILLMAN AQUATIC CENTER ' S2: GYMNASIUM S8. WELL CORE REPOSITORY 60. PUBLIC SAFETY (FUTURE) 61. ANTONINO SPORTS CENTER 63: MODULAR BUILDING COMPLEX 64. ESA/FACT 65. INFORMATION BOOTH # 1 66. INFORMATION BOOTH #2 67. INFORMATION BOOTH #3 90. TENNIS COURTS . 91.' BASKETBALL/VOLLEYBALL COURT5 92. SOCCER FiElDS 93: SOFTBALL DIAMONDS 94. HAMMER THROW 95. TRACK 96. BASEB/'.Ll DIAMONDS I -_._----~--------- JiJf -- e e l{ e {) // // \ \ \ \ (~ (D~ - ~ LOCATIONS OF HAZARIXJUS M.A~ California State University, Bakersfield - Campus Map - = Parking Lois = Information Booths ~ Career Planning & Placement is now located here! Temporary 8t.ildings 7.,,~~ FERT~Z~~__ STORAGE Legend 1. Residence Halls 2. Commons 3. Sl1.dent Programsl Placement I FnancIaI Aid 4. Faculty Towers 5. Academic Administration Bldg. 6. Administration Bldg. 7. Ltnry 8. Sl1.dent ServIces 9. L8dLn 10. Performing Arts 11. Classroom 12. FIrw Ana 13. Dcri Theatre 14. Madgan Gallery 15. Romberg Nursing Ed Center 16. Donahoe Hall ,17. Science 1 18. Science 2 19. Cafeteria 20. Bookstonl 21. Sl1.dent Heahh Center 22. Physical Education 23. Hillman Aquatic Center 24. Antenna Sports Complex 25. Child Cant Center 26. Wen Core Repository 27. Procunlmenl/Support SeMces 28. ESAIF.A.C.T. 29. Athletic Activities Center GP6 [E 1241 8~ f-V PLANT OPFS . - I ~'Y 26 OUTSIDE HAZMAT STORAGE ~ StocJ<dale Hwy. ICSUBI I Camino Mecis f ~ Mi Al'8r1U1!1 Q. Driving ~ Directions to CSUB 2S ... ... . . . . Not to scale 7. OLD CENTRAL PLANT 8. OUTSIDE HAZ. MAT. STORAGE 9. STUDENT HEALTH CENTER ,-- e e Uf;{A~ï Ir'ECH III?; . , 0;::: IüE N - - r ---.....-. --."-' --.- CD E L é. c.. ~:=J ~ ~ l- M::~¡¡ [ill I 02.. A - ~ ¡Of 101.6 b~'IIÆ"" . '- . ......., T£l Ç. ?~o~ E- !t~J /1 , 02 110/ A REf'. ;a:¿I'H I G5 ) 'c ENT/(fJL- f'1J^\:> ~. , r fLANT' ~~ l...)J I } - ~,t.= e.. 11101 ,---) \1 It - ·:f, ._ __I .. . . - , .', .. .. . . . ~ ~ . ~...., ... . ~ t. { lE:c.:ruu: D D ( II,U' U~'" fJASt;.^'(;.Nf PLAtt ~"' IUIII& It $ I Z e, 13<. ~,.: I~ ~' " . I , . " , , . . ~(.'ý 'ClI~ PÐN Olð (Áa.",ol 1\' c -- ,I '\I * e J . L-. 0' I . CÞ III' &AI ".11\10'" Co '"~ UI ·e·. ..... "... "' ----, .. ~-~ It .--- , -.J v-J N (-ifc:.c..\Q.Q)(\'\~ I"¿\. lil , . .,,,,.. I" 5C, r;: N C r... e>I1IU Dille. , [ c. rDU nD n. 0jJ/:" " : /':"A c; C; ,(.\1; II r FACILITY #30 . " . ïLu.. 'I/'~ ;r 17 ~: ~ [till . . .À.. ~ illIï ~ ~ {') '. I~~ _m_ - u ~ 7 i ~ (¡,~.. E ~ [it'!! ~ -I ç llifl\ (.. t. í3~. r'~'l'1 \ l.l!-.l_. t-- 24 II, -- ·YU////ID///III/III/14 ~ , , t 1;~,~ ~\, ) T -cJ;;j1., Shop ';,:~: l!1!j ~::. . ~ -- -~.."'...~ I , AI WT~)l Â . ~~\t. "Ç>' ~Jt" Ú v~ . Eleclrlc Shop Re"luerelliln . I@i riò ~ r =¡.Å r ¡ I \'~ '-( , I~ "} " H..dwar. ,º¥l c \.. Corporation Yard PLANT OPERÅTÍONS --.= Facility 37 ~"',,'" t), ...,,~ EnoIIw..1nuI fi --- -J> ® r "1 --.. -----. @ , I Cuelodlal Supplee .- III~I lªmJ \' .. "!1...__ _.._ _--,. __.... .____ \1 . c..' I'jhlpplng & Receiving 1i,~1 <7 , 'I\~ l \. 'J , \\ J P{)OL "'-,. Jizn.f /I /"3 Offl(£' feZ-A dJ I I Off' ~~ ,/oZ.ð . FACILITY ~ 1¿1-'/ A \¡j <{.:fY\ ~o~Ñ~ CY\ í 2'1$(\\# S-f/J,qA&~ /~/ If L (!.IU1,y ;~ III. /¡)(1 ~[A1 @) .;r,t "/S" C[) -- N e - . , ~" ," SJ:l.U TO ç.- Ç' '\iiU~' J . .-"". M~\_N_~l-£C.TR\CAL .:.:- .,~,,::. ~O(~'^/ IfWY.C~"-::~=: --..---.--.. -.....-..... --'-' t-·-\ t"1¡¡-in-! t--L:L-t ~---I -....--"'" ~ l_ ~~ 1i LOCÂî\ons ~ -_........~_.....~:.-.- --. Hs . @) ~~- ~~ VJOh..,.¡¡jí;Ø ..----- '" " ': , \, ,is \ \ ~~:..._,." ..' .') e' s .' .~ @ J -"'-' ..---,--,.,-- .-lc v, .. , · -1 I:_'J c _,~.___....._. 1 I' . ß @ I. t ¡ N ¡ ¡ : ! . :.) - lOG __ ... - ....þ... '''''- - - ----- .-.~; .--.------.---- -- ~ - ----..---. .. 4 flMINO MIIIII\ --i l[ CALIFORNIA STATE lJNIVERSITY, BAKERSFIELD ~IM !IllY HCIND: I:LA5SROONl 6uII,OlNQ fiNE AK T~ I I !C. 1 UR I BUI:UI~G ~ rIKIORM:~G AR IS S SIlJOINT SIRVI<.IS ., I'" UI' Y OUII UI;.;G I COUNSt;I"~ IIHINL (I'<IIR 8 flCI\DtMI(: I\I>M'''''S 1M 1\ !ION 'I ^OMIN:S' R fI liON 10 Ilti~I\RY 11. ~I^NI ()~IRI\IIONS 11 SHOWU IOC~IR I 5UVPOR I S[KVIC[S 1~ CHILD C^Rt 2) MINC COMMONS H I!\IIII'I([ HALL A n. Rt Slut;'CI HI\LL 8 2~ RI~IUI"10 II^I~ C 11 KI ~II/INCI /Ifill 0 20 I! ~tJINCI '11\11 E 2~, R'I~ltJINCI HAl~ F .., """..~nll :;". ..............., _ -q' ""'............_. . .....~< I:;': ~:~f~:~·,·~.~.:,;.rr:;: .. !.... ". '. ':" ':~~':~ I CAMPUS MAl' JU . scifi.l(.E ew~ÞIIQ II RUM81KI. NUkWH, I.INIIK \2 UUKOIIIY III)N...III.I IIAII JJ, ~l1ySICI\l IDL'(flIIUN )S, SIUOINI IIlflllI' ((NIIK 16. SUIN<I BIIII.II"", II 17, COHlIKA110N V,KI' )8 (AIIIIR'^ 011111.1111; 1~ IIOU' JutAIRI & '0011 Ml\tllLAN ,ilK' ~^,IIKY 40 ttANIIBAII rOIlR 1 S 41 OIlIl)OOR f I ~II)K^,,1 til.llllllNG H HIllMAN AOU..."C ClNIU 52 GYMNASIUM S8 Will (ORI klr¡~IfUkY bU. PUBII( SAlin IIUIUKII III. AN I ONINO SPIIR I ~ c:a N II R (,J MOPUII\R ÐUIIUHIL COMPllK 114, I~AIf...( I CIS IN'URMfllIO" titllllll ~ 1 66, INIORMA'IUN 800111 "1 111, INrO~M^/lON BOOIII #J 911, 11 rmlS tou~rs _ 91. U'I\SKllß^Il/I'OIlIYBI\Il COURH 92 ~)rCl R '1IlllS 91 \1.' I 8A! I UI^MONUS 94. II \MM(R ,tlr.OW 9 S. I..r k 96, p, ~I 0' II III^' IUNUS ·I:",:.',·i: \ -""." ~ "\,~ ,.:¡.~ó,~~~ ¡.;(;~'..:. " \, . :7~ -: = = r~ ~ I~~w L~F - FIRE HYDRANT LOCATIONS .) .~~~;:h1?':~~ // , ì II . @ (I iI I ~ Ii iiii In! .ill -Ii "'-'---'~''''''---'' 1 I 1m1 I @ ~ L_I. I ...... ,.. .._.--!------J. @ I ... .0. 4.0 ~ I ..... .... CAMINO MEDIA 11' CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, BAKERSFIEl,D FACILITY LEGEND: 1. Cl/lSSI:'OOM BUllUiNG' _ 2. fiNE _AR is J. LECTURE BUILDING 4. PERfORMING /lR is 5. STUDENT SER VICES 6. fACUL 1Y GUILOING 7. COUNSElING·TlSTlNG CENTlR a. /lCAOEMIC ADMINISTRATION 9. AOMINIS1RATlON 10: 1I8RARY 11. PLANT OPERATIONS 12. SHOWER'lOCKER 13. SUPPORT SERVICES 14. CHilD CARE 23. DINING ,COMMONS 24. RESIOENCE H/lll /I 25. RESIDENCE H/lll 8 26: RESIOENCE HALL C 17. RESIDENCE HALL 0 28: RESIOENCE H/llL ¡' 29. RESIDENCE HALL f CAMPUS MAP 30. SCIENC( BUilDING 31. ROMBERG NURSING CENTlR 32. DOROTHY DONAHOE HAll. n PHYSICAL EDUCATION 35. STUOENT HEALTH CENTlR 36. SCIENCE 8UILDING II H. CORPORATION YARD 38. CAfETlRIA BUILOING 39. DORE' THEATRE & TODD MADIGAN ART GAllERY 40. HANOBALL COURTS '1. PUTOOOR P.E. STORACE BUllOINC . S. HILlM",N AQUA TIC C(NTlR . 52. GYMNASIUM S8. WEll CORE REPOSITORY 60. PUBLIC SAfETY \fUTURE) 61. ANTONINO SPORTS CENTER 63. MODULAR BUILDING COMPLEX 64. ESMfAeT 65. INfORMATION BOOTH"'" 66. INfORMATION GOOTH #2 67. INfORMATION BOOTH #3 90. TENNIS COURTS . 91: MSKETBALL/VOLLEYBALL COURT~ 92. SOCCER FiElDS 93: SOfTBALL DIAMONDS 94. HAMMER THROW 95. TRACK 96. B/lSCOAI.L DIA/10NDS "','1, . . GAS SIIU'J.' OFF LOC1\'l'ICflS MAIN WATER SHUT OFF LOCATIONS \ \. -'-._"-'''~ ...." þ = STOCKIMLE HWY ~ t---i : lEJ : f----:-1 -:::=.' --~~ SHUT OFF FOR ALL DORMI'roRIES AND COMmNS i I i\ t @ FRONT WELL SHUT OFF @ - @. 'lID SHUT OE'E'S FOR BUILDINGS 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 8,9,10 & 11 -_#' 11 III . @ ~~ I~~~ L,rr LC\. vn \""Df(\ec\l(~ @ 100 ~. cYl) CAMINO MEOlA SHUT OFF FOR BUILDING NO, 30,36,33,35,37 & 58 _._. _'''_0_'' @ '. I L.... _. ...~..._--!-_------" ~ 1 100 400 , ..., I I ~ . IT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, BAKERSFIELD CAMPUS MAP FACILITY LEGEND: 1. ClASS~OOM BUILDING 2. FINE ^RTS 3.-HCTURE BUILDING _ 4. PERFORMING ARTS S. STUDENT SERVICES 6. fACUlTY BUILDINC 7. COUNSElING'TESTiNG CENTER B. ^CAOEMIC ADMINISTRATION . 9. AOMINISTR^TlON . 10: IIBRM Y 11. PLANT OPER...TlONS 12. S~IOWER'LOCKER 13. SUPPORT SERVICES i~. CHILD CARE 23. DINING ·COMMONS 24. RESIOENCE H"'ll ... 25, RESIDENC'E H...ll B 26. RESIDENCE H...ll C 27. RESIDENCE H...LL 0 28: RESIDENCE H"'ll E 29. RESIOENCE HAIL F 30. SCIENCE BUIlDING )1. ROMBERG NURSING CENTER 32. DOROTHY DON^HOE H...ll n. PHYSIC...1 (OUC...TION.- 35. STUDENT HEAlTH CENTER 36. SCIENCE BUIlDING II 37. CORPORATION Y...RO 3ð. CMETERI... BUILDING 39. DOR.' THEATRE & TODD MADIGAN ...RT C...llERY 40. HANDMIL COVR TS 41. PUTDOOR P.£. STOR...GE BUILDING 45. HILIM...N ...QUA TIC CENTER . 52. GYMN...SIUM S8. WELL CORE REPOSITORY 60. PUBLIC SAfETY ¡FUTURE) 61, ANTONINO SPORTS CENTER 63. MOOULAR BUILDING COMPLEX 64. ESMfACT 65. INfORM...TION BOOTH #1 66. INFORMATION BOOTH # 2 67, INfORM...TlON BOOTH 11'3 90. TENNIS COURTS . 91: BASKETBALL/VOLLEYBALL COURT~ 92. SOCCER fIELDS 93: SOfTBALL DIAMONDS 94. HAMMER HIROW 9S. TRACK 96. BAStOALL DIAMONDS i¡ ':> . 0';./,' ¡ , ,,'" ···..~t:(f7::~$'r:¡':'i. ":""', "'i Fi~C~/~ Ap, 'ED ~, 'II ¡ 'J!) itA 119% <: It1A 1': D,v. The RMPP originally consisted of either elirninating, substituting, or else reducing the type and quantity of acutely hazardous materials below the threshold planning quantities, and this is still in effect. (If yes, please check this box and sign the Certification Statement below and return this form). e--- - =---- -,.. .~ .... SELF-CERTIFICATION if Please submit updates and changes for any of the following elements: Check as Reviewed [ ] The RMPP shall identify, by title, all personnel at the business who are responsible for carrying out the specific elernents of the RMPP, and their respective responsibilities. [ ] A detailed training prograrn to ensure that those persons specified in the RMPP are able to irnplernent the RMPP. [ ] A description of each accident involving acutely hazardous materials since the RMPP was prepared, together with a . ~~~ ~ -=-descriptiön-of'theì:lhderlying CBl.:ises'ot-the-accident and- the-measure~rta:ken;-if-anYï-to-avoid a-recurrence- of a-similar - .-. accident. [ ] A report specifying the nature, age, and condition of the equipment used to handle acutely hazardous materials at the facility and any schedules for testing and rnaintenance. [ ] Design, operating, and rnaintenance controls which rninirnize the risk of an accident involving acutely hazardous rnaterials. [ ] Detection, rnonitoring, or autornatic control systerns to rninirnize potential acutely hazardous rnaterials accident risks. [ ] The implernentation of additional steps to be taken to reduce the risk of an accident involving acutely hazardous rnaterials. These actions may include any of the following: · Installation of alarrn, detection, monitoring, or automatic control devices. · Equiprnent modifications, repairs, or additions. · Changes in the operations, procedures, rnaintenance schedules, or facility design. [ ] Auditing and inspection prograrns designed to confirm that the RMPP is effectively carried out. [ ] Recordkeeping procedures for the RMPP. [ ] A clearly prepared rnap noting the location of the facility which shows schools, residential areas, hospitals, health care facilities and child day care facilities and the zones of vulnerability, including the levels of expected exposure in each _ _ ~one. _If nÇ> su<?h map_ w.as p!~P~X~c!. origina~Y-!......Q~~~~ ~<?w ~equired,:.. ~I~ase_ cal~ 32~-~~79 ~o~ rno~e detail~..:.. . CERTIFICATION STATEMENT - I,~M ~(Q.ç4~~ hereby certify that I have reviewed the existing Risk Management (Name of Facility Operator) and Prevention Plan (RMPP) for ~ron~\~ &c..,e.. ÙN\~~~ ~~~\~ and that it, along with any (Name of Facility) corrections or additions s mitted herewith, constitutes current and complete RMPP according to ,,~t' ct- A¡j v~:>1 q l.o I (Signature) (Date) Please mail this "Self-Certification" forrn along with any corrections and additional RMPP information to: Bakersfield Fire Department, Office of Environrnental Services 1715 Chester Av. 3rd Floor Bakersfield, CA 93301 the checklist above. -~ e e .r---c " R RMPP FIVE YEAR REVIEW BUSINESS NAME: LOCATION: PRIMARY RMPP CONTACT: PHONE NUMBER: California State University, Bakersfield 9001 Stockdale Hwy Barbara Brenner, Haz-Mat Coordinator (805) 664-2066, 24 hr (805) 822-9506 -..-:---=-~-~-- -o--...,.,..-~___ -~. - .- - ------='- ~-="--- ~-- RMPP MATERIAL & QUANTITY: Chlorine: 1650 cU.ft. RMPP IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES: Chlorine gas removed from site. Chlorinator equipment is still on hand but not in use. 10% sodium hypochlorite solution now being substituted for chlorine gas. -~-~..,.~ .::-:::..=--. ~-_._-- ~--=--=-----------------,---~----- ----- -' -~-- - - - ---..,. --._- t..:::=., ~ .¿ \~'=-__==.¡r a1 ~ <' r ~ I-. ""'<:> . :,,<,,'<::-''''''' --.-- -~ "I ~'i V'" .I ~~_ ---.....~~~E? -__-::=--:~a ~-r;- ,'....,.....'... ~ "'n-'" ,- ,,,I 'q" (' _,_.. ~ ¡;;::í ti.j \1, \1 II lIt 1:\ ID f,PR 16'9~ 0 r'-;f ~: ¡.. ;: .J;' !,~"'...: ..~ .....t¡ ~ ", ~(.-; f.....,.;\?/-'l~- ¡:::: : c,,;. -I"" ;.v.t,...i":L" QJ.H!:,.,_J f:> \ç,;- ,~: . ':--:--: '~I 'clb..:-· <,-'j' ·ù-'¡;c'';' ,~ <,I.. c c:<s, ____...._....~'II.! ~ -8 State University Police 500 California State University, Bakersfield 9001 Stockdale Highway .akerSfield, California 93311-1099 Attn: Howard Wines Bakersfield Fire Department, Office of Environmental Services 1715 Chester Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93301 ,Hit Jill" I! " I I , I, I , I.. , 1S -=l332;1--S2.12; 'I{ ,.... ~ SENDER: ïii . Complete items 1 a.. 2 for additional services. CD '. Complete items.3.- & b. f . Print your name-!in ess on the reverse of this form so that we can CD return this càrd to you. ~ . Attach this form to the front of the mailpiece. or on the back if space ~ does not permit_ . Write "Return Receipt Requested" on the mailpiece below the article number. . The Return Receipt will show to whom the article was delivered ánd the date delivered. 3. Article Addressed to: BARBARA BRENNER. HAZ-MAT COORD. CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV.. BKSFKD. 9001 STOCKDALE HWY BAKERFIELD. CA 93311 5. Signature (Addressee) I also wish to receive the followiA,rvices (for an extra ~ fee): ... '> ~ 1. 0 Addressee's Address : ... '" '~ u CD CC c ~ :I ... CD CC 2. 0 Restricted Delivery Consult postmaster for fee. 4a. Article Number c ïii :I ~ o .... . ",Ú.s. GPO: '99~352,~-"1i 'DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT P-3 4b. Service Type o Registered 0 Insured fiCertified 0 COD o Express Mail 0 Return Receipt for '~ - Merchandise 7. Date Of'Dèliverb / -/0 - -L to ª 8. Addressee's Address (Only if requested ,; and fee is paid) ¡ s:. I- - Official Business -" \" .,- u Print your name, address and ZIP Code here · CITY OF BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPT. · OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 1715 CHESTER AVENUE~ SUITE 300 BAlŒRSF 1111111111111' 1.11. '11' 111, t .111.1.1... unll.... U 11tl~ 11...1 . I; , .. a' t \ t P 390 214 531 ~. Recei~for Certif~ed Mäil TM No Insurance Coverage Provided == Do not use for International Mail POSTAl"""" (See Reverse) ...... en en ... Sent to BARBARA BRENNER Street and No. 19001 STOCKDALE ßTiIY P.O_, State and ZIP Code BAKERSFIELD CA q1111 Postage i $ .32 Certified Fee 1.10 Special Delivery Fee Restricted Delivery Fee Return Receipt Showing 1.10 to Whom & Date Delivered Return Receipt.Showing to Whom, Date, and Addressee's Address TOTAL Postage $ 2.52 & Fees Postmark or Date , G) c:: :J. ""') Ò o 00 C"J E .... o u.. I/) Q.. STICK POSTAGE StAMPS to ARtiCLE to COVER fiRSt CLASS POStAGE. CERtifiED MAIL fEE. AND CIIARGES fOR ANY SELECtED OPtiONAL SERVICES (see frontl. 1. If you want tllis receipt postmarked. stick tile gummed stub to tile rigllt 01 tile return address leaving tile receipt attaclled and present tile article at a post office service window or lIand it to your rural carrier lno extra cllarge\. 2. If you do not want tllis receipt postmarked. stick tile gummed stub to tile rigllt 01 tile return address 01 tile article. date. detacll and retain tile receipt. and mail tile article. . 3. . ,00 ... , _ ..... .... ... ""'" .d _, ... ... - ... -.. A ,ì return receipt card. form 3811. and attacll it to tile Iront 01 tile article by means 01 tile gummed ends it space permits. Otherwise. affix to back 01 article. Endorse Iront 01 article RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED adjacent to tile number. 4. If you want deliverv restricted to tile addressee. or to an autllorized agent 01 tile addressee. endorse RESTRICTED DELIVERY on tile front 01 tile article. 5. Enter lees lor tile services requested in tile appropriate spaces on tile front 01 tllis receipt. \I return receipt is requested. clleck tile applicable blocks in item \ 01 form 3811. 6. Save tllis receipt and present it il you make inquiry. 105603-92-8-0226 .~ Q) ~ Q) ::- Q) ~ ~ en en ..... C) C ::J ., o o c:o ('t) E o u. fJ) Q.. .. - - CITY of BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE SAFETY SERVICES & OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 1715 CHESTER AVE. . BAKERSFIELD, CA . 93301 April 2, 1996 R,E. HUEY HAZ-MAT COORDINATOR (805) 326-3979 R.B. TOBIAS. FIRE MARSHAL (805) 326-3951 Barbara Brenner, Haz-Mat Coordinator California State University, Bakersfield 9001 Stockdale Hwy Bakersfield, CA 93311 Certified Mail NOTICE OF RECERTIFICATION REQUIREMENT for the RISK MANAGEMENT and PREVENTION PLAN "Self-Certification Process" Dear Ms. Brenner: Approximately three to five years ago, you or someone under direction from your facility submitted a Risk Management and Prevention Plan (RMPP) document to this office. State law requires that your business review the RMPP every three to five years and make necessary revisions. Our records indicate that it is now time for your business to conduct a review of the RMPP document, make any necessary revisions, and submit the IISelf-Certificationll checklist along with any necessary RMPP changes to this office no later than 30 days after receipt of this letter. To assist you in the review process, the following guidance documents are enclosed: . A brief summary of the current RMPP strategies for your facility, This is only for your convenience, a thorough review of the entire RMPP document is also required. . "Self-Certification" checklist to be signed and returned along with any RMPP revisions. If you have any questions regarding the RMPP review process, preparation guidelines, or required elements, please call Howard Wines at 326-3979. Sincérely, ~c¿ W~ <..-0..._ __ Howard H. Wines, III Hazardous Materials Technician HHW/dlm enclosures ~' e - ( .;08' . RMPP FIVE YEAR REVIEW BUSINESS NAME: LOCATION: PRIMARY RMPP CONTACT: PHONE NUMBER: California State University, Bakersfield 9001 Stockdale Hwy Barbara Brenner, Haz-Mat Coordinator (805) 664-2066, 24 hr (805) 822-9506 RMPP MATERIAL & QUANTITY: Chlorine: 1650 cU.ft. RMPP IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES: Chlorine gas removed from site. Chlorinator equipment is still on hand but not in use. 10% sodium hypochlorite solution now being substituted for chlorine gas, ~ e e ...Þ~'\ SELF-CERTIFICATION [ ] The RMPP originally consisted of either elirninating, substituting, or else reducing the type and quantity of acutely hazardous rnaterials below the threshold planning quantities, and this is still in effect. (If yes, please check this box and sign the Certification Statement below and return this form). Plea.. submit update. and change. for any of the following elementa: Cheèk as Reviewed [ ] The RMPP shall identify, by title, all personnel at the business who are responsible for carrying out the specific elernents of the RMPP, and their respective responsibilities. [ ] A detailed training prograrn to ensure that those persons specified in the RMPP are able to irnplement the RMPP. [ ] A description of each accident involving acutely hazardous rnaterials since the RMPP was prepared, together with a description of the underlying causes of the accident and the rneasures taken, if any, to avoid a recurrence of a sirnilar accident. . [ ] A report specifying the nature, age, and condition of the equiprnent used to handle acutely hazardous rnaterials at the facility and any schedules for testing and rnaintenance. [ ] Design, operating, and maintenance controls which rninirnize the risk of an accident involving acutely hazardous materials. [ ] Detection, rnonitoring, or autornatic control systerns to rninirnize potential acutely hazardous rnaterials accident risks. [ ] The irnplernentation of additional steps to be taken to reduce the risk of an accident involving acutely hazardous rnaterials. These actions rnay include any of the following: · Installation of alarrn, detection, rnonitoring, or autornatic control devices. · Equipment modifications, repairs, or additions. · Changes in the operations, procedures, rnaintenance schedules, or facility design. [ ] Auditing and inspection prograrns designed to confirm that the RMPP is effectively carried out. [ ] Recordkeeping procedures for the RMPP. [ ] A clearly prepared rnap noting the location of the facility which shows schools, residential areas, hospitals, health care facilities and child day care facilities and the zones of vulnerability, including the levels of expected exposure in each zone. If no such rnap was prepared originally, one is now required. Please call 326-3979 for rnore details. CERTIFICATION STATEMENT I, hereby certify that I have reviewed the existing Risk Management (Name of Facility Operator) and Prevention Plan (RMPP) for and that it, along with any (Name of Facility) corrections or additions submitted herewith, constitutes a current and complete RMPP according to the checklist above. (Signature) (Date) Please mail this "Self-Certification" forrn along with any corrections and additional RMPP information to: Bakersfield Fire Department, Office of Environrnental Services 1715 Chester Av. 3rd Floor Bakersfield, CA 93301 :. - CITY of BAKERSFIELD "WE CARE" FIRE DEPARTMENT D. S, NEEDHAM FIRE CHIEF May 28, 1991 2101 H STREET BAKERSFIELD. 93301 . 326-391 r _.-- Ms, Turonda Crumpler Hazardous Materials Coordinator California State University 9001.Stockdale Highway Bakersfield, CA 93311-1099 Dear Ms. Crumpler, I have completed review of the Risk Management and Prevention Program (RMPP) regarding elimination of gaseous chlorine from use at the Hillman Aquatic Center on the Bakersfield campus. The replacement of the gaseous chlorination system with a liquid chlorination system is an adequate Risk Management and Prevention Plan, I have enclosed an inventory form for you to use for the addition of the liquid chlorine product to Cal State's Hazardous Materials Management Plan. Be sure to make an entry deleting the gaseous chlorine as well, Please complete and return the inventory updates by June 28, 1991. I appreciate your cooperation during the development of Cal State's RMPP, Please call me at 326-3979 anytime that I can provide assistance with hazardous materials planning, Sincerely, O~)...) c.- r c... Sf.L~'- Barbara Brenner Hazardous Materials Planning Technician cc: Ralph H':ley C5i..iB - - State University Police California State U.niversity, Bakersfield 9001 Stockdale Highway Bakersfield, California 93311-1099 805/664-2111 May 23, 1991 Bakersfield City Fire Department Hazardous Materials Division Attention: Barbara Brenner 2130 "G" Street Bakersfield, Ca. 93301 Re: Risk Management Prevention plan Dear Ms. Brenner: The California State University, Bakersfield (CSUB) was requested by the Bakersfield City Fire Department to prepare a Risk Management Prevention Plan (RMPP). The RMPP was to be 'prepared for the gaseous chlorine system located at the Hillman Aquatic Center on the campus. The completion dàte for the Plan (RMPP) is July 24, 1991. Effective May 15, 1991, the University no longer used gaseous chlorine to chlorinate the pools. The gaseous chlorine system was replaced by á liquid chlorine system ~nce, the elimination of the gaseous chlorine IS the Risk Management Prevention Plan (RMPP). If you should have any questions regarding the RMPP please contact me at (805) 664-2066. Sincerely, '\ ; ------'\ : . ¡, (-, ( :-\ , ~-";-';J~\:~_ \L l \\j L---. Turonda R. Crumplèr v - V Coordinator, Hazardous Materials CSU, Bakersfield cc: Dr. Ken Secor Mr. Rudy Carvajal Mr. willie Shell The California State University ~--- - e CITY of BAKERSFIELD "WE CARE" FIRE DEPARTMENT D. S. NEEDHAM PIRE CHIEF 2101 H STREET BAKERSFIELD. 93301 326-3911 February 14, 1991 Ms. Turonda Crumpler Hazardous Materials Coordinator California State University Bakersfield 9001 Stockdale Highway Bakersfield, California 93311-1099 Dear Ms. Crumpler: Thahk you for the letter stating the intent of Cal State Bakersfield to replace the gaseous chlorination system at the Hillman Aquatic Center wi th liquid chlorination, The plan to eliminate the gaseous chlorine must serve as Cal State's RMPP instead of in lieu of an RMPP, Once the time frame for the conversion has been established, please submit a letter (RMPP) which s ta tes the date by which the chlorine gas inventory will be reduced to zero. Be sure to clearly state that the elimination of the gaseous chlorine IS the proposed Risk Management and Prevention Plan, Elimination of the chlorine gas is an acceptable RMPP. Cal State's RMPP is due by July 24, 1991, If you have any questions about the details of the RMPP letter as outlined above, please give me a call at 326-3979. Thank you for all your efforts in the development of this Risk Management and Prevention Plan. Sincerely, (Öc>\~c" tÄ ~ ~~r Barbara Brenner Hazardous Materials Planning Technician cc: Ralph E. Huey CSUB e e 805/664-2111 State University Police California State University, Bakersfield 9001 Stockdale Highway Bakersfield, California 93311-1099 February 6, 1991 Bakersfield Fire Department Hazardous Materials Division 2130 G Street Bakersfield, CA. 93301 ...,.--' Attn: Barbara Brenner ~ Dear Ms. Brenner; This letter is confirming that the California State University, Bakersfield will not be preparing a Risk Management Prevention Program (RMPP) for the chlorine system located at the Hillman Aquatic Center on campus. In lieu of preparing a Rr1PP, the campus will switch from the gaseous chlorine to the liquid chlorine. After reviewing the proposals, it was deemed in the best interest of the campus to make the switch. The exact date for conversion has not been determined as the project must go to bid. Currently, the Athletic Department and the Plant Operations Engineering Section are preparing the Invitation to Bid. Once the bids have been received, reviewed and a contractor chosen the proposed work schedule will be forwarded to your office. If you have any questions, please contact me at (805) 664-2066. Sincerely, ^ C\._ -G:) ~ . _..1)".. \} y:\ j~. ~\J~",~T\" Turonda R. Crumpler, R.E.H.S. Coordinator, Hazardous Materials cc: Dr. Ken Secor Willie Shell Rudy Carvajal Ray Moore The California State University , ,-.~-- --~ e - BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT 2130 "G" STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 (805) 326-3979 OFFICIAL USE ONLY ID# BUSINESS NAME HAZARDOUS MATERIALS BUSINESS PLAN AS A WHOLE FORM 2A INSTRUCTIONS: .j 1. To avoid further action, return this form by 2, TYPE/PRINT ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answer the questions below for the business as a whole. 4. Be as brief and concise as possible. SECTION 1: BUSINESS IDENTIFICATION DATA CITY: ~ ' &rd", (1",/) r?,J!Z ,~¡¿e~fl"IcL 9oe:;) STöc)( dc¿le ;j<:thÙJCLV ZIP: (1<:,-,-733// BUS.PHONE: ~Q5l 8"33-226 7 (ìJ:l¿ roRNIC<. / ~. LOCATION / STREET ADDRESS: - A, BUSINESS NAME: SECTION 2: EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS In case of an emergency involving the release or threatened release of a hazardous material, call 911 and 1-800-852-7550 or 1-916-427-4341. This will notify your local fire department and the State Office of Emergency Services as required by law. E~PLOYEES TO NOTIFY IN CASE OF NAME AND TITLE A' k ~.4' AHtt h. e S-<2c.o ~ B . ~R-'C<. N . ;:Ba. k'€' fC- ' E~ERGENCY: DURING BUS. HRS. Ph# 8"3.3-"2.-2- ~ 7 ~33- z. J I I Ph#--r ,? i' -q a Jí ~ AFTER BT;S. HRS. Ph# 325"- 3.:5'<9'. Ph# SECTION 3: LOCATION OF UTILITY SHUT-OFFS FOR BUSINESS AS A WHOLE A. NAT. GAS/PROPANE: B. ELECTRICAL: C. WATER: D. SPECIAL: E. LOCK BOX: YES ! ~O ; IF YES. LOCATION: IF YES. DOES IT CONTAIN SITE PLANS? YES / ~O FLOOR PLANS? YES / ~O MSDSS? YES / NO KEYS? YES / ~O - 2.'\ - - -, - .,.......,. ,_ . l ... . SECTION 4: PRIVATE RESPONSE TEfu~ FOR BUSINESS AS A WHOLE (f C~~ N'ff& ~ ,ry )r"'JJ~~) P7;~ ~ > Pr/;:;!;:~ ~~R;r )_~~ J P~Or:~ - ~~, r SECTION 5: LOCAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTk~CE FOR YOUR BUSINESS AS A WHOLE )) r-p~ [;~-p~ SECTION 6: EMPLOYEE TRAINING E~PLOYERS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE A PROG~~ WHICH PROVIDES ~~PLOYEES WITH INITIAL A~D REFRESHER TRAINING I~ THE FOLLOWI~G AREAS. CIRCLE YES OR ~O IXITIAL A. ~~~~~~L~~~.~~~~.~~~~~~~~.~~.~~~~~~~~~.......... .~~O B. PROCEDURES FOR COORDINATING ACTIVITIES WITH RE, SPONSE AGENCIES:..........,. ............. .~~O C. PROPER USE OF SAFETY EQUIPMENT:........... ......., NO D. EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES:............. .... - ~O E. DO YOU MAINTAIN EMPLOYEE TRAINING RECORDS: . .... .. REFRESHER YES ~O YES ~O YES NO YES NO "YES NO SECTION 7: HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CIRCLE YES OR NO DOES YOUR BUSINESS HANDLE HAZARDOUS ~~TERIAL IN QUANTITIES LESS THAN 300 POCNDS OF A SOLID, 55 GALLONS OF A LIQUID, OR 200 CUBIC FEET OF A COMPRESSED GAS:...... YES NO I, , certify that the above information is accurate." I understand that this information will be used to fulfill my firm's obligations under the new California Health and Safety code on Hazardous Materials (Div. 20 Chapter 6.95 Sec. 25500 Et AI.) and that inaccurate information constitutes perjury. SIGNATURE TITLE DATE - 2B - í / .,:-r ~ . e BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPAR~IEXT 2130 "G" STREET BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 OFFTCTAL CSE ONLY ID# - - -' - - - BUSINESS r:AME: BUSINESS PLAN SINGLE FACILITY UNIT FORM 3A INSTRUCTIONS 1. To avoid further action, this form must be returned by: 2. TYPE/PRINT YOUR ANSWERS IN ENGLISH. 3. Answer the questions below for THE FACILITY UNIT LISTED BELOW 4. Be as BRIEF and CONCISE as possible. FACILITY UNIT#: FACILITY UNIT NA~: SECTION 1: MITIGATION, PREVENTION, ABATEME~~ PROCEDL~ES ~~-þ~)~~#~ ~~~~' ~~ Cl~~6-~~~j~~ ~ ~ ~ ;1d-. aY2 ~ Cl4fZ~ ~ SECTION 2: NOTIFICATION A~~ EVACUATION PROCEDL~ES AT THIS L~IT OXLY (~,fu ~~~) - 3-\ - e e -~.. ....... -.'.... '- SECTIO~ 3: HAZ1\RDOT;S ~TATERIALS FOR THIS U~IT ONLY A. Does thi s Fad 1 i ty Uni t conta i n Haz:'trdous :-fa ted ab? . . . ., YES \"0 If YES. see B. If NO. continuß with SECTIO~ 4. B. Are any of the hazardous materials a bona fide Trade Secret YES NO 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: TRADE SECRETS O~LY (yellow for~ #4A-2) in addition to the non-trade secret form. List only the trade secrets on form 4A-2. SECTION 4: PRIVATE FIRE PROTECTION SECTION 5: LOCATION OF WATER Su~PLY FOR USE BY E~RGENCY RESPONDERS SECTIO~ 6: LOCATION OF UTILITY SHùl-0FFS AT THIS u~IT ONLY. A. NAT. GAS/PROPANE1 B. ELECTRICAL: C. WATER: D. SPECIAL: E. LOCK BOX: YES .' NO IF YES, LOC~TIO~: IF YES, SITE PLA~S0 FLOOR P!.;.'\XS0 YES I , :'0 ·{FS / \0 !fSDSs" ~,{;: S Wi ~:E':'S ') YES \:0 - 33 - ~ F CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY BAK f= Hazmat Inventory Inventory Details Name CH RINE 50()'i;fiJ...I0LfPcd-J/0r171 e e Fac. Unit: Fixed Containers on Site; / RALPH 07/07/92 r Secret 1 ~ CAS/Waste Code l No 7882-50-5 . lIeu g: :;;;1/1 MCP: ~ zards: Fire,~, Immed Hlth L'-4-,ù~ Ii. /rIií-rort.. Form: Gj:is Type: Pure Days: 365 Use: WATER TREATMENT Daily Max GAL 500.00 I í Daily AVeraj~o ~~~ ~ í Annual Components Amount GAL ~ 5,000.00 MCP List ~ß~ Key Cone <l>~í. ~ '0 : 6æIÙ)t1\. I-i~ pct-hlorFb %' % % <Key> Component Details <S> SPTL <C> Components <N> Notes <U> UST-l <V> UST-2 <I> Inventory List <P> Print <Fl> Help <Esc> Exit pLeo..JL ¡'V'fhKv Coíæúfi~5 flóúd c.h€'Y'G ddd::L ¡i/tp ~. LvI CDíYJf!ui;r 11 /' ~C~ if) l/f/ì-Ivrv¡ ~-r;, r 0- fß- . C Y-WYltml;?r .fo /?ÆúSS'7f'--" ~ IJ 8/7 !qz.- ~ 'i 0 ~¡I .. . ; . H.I\ZAROOUS tv1ATERIALS INVENTOH'y' farm anð Agtlculure rJ St~ndard BusIness [J I - NON-TRADE SECRETS Ans'd............ p~qe 1 of __L PUSINESS NAME, CSU BAKERSFIELD . O~INER NAHE:STATE OF CALIFORNIA NAME OF THIS FACILIlY- PoolComhlex L OCA T I ot4: 9UUT. -StocKàãTe1rllm\\fãy---- AOORESS - s-anrE,-------------------- STA NDMW -1 ND, CL AS. 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Number I ~re Hawd [) Reactivity OOelaYèd KJ Sudden Release [) Immediate Health af Pressure lIeallh -- -_. ....1 Component '3 ~am8 & C.A.S. Number ---A;J~M-~[~Jl.i~~l35o-L~(;Ìe)O 1 Ga-iJ 36~--~-õ2I-õ41 04 IÆJ=~º-LG;mplex-=-=~' --7~¿ __ér{;¡e,.Ml L~u.c~_-=-~ PhHIC~1 ~ndHeBltlh HB¡ard C.A.S. Humber 'l.1~:--?Jðcf:¿~_ Component j Hue & C.A.S. NUllber ("'1~'-' (1' L_l't './' ICheckallthatapply---- - ;', l::f'h:Io",-_dlU c±l.ltu¡fe) . 'I ~ . CoftlponenL.2 Malle' C,A.S. tlumber 1(;- ~, £.<.fo{. fJŸf?ol (!,t/ott.~-- Fire Hazsrd 0 Reactivity 0 Delayed "-, SUdd,n Release [) Immediate * Annual Est at. "his time Hea I th 0 Pressure Ilea I th---- ---- - - --I -~--- --.---. Component.3 Hame & CttS. "unber not known system, has only b en _ _i.!1..-llse 70XimaitelY 1 mont _ !M] 365 J_.Q3_J-D2_L_QL.L.A1_J..~~c.o'rn~è1- __-;_____ ____ __---------. ~.1-1 ------------ -_.- C.A.S. Number 124-38-91 __ Component U NUle & C.A.S, Number . -- -...Q.rbon Di-~de-(~.m~~L -- . 1-- --_~\I~'''~~ -., . - -:_-j-~- _J__D_ -i----- I -r-- , u:ïEï1ã Eìi'ëvëOflT AC T S Jl111r,;~ II i e Sh e II Chi..d..o.f t FNr.l.Lc-_Sa£e:q.--8 9fiif-~~ p_L. 112 RR¡4-K~~r:...Y- ~ c.e~..E;rfHfenLAdmin..-8-~~---:~d;~~~~öÏ1é~~--~- I~ W fH ~ ~Q.~~~~~n t;~lft ~~r f C P~a.!i¡~¡ ::ti::f¡t¡j r¡;::i¡~î~; Mi í{ ¡ ¡r:¡rr{b ¡ ¡tr.rh::ßf~~i~: l~t:I;¡I~:-:lh:: I ,;~.'·I¡.t ~------'------._'- Subil\ltteð Inlorr.allon IS true,accur~te, and cOl1plete. ." ~'" ;-~=-~~~~f'~ I· _T~TrIUrml!~f~-:no~-~;~~~-to~=-~~z,~~~_or~__~~ft,,~~~~;~______ -r r------~--·~----------- . - .-.-----.----. .---- .. n~l~.~21~~.;,9d =.--- ~lI1e ~r\ 0 IC 5 . e v uwn~ OOer""r'" owneroper8 or s ~U.:lonleu represen~L Ive gnhur¡, U~ J ".< CITY o'f HAKEHSFll:LU RECE.\VEO JUN '3 1991- =--;J M-==r;Ö;-LsJliL_J * . I PhIalcal ond Heal~h Ha¡ard (~heck all that ~pply o Fire Hazard 0 Reactivity e ==:1_ _m-T 1- _ ] PhYSiCal ond Ilea It." Hðfard . (Check all that ~pply I U Fire flmrd 0 Reactivity o De lared ~ SUIJdfn Re lease Hea th 0 Pressure . Component 12 Hame & C.A.S. Number [J Immediate lIealth Component 13 Nams ¡ C.A.S. Nu~ber C-----;-'l==:1 II CJ .._--- C.A.S. HUrlber Component" HBI19 & C.A.S. UUl1üer [) Delayed [] Suddpn Release ttealth 0, Pressure .. Componenl12 Nama' C.A.S. Humber LJ IlIimedi a te Health . Component'3 UB~. t C.A.S. Number -=--~" -~ CITY of- HAKEHS~lELO .,..:--¡. i OHAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY Farm and Agtiaulture [] Standard Business r NON-TRADE SECRETS, Paqe _____ of - : rg~À~ÍoS~'~~~: s~~gid~~~E~~ifi~k~ ~~~~~s~~HE: s~~~TE OF CALIFORNIA ~~~~D~~D1~hB,F¿tlŠ~TtÓDf~T90eERAIIONS- CITY IPD"'(KërSheld ~33 I -- CITY zip: DUN AND BRADSTREET NUMBER--'-- _____H____._.____..__~' Pllor'~ ~: _l~~~¡:?ïTl--------- ¡JiP~~ "to-7-=~CTI~NS-FOR-PROPER CODES - - - - ...:. - - - - - -' '. . . I 2 I' 3 ( 5 6 1 8 9 10 I 12 I 3 . II ,I : lr~ns Ime Max Averaqe Annual Measure I Dys Cont Cont Cont Use loc~tion Where 'by IIms of IIIXture{COfConen. ts Code COde Ant Ant Est UnIts on Site Iype Press Temp Code Stored In FaCIlity Wt SH ¡nstruc Ions I o M I 500 400 ' 500 Gal 0 I Physical 'nd H~alth Ha¡-s(d C.A.S. Humber COl1ponent 1\ Name I C.A,S. Humber 'I ICheck a I that applYI 0 Component.2 Halle I C.A.S. Number I Fire Hazsrld" 0 Reactivity 0 DelaYèd 0 Sudden Release IInmediate Health of Pressure Health /' I Component.3 Name I C.A.S. Number · D P 140,000 20 ft West LotE I Phy~iéal OOd H~slth HSfard Component 11 Name I C.A.S. Number \ Y I Check a II that spp Iy . Diesel Fuel ß Fire Haza¡ld 0 Reactivity 0 oelared 0 suddfR Release 0 Immediate Component.2 Nalle & C.A.S. NUlllber ... ¡ Hea th 0 Pressure Hea Ith Component .3 'Nallle I C.A.S. Number I D P :15,000 12 . I Physical ood Health Halard ICheck all tHat applYI rn fire ""Jd 0 Reactivity 0 D,l'r'd 0 SUddl" D.leas. ; I Hea th 0 Pressure =r=J I Phy¡;\cal 'nd 'Health Halard . (Check a I that apply! U Fire HaJd 0 Reactivity 0 o~hred 0 Suddfn Release I Ilea th 0 Pressure EMERGENCY CONTACTS 111 Chief Willie Diréctor of Public Safety 664-2111 112 OJ:, Ken Secor . RUie Tan 2~ ßrpfiõñr-:- Rã~e Certifiç3tio~ I . (Ret:d and t¡ign afJßr C9mp7eting fill fce.-Ctii~nS) ¡ certlly uoðer¡ penalt~ 0 la~ th~t I have persona J~ exam¡neQ Oijd om familIar wit the IRfo{lIIatlon ,ubmitted In this ond all attaçhed dQcUØl~nl$, sno t at based on my Inquiry Q those IndIVIduals responsible or obtaInIng the InformatIon. I belIeve that the submItted Information IS truel accurate I and complete. Turonda R I Crurn~l er Coordina.toL.o£ Ha ~a.;J;doll.s.. Mð 1" p.ri itJ.s . mW1¡¡¡rõfiIhmtle- of Ollnef/oOèrHorUJfowñeFloperator s 8utnOrJleO represeñt1tlve goa ure - /, '- Name I C,A.S. Number A' anL - nj .5.1 "".1 V I I ¡ I ¡ I I VictLPfm~~6f'¡4Rttn1;~e~ O Component 12 Name I C.A.S. Humber Immediate Health Component.3 Hame & C.A.S. HUl1ber D C.A.S. NUl1ber Component.1 Name I C.A,S. Number O . Component 12 Nsme I C.A. S. NUl1ber Immed Ia te Health . Component 13 ·Name . C.A.S, Number July 1,1991 PHniqr.ëð-- e e nlverslty, Bakersfield 9001 Srockdale Highway Bakersfield, California 93311-1099 March 12, 1992 ~ Bakersfield City Fire Department Hazardous Materials Division 2130 "G" Street Bakersfield, CA. 93301 Attn: Mr. Ralph Huey ReI Hazardous Materials Storage Dear Mr. Huey: As a result of a fire inspection conducted by the Bakersfield Fire Department, Station 11 pursuant to the California Health and Safety Code, this letter addresses the California State University, Bakersfield campus intent to comply. It was anticipated that the project to package, label and dispose of hazardous materials would begin the week of March 23, 1992.. However, due to unforeseen circumstances the project should begin in early April. The disposal project will be handled in 2 phases. PHASE ONE: All designated materials for disposal will be labeled and packaged. Unknowns will be tested, if applicable. The most hazardous chemicals (ie, acutely hazardous, poorly contained & toxic) will be characterized and disposed. PHASE TWO: Those materials not disposed in PHASE ONE will be stored by compatibility and labeled. Disposal of the chemicals would be dependent upon the availability of funds for the 1992-93 fiscal budget. If you need any additional information, please contact Ms. Turonda R. Crumpler at (805) 664-2066. Si~e,¥,(\ ~('(\(J ~ š~'c~ Department of Public Safe~y cc: Dr. Ren Secor Dr. Fred Dorer Dr. Ray Geigle Ms. Turonda R. Crumpler The California State University -;;" -.,....-~ .... t;~ i e e J~dy 24, 1990 Ms. Turonda CruMpler Hazardous Materials Coordinator California state University 9Ø01 Stockdale Highway Bakersfield, CA 93311 Dear Ms. CruMpler, California State University , located at 9001 Stockdale Highway, has been identified as a handler of acutely hazardous Materials. It has been deterMined that your operation May present an acutely hazardous Materials accident risk. Therefore, pursuant to section 25534 of the California Health and Safety Code, you will be required to SUbMit a Risk ManageMent and Prevention PrograM (RMPP) for the use and handling of chlorine gas. The RMPP shall be based upon a risk asseSsMent which shall consider all of the following: THE RESULTS OF A HAZARD AND OPERABILITY STUDY WHICH IDENTIFIES THE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH THE HANDLING OF AN ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DUE TO OPERATING ERROR, EQUIPMENT FAILuRE AND EXTERNAL EVENTS WHICH MAY PRESENT AN ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ACCIDENT RISK. FOR THE HAZARDS IDENTIFIED IN THE HAZARD AND OPERABILITY STUDY, AN OFFSITE CONSEQUENCE ANALYSIS WHICH ASSUMES PESSIMISTIC AIR DISPERSION AND OTHER ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS. The RMPP shall include the following eleMents: A DESCRIPTION OF EACH ACCIDENT INVOLVING ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS WHICH HAS OCCURRED AT THE FACILITY WITHIN THREE YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THIS RMPP REQUEST, THIS DESCRIPTION SHALL INCLUDE THE UNDERLYING CAUSES OF THE ACCIDENT AND THE MEASURES TAKEN, IF ANY, TO AVOID A RECURRENCE OF A SIMILAR ACCIDENT. A REPORT SPECIFYING THE NATURE, AGE AND CONDITION OF THE EQUIPMENT USED TO HANDLE ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AT THE FACILITY. INCLUDE SCHEDULES FOR TESTING AND MAINTENANCE OF THIS EQUIPMENT. .~ 0-1,.,.., ~~ .. .¡ e e DESIGN, OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE CONTROLS WHICH MINIMIZE THE RISK OF AN ACCIDENT INVOLVING ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, DETËCTION, MONITORING OR AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEMS WHICH MINIi'lIZE THE POTENTIAL RISI<S POSED BY ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ACCIDENTS. IN RESPONSE TO THE FINDINGS OF THE RISK ANALYSIS, ADDITIONAL STEPS TO BE TAKEN BY THE BUSINESS IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE RISK OF AN ACCIDENT INVOLVING ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS. THESE ACTIONS MAY INCLUDE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: INSTALLATION OF ALARM, DETECTION, MONITORING OR AUTOMATIC CONTROL DEVICES. EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS, REPAIRS OR ADDITIONS. CHANGES IN THE OPERATIONS, PROCEDURES, MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES OR FACILITY DESIGN, THE RISK MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM SHALL IDENTIFY. BY TITLE, ALL PERSONNEL AT THE BUSINESS WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR CARRYING OUT THE SPECIFIC ELEMENTS OF THE RMPP AND A DESCRIPTION OF THEIR RESPECTIVE RESPONSIBILITIES. THE RMPP SHALL INCLUDE A DETAILED TRAINING PROGRAM TO INSURE THAT THOSE PERSONS ARE ABLE TO IMPLEMENT THE RMPP. AUDITING AND INSPECTION PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO ALLOW THE HANDLER TO CONFIRM THAT THE RISK MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM IS EFFECTIVELY CARRIED OUT, RECORD KEEPING PROCEDURES FOR THE RISK MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM. THE ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HANDLER SHALL REVIEW THE RISK MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION PROGRAM AND SHALL MAKE NECESSARY REVISIONS TO THE RMPP AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. REVISIONS SHALL BE MADE WITHIN 60 DAYS FOLLOWING A MODIFICATION WHICH WOULD MATERIALLY AFFECT THE HANDLING OF AN ACUTELY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL. The CA Health and Safety Code provides businesses 12 Months, froM the date of request, to cOMplete and iMpleMent a RMPP, The Risk Management and Prevention PrograM, and any revisions to it, shall be certified as cOMplete by a qualified person and the facility operator. It u5ually takes a business several Months to locate a qualified cOMpany or individual to carry out the Haz - Op Study. It then takes several More Months to have the plan's various eleMents reviewed by this AdMinistering Agency and to cOMplete the Rf1PP, .~=- °tJ ....~ ~~ ¡ e· e The attached questionnaire regarding the qualifications of the RMPP preparor should be subMitted to this Agency by October 24, 1990, Upon approval of the RMPP preparor, we will agree to a schedule for the cOMpletion of the HAZ - or Study and RMPP, The finished RMPP will be due on July 24, 1991. All subMittals regarding this RMPP shall be Made to: The Bakersfield Fire DepartMent 2130 G Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 If I can be of any assistance please feel free to call. I can be reached at 326 3979, Sincet-ely, Béwbara Brenner Hazardous Materials Planning Technician ~ ¿,.- e e RECOMMENDED QUALIFICATIONS FOR COMPLETION OF: THE HAZARD-OPERABILITY STUDY THE RMPP CERTIFICATION OF THE RMPP The Risk ManageMent and Prevention PrograM Must be based upon the findings of Risk and Consequence Analyses cOMpleted by a technically qualified teaM. The Risk Analysis or Hazard and Operability study teaM MeMbers should represent a variety of disciplines reflecting the specific processes and Materials applications at the facility. Generally, these teaMS will include MeMbers froM the disciplines of: Engineering Health and Safety Maintenance Operations Depending upon cOMplexity of the operations, engineering and Maintenance expertise May fall into the areas of cheMical Mechanical or electrical. The teaM leader, the responsible party who May certify the dOCUMent as cOMplete, May be a generallist. However, the teaM leader Must possess sufficient ManageMent ability and expertise to understand the various cOMponents of the Risk Analysis, Hazard Evaluation and Risk ManageMent and Prevention PrograM. To deterMine the qualifications of the teaM it will be necessary to address the fpllowing questions: 1. Who will be MeMbers of the Hazard and Operability Study TeaM ?Provide the following inforMation: NaMe of each MeMber Experience in Hazard and Operability Studies Educational background Process Experience 2. Who will be the Haz-Op teaM leader and what are their qualifications or training? 3. Who will conduct the Consequence Analysis and what are their qualifications or training? 4. Who will perforM quality control for the Hazard and Operability Study and what are their qualifications or training? _~.." .,. " e e A SUMMARY ADDRESSING THE QUALIFICATIONS OF THE HAZ-OP TEAM AND RMPP PREPAROR MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THIS OFFICE FOR APPROVAL BY OCTOBER 24, 199Ø. The approved teaM will then need to consider the following questions and SUbMit a plan for the Risk Analysis. 1. How do you propose to estiMate the probability of equipMent failure? 2. What external events in addition to an earthquake of 8,3 Magnitude, do you plan to evaluate as a part of the Hazard and Operability Study 7 3, What factors do you plan to consider when conducting a vulnerability analysis 7( Factors contributing to size of and consequence to the vulnerable zone. ) 4. Which air Model do you plan to use for the dispersion analysis ? 5, What Methodology will be used for estiMation of hUMan error ( operating error ) probability? 6. Who will assign the operating error probabilities and what qualification5 does this person have for this assignMent ? !..- . ~,- <, e CITY of BAKERSFIELD "WE CARE" e .-- ......~... ~ FIRE DEPARTMENT D. S. NEEDHAM FIRE CHIEF 2101 H STREET BAKERSFIELD, 93301 326-3911 May 1, 199Ö Dear Business Manager: The following questionnaire is a supplement to the Acutely Hazardous M~terials Registration Form previously submitted by your business as required under Section 25534 of the California Health & Safety Code. This registration indicates that Cal State University handles chlorine gas, an acutely hazardous material ( AHM ), in an amount greater than the planning quantity for this ~hemical. Additional information is necessary in order to complete -the risk management planning functions of this agency. This questionnaire shoul~ be completed by an officer of the company or other person having substantial management 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 nt=', the answer "yes" shall be given. , ~-¡ ;7 " With in two weeks of receipt, complete and return the questionnaire to: The Bakersfield Fire Department Hazardous Materials Division 2130 G Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 If you need additional informatiQn, please call 326-3979. :\ ';ì , -j :{ ~nCerelY, 0 ' r\;)c;v{Þ.- '-~r- arbara BreY'lner Hazardous Materials Planning Technician ~~ ~.~ I - . ~ì :,', "' ~ e e Please answer each of the following questions by circling Y (yes) or ),j (no), '- 1. 2 , 3, FACILITY INFORNATION FORN f'- ", Is any acutely hazardous material (AHN) ~ manufactured or used in a chemical reaction ? Y Il!::..,/ Is any other flammable gas, flammable liquid or explosive material manufactured or used in ~ a chemical reaction ? Y I~ 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? Y /~ 4. Can any unplanned release of ,a AHM to the atmosphere result from the malfunction of any scrubbing, treatment or neutralization system or 1he discharge ~a ~y' , pressure relief system ? ~ N Does any physical or chemical, process in ARM is produced or used involve a,batch 5 . which'an process ? 6. Does any physical or chemical process involve the , production or use of any-_AHM at a, pressure iri excess of·' ¡5 psig ? - 7. _In excess of 275 psig ? 8 . Does any physical or chemical process involve the production or use öf an' ARM at a temperature above 125 degrees F ? 9. In èxcess of 250 degrees? 10. Can any explosive dust be present in any closed container within 100 feet of an ARM or otherwise be present in the same building as an ARM ? ~.: .:: -,~ .,' 11. _ Is' there any ·igni tion source or open.~.flame within 100 ft~ of any process, ~stora~eor:tran~fer area where a' flammable or exploftivé AHMis present , except where there is a firewall providing protection ? 12. Is any lined or non-metallic pipe'used in the transfer of any AHM ? 13. Is any equipment or piping handling any AHM more 10 years old ? y /Q) y:ø. y0' y 10) y /0 y0 yé) Y IØ y /0 ;;.... .u ~~ ~"t ...c:') It e PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWI~G INFORMATION ( Attach additional pages if necessary) 1. Your company's current workers compensation experience modification factor, NIA** 2 . How many people occupy the building in which AHM's are used or stored? 2 3, Give details of all accidents which involved any hazardous material and all other instances when the fire department has been summoned in an emergency. NONE 4. Briefly described the operations process at your plant and the specific processes utilizing AHM's, including storage proceedures. This is a swim facility. . i " .~ .. ., -- - .1" t .::'!~-' :~ ,,':.... " , . .-,.. ~"",,-,, "'. ... -r' ~ ~ ~ -1;'''-::1'·,' - . .' The process used at the California State University I Bakersfield campus is tb cbse:cchiorine _(cryogenics gas) on·the swinuning pools water. The gas is delivered in 150lbs tyiliinderš and arecsfored in the injector room. . All gas is stored in the injector room and safety chåinedL to the walls. ** STATE AGENCY - COST REIMBURSEMENT CONTRACT . -2- . ~{\,~.; ì ; , e e / ~~. ~r' ç , / // / I 5. Briefly describe the equipment being used in the processes involving AHMs, Equipment being ùsed is the V-Notch Chlorinator to inject the gas into the ;~c pool water. 1\;2Nacuum~:ope:i::åtion with a minimum of 20 psi water pressure at the injection point"ds used. 6. Report quantity of AHM(s), referenced in the cover letter, that this business handles. . a) Maximum amount on hand at anyone time. 1200\'cb b) Please attach a Material Safety Data Sheet for an~ material that is a mixture. Do not include MSDS for pure substances. DEMOGRAPHIC DATA: St~tethe straight line distance in feet between the ~busiriesspropertyline and each of the following, ., , 1- Nearest school. 2, Nearest daycare center, hospital ( nursing home or similar facility. 3. Nearest residence/motel. etc. 4. Nearest occupied building. off-site On - Sit8 :( approx. 3miles) on-site approx~dJ;5i::;mile 50 feet Business Name: Cali~ornia,State UniversitYI Bakersfield Address: 9001 Stockdale Highway Bakersfield, Californ~å933ll I certify that the foregoing information is true and ** oorreot to the bes~ k1rr.: knowledge. *" Signature: -i1~1~ 01'--- Title: ~N,{~~Y~~\}JJ\~~ Date: ~ , 0 -3- ** Information obtained from Ronald E~,Richardson Facilities Coordinator Athlètics Dept. -~ ~ :r. ->1"_":;. - .7) '. - e RISK RANKING - CAL STATE # 921 FACILITY RISK INDEX (\J) ìf\.&;f, -WrNt..è, iAv 1 ø X 3 30 INSPECTION HISTORY ø X .:J 0 POP EXPOSED 9 X 2 '" 18 l"lOP 5 X 5 TaX FACTOR 4 X 4 TOTAL 57 int!lf -fvr(ltd , II\... (Îati ;:. :p ~~ ;",¡' ," e e FACILITY RISK INDEX RATING CAL STATE #921 W - Activities or conditions that increase the likelihood of a release, 14 x ,5 - 7 (NO. OF YES ANSWERS 0N THE QUESTIONNAIRE 1-13. Add 1 yes to each facility for storage and MiniMal handling. ) X This factor, reflects a cOMpany's claiM (safety) history, 1.5 (WORKER COMP FACTOR, MAXIMUM EXPECTED IS 1.5) Y - Self reported accident I safety record. O,5 (REASONABLE-Ø, INAOEQUATE=0.2S, GROSSLY INADEQUATE-0,5) z ~ A di!cretionary category used to account for factors not directly addressed in the questionnaire. ¡ (OTHER COMPLICATING FACTORS MINIMAL-Ø, CONSIOERA8LE=0,5, SUBSTANTIAL-! ,0) FACILITY RISK INDEX RATING FI 10 W + X + Y + Z RATING RATIONALE: Risk increases with increasing process cOMplexity and potential for htJMan er'f'or' ~ '..t..... ~I.~ ~'-~ " e e POPULATION EXPOSED - CAL STATE # 921 RA TI NG I. IS TOXIC MATERIAL APT TO BECOME AIRBORN RAPIDLY? i.e. A GAS, FINE DUSr, HIGHLY VOLATILE LIQUID NO"'I YES'" 2 '") t. 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=! o. IS THERE A NURSING HOME OR HOSPITAL WITH IN THE EVACUATION RADIUS ? NO=0, YES"'! ø 4. IS THERE RESIDENTIAL HOUSING WITHIN THE EVACUATION RADIUS? NO=0, YES-1 5, IS THE POPULATION DENSITY OF THIS AREA HIGHER THAN THE AVERAGE DUE TO AlGr OF MULTISTORY BUILDINGS ? NO=Ø, YES=I 6. WHAT IS THE OCCUPANCY OF THE BUILDING THAT AHM IS STORED OR HANDLED IN ? lESS THAN 5 PEOPlE=l G - 25 PEOPLE "'2 26 - 50 PEOPLE =3 MORE THAN 50 PEOPLE =4 4 TOTAL POPULATION EXPOSED RATING 9 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 i nCf'eases, -- ,) ,~~p4¡J ~~I ; e e I CITY of BAKERSFIELD .. FIRE DEPARTMENT R, E, HUEY HAZ MAT COORDINATOR 213 0 G STREET BAKERSFIELD, 93301 326-3979 JANUARY 29, 1988 rnr.. " ..;..' ; MR. KENNETH ~ SECOR . . -' ..:.. -. - -.,... .- - .- .,,- .-- FROM: RALPH E HUEY,: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS COORDINATOR I SARA TITLE 11;1: i SUBJECT: THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FEDERAL TITLE III LAW IN CALIFORNIA IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE! STATE COMMISSION OF CHEMICAL EMERGENCY PLANNING AND RESPONSE. THE STATE COMMISSION HAS RECENTLY DECIDED ON A POLICY! TO IMPLEMENT THE FEDERAL LAW, THAT USES THE EXISTING ADMIN~STERING AGENCIES AS WELL AS EXISTING BUSINESS PLANS REQUIREMENTS TO FULFILL THE TITLE III REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. THEY HAVE FURTHER DIRECTED THE ADMINISTERING AGENCIES TO USE THEIR COLLECTING AUTHORITY IN ITS PRESENT STATE (E,G, FORMS, PROCEDURES, INSPECTION) TO FACILITATE TIMELY AND NONDUPLICATIVE COMPLIANCE. I WHAT THIS MEANS TO CAL STATE! IS SIMPLY THAT YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE A BUSINESS PLAN, IN THE FORMAT REQUESTED FOR CAL SATE BAKERSFIELD, ALTHOUGH STATE AGENCIES WEllE EXPLICITLY EXm1PTED FROM THE! STATE REQUIRE!'1ENTS OF 2185, TIlEY ARE NOT EXEMPTED FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF TITLE III, , I HAVE ENCLOSED A PACKET OF INFORMATION FOR YOUR COMPLETION I INCLUDING THE REQUIRED BUSINESS PLAN FORMS. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL ME IF YOU HAVE ~NY QUESTIONS OR IF I CAN BE OF ASSISTANCE IN HELPING CAL STÄTE COMPLETE THE BUSINESS PLAN, ---~... REH:em ------ - ... -', "'" "'''''''-- It - California State College, Bakersfield 9001 Stockdale Highway Bakersfield, California 93311-1099 Office of the Vice President for Administrative Services 805/833-2287 September 9, 1987 Mr. Ralph Huey Hazardous Materials Coordinator City of Bakersfield 2130 G Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 RECEIVED SEP '1 It 1987 Ans'd, ........... Dear Mr. Huey: As we agreed in our telephone conversation yesterday, I am for- warding herewith various materials related to our hazardous materials ~ariagement program at CSB. The first item is a memo from Mr. Brian Baker, Public Safety Investigator, who maintains ourhazmat computer file; Officer Baker keeps in regular touch with the two fire stations serving our campus, and has provided the staff there with considerable information on our site. The second attachment is a printout from Officer Baker's com- puterized file. That file is updated on~a regular basis as the involved materials factors change. The final document I am enclosing is a copy of our management plan for hazardous materials. This plan is coordinated with our Chancellor's Office and is subject to review and approval by that agency. If you have any questions regarding these materials, please feel free to contact me. s~c!~ KENNETH E. SECOR Vice President for Admini- strative Services KES/mv attachments ~ ~ '])d' The California State University ~~¡~~,i:i~~i¡;~;!;t;"{'I"~~;',~,i't?3'>C, Memo·rand ü'm .. -- . ".- To . .,.... DR. KEN SE<X>R J. .' , Vice President:for,Administration . - j, - -- -.- .- . ;. J.~ "0 !.j. : ii-' . M" ~ ..:. _. :.. .- ...- /7. pï J ~~__ &~Á~~'. From BRIAN BAKER I INVESTIGA'IDR Dept. of Public Safety Subject: HAZAROOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY -- . - . --- ···-';·4..... :~- -f~~~:-/~.·~n~i~u$~ci~~"~;U~g~~ - B:~~~s~eld__ -~~ - - - Date: SEPTEMBER 9, 1987: Dear Dr. Secor I - Pursuant to our earlier conversation I attached is our current Inventory. As we discussed, I have attempted to maintain a close working liaison with Stations #9 and #11. Both have inventories, not only a master copYI but those broken down by hazard classification. In addition I they have been provided with facility planning maps of the structures here, with those areas delineated where chemicals are stored. As in the past I I will con1;:inue to work with the City Fire Department as needs . require. I~ you or they have additional questions, please don't hesitate to call. . ------------- -.--.---- .. ~---- ----,."- BAKERSFlE1.1J ClTY FIRE IJEI'ARTNENT 1.0. # FORM 4A-l Page NON-TRADE SECRETS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY BUSINESS NI\ME: ~. ~ 'E~~OWNER NAME: ~ 'tJ a, FACILITY UNIT #: ADDRESS: qOÇ2_-~C'k~ b__ADDRESS: FACILITY UNIT NAME: CITY, ZIP: JlJOt - - 9'. I J CITY, ZIP: ot, \. ~ PHONE #: 8'33 - 2..2.&-7 PHONE #: IOFFICIAL USE CtIRS CODE ! ONLY 1 2 I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TYPE MAX ANNUAL CONT USE LOCATION IN THIS % BY HA ZARD D.O.T CODE AMOUNT AMOUNT UNIT CODE CODE FACILITY UNIT WT. CHEMICAL OR COMMON NAME CODE GUIDE P r I I I I I I - I I I I ¡ I I I I ¡ I I .- I I -- I I I I I I I I NAME: EMERGENCY I ¡CONTACT: fC,' .ONTACT: USINESS i TITLE: SIGNATURE: PHONE t BUS HOURS: AFTER BUS HRS: PHONE t BUS HOURS: AFTER BUS HRS: DATE: / J I j I. TITLE: EMERGENCY PRINCIPAL TITLE: ACTIVITY: . ~L 1- 41\-1 · · · · · .. · · · · ! 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