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SPOKANE COUNTY DEPARTMENY OF BUILDING AND SAFETY
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SPOKANEs WAiHINOTON 98280
(808) 458-9676
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additlon, 1 heve resd an0 understand ths INSPECTION REOUIREMENTS✓NOTICE provfeforre Included herein and egreeto aompry with eame. All pravialona of lewa
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SIGNATURE OF APPLICATION
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othen~rise indicated) spaoe prior to permit Issuance
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APPLICATION,1i -
Conditlons/Cvmments -
27 Planning/Zoning: B' Commerciel, ❑ Cen ot Exemption, O Frontege,
N 721 Jefferson O Setbacks, 0 fot w/d, 0 lot alze, O uselzorre.
Q CU, varience, zone chenge, shoreline, 0 fence,
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N 811 Jefferson O dralnage f~+ new access/approach, O fence. O road improvements
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TO : Paul Chase, Fire District No. 1 ~ 2 g 1988
Scott Fink, Health Department
Ken Jef frey, 8uilding and Safety s~114NE CpUNTY ENGINEER
Bob McCann, Engineer's Office ~ .
John Pederson, Planning Department '
FROM: Tom Davis, Code Compliance Coordinator
Department of Building and Safety
DATE: April 29, 1988
RE : April 27, 1988 - Pre-Application Conference
East 15000 Euclid Avenue - Sanitary Coil Coater Line
Enclosed is your copy of the minutes to the referenced meeting.
Should you have any questions or need additional information, please
feel free to contact me.
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cc: Mr. Patrick Blau, Kaiser Aluminum
Mr. Harold Maloney, Kaiser Aluminum
Mr. Roger Ray, Department of Ecology
Mr. Les Stone, Kaiser Aluminum
Mr. Jim Legat, Utilities Department
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NOR1H 811 JEFFERSON • SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 99260•0050 • TELEPHONE (509) 456•9675
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PRE-APPLICATION CONFERENCE
APRIL 271 1988
CALL To oRDER: The meetinq was called to order at approximately
10:00 a.m. by Building and Safety's Code Compliance Coordinator Tom
Davis, with the following in attendance.
PERMIT R$VIBW PARTICIPANTB:,
Tom Davis, Building and Safety
Scott Fink, Health Department
Ken Jeffrey, Building and Safety
Bob McCann, Engineer's Office
John Pederson, Planning Department
Julie Shatlto, Building and Safety
APPLICANTS:
Patrick Blau, Kaiser Aluminum, Environmental Concern, East 15000
Euclid Avenue, Spokane, 99216, Contact Person, 927-6350
Les Stone, Kaiser Aluminum, Building Construction, East 15004 Euclid
Avenue, Spokane, 99216, Contact Person, 927-6376
Harold Maloney, Enqineer, Kaiser Aluminum, East 15000 Euclid Avenue,
Spokane, 99216
Roger Ray, Department of Ecology, North 4601 Monroe Road, Suite 100,
Spokane, 99205
SCOP$IPROJ$CT DESCRIPTION:,
I. General Overview - The applicant is proposing to construct a
Sanitary Coil Coater Line for aluminum beverage cans. The line will
produce coated lid stock for the cans and will also be used for tab
stock.
The applicant is also proposing to construct a coil storage
buildinq, paint storage building or above ground tank storage , and
to upgrade the material handling equipment.
II. Construction Schedule - The proposed construction schedule is to
start in June 1988.
SUMMARY OF DEPARTM$NTAL REQIIIRgMENTB:
I. Planning Department (456-2205)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. The site is zoned manufacturing and the perraitted use
is allowed.
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2. In a manufacturinq zone, all fuel storage, paints and
chemicals need to be stored in compliance with the ASA
Overlay Zone.
3. Above ground tanks need to be screened, meaning
siqht-obscured or bermed, have aminimwa setback for the
zone, and not exceed the maximum height of 15 feet. A
variance, which is obtained through Planning Department,
is required if the height exceeds the 15 feet.
4. The number of employees for the new coater line will
not increase.
B. Permit Release Requirements
1. A site plan needs to be submitted for review and
.approval illustratinq the overall property lines and
ownership, building setbacks, and location, height, and
screening of any storage tanks.
II. Engineering (456-3600)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. It was stated that Kaiser has their own stormwater
disposal facility including treatment.
2. An option for the new buildinqs for disposal may be
using the 11208" swales. Spokane County "Guidelines for
Stormwater Management" will be provided by Bob McCann to
Pat Blau.
B. Permit Release Requirements
l. A statement on the plans to be approved by Building
and Safety stating the stormwater will be disposed of in
the existing stormwater disposal system.
III. Health District (456-6040)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. It was stated that there will be no separation of
domestic waste and will be disposed of in the existing
system.
2. The Health Department stated they were ready to
release.
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A. Discussion/Requirements
1. The Utilities Department was not present, however,
comments qiven to Tom Davis regarding the project
indicated that the project has its own waste treatment
system and has no further comments.
V. Fire District No. 1(928-1700)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. Paul Chase thought that there should be some type of
sprinkler system i.n the paint storage buildinq.
12. There is some concern with using water because of the
fact that it may create more hazardous waste. Kaiser
stated they would have to look into what other company's
have installed, plus, Kaiser has its own fire department
3. Fire access lanes will be provided.
B. Permit Release Requirements
l. Fire District #1 will coordinate with Building and
Safety on the release of the Building permit as they have
no specific requirements.
VI. Building and Safety (456-3675)
A. Discussion/Requirements
l. The proposal is to upqrade the coater line and to
construct a storage building to store the coils. A crane
will be used within the building.
2. The paint for the coater line wi11 be stored in
tanks, or containers or in a separate building from the
coater line. It will need to be at least 25 feet from any
other buildinqs.
3. The amount of paint to be stored in one area is
approximately 10,000 gallons. There may be 8 to 12 paint
storage tanks or 20 to 30 cube cans.
4. The total volume and the design for the paint storaqe
building needs to be in accordance with the Uniform Fire
Code.
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paint storage area, including piping to the application
area.
6. The types of chemicals and what form of double
containment regarding the liquid waste treatment area
needs to be identified.
7. The storage buildinq will be classified as a B-4
building.
8. Discussions regarding the use of a sprinkler system
and the potential problem this might create will be
researched by Ken Jeffrey.
9. Paint sheets and the volume needs to be submitted for
'i-eview to Ken Jeffrey in order to complete plan review.
B. Permit Release Requirements
1. A complete set of plans needs to be submitted for
review and approval. Plans need to also indicate double
containment for storage and handling of critical
materials.
VII. Department of Ecology
A. DiscussionJRequirements
1. It was stated that the MPDS permit to allow discharge
of treated waste into the Spokane River will be reissued
without inclusion of provisions for the treatment of waste
generated by the new Sanitary Coil Coater Line. Review
and approval of the waste water treatment for the coater
line needs to be completed first.
2. Request for permit modification for discharge needs
to be submitted approximately 6 months prior to commencing
operation of the coater line.
3. The DepartYaent of Ecology also expressed concern with
possible use of a sprinkler system for fire suppression as
a mixing of water and paints would create larqe quantities
of danqerous waste possibly resulting in contamination ard
disposal problems.
REQIIIRED ACTION9 (County):
l. Ken Jeffreys, Building and Safety, will research options for
the sprinklering of buildings.
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APPLICANT•8 COMMENTS*ACRNOWL$DGM(ENTs
The applicant acknowledged that all comments/requirements were
understood. The applicant had no further questions at this time
regarding permit requirements.
CORR$CTIONB:
To miautes or changes from what appears in the minutes, we should be
notified within one day of your receipt of these minutes.
To plans as required by any or all of the above-listed departments
shall be submitted in sets of 7 to Building and Safety who will then
distribute accordingly to each department.
AWOIIRNMSNT: There being no further business, Tom Davis thanked the
applicant •and the departments for their participation and reminded
all that he should be contacted if there are any unforeseen problems
which may arise.
The meeting was adjourned at approximately 11:15 a.m.
Copies of Minutes to: Al1 participants
File - East 15000 Euclid Avenue
Sanitary Coil Coater Line
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SPOKANE ENVIRONMENTAL ORDINANCE
DSTBRMINATION OF NONSIGIQIFICANC$
File No.88001967
Description of proposal:_Construction of a Sanitary Coil Coater Line.
Coater line to replace an existinq coate= line. Const~,-ucti,on will
include a cofl storaqe buildinqL,_paint storaqe buil_dinq1 and effluent
treatment facility.
Proponent: `Ra_i ~uminum & Chemi.cal Corpora tIon.,
Location o roposal:_East 15000 Euclid Avenue
Lead agency : Spokane Cow„ j ~
The lead agency for this modified proposal has determined that it does
not have a probable significant adverse impact on the environment. An
Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is not required under RCW
43.21C.030(2)(c). This decision was made after review of a completed
environmental checklist and other information on file with the lead
agency. The information is available to the public on request.
There is no comment period for this DNS.
[X] This DNS is issued under 197-11-340(2); the lead agency will not
act on this proposal for 15 days from the date below. Comments
must be subn►itted by Auqust s, 1988.
Responsible Official: James L. Manson, Director
c/o Thomas L. Davis
Code Compliance Coordinator
Spokane County
Department of Building and Safety
North 811 Jefferson Street
Spokane, Washinqton 99260
Phone: (509)456-3675 l
Date July-aOj 1988 Sfgnature .
You may appeal this determination to:
The Board of County Commissioners
West 1116 Broadway Avenue
Spokane, Washington 99260
in writing no later than August 15, 1988.
You should be prepared to make specific factual objections.
Contact above responsible official to read or ask about t,he procedures
for SEPA appeals.
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TO : Bob McCann, Enqineer's Department
m Postlewait, Building and Safety
FROM: omas L. Davis, Code Compliance Coordinator
Department of Building and Safety
DATE: February 2, 1989
RE : February 1, 1989 - Pre-Application Conference
East 15000 Euclid Avenue - Storage Buildinq (Shell Only)
Enclosed is your copy of the minutes to the referenced meeting.
Should you have any questions or need additional information, please
feel free to contact me.
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cc: Mr. Carey Francis, Branson United Steel Buildings
Agr. Dean Fowler, Utilities Department
Mr. John Pederson, Planning Department
Mr. Dennis Scott, Public Works Director
Mr. Daryl Way, Health Department
WEST 1303 BROADWAY • SPOKANE, WASHIIVGTON 99260 0 0050 • 'I'ELEPHONE (509) 456-3673
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FEBRUAtY if 1969
CALIi TO ORDER: ;f"e :~~e."CZng waS ~al-1ed -z-o ordC°'r ur p-prG:+:lii13tely
10=05 a.m. by Bui?ding ano Safety's Corle Ccnpliance Coordxnator Tam
Davis f with the f'ollawing in attendartce.
FERMIT REVIEW P14RTICIP'ANTS:
Robin Domitrovich, Buildinor 3nd Safety
Bob McCann,. Engineer' s aepartntent
Tam Pastlewait, Buil.dCing and Safety
Julie Shatto, BuYlding and Safety
APPLYCFNTS :
Carey Francis, Branson Onited Steel Buildings
East- 1091° araadway Avenue, Spo}:ane, 99206
(509) 928-2276
SCQPE,/FROJECT DESCRIPTIt]N:
I General Overview -The applicant is groposing to construct a 36
foot X 48 faot building far storage of uehicles and garden
equipment.
II. Constructi.on Time The applicant would like tv start
construction as soon as possible.
5UMMAR'Y OF BEFARTMENTAI, REOLTIR£MENTS :
1_ Plannzrtg Denartment (455-2205)
A. Discussian/Requirements
1. The F1 aRni.tZq DepartMen-t was not presenL, however,
camments were given ta Tom 17avls prior t~ the cotrferencc
and are as fallowsr
a ) a he sethacks -from the proper ty 1 -3.r~es for tne
propased ► u? 1dj.~g =ha1l 1--e +11t~szratcd ~.~n zhc sYte
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'E-er anprovt..' Qf the reW►is4d s? te plan, tl-ic
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B. Permit Release Requirements
1. A revised site plan shall be submitted for review and
approval.
II. Enqineering Department (456-3600)
A. Discussion/Requirements
l. The Engineer's Department has approved the site plan
submitted and are ready to sign off their portion of the
building permit.
III. Health District (456-6040)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. The Health District was not present and because of.
the nature of the proposed project no comments were given.
IV. Utilities Department (456-3604)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. The Utilities Department was not present and no
comments were given.
V. Building and Safety (456-3675)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. Preliminary plan revilew has been completed and a
letter was given to the applicant by Tom Postlewait.
2. Documentation of the adjacent buildings occupancies,
construction types, and sizes shall be submitted to verify
if one-hour fire-resistive construction will have to be
required on the south wall of the proposed building and
the north wall of the existing building.
3. The applicant needs to contact Clyde Wisenor, at
928-2462, for the number(s) and locations of thehydrants
needed to satisfy the minimum fire flow of 1,500 g.p.m.
4. A critical materials list shall be completed and
returned for review.
5. The plan check is based on a B-2 occupancy.
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ven•.ilat- ~or. draw~ -as shall be-~ _-;itted.
B. Permit Pelease Reqi:iremen`s
1, Two co:rrplete sets of jA;--ins: addressing thE i t-ems
discussed during the meeting and other items from the
preliminary plan review letter needs to be submitted for
rev:ew and approval.
APPLICANTPS C0MMENTS/ACRNOALEDGEMENT:
The applicant acknowledged that all comments/requirements were
understood and had no further questions at this time regarding
permit requirements.
CORRECTIONS:
To minutes or changes from what appears in the minutes, we should be
notified witrin one day of' your receipt of these minutes. .
To site plans as required by any or all of the above-listed
departments shall be submitted to Building and Safety who will then
distribute accordingly to those departments.
ADJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Tom Davis ttZanked the
applicant anci the departments for their participation and reminded
all that he should be contacted if there are any unforeseen problems
which may arise.
The meeting was adjourned at approximately 10:20 a.m.
Copies of Minutes to: All participants
File - East 15000 Euclid Avenue
Storage Building (Shell 4nly)
NOTE TO APPLICANT: Some time ago the County recognized the need to
streamline the building perms.t system and accordingly initiated
these Pre-ConstructZCn Conferences. Comments so far would indicate
these conferences are succQSSful and do enhance the permit system.
ks a recent participant, we would appreciate any comments you might
;iave to further i:Ti; .rove the process or, should you have any
qu*QStions or c:cncerns regarding your conference, pleai,L: contact
elther iiia Manson, .ailding and Safety Director, at 456-3675 or
Jennis Sco-14,ft, Pu:lic Warks Director, at 456-3600.
Sincere'.L,-,
"rames L. rianson, D1Z'eCtet
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o JAMES L. MANSON, DIRECIOR
RECavm
MAR 3 1989
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
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TO ; Air Pollution Control Authority
Z( Engineer's Office
Environtaental 8ealth
Planning Department
Utilities Department
C ity o f Spo]cane
Liberty Lake Sewer District
FROM: Department of Buildinq and Safety
DATE: MARCH 3, 1989
At the request of QATR T r_k t1 _Ri A~I , the Department of
Building and Safety is conducting an initial review for the
following described proposal prior to completion of final plans:
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: -rw`► ? n n~-n n n GALLO ABUVE GRQUND STORAGE
TANKS
IACATION: Far-r 15n n n Fur_iTp AVENUE
PARCEL NUMBER: 11546-9040 .
This review has been scheduled for MARCH 13, 1989 at
ip:pQ a.m., or as soon thereafter as possible, in the Buildinq
and Safety conference room.
If you wish to attend or want to give input at this time, your
comments will be welcomed.
Enclosed for your preliminary review is a draft plot plan.
Should you find that additional infonaation is needed in order to
present your findings at the conference, please contact Building and
Safety.
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WES7' 13M BROADWAY • SFOKANE. WASHNG'!'ON 99260 9 0050 • TELEPHONE (509) 456-3575
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TO : Bob McCann, Engineer's Department
John Pederson, Planning Department
Tom Postlewait, Building and Safety
Daryl Way, Health Department
FROM: Thomas L. Davis, Code Compliance Coordinator
Department of Building and Safety
DRTE: March 13, 1989
RE : March 13, 1989 - Pre-Construction Conference
East 15000 Euclid - Above Ground Storage Tanks
Enclosed is your copy of the minutes to the referenced
meeting.
Should you have any questions or need addition information,
please feel free to contact me.
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cc: Mr. Partick J. Blau, Kaiser Aluminum
Mr. Dean Fowler, Utilities Department
Mr. Dennis Scott, Public Works Director
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WF.ST 1303BSOADWAY ~ SPOKANB, WASHMGTON 99260 0 0050 • TELEPiiONE (509) 456-3675
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PRE-Wi'Yii\UViiVN Wi'FERENMY
SAST 15000 EUCLID - ABOVS GROUND STORAG$ TANR.S
MARCH 13, 1989
CALL TO ORD$R: The meeting was called to order at
approximately 10:00 a.m. by Suilding and Safety's Code
Compliance Coordinator Tom Davis, with the following in
attendance.
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PBRMIT RSVIBW PARTICIPA11'1`S :
Robin Domitrovich, Building and Safety
Bob McCann, Engineers Department
John Pederson, Planning Department
Tom Postlewait, Building and Safety
Daryl Way, Health Department
APPLICAHTS:
Patrick J. 81au, Kaiser Aluminum
Post Office Box 15108 Spokane, Wa 99215
(509) 927-6350
SOOP$/PROJECT DBSCRIPTION:
I. General Overview - Proposed is the placement of two
200,000 gallon above ground storage tanks. The
proposed tanks will replace existing underground
storage tan s t at hold approximately one million
gallons of . The applicant would like to begin
construction `in August 1989.
O%Tom Davis stated that a SEPA checklist was submitted
for the proposed project and will be circulated within
a f ew days.
SUPBUARY OF DBPARTNEN'PAL REQIIIRENENTS :
I. Planning Department (456-2205)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. The site of the proposed project is zoned
Manufacturing and the proposed use is
permitted.
2. The storaqe of critical material shall be in
accordance with the standards prescribed in
the ASA Overlay Zone.
3. The maximum tank height shall be 15 feet
above grade. The applicant stated that they
would like to exceed the 15 foot limitation
and that a variance application will probably
be filed with the Planning Department soon.
4. John Pederson told the applicant that should
he apply for a variance, it would take at ,
least 45 days to: process and that a public •
hearing would be held by the zon3.ng
adjustor.
5. The exposed tanks shall maintain primary use
setbacks and shall be completely sight
screened year-round by a fence, hedge, shrubs
or maintained landscaped berm.
B. Permit Release Requirements
l. The permit release is pending the outcome of
• the variance and the SEPA checklist.
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II. Engineering Department (456-3600)
A. Discussion/Requiremeats
l. A drainage plan illustrating how the storm
water is being retained will need to be
submitted.
2. The applicant stated that the storm water
will be processed through treatment.
B. Permit Release Requirements
1. A letter needs to be submitted to the
Engineers Department describing the treatment
of the storm water. That further comments
may be submitted as part of the SEPA review.
III. Health District (456-6040)
A. Discussion/Requirentents
1. Daryl way stated that the Department of
Ecology regulates requirements for above
ground storage tanks.
B. Permit Release Requirements
1. The Health District is ready to release their
portion of the building permit pending the
out come of the variance and the SEFA
checklist.
IV. Utilities Department (456-3604)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. The Utilities Department was not present and
had no comments for the proposed project.
. • V. Building and Safety (45f-3675)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. Plan review for the proposed project has been
completed and a letter has been sent to the
applicant.
2. The applicant needs to verify that HDPE liner
is resistive to the type of liquids being
stored.
, 3. The applicant needs to verify that the fuel
. lines are double contained as required by the
regulations of the ASA Overlay Zone.
4. The agplicant stated that the tanks will
contain class III-B liquid.
5. Location of the shut off valve for stormwater
needs to be verified with the Engineers
Department and Fire District #1.
B. Permit Release Requirements
1. Conditions of the plan review letter need to
be met before release of the building permit,
2. Two complete sets of drawings need to be
submitted for review and approval.
APPLICANT' S COHNENTS/ACRN :
The applicant acknowledged that all comments/requirements
were understood and had no further questions at this time
regardiag permit requirements.
CORRECTIONS:
To miautes or changes from what appears in the mi.nutes, we
should be notified within one day of your receipt of these
minutes.
To site plans as required by any or all of the above-listed
departments shall be submitted to Building and Safety who
will then distribute accordingly to those departments.
AWOURNrENT: There being no further business, Tom Davis
thanked the applicant and the departments for their
participation and reminded all that he should be contacted
if there are any unforeseen problems which may arise.
The meeting was adjourned at approximately 10:25 a.m.
Copies of Minutes to: All participants
File - East 15000 Euclid Avenue
The installation of two above ground
storage tanks.
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NO1'8 TO APPLICANT: Some time ag'o the county recognized the
need ta streamline the'buifding permit system and
accordingly initiated these Pre-Construction Conferences.
Comments so far would indicate these conferences are
successful and do enhance the permit system. As a recent
participant, we would appreciate any conunents you might have
to further improve the process or, should you have any
questions or concerns regarding your conference, please
contact either Jim Manson, Building and Safety Director, at
456-3675 or Dennis Scott, Public Works Director, at
456-3600.
, Sincerely,
.
James L. Manson, Director
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OETERMtNATION OF KQNSIGNIFICAlICE
840s0409
file No.
Placement of the 200,000 gellon ebowe•graund storage tanks far waste oil storege.
Description of ptapasel:
Kaiser Aluninun, Inc.
Proponent:
East 15000 Euclid Averrue, Spakane, Nashingtan
Location of proposal:
Spokane Camty, the lead agency for this proposel hes determined thet it does not hsve e probable sign9ficent adverse impect on
the erwiroment. An,Environsental Inpract Stetement (EIS) is not required under RCY 43.21C.030(2)(c). Thie decision was made
efter review cf a eampleted environmental chedclist and other informatia► on fite rith the lead egency. The infotnotion is
evailable to the public an request.
C 7 There is no canment period for this ONS.
pU This DN,S is issued under 197-11-340(2); the lead egency witl not ect on this proposst for the required 15 day revieti+ period
cannemirg on Mercfi 18, 1989. Canments pertaining to this checklist/detemination aust be submitted/reoeived no later than 4:00
p.m., ARril 3, 1989.
Respamibte Official: Jarties L. Manson, Oirector -
c/o Thanas L. Davis, Code Carpliance Coordinator
Spolceree Canty Depar4nent of 8ui lding and Safety
West 1303 Broadwey Avauie
Spokene, Washingtan 99260 09)456-3675
March 17, 1989 .
oate Signature y
You may appeal this determination within 10 calendar days after it becomes final:
The Board of Camty Canmissiaeers
West 1116 Broadrray Averxse
Spokene. Nashin,qtan 99260
The appeal must be submitted in writiRq no later than 4:00 p.m., April 13, 1989. You should be ptepared to arake specific factual
objections.
Contact above responsible official to read or ask about the procedures for SEPA appeals.
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A copy ot the Determinatien of Nonsigm ficance was mailed to:
Spokane Cotnty Air Pollutien Centrol Authority Spolcene County Health District - Enviramer►tal Health
Mr. Fred Grey Mr. Demis Kroll
Spokahe County Engtneer's Office Washiriqton State Department Of Social & Health Services
Mr. Gary Nelson Mr. Tan Justus
Spokane County Plaming Department Washington State Department Of Ecolegy
Mr. Tam Masher Envirermental Rew ew Section - Ms. Barbara Ritchie
Spokane Cointy Utilities Cepartment fire District No. 1
Mr. 8ill Dobratz Mr. Clyde Yisenor
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SPOKANE E N, IRONMENTAL ORDINANCE
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Llne Deull
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OIL STORAGE TANK _
SECTION ~
SCALE 1" = 30' ~
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New, 200,000 Gat r
130 Lb 011 Storage Tenks
Steam
V(Exst)
/ 1 225,ooo Mooo
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! ReCOVered
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Gal Tanke
N - -
~ 300
~ 91, From Oii Rec 3" ~ 149' ~
8uildfng (ExsV
Qil Trensfer ~ ~~ant 206,
Pump (F.nsq ~
.
011 8nek Weter Drain
Feed Pump fExtQ 3o@
To Oil NOTE Piping is shown schemadcally Piping
&"k Ody Wastewater between fhe oil storage tanks end the
Sumps (Exsl) waslewaler trealment buflding will be
Wuaweter in a single trench
Tnetmenl /
Buildfng
~
CIBfiliBf
' Surge
Pond
l J
' FIGURE .Z ~
OIL STORAGE TANK ~
~ SCALE APPROXIMATELY 1" = 85' LAYOUT ~
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130 Lb Od Stcrage Tanks
Sleam
(Exs~
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oil
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From 00 Rec 3#0 3"
Building (Exsn CooIant ~ 149'
0i1 Trenster 206'
~ ~ Y Pum Ens ~
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Feed Pump (Exso
To Oil NOTE Piping 1s shown schemaUcally PipinO
&eak 0ily Wasteweter beiween d►e oil storage tanks and the
Sumps (ExsQ westewater fieatmenl buildmg will be
Weeftweter In a single trench
Trbimenl
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CleriBer
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ENilIRO1lTME1ITZ'AL
CHECKLIST
SP4 < N ENVIRONMENTAL ORDINANCE
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SECTION 11.10.230(11)
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Trentwood Works, P.O. Box 15108, Spokane* WA 99215
• as.Checkli.t ,a..wg 6/10188
S a2=7 f.,w.un d.ablus, Spokane Cauntv F.la--anp-Pt
6 /eyws4 slatv oz sa1ata1a ttm2sdlq /imlq 1r ."IUwWIe ,
Construction to occur August 1988 - JulY 1989
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No
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Yes, the Proiect will hp tn:atatlpcl at thP mrp,ntwnnA WnrkQ
s.rbinls cnnsi ts of aPprax&aatel.. 565 a..,......
{ t.lu uh cov{rssaial Ialomtlm 1+r tww elwiL t4t Me Mm prt"ed ot wlll ►e pryaed bpety raLfN to aUe pnM"l
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sCnRCn -ggt-ice of Construetion & Apnlication for Avproval
SnnlranE± Cnunty Rlji I cilnQ_ Pe.rmit
w_ n_ n_ F. - wPDES mQ 'c,fication and avtaroval of new ef f luent
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_-See attached Praiect Description
!a tarAttemef oL Kaowal. Ctq aJttelou Ufsertlu ta • persaa to ubntsaa aM plsatu icuilon of rar propcpl projoitt ImtmAlq •
afhtt ~tw. !f py• rw sas~lal tmrei01► ~o/ nsp U tt~ lf •pwyou/ Vwul@ octvf aq• • n~ of •tU ~rsvl~f ur t~ei~ ~s
lsrM~fl~~ of tM OItO (0) ►testfa a Ini tqcrlptles. Slu FI~O '0IlWt/ a# Zr+~ somrsoic mp 11 0uas+r►1y ati1LD1m, Mblle /eu
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raiaca u ws aKCtluc
The project will be located in or next to Buiiaing ffz1P
at thp gnuthwent Corner of the Plant , /'~~(w c Aaa
17 OKS W MMsd ecttsa !jo witlls tw Ap!!at fautttve Atea tAfAl! lAa 4ewra/ Sew♦ Sssila acnT 7M hts►Ity Sswr lonta Amaf ttn
Ctq d frols.t ffao Spokswo tawty o AM Owetsf iao Mi" tec tmn+rlsa!
within the Actuifer Sensitive Area (ASA)
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__Sarid /Gravel
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(MK If)-LL-9i0) itcatm It 10 170(I)
p. OMi1RQMR1RIL [LIMMRtf(taalwveml)
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r Ossn11r tM pispea type am spr-lru qruelciu Noa Itlltq or ardlq prpoar1
Idtcau Swtcs ot ttlt
None ,
f Ceot1 uNlw+cwv n• mnlt ot elearlal. aeasis+nelouo ar wet It w pneullf Isserlla,
No ,
a AEoae Mut peceee df W a1te WU b co.erN "M trwWVte.. •orf.c.• •ft•r 01,36e9 ecaatsec-
tlp (fus esample• Noalt s► 60114tess)1
Z'11E Site ]_s already cov _red with concretQ Or
aSphdlt. 7be,py'eagct wi7 7 nnt r_hanQe that.
~ Mpa~ ~u■►e~ i~ nMw ~t e~asrol teo~loa. tk ItAet t~pstt~ t0 IM urc~. tf ~t
P3oes nat applv
I .a '
• Nuc tns d olesWU to tlu Ne vw11 nwlc Iew tM propmat (f s hus. awcwebilr. etw•
Istretc1a1 Mod aKa) trHy saaoeacttoo oa1 dN tM Pre" U twyLaeOf lt mv
ansratly d4scraM arl {tp sy0rsstua euiulps tl taw
V_LC' _-lpsg than 751 4'nr±_c /taear
TI11S 13 A 125 ton/,~pa~' r c3~tt!t3 nt~ n~asar fl~+o
old coatinc~ line
► Afo thrse aep ef1-O1ta saecn of lolilmlnu 401 alar tMt wp atteat yeur prpnwlt It w
gnnullp fucdM
lY0 •
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e h*/"e1 rapm p ftdwn at ceftrol htaatw os eWe lopecto to aIr It Sq}I
I?tSta1 latiOIl Of an aftprh»rnarl,. n,~rn,rne,r
hoodi.ng and emissions capture.
s. wm
(1~ t~ tMn ~a) s»~f~u wt~~ lrf~ M~s t~ ~~s ta~~lue ~t~tNt~ ~f a1r ~lt~ (~ciMllu~ f~~r
eauur @sl u"Oft1 stewa, Mlewtst U\gs. tWN@. wa1aNftIT if yeo. Mml/a i1A Sod
prwU~ owes (f arproy+1a1e •tate Mna •[taq N tt1Mr Ia t1M» lOa•
No
Yllt td Freys► rhrlco swy .81% ervr Is sljwtitt to (+Ilbln lOG Ieet) llb ftse*IbN
wtsnf It fd pleaw Murhr aMI utecM arellau• pIrM
No
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(VaC 1fi•11•f10) S~ctlw Il 10 2MIt)
• urt~naair+u. cwaurttt t•..t~w.r)
Apot1 ~
f)) 4tl~t~ W us.n *t t111 Wdrrdp maqr{sl tMt rwld be rlsed !s ar ftr tM O" W
w►fau raut ot vatlwte 404 lu0tute tM aty of tAip slu Urt rwr10 M dtvetM Wlut•
the daoTCr 44 t111 utetial
Does not anplv
(4i~ YI11 010 pMpOaSl hNtn ssstue aidt rla0drsraL et flvrrslant GM pwrrsl laecrt'- .
•Ise prpftm Md amnnfmu "Astltln If ►eeti
No
(!1 De~~ ~M poMSal !l~ vltAln a t0o-fuf I~~M ~l~tN 11 w. ~wt lKaWS ~p ~be ~lu ~laa
~
461 Oo►s lA* vropmol 1s+olw S" 41*08tpo st vaia eater"la co ptlsce wunt tf sit
drscslba tno awp af wst• ad aqtlstMi9d "4m ddtotA
A,p=rnx3ma . ly SQ gal/min_ of waste-water
' ged -
in r_mmplianc _ utith a N_2_D_F._113_ permit_
_
Crmst i i-»cmt--, in thp watPr wi1 1 nnt xcppci NSPS
limtitS fnr nc» 1 _na _inQ_
. caMaI
(l) wlll Brovnd rur le ~i~ldrw~. ~a ~tL war Mt ~t~duqN •o $eoaar wsart LIre Resesal
tasul►tlw• pry~u. w~ a~rolact ~ra~tltl~• 1! 1nw~
No
(t) Dtacetv wu uurW tlrc ~ftl M uadu«d tn~ tM tsood !sw ~p~JC aN• sr wMr
ustt~n ~u etatwMt t~sflll~ Orscr/~e ~M pwnl •In N ~lr q~ew iA~ eu~Mr d
Ooru• to M und t11 q/llu►1e) K cv mwt ot I ~ eb *jatssl0 @s~ ~speud u aoeve
JYil1Jp
~ Dnerl►~ ap7 qseaa stAsr t~ te~s~ tn~i~ri •~r s11~/~us uat wu•
.~~l) eatlN fp oIr ptwsm af dIoe"es"q fla1L wtw ad omw ,ace iwft qslne Sneb
u tNsr lor tM Itqssai o! •taes va'ac at ftat..°.,~ •-c Lt--r S s!=) OnsclUS ta •opp at
@yaas tM a.sYn d sasertal ts M~+M+~M W tAroad► tAe e»w sad tM iryes tf ~rteNah
fl►ol~ to M 4 ttrw" ot l40Ctrtty au094,10 thlA u" 64909 Ur O„gw ledwn~~cly c~~w~f
•p111$ or s~ ~ s~wlt o! IIH tlslt/q astlvltlael
None
441 Vlll ~q eRwteals lnNC4618T orWte ulwnte or Mat0low fwlal bsIwN 1o aDose
srwer e. wreistOVsl .osras. aait.t tt u dua trrss aw qwaui.s .1 ..ue►,la viu te
•tonrt
VP~ G
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:roerua u~c~ a~raiea
twK If1-11-110) lseelm It 1aIlOttl
16 YIyItOM1iRm LLOQRf (twttowds
gwdustla rp
(i) 101109 thcuuve wswns vlll M tsVo u lnwie 4"t t"L of s,/fft e[ aA aMlub ~~t 0-*@Jr
uorM K"r qs stae o111 Mt M a1Lwe ts, Mrcelaq qgrwwr wtor idqo I=tWo* r►pees
u kF► clnsttsls wt of 4btwl slasme hutlNg te ]l(t) wi 3K7I1
Al 7 chPmi na 7 c wt 1 1 hP c;tnrc+d , ng,e,ondazy- SC-E Qjrr%C hn-"t(*(
s421t inmen 1-nie--C=7 y- ,wiitlh
cpokanE, C^tlr
$eiM11at7Ari Af C'rjf-tCal Ma+-orialc-_
s s4e~e ~tt (trelortq usrs yui►r
fl) Oracel►e tfe Nrtea ot tymif (9acidtq istan ratisr) a/ dllrod dt 4tsllegttow wd dlolose!
It ay (uatsu qailms1tlto tf tarwl VIyN YII1 aR1t rcrr llasJ Y/1/ tble nW 1!w lats
•ebor .~nrs/ l! ~e bacNle
Water runoff will be qenerated by sto
wa pr ~i-q w; i 1 be directed ta-tbp
px~ c~ i ~nt~ gaYs„gi'°m
(t) 'Jltl awy iMleals NseeM. Au/1ed os u"d an she olss, an • leuelp drn • qtll oe
taq vflt Inis to wctscs or grorw war or ee o aten wrei /fspoa.l lp"on AisWialy i•
nr[s:s s< <rwfr ruct
No
CMM vi~i~ NUIIlII fAL~t ~fMqY H ~l~jK~ ~a~nt It ea ~arrall~ d~~plN
No
~ /t'p~M le Map v cwan7 ~rrf~c~. trwa/ ~n0 eoWt wa~r I~pca• It u~ tU
t!» Pesplesd reites llq wlhl~ l►e ! r for tv~ ~eh !e 0~y~cLtlT atsai aa taolowtt~qu
qLttV{ go faalUf1ce tawnrat~ lettlsM ]W,)). oaw 30I3 o1 tblt dutflliC)
ThP nnlv rtmnff I.ri 1 7 1,o c This
wi 11 fiA A1 RnhnracaA »ner an rr~n~S ae,....,+.
NO DrOCeSS, waste Or effli"en will en pr
the storm water system_
. n..t. Does nat apply ~
. wa .r u~. en..e ws. u" r.ud an oe. .us,
eaauwq erus .Itn ePlS. •v►ea ae..
Mtgfvt1 eTMO I{f [tstsi tuM vLbot
sAtwti
gtro_
►uon
_ cm or tr.l..
yt pll Plat• ottall. bnaarcvr• br►ln" &IYIa Q0b1,• wlr~
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odrt Iy►es O! wsatGtlN
~ YAyt Ur ur sowni ol Mptm[!N YIII w ~ 1~t ~Itffqi
Does not awlv
e N~a t4ssatsW ~r diq~~wl ~real~s ~w~ t~ w as ~t aa~ ~br ~lt•
None
~
a repsN 4o/"@l1q. 480 MNrala PIaaeoo or imbt msouts co prw.orw ot iNuaetl wHtattoo
as tlr 9490 tt sqs
None
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twc isr-u~o~ s.eae. u iar~ote~
~ 091903101rru etXloons cc..ct.o•1
twlwtlr ►a~
s iwuuss q•acs w. o.ts
• Cliett 601 ►1r1s O/ aLaL r614b bw Mss odsnw as sc sear atn *tu at *to tswe to br so
K aW the OItot
„te., h..6 h.m, p,u .aWbr.s ot..*s None
.1..ir ...ti a►, a...r «h.,. None
l,.*s S... ..k." ..ms b..,u., .M11016. 60813 None
.0..,
e Ltaa a" aDrdued ot urantured aMSLs Vws to Ir M K vff tAe *lc*
NQpe
o lo WOue psa q•afpaalo nwut It se CarIo1•
No
• hops" Muwh e. "O"ew st .ah~ee~ .Illlu.a It ws
Does not avnly
• CNaO AOD wtuM aSWMa `
. vbue ud, .r .asp (atscc.tc. .uar►s p.. .wr .t... ..1.,1 viu he wd t..e.t .n.
W coql=ad /»}sY•o eNrp wsQat OmNM rNtfar lt vllt M ot1 lq IuaLLy. wrloc•
tvulq. "t
F.1 pctri r_i tv - man ~fa __~r~ nu
atural G~s - m nu a__irinct
b tiwld 3arr frajoct otlocc tM rwatW w s! GMu omrp !I Ninat tosKttuil U N.
punll? l~~crlk
No
,
s MJrt "a ot wrnp to~nattem foauua ore tat1Wed U aM RlSu ot lste pre"ulf Wt
oehar froMtsi wuu+aa p eoieee o► wttit sta►p lmpstc@. ll pqr
Dood enaineersnq_judament fo:r electrical
Recuoerative heat ~Y~ge" to reduce
9a~ usage-
I anrs~aaru~ ~ca.rn
• An Ur~~ sq rmteoroial Ma1t0 0aaarA~. 1~o2~clA.y ~~o~s a~ tots N~u~t~ rt~a N tln
w/ oqiMtos 1/!ll st buutta* W"b• t0st caLLA ftat ea esielt ef tYU peepo"lf It u.
amcglbo
_AZQ - cheT+icals.flar+ahl,p mat-E+rtalc and
waste geme=atp.A kM=this.TrOr.~n_-Szwi?_7 be
i Aa~r►tiral t~n thc~e al raadv asseciated Wlth
' App~ r3ri ta
prc_ lonL_rp and J1.1re prni-or_ i OII measures will be taken.
(t) DauetM o'eetal ...rpan s.e.is•• wr 6891#1 w nq1eN
Fxi,gtina Kaiser fire and chemica], response
1,+Tab7 l1 _ 1 PS va 11_ Up _aAern,ate _
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(WA! li7-t1-160) seutow l1.10 2lOE1) Mun C"tMLOOtY, q01MU4[
1 tMt1~R~t6l [tLNOif (cmslwM)
t.ahwalm r.,
Ofr1~0101ORA1 t[AL711
(3) hpos" m.uyrn to ~staa• er esstrol awrmaout lualeb Maefs tf nhe
Protection meast,,s include pu ting Qnclosures,
secondarv coatginmentr sorinklex svstems~
s r.t..~
Mn a"s 0 tolM atat la 41a 4ra qb1A gus oft*et Iour ►eeJec[ (fw n"ploe aul/la
."to..ee oO.r•tbn eeti.ra
Area has norma2 manufacturi.nq noises that
arp lpnn han 8S lb_ Th -ptn,3pet wi11 nnt
changp hic_
/s) wEas typ" ar tereJa d aetas wy" M irutd by er "socLld wtth tlr troAct oo •
o►ace-tet~ or o loart.as~ anl• Ifat *w~gs aral/ta eaaeeose/u~ qsntW. oteert fadtut•
Nrc Mrrr eolu vw14 co.n fea. TAe •ta
.,j,pcd:; than Rs-CIh
01 hepeudwaooee toto"a sr eossed inla l.ooeto 11 nyr
_§pecification that ectuipment is less than
-M dh
. L„ID .M smnm m ,
. m.t u .ft ca..u .r a. .u. .d .ajacto P.r.riu.i Manufart»r-i ner
b Idalb oix alaet ,sss. wd far Raetcelwsst If so 4coe►iEo ~e
Q ,..u,r..,, .g„«u,., ...A. ,u Trentwood Works ROl Zl11Q
Mt 1 1 rpxi mai-ral v FQ a+,Spc lmAgr rnnf.
a uui .ej, u..cs"o b u..to.a.ir n.. .AIa*I NO
• YAo■ 1• tu carnwt smlq eleaatllcosioa tt .A..u.e Mannfa_t rri net
t k1u tea eaarent ea~`~esaas~w p.. ~..1~..~tw ot et~ •te.S IliC1U5tr111
• tl r~flas0f• wt 1~ W QYM~i {~t1IIY Wtt/ ~ftjftl dn11n+tNa of tAe atut
Daes not anDlv
h be aft pat 44 ab sIte Mm cLulftM as as qvt tall~ amlatM' snat It to
eysc11l
No
1 4►sosftaa•lr Mr «ay /rsyl. .oaw enu. .r .Wi ta ttr :wyl•ta propce•
To _ d _tp , n _d hy tfnioaT.=cmpau~
negotiation.
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(WC IN-l1-NO) i~~t/~a 11 10 370(1)
14 Otta0lM.Lfm UXOM (tMNlaodj
c.,a,ctm r.s
y.K~ n.. ft1y
~ M~m~u11 Aw uq po~ta wa70 ~M co.Pl~~d ~)en u~µ~c.1 None
hqwod samra ts aW or rafrso oini t tq.gu. tf .qi
Does nOt aDnlV
! h+rrM esasrra to asaure, qw Pso»uf 1o cor"clfiS wI[A se1NIq sp1 Pro}cew lmw gets s"
'laaa $I n?
The vroject is compatible with present
anrl fut„ra janA ncF+a _
r ~oasuc
. &proat.w1y b...st w!u wrU ee pso+a.d. Ir ..jpt iwlic.u Muca.t asW .lNt. •f
Iw-Ift'r "wlq •
Does not applv
b Ap"lrtoty Aw attsi. !f aq w44 M elbl"telr Ldtuu rMther Alo. mtlOb rr
tOr1aIG" bpWiq
Does not applv
c Iespsd rmwsts q alan or caatca ►Owfy lnTacu tf
Does not aDDlv '
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• Wlos 1• tL ca1l:as M1o1u st oy Peqwd ~ttott~t~ I~1. w tatla/Irt~ pc~aw rAae 1~ te~
pttacl"l oasur bulutq maarlel(s)
f+q~~
Afterburner stack heiqht will be 40 feet.
Existinct buildinq heiQht is 35 feet.
i
► Hat "mw 1o Ih ta"tou alotd~l wed• 1n altnd tr oUterscw!
None
s ►►•"Owl raaasu to sspft ot awfts asstbsls lopiss. It seq:
Does not apply
u uwrt u+a am
• YAat t"s, of ItsRt w elsn vt11 tM ►sqosal pokeef Yb1t !I" ff A1Y WmII I! NIAIJ OCCYgI
None
► t4pAd IIcQt os /tus, Itw Itr /fsletM Ire}ct Ma ubtlp euaN rr letorf,on rtlA rlw"1 ~
No
9 Mai •aIouas 440-91te wrus, of t/pt oe eI~eis uY affecs toat KopoHlt
No
~ 1 I wwrn W r o► 4catrd OIC1t aa0 sIan tqsse• 11 pyt
Doe 110t aDnl.ti7
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(YAC lfl-ll-Vip) freclM !i 10 mt) Ireiua owuae MMFaL aRnir.M
f YwIt0pmILil (caaltridl twiwtlw fie
ft..cr a.. ad?
t: acausior
• YAea !»tpuW Gd Idoti1 ftt+Mt/~M1 otNftOtltlu K~ eM t~dl~t~l* ~Icl~ft~t
None
► 01"L1 tW ptoro*" Oto}ct dU►lata lisp 4%18e604 eees"ttoaml maeet tt of lomHM
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t Mp"d seasorn eo rubcs e* mtrd tr}rOCe ea aacreatlss. Imlr/lq rsariacta aportrstatu
to b prntar y aM VsWJrce er aOlltMBt• If a+qR
Does not apvlv
23 M1!MIC AMp qSLTOMAL /awYATfOM
• 4se then Oy flaen sr ")scto l/su! wos ►ro~r~N for ratcam{ •tns or local pcanr
1/es rtlsun lnomm so Mon ur rs$ to l►w slbt 1o am. peetAll~ ~esc►/M
No
► GasraUy dascr/be seg IsWaNu rr 4rwtMe* o! Nuuste orclu=ologlca1. mleqttttc mr cdcrsat 1
tatmmcs 46 w o rr esaa 10 tM Sits.
None
c tetivw4 eagausss t~ e~bc~ ar tbatel tpre[* lf spt
Does not applv
14 m..,smt~tox
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fUtllA{ @lfN& s1sth 4aN AOlU #Ilr U tl7
The proiect wil be ace_esspcj hv pY3-stjng.
Kai-qQr rpadwayc
b b•tu errcwall urnol r► Vofile musltf lt oea wbot b tM atprnuma dlstau• se oM
..an.a ermte u*sI
Does not apply
t MiN D"t NAtq VpW" rw11 aM cwputed Pe*}tt Mwl pov amq Mwld ola Project sIWRa1vi
Does not apply
1 YI11 ae■ qaymsal cepln ah mw Calo es •tmtio ot IqrwsMpL to tolatJam tW* ot ottnu
eel ImledIty ~~lw~a1 tt N ~wt~ltf ~tlb (ldltaf~ ~ttrs ~r!!tc ~i ~rtwte/
No
♦ Yil1 t!e "Vjep wi (et ettre 1o aM lewdlue wtclMty t!! yter totl or aIr trippnattoep
If .o t•ao..tl/ NssHb
No
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s,awr: wvpcpmrr.t, aiot~r►ra
tw 197-11-4e0) aeete. u to tmi)
r Lntt910~iiaL LiDaqlls (cowlmd)
Lailiatts IH
AP-7 ~ od7
t row asar wslcvler utN MW aq d/ M EtunW fy aM caooisiN pe}af it laare
lstlo4 dno P40k rooid Kout
a~sup
a ►tspc+M onrsara t~ reduce o► cwtrat tnyperutUe fqsm. t! &qt
Does not aggly
u .wuc uavtas
• Morlli ab ►eepct eewlt la ms t"auq eed for p►ltc pevlus lfot sampbs Iln pnaulw
pllen pa"setfM tudtM eRo saLeeles ooMr)f it as pirralty Gsrr14
No
b. /npu! wawsrs to ealaca or nasnl dInct trMets oe pbtlc a4e+fus lf aq&
Does not applv ~
16 vrwras
G`r+~t~ ~1lUtlu pele aralL~ at tu slut ~l~ctrtc~q~{purt~l ~Gas~e./ks[w~
ni~tc~ ~ubww~. itnry onr upLle oyts otMs
ApNw tM Wlllt&* 4bt ave praNS" Iot tM ps}ecs. o0e atiUtf pvWUtM t!s mntce aar
lIo Stmdl tWl/Y[llW KtltM1v q Nr atu or fn at IeadLp Vlrtoiy M1tY OUN; V
owoftd I
Existincr utzlities will be used.
C. uou►e=
t. av wbnlBMi. s.as dsr tM fons1tf of MrA"7 cL< <tr eWw Koprss *n ud trucA/rUy Ow to as Mne oI A lswiedp 1~ln
seMntaa1 tIW alorll /Mrs w ap vlUtrl N~n~nNSt~tltw or wIllfd lse). N fasi Ila{"un on q pn $M •
~6nfrdip d~Italllcnoe9 abas !c B38At /u+r 10 r0llseer W~ tLlO "6MllAt ~ Qf vltlslrnr
,u„ 6/10/ . iser Aluminum & Chemu.cal Carp.
iraa.. ntu Or hwl
P.,,,%, Box 15108
~e...~ ( 09) 927-154 0 Spokane, WA 99215
~ ~~.~..,a Patrick J . Blau
(509) 927-6,150 '
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4. ~/4~sbt+~ tD~t totn ~n w /e~afl~ ~I~wlllc~at ~Mr~~ I~p~t~ ~y ~ 1~«t~fp~lw ~~ul{alfl~a~cs
4~~trls~ ~W ~»M1t~ •Itotlltaas «lw►u ~~sl ,a1 ta~r~~ d~ ~~U~ lor tM errrtM neMs~1 ~M ~~sw~b ~~1~t~aaN bcq-
~f~tlos ot ~enlptlteasc~ vf~A c~ltloin
C ~a~eWe~ tl" ttia en /+nla►te •Ipffttut S/NM arawlnnsenia! Itaeto ur nsonvers a /ftsstutlom ot sip111coe~.
nwc ra - $11 o0
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II COATER SECTI4N
1) Coater
2) Curinq Oven
3) Air Coolers (2)
4) Exa.t Accumulator
S) Waxer
b) Rewind
2.1.1 WET SECTI4N
The aluminum strip is unwound from the coil, passes through the
entry accumulator and then enters the wet section In the first
two stages of the wet section residual rolling oils and aluminum
particles are removed. A dilute cleaning solution consisting of
approximately 1% detergents and potassium hydroxide is used. The
aluminum strip is then rinsed with water. Two counter current
rinse stages are used to minzmize total water usage.
The aluminum strip then enters the conversion coating 9tage. The
purpose of this stagp is to appl.y a conversion coatinq so that
the final coatsng will adhere to the aluminum strip. The
conversion coating solution is a dilute soltition containinq
approximately 3% phosphoric, chromic and hydrofluoric acid. The
aluminum strip is then rinsed by two stages to conserve total
water usage. The strip is finally blown dry with compressed air.
2.1.2 COATER SECTION
The strip next enters the coater roam where a thin layer uf
coating is applied to both sides of the strip by the coating
machine. The coatinga that are applied to the strip cansist of a
solids fraction that forms the final coating as well as an
organic solvent to suspend the solids and assist in the
application. The strip then exits the eoater room and passes
through an enclased section leading to the oven.
The strip is heated by natural gas burners in the first part of
the oven to evaporate the salvent and dry the coating. The
concentration of the vaporized solvent in the oven is controlled
sa that it w111 not exceed 30% of the Lower Flammability Limit
(I.F'L) . The LFL is controlled by adjusting the flow of hot air
into and out of each oven secta.an.
The hot exhaust gas from all of the oven sectiona i.s then
manifolded tcagether ancl sent to an after-burner. The purpose of
the after-burner ia to destroy the solvent by combustion. The
heat generated by combustian is recovered in two recuperative
heat exchanqers to reduce the energy usaqe of the line. The
second part of the oven is used to heat the strip further to
cause the coating to "cure". There are no volatile constituents
left in the coating when it exits the oven.
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The strip is cooled by two air coolers after leaving the oven and
passes throuqh the exit accumulator. The edqes of the strip are
then trimmed and a wax coating is applied. Finally the strip is
wound up into a new coil at the rewind.
2.2 COIL STORAGE BUILDING
A Coil Storage Building wlll be built in the area immediately to
the Northwest of the Coater Line. This buildinq will have
approximately 16,000 sq ft of storage with dimension9 of 80 ft x
204 ft. The area that the Coil Storage buildiny (and other
buildings required for the project) will occupy is currently a
paved storaqe area.
2.3 PAINT STORAGE BUILDING
A Paint Storage 8u21ding will be built in the area to the West of
the Caater Line. This building will be separated from the main
plant buildinq for fire prevention reasons. The building will
have approximately 3,000 sq ft of storage and dimensions of SO ft
x 60 ft. F3ulk paints will be stored in double walled underground
tanks with with approximately 10,000 qallons of capacity each.
Additional paints wil] be stored in 300 gallan "totes".
Secondary containment will be provided for the bulk tanks and
totes in compliance wzth Spokane County Aquafer Protectian
Regtilatinns.
2.4 PAINT AND CHEMICALS UNLOADING STATION
A ded2cated unloading station will be provided for deliverizs of -
paints and chemicals used for the caating line. Secondary
cflntainment will be provided at the unloading station.
2.5 LIQUID WASTE TREATMENT
A comR]etely new Liquid Waste Treatment Plant will be built to
handle the eFfluent from the Goater Line. This new Treatment
Plant will be a significant upqrade over the plant that handled
waate from the existing Cvating Line. The new Treatment Plant
will be located immediately to the west of tt-,e Coating Line in a
building with dimensions of approximately 40 ft x 60 ft. It will
meet the definition of a"Totally Enclosed Treatment Plant" for
the purposes oF permitting. The treatment process will consist
of the following steps.
1) Blend and Acidification
2) Chrome Reduction with Sodium Bigulfite
3) First Stage Neutralization with Lime
4) Second Staqe Neutralization with Sodium Hydroxide
5) Flash Mixing and Polymer Addition
6) Flocculation
7) Settling
8) Polishing Filtration
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9) Sludqe De-watering
The treated water that is discharged from this plant will be
directed to the lime treatment p:ocess located at the existing
Kaiser Industrial Wastewater Treatment plant. This will result
in doubl.e treatment af the Coater effluent. The discharge from
the Kalser Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant to the Spokane
Rzver is requlated by a National Pollution Discharge Elimination
System (NPDES) Permit.
3 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES
3 1 AIR AUALITY
3.1.1 COATER EMISSIONS
ihe evaporated salvent fram the coating is cateqariZed as a
Volatfle Organic Compound (VOC). The discharge of VOC is
regulated hy 40 CFR 60 Subpart TT, "Standards of Performance for
Metal Surface Coatinq°. This regulation requires that 90% of all
VOC applied at the line be c3estroyed in the control device. Mhe
DischargP of VOC is also regulated by SCAPCA's requirement for
installation oF Best Available Control Technology (BACT), as
defined by WAC 173-403. The Coater line air emissions and
control equipment will comply with both of these requirements.
A ngt VOC reduction of at least 67% will be aehieved relative to
rthe existing Coater Line due to the installation af these
advanced controls.
3.1.2 FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
£xtensive provisions have been made to eliminate potent=_al
sources of fugitive emissions. Design efforts to eliminate
fugitive emissions are listed below:
(l) Coater Machine Vapors. Historically, the largest source of
fuqitive emissions fram coater lines is due to the generatinn of
vapors at the coater machine where the coating is applied to the
aluminum strip. In this project, an enclasure (coater room) wiil
be built around the coater machine to contain these vapors. The
coater room wiYl operate at a negative pressure to prevent air
leakage. Fresh ventllation air will be enter the back of the
coater room, pass over the coater machine and be drawn into a
vent located below the coater maChine. Since the vapors will be
heavier than air, this arrangement is especially effective. The
air that is evacuated from the coater room is then used as
cambustior► air for the burners that heat the oven.
(2) Oven. A negative pressure will be maintained in the oven ta
prevent the escape of vapors aut of individual oven sections or
into the coating room.
(3) Wet Section. A neqative pressure will be also be maintained
• ~
in the Wet Section. Any air that is exhausted to maintain a
negative pressure will pass through a mist control device.
3.2 WATER QUALITY
The aater discharge from the Coater Line will consist of two
separate streams. The first stream originates from the cleaning
stages and associated rznses. The second atream originates fsam
the conversion coatinq stage and associated rinses. The
treatment requirements for these streams is detailed in 40 CFR
465.33 Subpart C, New Source Performance Standards (NSPS). The
NSPS standards that apply to the proposed Coater Line are several
times more restrictive than the treatment requirements that
applied to the existing Coating Line.
In order to meet these more restrictive requirements, several
design feature4 wPre included in the Wet Section of the Coater
Line to reduce the total discriarge water flow rate. In addition
a new Liquid Waste Treatment Plant will be built that has a
higher treatment efficiency than the existing Treatment Plant.
3.3 SOLID WASTE GENERATION
The de-watered sludge generated by the Liquid Waste Treatment
Plant is designated as a"Listed Waste" (F-019). This means that
the waste does not necessarily have any hazardous properties, but
must be treated as a hazardaus waste due to the process that
generated it (conversion coating of aluminum). The volume of
sludge generated by this process is expected to be approximately
25% of the volume that was generated by the existing Coater Line.
This waste reduction will be achieved due to the installation of
the new Liquid Waste Treatment Plant and separate treatment of
the Coater Line discharge. Separate treatment prevents the
contamination of larqe amounts of ather non-listed sludge
generated at Trentwood. All F-019 waste will be shipped to the
Chem Security Disposal Site in Arlington Oregon.
I
1 •
SPOKANE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF 8UILDING AND SAFETY
W. 1509 BROADWAY AVENUE
SPOKANEt WA8HINGTON 98260
(509) 486-9878
I certffy thet 1 have examined thia permlt ena state thet the Inicrmatton comalned In If end eubmttted by me or myagent to compileseld pemnit ia true and correct In
additlon. l heve road end understand ths INSFECTION REOUIREMENT8INOTICE provisione included hereln and agreetocomptywith same. All provistona of iaws
I and oMlnsnces igoveming thla type ot work wil{ be complled with whether spealfied Aereln or not 1 urtdetstand that the Isauance of this permR and any subaequent
i Inapsctlon epprovate or Certificetea of Oaaupanoy ahalt not be consUued to gtve euthority to vlolate or aar+ael tha provislora of any etate or lacet tew repuleting
conatniatlon. orae a warrsr+ty o1 conbRnance with the provlslorta of any state or local laws reputatinp aonstructlon
` SIONATURE OF APPLICATiON
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BEFORE ZHE HQARD OF COIINTY CGMMISSIONERS OF SPOKANE COUNTY, WASSI+TaTON..
ZE-74-7?
IN M MATTER OF CHAIVGIATG TSE ZONIriG ~
MAP FROM AGRICULTURAL TO CMMC?.AL
ON PROPERTY LOCATED IN SECTION 10, ) RESOLIITION
T01tlYSHIP 25 N., RANaE 44 E.W.M., ~
SPOiCA►NE COUNTY, WASHIN(3TCN. )
The above-entitled matter coming oa regul.arly for hearing before the 8oard of Couaty
Commissioners of Spokane County, WasYungton, on this day, and it appearing to the
Board that the Spokane County Planning Commission has given due aotice of the heariag
on the matter ia the manaer and for the time provided ay law; that said Planaiag
Commission has held a public hearing as required; aad that the said Planaiag Commis-
sion concurs in the plan to zone the following described property as:
CMIERCIAL :
Tracts 160, 161, 162, 1669 167, 168, 169 and 170, Pinecroft 2ad Addition, except
W 26 ft aad ex N 12.5 ft of W 225 ft for couaty r/w. Sectioa 10, Towaship 25 N.,
Raage 44, E.W.M. Spokane County, Washiagtoa.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the avove-desaribed property be, aad the same
is zoned uader the classificatioa of CQNMERC?AL as defiaed in the Zonilng Ordin,ance
of Spokaae Couaty, adopted Augnst 25, 1953, ae ameaded.
AND FQATHER BE IT RESOLVED that any development on the above-described property shall
be subject to the following conditions:
1) Construction to Spokaae County standards of a aew roe,d from Finee Boad to the
east bouadary line of the de8cribed property. The engineering desiga of the
road sball be approved by the Spokaae Caunty Engineers office. Improvemente
shall i.nclude grading, surfacing of thirty (30) foot wide peved roadway with
curbing, sidewalks aad drainage control aloag the aorth bmadary line of the
described property.
2) Approval of driyeway approaches by the Spokane Couaty Ehgineer's office aad the
Washington State Highway Departmeat.
NOTE: Vehicular acce8s to shaaaon Aeenue 8hall be limited to emergency use only.
3) The advertised prciarty shall be developed in substaatial conformance with the
submitted plot plaa.
4) Any portzon of the project which is to be occupiedt.or.traveled by automobilea
shall be maantained ia hard eurfacepaving.
5) An apprapriate on-site storm drainage disposal Bystecn ehall be approved by the
Spokaae Couaty ESngineer's office prior to the release of building permite for
the project. •
6) All areae not occupied by buil.dings, parlting and paved roadway8 obal.l be land-
scaped, planted, and maintaiaed ia appropriate turf and shrubbery. The Zoaing
Administrator shall approve a landscape plaa aad installation schedule for the
project incorporating sprinkler syetem and ecreeaing.
7) Approval of sewage facilities by the Spokane Couaty Health District.
8) Installation of fire mains aad hydrants i.n accordance with the District Fise
Chief.
M. Z_-e,.e0,V,00
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PASSED BY THE BOARD THIS DAY OF
BQARD 0F CMM CCINIlM3IQNLR3
POKANE CODNTY - A38~1(YtQN
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This is to certify that t.his is a true :~.~~'f •
and c so~.u tion iffefRe
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No. pa$sed by the ' . `
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, 1977.
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I hereby certify that I have poste the
above changes and revisions on the Zoning
Map in the Buildiag Codee Departmeat, and
do further certify that the zone classifi-
cation change is the eame ae described
above and shown oa the attached ms.p.
ASIGNED:
LIATED :
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..,AY 20, 1977
ZONE CHAIvGE
ZE-74-77 - ACRICULTURAL TO 60MMIERCIAL: PERSON -
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Planninq Commission Recommendation: Appmve to the Comanercial Zone, subject to
the followinv conditlons: (Vote was unanimous.)
A. CO IJDITIO NS:
1. Declication of the nocth 12. S'feet of the subject property alonq Mans-
field Avenue for riqht of way purposes.
2. Construction to Spokane County standards of a new road frou: Pines
R,oaa to the east boundary line of the described property. The enqineer-
inq design af the road shall be approved by the Spotiane County Enqi - ~
` neers office. Improvements shall include gradinq, surfacinq of thirty
(30) foot wide paved roadway with curbinq, sidewalks and Crafnaqe
control alonq the north boundary line of the desccibed property.
3. Appr+oval of driveway approaches by the Spokane County Engineer's
office and the Washington State Hiqhway Department.
NOTE: Vehicular access to shannon Avenue shall be limited to emer-
gency use oniy.
4. The advertised pcoperty shall be developed in subs tantial conformance
with the submftted plot plat►.
S. Any poction of the project which is to be occupied or traveled by auto-
mobiles shall be mafntafned in hard surface pavinq.
6. An appropriate on-site storm drainaqe uisposal systeui shall be approved
by the Spokane County EaqineEr's office prior to the release of buildiag
percnits for the pr+oject.
7. A11 eteas not occupfed by bufldinqs, par':cing and paved roadways shall
be landscaped, planted, and iaaintained in appropriate turf and shrub-
bery. The Zoninq Administrator shall approve a landscape plan and
instailation schedule for the proiect incorporatinq sprinkler system aad
. screening.
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8. Approval of sewage facilities by the Spokane County Health tistrlct. ~
9. Installation of fire rnains and hydrants in accordance with the District
Ffre Chief .
B . REASONS:
The applicant's proposal is compatible with surr+oundinq land uses; consistent
with recent Planninq Comarlission Zone reclassifications; and consistent wlth
" the Spokane Regional Comprebensive Plan and the ' Zoning Plan for Pfnes Road".
(Cont' d)
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Pert of Tracts 168, 169 and 170 of Pinecroft Second Addition* Spdcene
County Weshington, described as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of said Traet 168; therice N890 431E
along the south line of said Tract 16Q zt dlstance of 26 feet Co a point
~ on the east rlght-of-wey line of Plnes Road (CRP 1479) as shown on the
official plat on file in the office of the Spokane County Engineer;
thence NO°14'W elong said east rigtit-of-way line a distance of 18.98
feet to the true point of beginning; therice NU°14"W along said east
rfght-of-way line a distance of 20.88 feet; thence along the arc of a
curve to the right elong seid east rlght-of-way line having a radius
of 3020.42 feet end a central angle of 1°56' 13" for e dister►ce of 102.11
feet; thenee along the arc of e curve to the right heving a redius of
20 feet end a central engle of 83°43'47" for a distance of 29.23 feet _
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to the present south right-of-way line of hlansfield Avenue; thence
- N850 26'E elong seid south right-of-wey line a distance of 104.09 feet;
thenee 50°14'E a diatence of 150 feet; thence S89°43'W e distence of
• 124 Peet to the'true point of beginning; containing 17,863 square feet.
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4V.en&eCanmeron
September 1, 1977 Professional Lend Surveyor
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TO : Air Pollution Control Authority
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Planning Department & SidS
Utilities Department
FROM: Department of Building and Safety
At the request of PATRICK BLAU & LES STONE , the Department of
Buildinq and Safety is conducting an initial review for the
following described proposal prior to completion of final plans:
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: SANITARY COIL COATER LINE
L4CATION: EAST 15000 EUCLiD AVENUE - KAISER ALUMINUM-TRENTWOOD
AARCEL NUMBER: 11546-9040
This review has been scheduled for APRIL 27, 1988 at
10:00 a.m. in the Building and Safety conference room.
If you wish to attend or want to give input at this time, your
comments will be welcomed.
Enclosed for your preliminary review is a draft plot plan.
TLD:pjk
cc: Dennis Scott, P.E.
NORTH 811 JEFFERSON • SPOKANE. WASMNGTON 9926060050 ~ TELEPHAiVE (509) 456-3675
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KAISER ALUMINUM - TRENTWOOD WORKS
SANITARY COIL COATER LINE
PROJECT SUMMARY
Project Contacts:
Patrick J. Blau - 509-927-6350
Les E. Stone - 509-927-6376
1. SUMMARY
The proposed project consists of the construction of a Sanitary
Coil Coater Line at the Kaiser Aluminum Trentwood Works. The new
Coater line will replace an existinq Coater Line. The purpose of
the Coater Line is to clean, conversion coat, apply a coating and
wax to an aluminum atrip. The major product from the line will
be coated lid stock that will be used in the production of
aluminum beveraqe cans. The Coater Line will also be used as a
cleaninq only line for tab Btock.
The Coater Line will be installed in building #2125 which is
located at the Southwest corner of the plant. Additional
construction will include a coil storage buildinq, paznt storage
building, effluent treatment plant and upqrades to the material
handling equipment.
IR terms of environmental impacta, significant improvements will
be achieved in the qeneration of solid and liquid waste as well
as air emisslons, relative to the existinq coater line.
2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
2.1 COIL COATER LINE
The Coil Coater Line is approximately 340 feet lonq and conaiats
of the followinq major components:
I WET SECTION
1) Coil Unwind
2) Entry Accumulator
3) Wet Section
a. Counter Current Cleanirg Staqes (2)
b. Counter Current Rinse Stages (2)
c. Conversion Coating Stage
d. Counter Current Rinse Staqes (2)
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1) Coater
2) Curinq Oven
3) Air Coolers (2)
4) Exit Accumulator
5) Waxer
6) Rewind
2.1.1 WET SECTION
The aluminum strip is unwound from the coil, pasaes throuqh the
entry accumulator and then enters the wet section. In the first
two stages of the wet section residual rollinq oils and aluminum
particles are removed. A dilute cleaninq solution consisting of
approximately 1% deterqents and potassium hydroxide is used. The
aluminum strip is then rinsed with water. Two counter current
rinse stages are used to minimize total water usage.
The aluminuro strip then enters the conversion coatinq staqe. The
purpose of this stage is to apply a conversion coating so that
the final coatinq will adhere to the aluminum strip. The
conversion coating solution is a dilute solutzon containing
approximately 3% phoaphoric, chromic and hydrofluoric acid. The
aluminum strip is then rinsed by two stages to conserve total
water usaqe. The strip s.s finally blown dry with compressed air.
2.1.2 COATER SECTION
The strip next enters the coater room where a thin layer of
coating is applied to both sides of the strip by the coating
machine. The coatings that are applied to the strip consist of a
solids fraation that forms the final coating as well as an
organsc solvent to suspend the aollds and assist in the
application. The strip then exits the coater room and passes
throuqh an encloaed section leadinq to the oven.
The atrip is heated by natural qas burners in the first part of
the oven to evaporate the solvent and dry the coating. The
concentration of the vaporized solvent in the oven is controlled
so that it will not exceed 30% of the Lower Flammability Limit
(LFL). The LFL is controlled by adjusting the flow of hot air
into and out of each oven aection.
The hot exhaust gas £rom all of the oven sections is then
manifolded together and sent to an after-burner. The purpose of
the after-burner is to deatroy the solvent by combustion. The
heat generated by combuation is recovered in two recuperative
heat exchanger:s to reduce the enerqy usaqe of the line. The
second part of the oven is used to heat the strip further to
cause the coatinq to "cure". There are no volatile constituents
left in the coating when it exits the oven.
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The strip is cooled by two air coolers after leaving the oven and
passes throuqh the exit accumulator. The edges of the strip are
then trimmed and a wax coating is applied. Finally the strip is
wound up into a new coil at the rewind.
2.2 COIL STORAGE BUILDING
A Coil Storage Buildinq will be built in the area immediately to
the Northwest of the Coater Line. This 6uilding will have
approximately 16,000 sq ft of storaqe with dimensions of 80 ft x
200 ft. The area that the Coil Storaqe building (and other
buildings required for the project) will occupy is currently a
paved storaqe area.
2.3 PAINT STORAGE BUILDING
A Paint Storage Buildinq will be built in the area to the West of
the Coater Line. This building will be separated from the main
plant buildinq for fire prevention reasons. The buildinq will
have approximately 3,000 sq ft of storage and dimensions of 50 ft
x 60 ft. Bulk paints will be gtored in above ground tanks with
with approximately 10,000 qallons of capacity each. Additional
paints will be stored in 300 gallon "totes". Secondary
containment will be provided for the bulk tanks and totes.
2.4 PAINT AND CHEMICALS UNLOADING STATION
A dedicated unloading station will be provided for deliveries of
paints and chemicals used for the coating line. Secondary
containment will be provided at the unloading station.
2.5 LTAUID WASTE TREATMENT
A cocnpletely new Liquid Waste Treatment Plant will be built to
handle the effluent from the Coater Line. This new Treatment
Plant will be a significant upgrade over the plant that handled
waste from the existinq Coatinq Line. The new Treatment Plant
will be located immediately to the west of the Coatinq Line in a
building with dimensions of approximately 40 ft x 60 ft. It wsll
meet the definition of a"Totally Enclosed Treatment Plant" for
the purposes of permittinq. The treatment process will conslst
of the followinq steps.
1) Blend and Acidifa.cation
2) Chrome Reduction with Sodium Bisulfite
3) F1rst Stage Neutralization with Lime
4) Second Stage Neutralization with Sodium Hydroxide
5) Flaah Mixinq and Polymer Addition
6) Flocculation
7) Settlinq
8) Polishinq Filtration
9) Sludqe De-watering
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The treated water that is discharged from this plant will be
directed to the lime treatment process located at the existing
Kaiser Industrial Wastewater Treatment plant. This will result
in double treatment of the Coater effluent. The discharqe from
the Kaiser Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant to the Spokane
River is regulated by a National Pollution Discharqe Elimination
System (NPDES) Permit.
3. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES
3.1 AIR AUALITY
3.1.1 COATER EMISSIONS
The evaporated solvent from the coatinq is cateqorized as a
Volatile Orqanic Compound (VOC). The diacharqe of VOC is
requlated by 40 CFR 60 Subpart TT, "Standards of Performance for
Metal Surface Coating". This requlation requires that 909G of all
VOC applied at the line be destroyed in the control device. The
Discharge of VOC is also requlated by SCAPCA's requirement for
installation of Best Available Control Technology (BACT), as
defined by WAC 173-403. The Coater llne air emissions and
control equipment will comply with both of these requirements.
A net VOC reduction of at least 67% will be achieved relative to
the existinq Coater Line due to the installation of these
advanced controls.
3.1.2 FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
Extensive provisions have been made to eliminate potential
souraes of fuqitive emissions. Design efforts to eliminate
fugitive emissions are listed below:
(1) Coater Machine Vapors. Historically, the larqest source of
fugitive emissions from coater lines is due to the qeneration of
vapors at the coater machine where the coating is applied to the
aluminum atrip. In this project, an enclosure (coater room) will
be built around the coater maohine to contain these vapors. The
coater room will operate at a negative pressure to prevent air
leakaqe. Fresh ventilation air will be enter the back of the
coater room, pass over the coater machine and be drawn into a
vent located below the coater machine. Since the vapors will be
heavier than air, this arranqement is especially effective. The
air that is evacuated from the coater room is then used as
combustion air for the burnera that heat the oven.
(2) Oven. A negative pressure w111 be maintained in the oven to
prevent the escape of vapora out of individual oven sections or
into the coatinq room.
(3) Wet Section. A neqative pressure will be also be maintained
irt the Wet Section. Any air that is exhausted ta maintain a
neqative pressure will pass throuqh a mist control device.
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3.2 WATER AUALITY
The water discharqe from the Coater Line will consist of two
separate streams. The first stream oriqinates from the cleaning
staqes and assoczated rinses. The second stream originates from
the conversion coatinq stage and associated rinses. The
treatment sequirementa for these streams is detailed in 40 CFR
465.33 Subpart C, New Source Performance Standards (NSPS). The
NSPS standards that apply to the proposed Coater Line are several
times more restrictive than the treatment requirements that
applied to the existing Coating Line.
In order to meet these more restriative requirements, several
design features were included in the Wet Section of the Coater
Line to reduce the total discharqe water flow rate. In addition
a new Liquid Waste Treatroent Plant will be built that has a
hlqher treatment efficiency than the existinq Treatment Plant.
3.3 SOLID WASTE GENERATION
The de-watered sludqe generated by tlthe Liquid Waste Treatment
Plant is deaignated as a"Listed Waste" (F-019). This means that
the waste does not necessarily have any haZardous properties, but
must be treated as a hazardous waste due to the process that
generated it (conversion coating of aluminum). The volume of
aludqe generated by this process is expected to be approximately
25% of the volume that was generated by the existinq Coater Line.
This waste reduction will be achieved due to the installation of
the new Liquid Waste Treatment Plant and separate treatment of
the Coater Line discharqe. Separate treatment prevents the
contamination of larqe amounts of other non-listed sludqe
qenerated at Trentwood. All F-019 waste will be shipped to the
Chem Security Disposal Site in Arlinqton Oreqon.
SPOKAlIE ENVI RONIIENTAL ORD I NANCE
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OETERMINATial OF NONSIGNIfiCAIiCE
File No. 90002340
Qescriptian of proposet: Instaltetivn of eleven ebove grasd storage terdcs for petroleum ard gasoline products.
Propaent: Kieser Alunirwn inc.
Locat i on of proposal : East 15000 Eucl id Averwe
Spokane Canty, the lead egency for this praposel has detenained thet it does not heve e prabeble significant edverse impact an
the emirarment. An Envirormental Impact stetement (ECS) is rot required «der Ra 43.21C.030(2)(c). This decisicn was made
after revier of a capleted envirammtel deecklist and other infamtian on fi le with the lead agency. The infonnation is
available to the publ3c cn request.
t 7 There is no ooament period for this ONS.
Oq Thfs ONS is issued undef 197-11-360(2): the lead agency will rat ect on this proposal for the required 15 day review period
cannencirg on May 30, 1990. Camments perteining to this cheNdfst/detenuination mList be su6mitted/reoeiv+ed no later tfian 4:00
P-m., June 14, 1990.
Responsible Official: Jaiaes L. Mansan, Director . ,
c,o 'Mum L. oevis, Code Comp«~ ~~~irmtor RECEIVED
Spokane county Oepartment of 8uilding and Safety
Yest 1303 eroadxay Averue MAY 2 91990
Spoicane. Ysshirgtan 99260 (509) -3675
oate ~r 29, 1940 si9newre . ~ ` SPOKANE COUNTY ENGII~EER
You may appeal this determinatian within 10 caler►dar deys sfter it beccmes finel:
The Board of Camty Caimissioners
Wiest 1116 eraadj+ay Avenle
Spokene, Vashington 99260
The appeal amt be su6mitted in writiRq no leter than 4:00 p.m., .tune 18, 1940. You should be prepared to make specific factual
objecticns.
Cantsct above responsible officiel to read or ask about the procedures for SEPA appeals.
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A copy of the Oetenoinatian of Nonsignificance was nailed to:
Spokane Canty Air Pollutian Cantrol Authority Spokane Caunty Health District - Envirancntal Health
Mr. fred GrBy Mr. Denis Kroll
Spokene County Ergineer's Office Yashiretan State Department Of Societ 8 Mealth Services
Mr. Gary Nelsan Mr. Taa Justus
Spokane County Plaming Depertment Yashington Stete Oepartment Of Ecotcgy
Mr. Tan Masher Environnentel Review Sectian - Ms. 8arbare Ritchie
Spokane Cotsnty Utilities Department Fire District Mo. 1
Mr. 6ill Dobratz Clyde Yisoner
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MAY '1 `1 1990
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Explanatory Notes:
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iPOKAMt ENYIROtMLFtiA1. ORD1tiM►CE
(VAC I87-3I-960) Srccion al 30 I3G(1)
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File ao 0) DO
Purpose oi Checklf~e
7l+e Scste Lnvlronmeatal Polfc7r Act (SEPA) ehapter 63 21C BN. requlsea a13 soYerrreontel aRencfea to conafAes the eavlroemente) fopatts of • propaeal
belore nakfe+g eecision. M Envlroi+ml lepott Steteaent (E35) ausi be ptepared (or a2l propossls vfth probaD)e- •fgntflcant edvet*r lmpsets on
the qwUty oJ tha envfronment TAe pvrpose ot thfs eheekllst fs to proalde fnlonneefen co he)p you •nd tfee ageaey seeselfr fmpacta troc your
prapoaal (and to reduce or •vofd feoM eta fram tAe propo"l. ff !t ean be done) and to tkelp thr agency detfde vlorther an E)t, fa requlred
lnotfuct7ons for Appllcancs
lhfs en+froamantal clrceklist sBks you to beocrfhe sooe lurslc lnfonaatioe about puur proposal Coveremenul 6gencles uee tbss chrrklist to eetermlM
vAecher the et►vitonmental fspacts ol your propasel are sfgnt!luni. requising preperatlon af Afi E15 Answer thc puestfana brfsfly, vfth the moet
pseefse feloematlan Mnovn. or glve che Oest deserSption you can
You ouic ans.rer eacA questfon accurately and u re/ully. to the best ot your koa+ledRe la oost tsses. you ofiou]0 be able to artsrer tl+e pueitfons
fsoas yovr ovn observatfons or pro'eet plsnc vithaut the nead to hlre eYperta tf you reaily de not koov the ansver. oe ft s qucstioe does not app]r
to pour proposaI. vrfce 'do eot knov" or 'does not applq ' Complete •nwers to tlu queatlone aav say svoid unnrtesoary de3oys lOcer.
bo*e Questfons •sk aboat povernmental regulatfone. •utA as soate+g. shorelloe. and landmark dcslaneclona Anawer these puestions if you eaa lf you
hara pradleea. ths governnantal •gencfes can aaslot you
The tAeckIlst auestioes •pply to a1l psrts of yavr propessl, evice !t you plin to Eo thee over • gerfod of ttae er on ditlerenc psrcals ot lend
Attach se) •Adltlona3 intorwtinn tlwt vtll deocril+e rour proposal or !ts envlronmeatal effeec• T1ie ageney to vhfch you wbmit thls ehecklist mey
•ak you co e:plain your aasvees or yrovlas odOfcionel lnlometlon reesoru b1y relace0 to deceetiining if tlveric may be slgnitieant •dverse impaet
Use of ehettlirt tor nonproseet ptaposal•
Camplete tfifa sheeklfsc tor nonpsoject propoaals. evan choush qurotions aay !+e answared "aora eot applq"
1H ADDI7IOA. eewplece tde SnPPLf!!£NTAI. SNEeT M HpNPRdJECT AC]'IQNS(Part D)
ior nonprojeet attfmn, the relerencea Sn tl+e eheekliot to the vards 'pro xec.` 'applicant.` end 'propercy or efce` ahould ba read aa "proRosal '
~ptapoier.' end °aftetteE geogtaphic arFa.' reopectlvely
A BACKCROUHD
1 Heee of proposed p:ojeec. it •pylfeable 0r / /Tt~tt fQ
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7 Da you have aoy plaon toc tucuse adE2tions, expaasioa. o= furcher eetivity related to or cos►neeted vitfi ebls aropocalt It qea. explaio
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(VAt 741-}1-960) Sreclon 11 ]C 230(1)
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9 Uo rou know vtietAes •ppllcations •rc pend]nS for govermental apyrovals of othrr ptopowle dstectly •tltetfng the propefty tovered by yous
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awestfons lster !a this cl.eeklist thet •sk you to deoeriba cercain rcpec[s of pour propow3 You do not eveed co repeac ci+ose onavevs or► tbis
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12 Loutfon of the proposal Cfve wtticteat !e[oeaecios to a peraon to uaderstartd the prcciot louciori of yovr proposed project. iMluding a
•tteet addteo`. if aoq, end ceetloa, tovaakip •nd range. if knovn If a proposol vould oceur over • raege ol area. provlde the range or
boundasies of the site (a). Pcovide • Iegel destsipcion, oite plaa. vfeinlty map. •e+0 topogsaphlc rosp ff eeeaoaeblY evellable Vhile you
obould subalt aety p1ano seoulied by the ageocys you •re pot TequiTed to duplitatt mapa ot dctailtd plans iubmftted vfth snp pesmlt •Dplftation
celited ;001his.cbecklisc
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Cicy ot SpokantT (Sea Spokarte Cauncy's ASA Overlay Zone Ariaa for bouadaries)
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e IrAac general types of soils sre fourd on the eice (tor euma]a. eLy. ue+d. gravel, prsc. ,muck)'
lf you icnov the claasitieacioa oi sg:teulcvral soi2s, specitY tRen ond nete aay prlae tsmland
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d nze ebere suztaee indicatiori or l+iscory ot vostable aoilo ia the fmmediace vicfnitv* it so.
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(MAt 397-11-96C) Srctfon 12 ]0 230C1)
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At• Dtseribr the purpose. t e~ty Use On)~
YPr. •nd •DVraxieuste Quantftfes oany tfll3rft or gra0lnot proporid
leafcate sourer of ffil
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f Gould eroafon oecvr aa • reault of clrartng eonstruction, or uoe• It ro, generslly drecr:hr
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g About vhat pereeni of the sfte vil] be eovered vl[h lmpervloua ourfacee atlet project ew+stn,c-
tion (!or example, aapttialt or bulldinge)T ~
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• H!►et cype of eefssloas to the air vould result iroa the proposal (i e.. dust. eucamobl3e, odora
lnduotsia2. rood raoke) duriag eonottuccloo and vhen the prosecc ic eompletedl It enp,
get►eealip deaeribe ied give approximete quantiees if knovn
b Ase there any o!f-site iouseeo of emiesioas or odor that csay efteec your propoaal? lt oo,
aenesaU y 4acczibe
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e Psoposed etaeurei to reduee or control emiccions or othes impaeea to aiz, iS any
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(1) la shert aoy ousiace vater body oe or ta the i=ediate vieinicy of the sitc intluding year-
:ouud aad •eisoan2 streaes. u2tvatet. lakns. ponda. vetlandc)? It res, desesibe cype an0
provide eames If •pDropriece, state vhat r[ream or river it tlovi laco.
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surtace vater or vaclauds •nd lnQfcate the ore• oI the afte chot vould be •lleettd lediute
the souree of tfll Mtetfal
(i) Mfll the proposal teaulre •urtoce wter vlthdrawlt or diveralonst Glva aenera] deecrip-
tioa, purpome. and •pproxiaate qusntftiss il kna.m
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(S) Does the ptoposa] lie vithle • 300-yair iload plsfnT Usc. note lotation oe the sfte plan
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(8) Uoea chs proposal involve any diseharges of vaate arcerfals to •urtaee vatars4 lf •a.
aeaeel0e the type ot wute and aaticipated voluoe of dischsrge
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(1) Yill grounE wacer be viehdrevn, ot viil vaier be diQeMrgad co grourid vates? Cive general
desesiptian. puspost. and •pproxienie auaaLttfea if kacvp
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Destriba wstt oaLetial tt+at vi,21 be disch•rge0 into the 6roond isao eeptic tenki or other
asattarv vasce tseatoeat taeilit7. Desesibe the generel sise of the oystna, the numbtr o4
rouses to be serweQ (!t •pp2leabla) or the aueaber ot pernans the syccam(r) ♦se expeeteQ co eerra
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t3) DesctiDe soy orecaait ocher thsa teose desitraed tor the disyoaal of saaic.uy vaace.
inscal]e0 tos the pu:pene ol disekassia= t]uids balov the ground anriece (inelndea erstesns sueh
as t!►oss tos the diapoul of stoce vate: az draiaagc irw fioor drsins) Describa the type of
rrscez. the auovat oi astariel to be disposed ot tQrougb ths syotea aod the types of aacesiala
iikely to be OfsposeE ot (includiaa oaterials whieh war ercer the oyccea laedverteatly througb
spilis or as a serulc at tira fighsing •etlviciee)
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(t) vill any ehcsicals (eopecially oraanic aolveata or prtroleun fuels) oe stoteE !n aDove
grau++E or undergrounE stocage esakst 1t eo, viut trpes •n0 quentitlac ot asssrisle vill be
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SDCitAttE 9111V1k0liMElf'tAL ORDIbAlctf
(ItAC 191-11-960) Srttlon 11.70 3300)
' ! CA%11tONl1EAlSAL EI.EM~'.ATS ( cont i n„ed )
Lvaluetlon fot
Age ncy u.t opy y
(S) Mhat procect7ve meesures vill be Laken to 3nQUro that leAfts or spills of sny chrclcals
scored or urvd on •fte vlll not be alloved to percalatt to aewnd vater (tb3& facludeii aessures
co keep clmaicals out ot diapx►sal srsttse desctlbed te 3b(2) and 3a(3)7
~'.~~e _~7~ ~~Q ~ rr~ ,~o .~e•..o «,.,~`.b/
4; C'6n'►</'O~~ ~Q r! ~~V~ ~M~ /4 i-Me-IP /Y l tt'1,
W ~ ~tl~ f`'r-• /~a6-~ /-Cl. d~'hfr. cdJ
.7 Ar~.d~ a -^rt
1 tc~+n •C~~~✓ ~''~P•'~ w~~ a/~ ~ r ,~-y~~,~.s.+f .
c Wi1er auaolt (~'nsluding scorv water): ~ . •
(1) C/eseslGe the aouree of cunotf (1neluding sears vates) and sechod of eollectton end+dlspase7
!t anr (fncaube au.ociues. !f knove) 1tl,err vlll tDfs unter tlart v111 tAle water tiow leto
ethes wtere! 1f so. Qescribe
.S IV~ T+or 1"1111 ~O l4~lrl~`/~i S H J+"~~ S' !d •~'i /h~w ~7 QrA~ . ~,v'"~„"/' .4/• I~
/~400;
1 "4 Ap ~~r ~~c✓ T -loope
(2) Yfll •np etoemfeRla be etored. Aand]ed or used on the olte !n a]oeetlmn vhcre • spill or
leak vfll droln to aurtaee or ground water or [o a stora vater dlsposa) oYsttao 41ocharg3ng to
surface or Qround wtefi
/~a' C~*?► ~ ~>i n'~r'n 7~ r'` y~ ~~r7 ~ ~t.~ no~~d
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(3) Coulb vaste "terisla entar ground os surfscr wterQt Ii eo, ganerelly destribe
/M6
d Praposed ocuuses to rednce or co:+csol evYiate, graund. se+0 runotf uscer lepaets. it aay (li
t1+e psoposed aecion liea visAln the /►qultes Senaicire Aree be espaciallJ cleir oa explaaecioas
ralacing to faeilities coneecaing Sections 3D(4), 30(S). aed 3ct2) of this eheck.lioc)
C 0//'O' ?+'1 ~/'oi~ TMVia T S~Or~ n~~ ✓
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6 PLAS.'M
a G9+eek or elrele type of vegetscion touend on the eice
deeiduous tsee alder maole. eopen ocAec
evesgzcen tcee Siz, eedas. pine ocher
•hrnbs
~
gras•
paawre
crap os arsin
vet ooil plaets$ esc[ail. Duttercup, bullru6b, okunk ubbo,ge. otlus
water pliots water lilly, eelgsass, oilloi], othes
othet types ot vegetarlan
b titlut kind aod amounc ot vagecscioa vill be raaoved os altetea! 10 ~470 deYee ,
~~C ('d'~/ P~S .ps~►/' S ~E' ( Q~~
P ~P r.s ~d~ ~j~v~ ~ _
c Llst thrc.ateaed o: eadangered specleo krorto De oa os ntar c1+e sice
e Pcopoca! landsaaping, uee of wtive plonti. o: ocAer seseuces to precerve O[ lAI1aMt vesgecacioa
or cNe sita. it any
sroKA►re El►viRexxenAL oaoiNAMM • '
(WAC 197-11-960) Se.ctfon II 10 290(2)
b eNY10.0"WATAS. ELBMLNTS (eontlnued)
Evaluatfon for
~ AAIMALS /Igeney We Qeily
C1relt •fly blrds •n0 •nfmalc vhith Aave bren o0.orved on or nea[ tlw afte or •re knavn to be on
or near lhe sice
bfsds hawk. heton. s&g2e, •ongblreB, otl+ar AA40 A,/~•~
oaaoals aees, bear. e21s. seavar. other
tfsh Daas. s.lmon. erouc, fierring. thelltioh, other /(/~i•V~
other
b Llst any Lhreatened or endangeratid opetles kna+►n to be on or aeer the sice.
c ts the efte part of a atgsotion routeT 11 so. eaplaln
d Propased eeaoures co prnstrve or enisance vllQlfte. fi any
.ao~~ ~r~ r ~p.~.t ys ~o.s•.~
b. WERCV AerD wAsuwu. nEsouRCes
a Vhat kinde of energy (e]ectria. aatusal gea, vood •tove. oolar) vill be used to meet tfie
tAe comylesed projeec's eaergp needs? Oescribe vhetAes it vill be uaed tor beetiag. ossuf•e-
curiftg, ete
44~ 74-
a
7-~cvls~~'
~
b vould your projeec efleer tt+e posential vae ot rolas eursgq by aOj6CQAL propertfest it so.
generally deocslbt
/ + O
c UUt kinds of eaergy eonservatloe ieatures are ircluded ir, the pl•ns of tbic ycoposal' Lisc
oLber psopoaed o"rureo to redute or eontrol enerEy impaeca. it any
/1,Or,
7. Li+`tIROM!i?l11 NEALn!
a Are shere any+eoviroaaaetal bealth h.sar8s, iatluding expoanre co tasie thnelule, risk oi I![e
aed explosioa, syill, or basaedous vasce. chac eould oeenr ss • resvlc ot eAie propoaal7 It so.
Oeaeri0e
aA-
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a K~ sv//~•G~ faLll 6Q ~.32~rr~o~~
z g,~ /
os~ vr i ~
•
1j
j rs Co s. ~ /~c .
~ /W10'r
(1) aescribe R clal eme~g atq cervices that migbt be required ~
~~/~'/e ~.1 O~-SiO 7(.7'P X.
X-atnT /
y lFI ~
/-a,&v 14 ~N •~~r ~a-P z# n o T.'~t ix [ v~ /k f P
~
SPCk1ME LNYiRUNlly.h7Al. 0&DiNA1tCE
(YAt ]97-=1-460) Srctlon 11 lG 2760)
d YNIVIROl+tlQbSAL LLEI4EAT5 (tont f nurd )
Evaluatfon for
/ . I►8enty Ust anly
6NYIAOliM6HYAL HEALTI'
♦ Ptoposee measures to re0ace or eon(:o) env ronmrncel herlth hasseda, •nx
C~ ~,7. n.o•~ SJ?-µG~+ra'1 t✓. 71 -~~✓o~ • 1~,
~~'~O~ 'f~^-o ~/~O~rC.T; ~ ,~~~✓.Zrl la1 • 11 ~
Gv.•%?~P.
b roiee
(1) Vhat types ol notse QxSot fo the area vhlcli way attect yuur projaet (/or esasplas tratflc.
aqufpneot, oper.cioe►. otner2
Ir rr.S/6', k
W1+gt types Sne levsls o! 110111e voule be sreated br or associsced vttb the project oa •
rhotc-cerm or a loeg-tsoa Eeaii (for exeople trs!lle. conotn,etion. operatioo. ot1►er? ladicste
vhst hours nolse vould eome lroo che •![e
l/~
f4o~y /e
(l) PcaAosed eeasure td raduee or control noiaa fm cts. 1f any
/.,~P ~l..l l,i' ~/B
~t~e r /1~ . ~P ~~i • 7~ ~r+ S
~ v
B UNC JWD SIiQt1EL2A'E b5E
a Vhac is the eutreac aot oi e sit an0 a d~s eet pcopertiesf
~/'!l~'!/cJ7%. sQ/i~/1d 7rG3`~a r
p tlaa the aite peen use6 for agrleu2tureP I! •o, dcreriDe ~
/r 4!rlv
c Leacsfbe aay ocrucenses on the oitc
C-01
d VS2A •ny •ctuetures be dmo23ehtdd 1! so. vhftA°
/f/o
e 1"h4t ia the eurra i so ng cA08sif3 catlon ot the sises
i , Z ~
.1 . i~~n ~c ~ l~.
~
t 1hat is the cutte t empseheaslvc n deslgaat e o• ha e?
c_ t CA t 1
~
= 11 appliuWc, vtuAt ia the eurrent shorelfee oaster psogc deoigoatioa of the site'
,~e$'00'
~p~
h FLs enp part ol the tite Deeo csassifled aa ea "eaviroymnaully •ensltive' a:ea4 IS so,
•petiiy
i Appro:laately hov nat+7 geople vouId sa`ide oc vork 1a the cwpleteE projecc't
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iPOKANt LNVIRONlfENZA1 ORDINANCE •
(yAC 19I-11-960) Srttfon ID 10 230(1)
! eNVIR4MKitTAL El.giDt?S (coi►clnuae)
Evaluetfoe For
Agenrv Use Oe~~
3 Ayproxla~ste2r hov eaay people vau)d the coaspleted project displsce'
k proposed eeasurea to •votd or reduce 43aplaceoent lopacts. !f •ny
l ptoposed aes.utee to eeaun the proposal fa eompetible vitt+ exfiitiog •nd projecteE land uoes •nd
pl+ns. any ~
tj ~ ~G"'~" i-3 r'~ •
v ~us~r~
e Appro:is•telr hav aony ualca vould Oe provlded. ft •nr4 Indfeete vhether hfgh, ofddSe. or
low-loeoA+e 1+owing 1)0^ ~t/~vi ~~.2 Y /i~d
D Approziatelr how eeany unlts. Jtf ooy. vould br elimlwtad4 Indfease vhetber higtt. asiddle.or
]owlnCOSe housltg
Z>1003' /1/VT
c Proposed oerouces to reduce or concrol bousicig lapaets. it anY
600 O!r-
10 AESI1tE31C5
a YMt i• the [allest heigbt oi onp proposeE scsueturr (a). ooc inclvding antennxs, vhac ic ct+e
printipal exterios Duilding matccial(e) propoBed9 ~
1~'i✓6.~' /'i~'.1"/h/ t''t ~y
`Cc~ -4-0, AS~ gz/ f'W"J-r r, f `r
' ~ . -
i C l(t rT C~
♦
n tA •i ioxs vitinleY uld be •lsered os oLstrvcced* ~ uur, L ~J
p.
t~t!►st wievs 1 e
I~~I ~I V ~ ~ ~ 4~ ~ ! , ~ u ~ \t ~ V►-~
c ProgoseQ measures co raduce as control aeethecic iopecce, it •py
&;k7,orr
~~c i ~'T r1r►. ,/7'~ i~~! 4 r'pop -
~
11 L1GtiT MiD GLJIRE ~
Utssc type ot light oc glsre vfll the prepo4al pTOduce' Mhat tiae o[ day wauld it aainly orevsT
/ ~ ~j~/~ J~~ O"~r~, ~ A!' Pts ~i •
~
D Cou2d Ugbc or glare Iecm the ffoichae pro3eat be • safasy hasard or latertere vltA vie.►s3
t Vhot exletieg oti-sltc aourcos ot 1lghc ot 81sse aay af[eet rour propv6a1?
d Proyoord measuces to reduce ot tontral ltghc •ad ,gaare lapaccs, it any
ACLOV.0.1CS
i►wkARi P.IVViRbliMhN?AL iJltDINMtC[
(YAC 191-11-96U) 5ret1or 12 lC 2300.,'+
e' ensVIMMEtizAL euxEKrs <<orcinuee>
. Ewiwtlor For
Agesty Urt On]v
12 KLCkEA7 St)N
• Vhgt dcafgnated •ed inlormal reereatfonrl oppnrtualtles •re fts the lauedtsteJr vlefeltys
b woutd thr proposed prajest dfaplace anY ezfstfng recreattowl uees' !t ao deaeribr
~ O
c propoaed eessureG to reduce ot control fapaceF on recreet]oa. ltieludtng reereatlon opportunitfes
co be provyded by the projcct or •pp2feeae, !t any
Z>O~S /i/OT i9~~1 y
1] NISTORIC ANI! GVLSVHAL TRESERVATyO1
• Aee tlscre enr plree• oc objecls 1lsteE on, or propoaed !or ostlotAl. Rtsle. os lveal prroerva-
eton rrglaterG know► co Er o0 0r eext to tAa s3te1 1! so, generelly deaerlbc
14vol- ~
A 4eaera » r aesceiDe sny lnndasrlts at evtdcnee of hlotorfc arthaeologico2. scfentftlc or tultural
tagorc•aee knove to be on or next co the site
c PropoQad aeoaures to teduce or concsol impaets, if any
Awo-I y
I4 TRAJiSi'ORTATIOA
a ldencltp publle streets ant hfghwyc aervfeg che sice. end descriDe ptvyosed aceeos to che
exiacing stteet •yacem Snow on aite plane. if aay
11A~~~aP' ,,~t1 -,q o 110",4 Y ~
E :s site currentfv aerved by pu~ se trsn,ic4 lt ooc. vh.c is tM •Qproxi"ce distaece ca che
aurtac cransi: stop•
c hov many parking spates wou1C Lhe coaplnted projetc luve? Hov wey wuld tM projaet eUnirute'
d ,1Ji11 tAe proyocal tequlre anp new rwOc or streets. or lnprovemeACC to exietina roadc or straecs
aot iatludfog drivevays• iS so. generally deecrlbe (it►dlute vtseThcr publlt os private)
e W512 the ptolecc use (os ocew !a tht imzedjscr v1clnfcv of) uaiet. rall, o[ ofs tssnsporcatiOn'
It eo. ge rslly dtsctribn
- 0-c4 w. '71 ~ P g_J u c o~'7~-
-~rorw
SPOKAf1E E1tYIRblf)SENTAL ORAINANCL • •
twAt I97-I3-960) bectlon 11 IG 230(J)
E ENVIRONMP1+iTAL ELEIfEK7S (eontfdued)
kvsluatlon Fot
Axrncy bse Onlp
t Now aanr vehltulsr trfps pcr Aev va,Sd Lr Renersced Dr the coopleted projectf 11 knom,
!oalcate vhee► pa,k wauld oteur
~I' ~ J< <
~J' Q! ~ vr l .
g proposed oeTures to reduce ot caotrol trancpo n etlon lmpacts, !t anr
15 Pueuc MvIces
a Would the projeet reoult !n an inereased need !or publfe aervicac (tor eaavple Fire proteeefon,
pollee proteetfon. Iiesleh care, ochools, oLAer)! I! •o. geeerally describe
~
b Proposed od sures to reduce or eoncrol Oirect ispact• on fa►blic servlces. if sa7
16 UTILITIES
a Cfrclt utflitfet curcently •vsileD2e mt the site oxiaiettlLp. necural gaQ.<od'ces3 u%-r>
servlce, te&eVff&Wh7) sqw4e*e7-zTUVT.
1 eepcie sysieo, otbes
b Leeerlbe tht utiliciec that are pcopooed for the projett. tAe utillcy provlaing the se nite and
the gerarol toastrvetfon ett]vitles on the rlte os in the iome6late vlcinity vbier oight se
nreded
1 i .~s . ~ ~ 'j~. ~-'-S - ~~T~ 2. ~ „ Lva,~ r .
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C SIGriANRF
t. !fie nabtraigned, sveef undtr the peoalty of perjury tTut the abovc rtsponses ase aade trvshtullq enE to the beac of my k.novledge I also
undersuae tbat, should tAese be anp viiliul miorepreseotecion ot vflllul lack of full dioclooure on ev part. the Venc.r may wishdtow on)
detesmitution ei nanrigniffeanee tlut lt might fsoue !n reliance upos+ chls elueklist.
Oste ~//~0 Proponeat R(d •S ryr /7IN M .
pb
(Please prlnt o: 7Ype) -
P~oyaaent /~~di~~ ~ ~r Z •~t Address L + 12'f..~
PhoM ~s. 9 9..?i Pecson campkting lens a., tate
Phot►e
►aA 5'U1ff S1SE ONLY r
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Statt !lesbe:(s) Revlevleg Checkltsc t\' 4-y" ~L 3
EaseE oa cRic etoft seviev of the envlronmeatal cbsckli:t •nd odror pertfneot infosmation. Lre scsit
A L~Coneludes that thrse •te no psvtssble signtfleant adverse lmpecte; and recommeadc • detetminscSoo of nanciga!(ieante
E Conelu0es that prabeb2e elgal:icsnt advetoe em►lrommnc&l lmpaeci Oo e:iat tos the curseat propoasl •06 recommenda e aicigated deLes•
miM tioa of eonsigniilcanee vlch eondicions
t Concluees t!►st chere ase ptobable signitfcant adva ne enviroemental impaecs and recammen0o a decerninatfoa of sigeificaaee
Puihc ru - s75 o0
_ CRITICAL MATERIALS USE ACTIVITY
Pro jec t: 401"/ //v 41"r P~ .4 S ,
Location: 14o4S
Project No. : ~~/C;
Activity SIC Code:
Date : S
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Pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 4.16A, The Aquifer
Sensitive Area, of the Spokane County Code, an initial screening
of the above-mentioned project has been conducted by this
department.
The proposed use has tentatively been designated as a critical
materials use activity.
In accordance with the Aquifer Sensitive Overlay Zone (ASA), you
are required to provide this department with a list of materials,
including quantities, to be used, handled, stored, or transported
as associated with the proposed activity. '
Please indicate on the attached form, to the best of your
knowledge, zll of these chemicals, including their quantities and
location, which rnight be involved with the use as ctiscussed
above. Use additional pages if necessary. Since additional
information may be requested, please be a thorough as possible.
Feel free to add explanatory notes, if appropriate.
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Upon completion of the form, please sign, date, and return to our
i•....
'`s't•' offices. The critical materials procedures as addressed in the
~ p prior to completion oi plan review
ASA will need to be com leted
and, as such, your prompt response will help avoid any
unnecessary delays.
Please contact the undersigned at 456-3675 should you have any
questions.
Huilding Technician: Date:
Reviewed By : ~ Date : ,;i/_z
Desiqnation: 4,0~ Critical Use Activity
Not a Critical Use Activity
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onoco MATERIAL SAFE V DATA SHEET
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1. M1lTERTAL TVENTIFICATION
Name: No. 1 Diesel Fuel/No. 1 Fuel Oil CAS Reg No Mixture; major
Conoco Product Code: 3501/4195 camponents msy be somc;
Chemical Femily: Mixed E'etroletim ltydrocarbon combination of 64742-38-7,
Mnnii fncLitrer: Conoc:o tnc_ 8008-20-6, 64742-81-0
Address: P.0 Box 1267, PoncA City, OK 74603 Trnnsportation FmerRency No.
(SUU) 424-930U (ChpmCrcc)
Product Information No.:
(405) 767-6000
II. OSNA HIl2ARD DETERMINIITION
~
Hezardous Ingredients•
tiydrocarbons (Aromatic: nii(l I'nrnfflnic llyclrocnrhotis)
Physicel Effect Properties:
Product/Mixturc• Cless II Combustible Liquid per NFPA Codc No. 30-1984.
111. PNYSI Cal DATA
Appearance and Odor: Cleer liquid; peraffinic odor.
~ Boiling Range (°F) 330-572 Specific Gravitq (1120=1) 0.81
1 Vapor Pressure (mmltg), 68° F 2 % Volntile (by votume) Nil
Solubility in Weter Insoluble
1V. RFACTIVITY DATA S.tabP¢= X Un4.tabLe:
Hazardous Decomposition F'roducts: Incomplpte combust.ion may producP carbon monoxide
Conditions to Avoid: Oxidizing materials, hear, flame.
Nazerdous Polymerization• Will not occtir
V. FIRE /lNt? EXPLOSIdN NAZ/lRa UATR LFL= 0.5 UFL: 6
Flash Point (Method used) 115° F min. (11ZC) Autoi.gnit9on TQmperature 475-500° F
Hendle and stored in accordance with NFPA procedurEq Cor Clnss II Combustible
Liquid.
Extinguishing Medie. Use weter spray, dry chemicsl, foam, or carbon dioxide
Special Fire Fighting Procedures Use wntcr to keep fire-exposeci contniners cool.
If leak vr spill has not ignited, usQ water spray to dJsperse the vapors and
to provide protection for personnPl attempting to stop a leok Water spray mey be
used to flush spills ewey from exposures.
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December 22, 1986/GASC0210
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V. FIRE IINt) EXPLOSION IiIIZARD DATA Ccpitc►tued) _
Unusual Fire and Explosion 11117nrds ['rod«cts of comb»stion mey contain cerbon monoxide,
carbon dioxide, er►d other toxic materials. Do not enter enclosed or
confined space without proper protective equipment includi.ng respiraLory
rrotection.
Notional Firo ['rotccLlon AAtncy (NrI'A) lIA7.AItl) RAI'!NG
iipAlth 0 Fire 2 RcActfvity 0 t,asst - 0 Slight - 1 ModerAte - 2
IIlAh - 3 fxtreme - 4
VT .TRMISPORTATION ANO STORRGF DOT HRZIIRD CLASS= CombuWble Ltqutd
Preceutions To Be Teken In Nendling And Storing• Product is Cless II Combustfble
Liquid per NFPA Code No 30-1984 Store and handle Accordingly
Shipping Paper Description I)l.esel fuel, combustible. l1qa3cl, NA 1993/ Fuel Oil,
No. 1, combustible liquid, NA 1993 (as approprlate). -
Plecgrd: Combustible* (Not reqisired on pAckAges 110 gnllons or less).
D.O.T. Lebel: None.
OSHA Lebel: CAUTION Minimize exposure. Product contains hydrocarbons which may cause
irrit8tion to eyes, lungs, or skin nfter Prolanp,ed oc repestAd exposure. The ~
product may also be toxic to the Iiver end kidnpy. Use in poorly ventilated eree
may cause dizziness, weakness, confusion, or unconsciousness Aspiration into the
lungs mey cause pneumonie.
FIRST AID: If this meterial is swallowed, do not induce vomitfng. If vomiting
begins, lower victim's head in sn eEfort Lo prevetit vomitus ftom cntaring lungs.
Seek medical ettention Never give anything by moiitli Co nn unconscious person.
Avoid ignition sources. Combustihle 1,iquLd.
* Flemmeble placerd may be substitulecl on n cnrgo tnnk, partable tnnk, or
comQartmented tenk cer.
V I T. HEALTH HaZIIRa T kFORM/17I0N PEL 500 ppm (petroleum distillates ) 7 LV Not Estebl Lshed
Ceiling Value Not Established Du E'ont AFL Not Established
Primary Route(s) of Exposure/Fntry• Inhnlat ton, skiii
Signs and Symptoms of Exposure/Medical Coriditions ARgravated by Fxposure
• Heelth effect information from animnl or humnn stuciies hns been included on
related materials, even though henltli experts mey disagree as to the significance
of this date.
~
Studies with mice or rAts heve sliown that some retroleum diqtillates hnve ceused
either demege or tumors of the kidne►ys or tumors of the liver flowever, kidney
effects were not seen in similar sL»dies involving Ruinea pigs, dogs, or monkeys
December 22, 1986/GASC0210
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VT I. HEAtTN NIIZ/lRfl INFORMATION (con.ttncced )
Mouse skin pointing gLuclirs, liave iown liint iinreCinf-c1 retcvlatim distillntes
hgving g distilletion rAnge of 120-700° F, and wliicti are similer to ingredients
in this product, ceused e low-modprate incidence of skin tumors. Tliis animal
detA should be interpreted cautiotis1y sincP thc-se. otiidic:-, involved rerented
exposure of slteved skln wliich wns riever washPd free oL test maleriitl.
The product msy couse irrltation to eyps, lungs, or %kin after prolonAed or
rorenl.ncl exrngitrn Fxl i emn expo.iii r or nnr irnl Iciti I iil ti llie 1 iiiiPS mny cnli-'e
pneumonie or central nervous system deprpssion, including weakness, dizziness,
unconsciousness, or convtilsions.
Is Product Listed es Carcinogen or Potential Carcinogen by: NTP? No IARC? No OS1IA? No
.b
VIII. EMERGENCy ItNi1 FIRST AID PROCEDURES
Eyes: Immediately flush eyes with plenLy of water tar at iPnsL 15 minutes end seek
.
medicel attention.
Skin: Remove contsminated clothing a% soon as poc-,ihte. Wnsli exposed skin thoroughly
with soep end weter. If irritation develops, r.nnSttlt e physicien.
See Section X for Precautionery Messures
Inhaletion: Remove individuel to fresh nir. If brenthing stors, administer artificial
~ resuscitation. Seek medical ettention.
Ingestion: If this materiel is swallowed, do not induce vomiting. If vomiting begins,
lower victim's head in en effort to prevent vamitits from Pntering 1»ngs Seek
medical ettention. Never give enytlii.nR by moulh to nn unconscious person.
Note to Physiciens• Gastric levege by q»nlified medicnl personnel mny be considered,
depending on quantity of materiel ingosted.
IX. SPI LL, LFJUC AND UISPOSIIL PROCEDURES
RCRA NAZARDOUS WASTE: Yes X No
In Cese of Spill or I,eek: This meterial i.s combustibte. Approprinte preceutions
should be taken. Contain spill i.mmediately in smnltest areA possible. Recover
es much of the product itselE es possible by siich methods on vacuuming, followed
by soeking up of residiiat fluids by use of nbsorhant materials Remove
contaminated items including contnminnted soil and place in proper contafners
for disposal. Avoid waShing, draining or directing mnteriat to storm or
s8nit8ry sewers.
Waste Disposel Method: Recycle es much of the recovarable product es possible.
Dispose of nonrecyclable meteriel As n RCRA haZnrdous waste by such methods
as incineretion, complying with fedecnl, stnte and local regulationS.
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X. PRECAUTIONiIRy MEASURFS oe-
RespiYetory Protection USe atr mssk or liyclrocnrbon Absorhing rPspirtttor when
cxposed to oil aprnys or ml-,ls
Ventilation: General mechanicsl ventilntion shoulci be rtdequnte
Protect ive G 1 oves : Chemice l l y rc►S is tan L R l oves suc1t rta v i ny 1, nr-oprenp or NRR to
miritmtzc skin cotitnct
Eye Prorection: Fece sltielcl rec.ommeticleci wlien exposecl tn ni 1 sprnys or mtsl,s vr if
splashing is probable.
Other Protective Equipment• Coveralls or other protective srpnrpl needed when
spl8shing is probeble.
Leunder contemineted ct4lhing bPfore reusp. Fxtromc►ly contnminated leather
shoes should bc dtccarded
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The above dete is based on tests and experience whicli Conoco be)3eves reliable end are
supplied for informntionnl piirposPS only C,ONACO TIiS(:LAiPiS ANY I.lAt3T[afY FQR [?APiAGf.
(3R INJURY W!{ICiI RESULTS FROPi TI(E USF ()F '1'llf. A13AVF. DATA AN11 NU'fl(ING CUNTAtNF,D TNEREIN
SIIALL CONSTITUTE A GUARANTf.F, WARRANTY (1NCl.UI)tNG WARRAN'I'Y OF P1ERC11ANTABILITY) OR
REPRESENTATION ( INCLUOING FRFf.1lOM FROP1 ['A'i FN't f.IAflIT,1TY) BY CUNOCO WITIi RFSPECT TO
TNE DATA, T1tE PRODUCT DESCRI BF.1), QR T1I(: T R l►SF. FOR ANY SPFC I FIC PURI'OSF., FVFN I F TIIAT 00-_
PURPOSE IS KNOWN TO CONOCO.
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Material Safety Data Sheet
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Prepared According to the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910 1200)
(Fotmerly Called MA7ERIAL INFORMATION BULLETIN)
Ci3EVR02i Pearl lCerosene , CPS 217105
• DBNGER! SARMFUL OR FATAL IF SWALLOWED
PROLONGID OR REPEATED CDNTAGT WITfl SKIH CAN BE HARMFUL
MAY CAUSE SKIN IRRITATION
COirIDUSTIBLE
KEEP OUT OF REACB OP CSILDREt+ii
TYPICAL CQMPOSZTIOH
Hydrotreated distillate (CAS 64742-47-8) 100°s ,
EXPQSVRE STANDARD
No Federal OSHA exposure standard or ACGIH TLV has been established for this
material. %
PSYSIOLOGICAL tEMALTB EFFEM EiERaNCY r. FIRST AID PROCEDURES
Eyes
Not expected to cause eye irrita,tion. Flush eves imme3:.ately with fresh water
Application into the eyes of rabbits for at least 15 minu:es while holdinq the
~ produced no siqns of inelnbrane irritation. eyelids open. If 1=::tation persists, see
a doctor. ~
• Skin
May cause skin irritation. Application Remove contamiriated clothinq. Wash ski.n
oztc the ski.n of rabbits produced moderate thoroughly with soao and wate:. See a
erythema and edena.. The acute dermal LDso doctor if ir: zta t_ca occurs. Launcer
(rabbit) Was 19.6 q/kg. contamirzate3 clot?:_,::y.
Inhalation
Prolonqed breathinq of hiqh vapor If there are signs or symctoms due to
eencentrations can cause central nervous breathing this mate=ia1 as desc::.3eci in
system effects. See 14dditional Health tlus bulleun, move the pe= 5on to fresh
Data. au. If any of t::ese ef=ects con:inue,
see a doctor.
Znqestion
Not expected to have acute systemic If saallowed, c:ve ..atzr o= m+?k to Csir.k
toxicity by inqestien. The acute oral LDso and telechone fe: ^ed=ca1 advice. DO NOT
(rat) was qreater than 10 g/kg. Note to make person vomit :::.:ess di: ected to do so
Physieian: Inqestion of this prodUct or by medical eerso.:nei. If inedical adv+ce
subsecuent vomitinq can result in cannot be obta:ne:i, then take the person
aspi:ation of liqht hydrocarbon liquid and product con:a:.^.er to the neares:
which can cause nneumonitis. See me3:ca1 emercency eatme.zt center or
Adda tional Health Data. hospital.
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See Paqe 3. Environmental Zmpact: This materaa'_ is nct
eupected to present an~• envt= ormenta1
3CIe'~L FR~T°~TIVE INFORMATION problems other than those associated wst':
oil spills.
Fye Protection: No special eye protec:ion Precautions it Materi.al is Released or
is necessary. Spilled: Elim=nate all open flame =n
Skin Protection: Avoid contact with skisi vic.inity of spill or releasr3 vapor. Stcp
or clothinq. Skin contact ca.n be the source of the leak or release. Clean
minimized by wearing imflervious protective up releases as soon as possible, observ=ng
clotlunq includ+nq gloves. - precautions in Special Protect:ve
ltespiratory Protection: This material may Information. Contain liquid to prevent
be an `inhalation hazard and, unless further contamination of soil, surface
venLilation is adewate, t3ie use ot an water or qroundwater. Clean up small
approved respisator is recommended. spills using appropriate technicues suca
Yentilatioa: Use Lus material only in as sorbent materials or pumainq. Where
well ventilated areas. f easible and app: opriate. resaove
contaminated soil. Follow presc=i5eri ,
P~2 PROTECTION procedures for reportinq and respond=nq to
larqer releases.
Li3uid evanorates and forms vapo:s (fumes) Waste Disposal Methods: Place contaatinatec
whieh can catch f ire and burn with materials in ci.LsFosable containers anc
exglosive vlolence. Invisible vapor dispose of in a manner consistent with
spreads easily and can be set on fire by applica.ble requlat.,ons. Conzact local
many sources such as pilot liqhts, weld3nq env:ronmental or health author_t:es for
equipment, and electrical motors and aperoved cisposal of this material.
swItche3. Fire hazard is qreater as liquid
temoerature rises above 850F. R.EACTZyIT:► DgTa
°I.ash Fos.nt: (TCC)60°C(1,:0°F) M3.a. ~
to:qai*_ion Tema.: 2604C (500°F) _ Stability (Ther•r..al, Lig::L, etc. 5table. -
rlaa:mability La.m3.ts: 0.9-6.0% 2ncomcata?,rility (Mater:.als to Avoi.3) : May
P.3L111qais2unq Media: C02, Dry Ghemical, react xith st:ong ox:cizir.q mater=als.
Foam, Water Foq. Sazudous Decosposition Products: Norma1
Speu.al Fire Piqht=g Procedures: For combustion forms carbon dioxide and wrter
fires involving th:s mate-r=a1, do not vaoor; inccaDlete ccr..busz_oa can p=ecsce
entet any enclosed or canfinesi fire sgace car5on monoxide.
xithout pzoper protect:ve equi:men:. This Bazar3ous Polymer-!zation: wiZl not o--:._=.
may include self -contained breat!:ing
aQaaratus Lo protect aganst the hazar-dous PE`1SICAL FROP°RTI2S
e#fects ot narmal products of combustion
ot cxyqen de€:cienrf. Read the enti= e Solubility: Misc_ble wi:5 hjd: ="r`rc.-.
M-CDS• solvents; i:solub?e :n aa:er.
Appearance (Calor, Oc.-O:, etc.): Co:z:?ass
5?E"CIi,I. ?_RrGUTIONS liqui3.
Boll=q Po1nL: 177-2960; (39-0-S' C°r)?.a^-e
See Paqe 3. Meltinq Foir.t ; n/a ~
SOeC1i1C GSavlty: 0.31 @ 15.0/15.50C
Vapor Pressure: 1 mm hS ~ 77°~ (2c3 C-)
Vapor Density (Air=1): 5.7
Percent Volatsle (Yolume : 99+
Evaooraticn: (3u ac=-') O.C3
viscosity: 1.5 cSt a 400C
Free-- a.ng Poin~ -»o: ~ 0 0-N u.,
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Material Safety Data Sheet
C'MYRON Pearl Kesosene , CPS 217105
ADDITIONAL HEALTH DATA ~
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Signs and symptoms of central nervous system effects may include one or more of the
followinq: headache, dizziness, loss of appetite, xeakness and loss cf coordination.
Affected persons usually experience complete recovery when removed from the excosure are3.
This product contsins a petroleum mid-distillate. Toxicoloqy data from studies on similar
hydrocarbon mid-distillates indicate that lif etime application to the skin of mice .
resulted in a low-3eve1 skin carcinoqeiucity response characterized by ioa tumor inci3ence
and lonq latency.
Brief or intermittent skin contact wlth this product is not exoected to produce any
serious eff ects if it is washed from the skin. While normal hancling of this product is
not likely to cause cancer Ln humans, skin contact and breattung of mists, fumes or vapors
should be reduced to a minisaum. We stronqly recommend that the precautions outlined in
tnis MSDS be folloae:i ahen handling this materiai.
r ' SPECIdL PXECaVTIQNS
r` AND OBSERVE ALL PRECAL1'TIONS ON PRODUCT LABEL
DO NOT USr- OR STOitr. near flames, sparks or hot surfaces. USE ONLY ZN WELL VENTILATr'D AREA.
Keep container closea.
DO NOT weld, heat or drill container. Reolace cap or bung. Emptie1 cantaine-r still
contaans hazardcus cr explosive vapor or liquid.
CAL'TION! Do not use oressuze to empty drum or explosion may re5ult.
WARNING! DO u0T U5r fvr heater or appliances indoors unle=s ventilat:on is provmded for
exhaust:nq fusnes to outside. To:tic fumes may accumulate and cause death. Resd and follorr
all apoliance warni.^.y .
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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SNEET
UNOCALO
Product Name UNOCAL UNAX AW 68 Pa9e 1
Product Code No 04643 Tssue Date 05/15/89
MANUFACTURER Transnortation Emergencies
CHEMTREC
UNOCAL REFINIMG & MQRKETING DIVISION (800) 424-9300 Cont U S.
UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA (202) 483-7616 (Collect)
1201 WEST 5TH STREET from Alaska & Hawaii
LOS APlGELES, CALIFORNIA 90017 Health Emer9encies:
Call I.OS QNGELES POISON
CONTACT FOR FURTNER INFORMATION INFORMATION CEN7ER (24 hrs)
MSDS COORDINATOR 213-977-7589 1-(800)-356-3129
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION
PRODUCT NAME: UNOCAL UNAX AW 68
SYNONYMS: UNION"UNAX AW 68
GENERIC NAME: INDUSTRIQL OILS
CHEMICAL FAMILY: PETROLEUM HYDROCARBON
DOT PROPER
SHIPPING NAME: NOT APPLICABLE
ID NUMBER: NONE
DOT HAZARD
CLASSIFICATION: NOT REGULATED
SECTZON i- CUMPONENTS PERCENT EXPOSURE LiMiT uNiTS aGENCY TYPE
HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS
SOLVENT DEWAXED DISTILLATE, HEAVY PARAFFIN
CAS 64742-65-0 99 5 000 MG/M3 OSHA T4JA
5 000 MG/M3 ACGIN TLJA
10 000 MG/M3 ACGIH STEL
OTHER COMPONENTS
TRADE SECRET NOT ESTABLISHED
CAS PROPRIETARY 1
THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS THE FOLLOtiIING CHEMICALS SUBJECT TO THE REPORTING
REQUIREMENTS OF SARA 313 AND 40 CFR 372: CAS NUMBER WEIGHT %
--NONE--
NOTE: THE IDENTITIES OF INGREDIENTS THAT ARE TRADE SECRETS ARE EXCIUDED FROM THIS LZST.
~ 63795 D02658
uNioN oxL co Product Name UNOCAL UNAX AW 68 Page 2
Product Code No 04643 Issue Date= 05/15/89
SECTION II - EMERGENCY AlJD FIRST AID PROCEDURES XX*EMERGENCY*xX
Have physician call l.OS ANGELES POISON
INFORMATION CENTER (24 hrs) (800) 356-3129
EYE CONTACT:
IF IRRITATION OR REDNESS DEVELOPS, MOVE VYCTIM AWAY FROM EXPOSURE AND INTO FRESH AIR
FLUSH EYES WITH CLEAN WATER IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST, SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION
SKIN CONTACT:
WIPE MATERIAL FROM SKIN AND REMOVE CONTAMINATED SHOES AND CIOTHING CLEANSE AFFECTED
AREA(S) THOROUGNLY BY WASNING WITH MILD SOAP AND WATER AND, IF NECESSARY, A WATERLESS
SKIN CLEANSER. IF IRRITATION OR REllNESS DEVELOPS AND PERSISTS, SEEK MEDICAL
ATTENTION
INHALATION (BREATHING):
IF RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS DEVELOP, MOVE VICTIM AWAY FROM SOURCE OF EXPOSURE AND INTO
FRESN AIR. IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST, SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. IF VICTIt1 IS NOT BREATHING,
IMMEDIATELY BEGIN ARTIFICIAI RESPIRATION IF BREATHING DIFFICULTIES DEVEIOP, OXYGEN
SHOULD BE ADMINISTERED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL. SEEK IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION
INGESTION ( SWALLOWING ) : '
NO FTRST AID IS NORMALLY REQUIRED; NOWEVER, IF SWALLOWED, AND SYMPTOMS DEVELOP, SEEK
MEDICAL ATTENTION
COMMENTS:
NOTE TO PHYSICIANS ACUTE ASPIRATION OF LARGE AMOUNTS OF OIL LADEN MATERIAI MAY
PRODUCE A SERIOUS ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA PATIENTS 14H0 ASPIRATE THESE OILS SHOULD BE
FOLLOWED FOR THE DEVELOPMEN7 OF LONG-TERM SEQUELAE REPEATED ASPIRATION OF SMALL
QUANTITIES OF MINERAL OIL CAN PRODUCE CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS (I E, LIPOID
PNEUMONIA) THAT MAY PROGRESS TO PULMONARY FIBROSIS. SYMPTOMS OFTEN ARE SUBTLE AND
RADIOLOGICAL CHANGES APPEAR WORSE THAN CLINICAL ABNORMALITIES OCCASIONAIIY,
PERSYSTENT COUGH, iRRiTATiON OF THE UPPER RESPiRATORY TRACT, SHORTNESS OF BREATH WITH
EXERTION. FEVER AND BLOODY SPUTUM OCCUR. INHALATION EXPOSURE TO OIl MISTS HELOW
CURRENT WORKPLACE EXPOSURE LIMITS IS UNLIKELY TO CAUSE PULMONARY aBNORMALITIES
SECTIOhI III - HEALTH HAZARDS/ROUTES OF ENTRY
EYE CONTACT:
THIS MATERIAL MAY CAUSE MILD EYE IRRITQTION DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE LIQUIO OR
EXPOSURE TO VAPORS OR MISTS MAY CAUSE STINGING, TEARING AND REDNESS
SKIN CONTACT:
TNIS MATERIAL MAY CAUSE SKIN IRRITATION. PROLONGED OR REPEATED COPITACT MAY CAUSE
REONESS, BURNING, AND DRYING AND CRACKING OF THE SKIN NO HARMFUL EFFECTS ARE EXPECTED
FROM SKIN ABSORPTION OF THIS MATERIAI. PERSONS WITN PRE-EXISTING SKIN DISORDERS MAY BE
MORE SUSCEPTIBLE TO THE EFFECTS OF THIS MATERIAL
INHALATZON (BREATHING):
WMILE THYS MATERIAL NAS A LOW DEGREE OF TOXICITY, BREATHING HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF
VAPORS OR MISTS MAY CAUSE IRRITATION OF THE NOSE AND THROAT.
INGESTION (SWALL0WING ) :
WHILE TNIS MATERIAL HAS A LOW DEGREE OF TOXICITY, INGESTION OF EXCESSTVE QUANTI7IES
MAY CAUSE IRRITQTION OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT.
COMMENTS:
THIS MATERIAL HAS NOT BEEN IDENTIFIED AS A CARCINOGEN BY NTP, IARC OR OSHA
# ~3796 D02658 UNTON OIL CO .
Product Name UNOCAL UNAX AW 68 Pa9e 3
Product Code No 04643 Issue Date. 05/15/89'
SECTION IV - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION
VENTILATION:
IF CURRENT VENTILATION PRACTICES ARE NOT ADEQUATE TO MAINTAIN AIRBORNE CONCENTRATIONS
BELOW THE ESTABLISHED EXPOSURE LIMITS (SEE SECTION I), ADDITIONAL VENTILATION OR
EXHAUST SYSTEMS MAY BE REpUIRED WHERE EXPLOSIVE MIXTURES MAY BE PRESENT, ELECTRICAL
SYSTEMS SAFE FOR SUCH LOCATIONS MUST BE USED.
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION:
THE USE OF RESPIRATORY PROTECTION IS ADVISED WMEN CONCENTRATIONS EXCEED THE
ESTABLISHED EXPOSURE LIMITS (SEE SEC7IUN I) DEPENDING ON THE AIRBORNE CONCEPJTRATION,
USE A RESPIRATOR OR GAS MASK WITH APPROPRIATE CARTRIDGES AND CANNISTERS (NIOSH
APPROVEU, IF AVAILABLE) OR SUPPLIED AIR EQUIPMENT.
PROTECTIVE GLOVES:
THE USE OF GLOVES IMPERMEABLE TO THE SPECIFIC MATERIAL HANDLED IS ADVISED TO PREVENT
SKIN CONTACT AND POSSIBLE IRRITATION
EYE PROTECTION:
APPROVED EYE PROTEC7IOti TO SAFEGUARD AGAINST POTENTIAL EYE CONTACT, IRRITATION OR
INJURY IS RECOMMENDED.
OTMER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:
IT IS SUGGESTED THAT A SOURCE OF CLEAN WATER BE AVAILABLE IN THE WORK AREA FOR
FLUSHING EYES AND SKIN IMPERVIOUS CLOTHING SHOULD BE WORN AS NEEDED
SECTION V - REACTIVITY DATA
STABILITY:
STABLE UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS OF STORAGE AND HANDLING
CONDITIONS TO AVOID tSTABILITYI:
EXTEIJDED EXPOSURE TO HIGH TEMPERATURES MAY CAUSE DECOMPOSITION
INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERZALS TO AVOID):
AVOID CONTACT WITH S7RONG OXIDIZING AGENTS.
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS:
COM9USTION MAY YIELD MAJOR AMOUNTS OF OXIDES OF CARBON AND MINOR AMOUNTS OF OXIDES OF
SULFUR AND NYTROGEN.
HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION:
WILL NOT OCCUR
POLYMERIZATION CONDITIONS TO AVOID:
NONE ANTICIPATED
.
63797 li02658
UNION OIL CO
Product Name UNOCAL UWAX AW 68 Pa9e 4
Product Code Nos 04643 Issue Date 05/15/89
SECTION VI - SPILL AND IEAK PROCEDURES ***HIGH4lAY OR RAILWAY SPIILS***
Call CHEPITREC (800) 424-9300 Cont. U.S
(Collect) (202) 483-7616 from Alaska & Hawaii
PRECAUTIONS IN CASE OF RELEASE OR SPILL:
STAY UPWIND AND AWAY FROM SPIII WEAR APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT INCLUDING
RESPTRATORY PROTECTION AS CONDYTIONS WARRANT (SEE SECTION IV) DO NOT ENTER OR STAY IN
AREA UNLESS MONITORING INDICATES THAT IT IS SQFE TO DO S0. MATERIAL WILL BURN, KEEP
ALL SOURCES OF IGNITION AWAY FROM SPIII. ISOLATE HAZARD AREA AND RESTRICT ENTRY TO
EMERGEAICY CREW STOP LEAK IF IT CAN BE DONE WITNOUT RISK. TAKE UP SPILLED MATERIAL
tJITH SAND OR OTNER INERT NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL, THEN FLUSH AREA WITH {►JATER. CONTACT
FIRE AUTHORITIES AND APPROPRIATE FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL AGENCIES. PREVENT SPILLED
IYQUID FROM ENTERINO SEWERS, STORM DRAINS, OTHER UNAUTHORIZED TREATMENT/DRAINAGE
SYSTEMS AND NATURAL WATER4IAYS IF SPILL OF ANY AMOUNT IS MADE INTO OR UPON U S.
NAVIGABLE WATERS, THE CONTIGUOUS ZONE, OR ADJOINING SHORELINES, NOTIFY TNE NATIONAL
RESPONSE CENTER (PHONE NUMBER 800-424-8802)
REPORTABLE QUANTITY:
NONE
IdASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: •
DISPOSE OF PRODUCT IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL, COUNTY, STATE, ANO FEDERAL REGULATIONS
SECTION VII - STORAGE AND SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
HANDLING AND STORAGE PRECAUTIONS:
KEEP CONTAINERS TIGHTLY CLOSED KEEP AWAY FROM INCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS (SEE SECTION V)
USE AtJD STORE THIS PRODUCT WITH ADEQUATE VENTILATION KEEP WORK QREA FREE OF HOT METAL
SURFACES AND OTHER SOURCES OF IGNITION AVOID YNHALATYON OF VAPORS AND PERSONAL
CONTACT WITH THE PRODUCT WASN THOROUGHLY AFTER HANDLING DO NOT WEAR OIL-SOAKED
CLOTHING OR SHOES
SECTION VIII - FIRE AND EXPlOSION HAZARD DATA
HAZARD RANKING
NFPA HEALTH HAZARD 0 0= LEAST FLASH POINT
HAZARD FLAMMABILITY 1 1= SLIGHT
CLASS REACTIVITY 0 2= MODERATE (COC) 410 F
OTHER 3= HIGH 210 C
4 = EXTREME
EXTINGUISHING MEDIA:
EXTINGUISH WITH DRY CHEMICAL, C02, WATER SPRAY, FOAM, SAND OR EARTH WATER AND FOAM
MAY CAUSE FROTMING
FIRE & EXPLOSION HAZARDS:
TNIS MATERIAL WILL BURN, BUT WILL NOT IGNITE READIIY. IF CONTAINER IS NOT pROPERLY
COOLED, IT MAY EXPLODE IN HEAT OF A FIRE.
FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES:
WATER SPRAY MAY BE USEFUL IN MINIMIZING VAPORS AND COOLING CONTAINERS EXPOSED TO HEAT
AND FLAME AVOID SPREADING BURNING LTQUID WITH WATER USED FOR COOLING PURPOSES.
& 03798 D02658 UNION OIL C0. ,
Product Name UNOCAL UNAX AW 68 Page 5
Product Code No 04643 Issue Date- 05/15/89
SECTION IX - PHYSICAI DATA
(AIR = 1) (N-BUTYL ACETATE = 1)
APPROX BOILING POINT VAPOR DENSITY EVAPORATION RATE Z VOLATILE
>600 F / 316 C >1 <1 NEGLIGIBLE
y SoLUBILiTY IN t-JATER VAPOR PRESSURE PH
NEGLIGIBLE NOT NOTED NOT NOTED
SPECIFIC GRAVITY APPROX. BULK DENSITY (LB/GAL)
0.88-0.89 NOT NOTED
APPEARANCE
CLEAR, YELLOW LIQUID
ODOR
CHARACTERISTIC
.
SECTION X - PRECAUTIOtIARY LABEL/WARNING
DO NOT PRESSURI2E, CUT, WELD, BRAZE. SOLDER, GRIND OR DRILL ON OR NEAR THIS CONTAINER
OR EXPOSE TO ANY SOURCE OF IGNITION "EMPTY" CONTAINER RETAINS RESIDUE (IIQUID ANDiOR
VAPOR) AND hfAY EXPLODE IN HEAT OF A FIRE. FIRST AIDa IN CASE OF CONTACT, FLUSH EYES
OR SKIN WITH PLENTY OF WATER. IF SWALLOWED, FIRST AID IS NOT NORMALLY REQUIRED
SECTION XI - DOCUMENTARY INFORMATION
ISSUE DATE• 05/15/89 PRODUCT CODE NO 04643
PREV DATE 01/05/89 PREV PROD CODE NO N/A
MSDS NO= N/A PREV MSDS NO N/A
DISCLAIMER OF EXPRESSED AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES
The znformation in thas document is believed to be correct as of the date issued
HOWEVER, NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTAHILITY, FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR ANY
OTHER WARRANTY IS EXPRESSED OR IS TO BE IMPLIED REGARDING THE ACCURACY OR COMPIETENESS
OF THIS INFORMATION, THE RESULTS TO BE OBTAINED FROM THE USE OF THIS INFORMATION OR
THE PRODUCT, THE SAFETY OF THIS PRODUCT, OR THE HAZQRDS RELATED TO ITS USE.
This information and product are turnished on the condition that the person rece2v2n9
them shall make h1s own determination as to the sui.tability ofi the product for his
particular purpose and on the condition that he assume the risk of his use thereof.
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SNCLL CAtiADA CHCMIC kL COMPAnI
MaTER1AL SAt'CT1 UaTA SHEET
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ADDRESS 75 wvnford Orive
Oon Mi11s Untarto
CeneCa
M3C 224 PHONE 416-A43-7270
POISON CONTROL C£NTRE
TDROnrTO 416-598-5900
OUESEC CITY 418-656-8090
CaNUTEC
24 H0.lR EMERGENG f TEIEpHONE
(613) 996-6666
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER
SHEII 403-232-2220 fEUS HRS ?
AT ALL OTHEa T1ME5 403-228-1334
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SECTION 1 PRODUC7' (DE\'T[FICATI0N
TRADE NAME• SHELL SOL lb - 390 Solvent - Mineral Snirits
CHEMICAL SYNONYM$ PEtrO1BVm SO1vAn;
FORMULA
Katvta
PROt3UCT USE ~~fkvw ~
Organic Solvent.0iluent $AM
WHMIS CLASS AND OESCRIPTION
4 • ~a
Class 63 Comc-isttole Liauid
TRANSPORTATION f TOG 1
SHIPPING NAME PEzROLEUN NAPHTHA
Uh NuMBER 1255
CL4SS OESCRipT]pn
huTE for specif+c lebel text see ScCTION XII1
•to n4iiF11.
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SCCTIOh I 1 1 hCRED! C\7'S
~N0 COMP051ZlON (C45 NUMBER ~ PERCENTAGE I
I CONTROILEG 1NGREOIEtdTS I I ~
! P SMELI 50L 16 ~ 6052-4t-3 ~ 100 7. VOLuME ~
j~ 8EN2ENE ~'1-43-2 10 ppm ~
~NON CON7ROlLEU INGRfOIENTs I I (
jL:GEND P=PRQOUCT NrJ '=INGRE0IE(,.' CB1a.JN:IOENTIAL 6USINESS INFORMA7JON (
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SECT10N I11 TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTIES `
ACUTE TOXICITY OATA
( NO SPCS i OR4L LO S-, ~ OERMAL LD 5: ` 1NHALATION LC 50 ' HRS ~
~ P Rat 8 0 mt/kg 4 Q m KO ( > 1400 O pDm ( a ~
(1 Rec 5600 0 mg/kg > 51000 0 mg1m3 ~ a ~
~ I I ~ • ~ (
~ ~Ju~..ts I I I I
1 LEGENO"%p,~~QQ~~,~~Nq~,itiGRE01ENt SATUR-'EO aIR ~
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SECTION ul C.V1PL01'FE PROTECT]ON
EYES AND FACE
Chemlcal safecv goggles ano/or futt IACE shiel0 to protect eyes end fece tf product Is
nandled suCn that +t coulo de splashed +nto eyes
SKIN (HANDS ARMS AND BOOYI
lmoervious gtioves lvitcn nicriie Pv.1 snould oe worn at all times wnen nandling tnis
m8 t@r iA l 1 r COnf tneC1 So8CB5 Or wh@rF tr►e r1 Sk Of Sk ir1 exposure t5 muCn h 19ner imperv 1 OvS
G1othing SnGv►C oe wOrn
RESPIRATORY
tt exposur-e exceeds oceuaationE1 exposu-e 11mitS wear a NIOSH- aporoveo reSptr8i0r
Proper eovipment incluaes an approved comDination organic vapour/ Darciculate filcer
cnemicat carcriage resc+rator for tvv concentrations or en atmospnere-suppliecf,pos+tive
OrESSUre OeRAnO S@1t-Containp0 Or air o'@ Or'6Rth+ng eppardtUS fOr h+Qi1 COnCEnirBttOnS
EXPOSURE INFORMATION
Scaadarct Soivent tOG poR tP:5 mg/m3 17.v/lwal t+GGlh 88/89
200 opm 1050 mg/m3 ISTEI)
SECT10N 1'II ENGINCER1vG C01'TROI.S
,
GENERAL }
Hignly recoenmgndecJ for a11 indoor sitvations to cCntrot fugit9ve emissions EtectriCe1 end
mechanicae eci+oment shoulo be exptosion-proof Concentrations fn air sr+ould be meintatned
oe1ow tme re:o-nmended tnresnoie t+mit value If unprotected personnel are involved
LOCAI
For personne~ entry ineo can•ineo saaces (i e ovlk storage tenksl e prOoer canfined space
entry oroceow-e must ne folloMev including ventila•ion end testtng oi tank atmospnere
Also recomRenoe0 wnere mecnamical vep:•tetion Is +neffeetive In concrolling airporne
concentra:ions eelow tne recommenoeo o=cupational exoosvre limit
MAKE-UP AIR
Should a1..Pmvs oe supplteo co oalance A1r exhausted (either generally or loCal'y)
SECTION N I[ 1 PREVENTATIVE M EASURES
STORAGE AW) is1NOLING
COmbuSttble ~tOre in e Coo1 dry wEl1 ventilateo erea awav from neat end ignition
sovrCes Avo a urolonge0 0r reoeatel :.ontect with skin Avoid breasninQ vapours and
orolongea o► -eoeated contact wicn stoon ~aunaer contaminated clothing o, ior •o revse Use
good pert.o hygiene
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642•100 SHELI SOL 16
SECTION 111 TC1aICOLOGICAL PROPCItT1ES - Corttinucd
,
OTMER TOXICITY OATA
ExROSUre m8y OCGur vte tnnaletiOn inqe5ti0n or thrOUgh Sk1n COnteCt
1nt5 prOGuCI iS nOt b primdry SKfr irr+tArlt eFter @xDOSUre O/ ShOrt OUrBtiOr1. iS nOt a
5-ein S@nS it 12er ano t5 nOl irricat inr LO th@ CyC
TaKicity tests Carried ovc tor carcinogenicity ceratogenicity ano mvtagenicity have oeen
negettive
OZLe ts trtsuFfiCi@nt to fvriner C1a55ify aCCOrding to WHMIS Crlterta
SECT10N tN' SV1'PLElNE\TAL HLALTM InFOKViATlON
SUPPLEMENTAL HEALTH INFORMATION
Prolonged and reoeated contact witn skin can cause defettin8 nnd drying of the sk,n
resulting in skin irritation and dErmBtitiS vacours are moderately irrttaTing to the eyes
ano resDiratory oassages Prolongea exposvre co n+gh vapour concentraticn can ceuse
heropcne dizziness neusea ano centeal nervous system depression In rarE cases may
ser151t12e heart mvscle Causing he8rt arrytnmta
I
SECTIOn V CMERGCtiCY AND f IRST A1D PROCEDURr,-S
EYES
Flush eyas w►1th water fpr at least 15 mlnuces
INHALATION
Remove vlctim from furtner expesvre ano restore oreathing. tf reqvirea
INGESTION
Oo noc induce voRiting Oo:asn medical actention tmmedietely
SKIN
wash contaminatee skin witn mila soan end water
NOTES TO PHYSICIAN
Tne main ha28rC1 solloaino accioental +ngestion is asoiration ot tne 1iquiC lnto the lunas
p-octucing Ch@miCE1 pneumonatis Cardiac arrycnmias have been reported with solvent
.
e4oosure
.0 casnr.%n
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SECTIOiN N 1] 1 PRCVE\TATI N'E ViEASURES - Continued
coiLL ANO LEAK PROCEOURES
Isst+e warn ^q ComGUStlo1e E1lmon? e ali ign+tion sovrCes Isolete nazard aree and
restr+ci 6c=es5 Try tG wc- up win0 Of gpi11 Avoiv direct Contact with material Wear
aporopriate oreathing avpa-atus (it apGiicable) and proteCtive Clothing Stop teak Only tf
safe co cJC sG Dike and co^iAin tano sovl1s concain weter sp/lls by oooming for large
Sp 115 PemO~E ov meCnBniCa means anC t>>dCe 1n GOntatn@r5 ADSOrD resioue Or Sm81) Spills
with aa5oroent matertal anc remove t6 non-leaking Containers for dispasai Flush area with
water te Penove irace resicue DisposF ot recevered material as notesi betow Nosifv
F10orOOr,atC Envo-onmencol AQenzyltee 1
wASTE OISpOSaL METHODS
Recieim or =9spose af at e°icenceo -.asce oisposal campeny Incinerate w5th apDroval of
environmQn•2) suthority
SECT'101 ih PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
60ILJNG POINT (oeg C) 150 - 205
FREE2ING PO:N? (ceg C) Not Avallable
1
DEN51TY (kgem3 6 ae9 C) 790 00 a ti5
VAPOUR OENS'TY (aIQ•i) (mg/n3) - 8
VAPOUR PREISSURE immHg d aeg C 1 > 7 0 6 38
SpEClFIC GR4V1TY (H20-1 1 NOt Qv8118d1@
PH LEvfl Not Availabte
MOLECULAR W=.GHi (g) NOL AVAilable
VISCOSITY (cSt p deQ C) Not Avatlaole
EVAPORATION RATE (nBuAC91) Not Ava•lable
PaRTITipti CO:FFICIENT IKOw Not Availaole
wATER sotve,LITv 1nsc.udle
OTHER SOLVEN' HydroCarbon SOlvents
"o+ R070640
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SECT10N IX PHYSiCAL AND CHCM 1CAL PROPERTIES - Continued
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PNYSICAI ST ATE
L•OuI d
OOOUR AND APPEARANCE
CC Ovrless Hvdrocarbon Ooour
AV:RaG_ ODOUR THRESHpLO Not avalleble
SECTIUN X ItLAC'Tl VITl' DATA
S"-3lE YES ~ HA2AROOUS POLYMERI2ATION NO
IN-OMPATIBILITY
ovcid COnLBC: ti+ith SirOnQ Ovid12inp AQpntS Ler+iS Or m,nerat acids
HAZAROOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS
Ce-oon monoxide and Caroon oloxsoe are orOduceo on Combustion
CON0I7ION5 OF REACTIVITY/INSTABIIITY
Av=ja excessive neat open ttames and a11 ignition sources
r
SECT10N a 1 FIR.E A\D EXPLOS[N'E HAZAR.D DATA
FL4SH POTNT (Oeg C) AND METMOD
-2 Teg Closed Cup
FLaMMABLE LJMITS / X YOIUME iN AIR
i.:_ O 8 UEL 50
AUTOIGNIYION TEMP (deg C)
Nc- availaDle
EXTtNGUISHING MEDIA
Or ChemfC81
C@'OOn D iOX ioE
;08n
wa•er Fog
HAZARDOUS COMBUSTION PROOUCTS
vazaur forms an explosive mirture witn air between uAOer and lower flammeOle limits
SPfC1Al FIRE-FIGHTING PROCEDURES
Caqtion - Comoustible Oo not enter confined fire spoce wtthout acfequate protective
clothing ano an approved positive oressure self-containeC breathiny apparatus fxcluae
a+r Do not use .+ater exceot as a Foy use water to coel ftire exaosed contatiners
SHELL CANAUA LOGE P1iGE 7
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SEC1 On' XI! En' V I Ft0^ M CiSTA L F'ROTECTI O^
ENVIRONMENTAL STANDAROS
\z Canadiar+ feQeral 5tendaros ~
ENVIRONMEN?4L EfFECTS AND HA2ARDS
not a1lo-, producc or runoff frOm isPe contral co encer storrn or san+cary sewers lakes
-ivers screams or pur>>c waterway: 61ock oft arains end ditcnes vrovtncial regulations
-zquire ano feoer81 regvla•lons may reou+re that envieOnmental and/flr other agencies De
rat if led of b spi11 incioent Spi1 i area must be cleanecf and restorecl to or+Qina1
:ardltion or to th& sat isfact ion of autnOr ities
BIOOEGRAOABILITY
`ot Aveilable
SECT10N Xl I] LABEL tNFORvl A'T'I ON
TRAOE NAME SHELL SOL 16
WNMIS OESCRIPTION
C1ass 63 Combustible liqutd ~
NaZARD STATEMENTS
=omoustible LiquId
SAFE HANOLING
:`im+nate at, igntitton sou~ces avolo or-olonged exposure to vapours Weer suitable gloves
and eye protection Empty containers are ha2ardou5 may Contain flammable/explosive liquid
restaue or vapours Keep away from sparks end open flames
F I RST AI D
PeaSn Conremin8ted Sktn wtth soap and water Flusr, eyes with water ]f overCOme by vapOUrs
rQmOv@ t0 f re5f1 S l r
SEC710N'X1A' PRLPARt1Tl01 INFORMAT10N
TOXICOIOGY AND MATERIAL SAFETY/MEALTH SAFETY ANO ENVIRONMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE 1988/12/12
SHELL CANAOA CHEMICAI COMPANY
75 Nynford Orive
Oon Mills. Ontsrlo
M3C 2Za
416-443-7270
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Product Code: COS 4117
CAS NO:64741-44-2
HAZARD RATING Fire
N 4 - Extreme 1
F 3 - High
P 2- Moderate Toxicity 1 0 Reactivity
A 1- S1 ight 0
0 - Insignificant
Special
- - -
DIVISION AND IACATION---SECTION I
- ~ ~
Division: KENDALL/AMAL I E -
Location: BRADFORD, PENNSYLVANIA
77 N. KENDALL AVE.,6RAOFORD,PA,16701
Emeraencv Telephone Number: (814) 368-6111
Transportation Emerctencv: CHEM TREC 1- (800) 424-9300 (U. S. and Canada)
CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES---SECTION II
Chemical Name:
petroleum hydrocarbon
Formula: not appl icabl e
Hazardous Decomoosition Products:
carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide from burning.
IncomDatibilitv (Keen awav from):
strong oxidizers such as hydrogen peroxide, bromine, and chromic acid.
Toxic and Hazardous Inaredients:
none
Form: 1 i qui d odor: bl and
Appearance: thin 1 i quid Color: white to off whi te
Snecific Gravitv (water=l): .82
Boilina Point: greater than 271'C (520°F)
Meltina Point: -12°C (100F)
Solubilitv in Water lby weiaht 0 at 20°C
Volatile (b)r weicrht 0
Evanoration Rate: 0
VaDor Pressure (mzn Ha at 20'C): 0
va,Dor Density ( air=11 : not appl i cabl e
pH (as isl: not applicable
stability: Product is stabl e under normal condi ti ons
viscosity SUS at 100 ° F: Less than 100
FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA---SECTION III
Special Fire Fiqhtinq Procedures:
Do not use water except as fog
Unusual Fire and Exnlosion Hazards:
none
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Product Code: COS 4117
(Section III continued)
Flashpoint: (Method Used) Cleveland open cup 143°C (290°F)
Flanunable 1 imits not appl i cabl e
Extincruishinq aaents :
Drychemical or Waterfog or C02 or Foam
HEALTH HAZARD DATA---SECTION IV
Permiss ible concentrations (air):
If used in applications where a mist may be generated, observe a TWA/PEL of 5
mg/m3 for mineral oil mist (OSHA and ACGIH).
Chronic effects of overexposure:
Prolonged or repeated skin contact may cause dermatitis (skin irritation)
see Section IX comments
Acute toxicoloqical protierties:
acute oral LDSp greater than 5g/kg; dermal LD50 greater than 2g/kg
Emeraencv First Aid Procedures:
gyes: Immediately flush with large quantities of water for at least 15
minutes and call a physician.
Skin Contact; Remove excess wi th cl oth or paper. Wash thoroughly wi th soap and
water.
Inhalatfon: Remove victim to fresh air. Call a physician.
If Swallowed: Cal1 a physician immediately. DO NOT induce vomiting. (Vomiting
may cause aspiration into lungs resulting in chemical
pneumonia.)
SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION---SECTION V
Ventilation Tyve Recruired (Localfinechanical*special):
Local if necessary to maintain allowable PEL(permissible exposure limit) or
TLV(threshhold limit value)
RestiiratoMr Protection (Specify typeL:
Use NIOSH/OSHA approved respirator with organic vapor cartridge if vapor
concentration exceeds permissible exposure limit
Protective Gloves:
neoprene type
Eve Protection:
chemical safety goggles
Other Protective Ecruipment:
none
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HANDLING OF SPILLS OR LEAIGS---SECTION VI
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Procedures for Clean-Un:
Transfer bulk of mixture into another container. Absorb residue with an inert
material such as earth, sand, or vermiculite. Sweep up and dlspose as solid waste
in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations.
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Fraduct code : C05 4117
(Section VI cantinued)
Waste DisiDasal:
Dispose of in accordance with all applicable federal, state and lacal
regul at i ons .
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SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS----SECTI8N VII
Precautions ta be taken in handlina and storaae:
Do nat handle or store at temperatures over
Maximum storaQe Temperature: 38`C (100'F) -
TRANSPORTATION DATA---SECTION VIII
D. o. T. : Not Regu1 ated
Renortable Quantity: not applicable
Freight Classification: PetroleUm Maphtha
SDecial Transportation Natess
none
' 0MMEN'TS---SECTIQN IX
The Kensol dist i11 ates have been found to be non-mutagen i c i n mad i f i ed Ames
Testing,
Studies conducted by tFre Ameriran Retraleum Institute have shown that certain
representative middle distillate products have been found ta be weakly to
moderately tumorlgenie or carcanagenic in laboratary animals when applied to the
skin repeatedly withnut washing between applications in long term bioassays. 7he
Kensal disti11 ates, which are Fennsyl van i a grade mf ddle di sti l1 ate praducts, were
not included in the American Petroleum Institute studies,
The Kensol distillates are not listed as carcinogens by the YARC and NTP, nor are
they included in the aSHA list of carcinogens. In accordance with OSHA
Instructions CPL2-2.38A dated May 15, 1986, this praduct does nat require a
cancer haYard warnir,g label.
In any case, abserve good personal hygiene including washing after handling.
sicmature; Robert Kel lam 4eA"~_ Title; Group Supervisar, tubricants Testirtg, Maintenance, and 5afety
Driginal Date; 11/05/82 Sent to:
Revision Date: 02f 09 j88
Sutaersedes : 09/14/87
Date Sent :
We believe the stat+ements, technzcal information and recommendatiaRS contained herein
ire re1 i abl e, but they are given wi thaut warranty ar gUarantee of any kind, express
ir implied, and we assume no respansibi7ity for any loss, damage, or expense, dlrect
or cansequential, arising aut vf theiri use.
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CrN T Pr3 ~ ` ~ NMI TYPE OF CONFERENCE
Pre-Application Pre-Construction Other: DATE:
TIME
DOCUMENTS CIRCULATED
DATED REVISED
APPLICATION ~
SITE PLAN
DRAINAGE PLAN
_ LA DSCAPE PLAN ✓
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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SCAPCA-M Ceine Utilities ~
Engmeenng Fire District #I
Heatth District Liberty Lake Sewer Questions? Contact Jeff orry or:
Planning Other• • LL~
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S~~~kane County
OIVISION OF 6UILOINGS
West 1303 8roadway Spokane, WA 99260
(509) 456-3675 (office) or (509) 456-4703 (fax)
Spokane County
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' Department of Buiiding & Safety
- •'""r JAMES L. MANSON. rTRECTOR
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TO : Bob McCann, Engineer's Department
John Pederson, Planning Degartment
Tom Postlewait, 8uilding and Safety
Daryl Way, Health Department
FRO!YDepartment Thomas L. Davis, Code Compliance Coordinator
of Building and Safety
DATE: March 13, 1989
i RE : March 13, 1989 - Pre-Construction Conference
East 15000 Euclid - Above Ground Storage Tanks
~ Enclosed is your capy of the minutes to the referenced
meeting.
Should you have any questions or need addition information,
please feel free to contact me.
TLD:rmd
cc: Mr. Partick J. Blau, Kaiser Aluminum
Mr. Dean Fowler, Utilities Department
Mr. Dennis Scott, Public Works Director
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WEST 1303 BBOADWAY • SPOKANE. WASHINGTON 99260 • 0050 • TQ.EPHONE (509) 456•3475
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PRS-CONSTRUCl'ION cONFSRSNCB
EAST 15000 EiTCLID - ABOVS GROUND STORAGE TANRS
MARCB 13, 1989
CAI.L TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at
approximately 10:00 a.m. by Building and Safety's Code
Compliance Coordinator Tom Davis, with the following in
attendance.
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PERMIT RSYIBW PARTICIPAH'rS :
Robin Dotaitrovich, Buildinq and Safety
Sob McCann, Engineers Department
John Pederson, Planning Department
Tom Postlewait, Building and Safety
Daryl Way, Health Department
APPLICANTS:
~ Patrick J. Blau, Kaiser Aluminum
Post Office Box 15108 Spokane, Wa 99215
(509) 927-6350
SCOPE/PROJSCT DESCRIPTION:
I. General Overview - Proposed is the placement of two
200,000 gallon above ground storaqe tanks. The
proposed tanks will replace existing underground
storage tanks that hold approximately one million
gallons of e,~' The applicant would like to begin
construction in August 1989.
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Tom Davis stated that a SEPA checklist was submitted
for the proposed project and will be circulated within
a few days.
SDMIlHARY OF D8P RBQ S:
I. Planning Department (456-2205)
A. Discussion/Recrturements
1. The site of the proposed project is zoned
Manufacturing and the proposed use is
permitted.
2. The storage of critical material shall be in
accordance with the standards prescribed in
the ASA Overlay Zone.
3. The maximum tank height shall be 15 feet
above grade. The applicant stated that they
would like to exceed the 15 foot li.mitation
and that a variance application will probably
be filed with the Planning Department soon.
4. John Pederson told the applicant that should
j he apply for a variance, I would take at ~
least 45 days to process aucl that a public ~
hearing would be held by the zoning
adjustor.
5. The exposed tanks shall maintain primary use
setbacks and shall be completely sight
screened year-round by a fence, hedge, shrubs
or maintained landscaped berm.
B. Permit Release Requirements
1. The perniit release is pending the outcome of
• the variance and the SEPA checklist.
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II. Engineering Department (456-3604)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. A draiaage plan illustrating how the storm
water is being retained will need to be
submitted.
2. The applicant stated that the storm water
will be processed through treatment. ~
B. Permit Release Requirements ~
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1. A letter needs to be submitted to the
Engineers Department describing the treatment
of the storm water. That further comments
may be submitted as part of the SEPA review.
III. Health District (456-6040)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. Daxyl Way stated that the Department of
Ecology regulates requirements for above
ground storage tanks.
B. Permit Release Requirements
1. The Health District is ready to release their
portion of the building permit pending the
out come of the variance and the SEPA
checklist.
IV. Utilities Department (456-3604)
A. DiscussionlRequirements
1. The Ut-iliti2s Departsnznt was not present and
had no comments for the proposed project.
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~ V. Building and Safety (456-3675)
A. Discussion/Requirements
1. Plan review for the proposed project has been
completed and a letter has been sent to the
applicant.
2. The applicant needs to verify tbat HDPE liner
is resistive to the type of liquids being
stored.
, 3. The applicant needs to verify that the fuel
, lines are double contained as required by the
regulations of the ASA Overlay Zone.
4. The applicant stated that the tanks will
contain class III-B liquid.
5. Location of the shut off valve for stormwater
needs to be verified with the Enqineers
Department and Fire District #1.
B. Permit Release Requirements
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1. Conditions of the plan review letter need to
. be met before release of the building permit.
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2. Tao complete sets of drawings need to be
submitted for review and approval.
APPLICANT' S OOMMENTS/ACRNOWLEDGEI+EW:
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The applicant acknowledged that all comments/requirements '
were understood and had no further questions at this time
regarding permit requirements.
GORRECTIONS:
To miautes or changes from what appears in the minutes, we
should be notified within one day of your receipt of these
minutes.
To site plans as required by any or all of the above-listed
departments shall be submitted to Building and Safety who
will then distribute accordingly to those departments.
AUJOURNMENT: There being no further business, Tom Davis
thanked the applicant and the departments for their
participation and reminded all that he should be contacted
if there are any unforeseen problems which may arise.
The meeting was adjourned at approximately 10:25 a.m.
Copies of Minutes to: All participants
File - East 15000 Euclid Avenue
The installation of two above ground
storage tanks.
NOTB TO APPLICArtT: Some time ago the county recognized the ~
need to streamline the building permit system and
accordinqly initiated these Pre-Construction Conferences.
Comments so far would indicate these conferences are
successful and do enhance the permit system. As a recent
participant, we would appreciate any comments you rnight have
to furthPr improve the process or, should you have any
questions or concerns regarding your conference, please
contact either Jim Manson, Building and Safety Director, at
456-3675 or Dennis Scott, Public Works Director, at
456-3600.
, Sincerely,
James L. Manson, Director
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