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RLR VAMC NEPA Documentation

Project: Location: Date:

Project Num.

Type of Project:

Operation and Maintenance Activities

Repairs/ Renovation Project

New Construction Project

Lease

Other

Project Description:

Level of NEPA Analysis:

Categorical Exclusion

Environmental Assessment Needed

Environmental Impact Statement Needed

Other Environmental Permits/Analysis Needed:

PROJECT IMPACTS

Would the proposed activity involve or generate any of the following?

SOURCE YES NO SOURCE YES NO SOURCE YES NO

Air Emissions including GHGs

Liquid Effluent

RCRA or CERCLA Sites

Asbestos Petroleum Storage

Wetlands

Excess Noise Solid Waste Permit Modification

Utility Modification

Hazardous Waste

Chemical Use/Storage

Soil Disturbance Biological Resources

Aesthetics

Water Treatment Radioactive Waste

Water/Well Use

Water Flow Modification

Mixed Waste Other:

DETERMINATION

I find the proposed project qualifies as a CATEGORICAL EXCLUSION with no extraordinary circumstances. Specify which CATEX: ____________________________________________________

I find that the proposed project MAY have a significant effect on the environment; therefore, an ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT will be prepared.

EIS

Additional Information:

Approved by GEMS Coordinator: Yes No Date: _________________ vhaindabshij0 Line

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Stamp Jeff Abshire, MPA Acting Safety Service Chief GEMS Coordinator, Indianapolis VAMC Office: (317) 988-2101 Cell: (317) 789-5971 Jeffrey.Abshire@va.gov

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Reporting

Month:

COR:

Project

Number:

Project Name:

0 0

Total Cost (-) or

Savings (+)

Name of Destination

Facility

(e.g. ABC Landfill, ABC Incinerator, ABC

Recycler, ABC

Reuse/Recovery, etc.)

Weight in Pounds

DISPOSED

(waste that was not diverted - e.g. waste that was landfilled or incinerated)

Weight in Pounds

DIVERTED

(waste that was diverted - e.g. waste that was sent to be recycled, reused and/or recovered)

Date of

Disposal

Activity

Type of Waste

(include brief description of waste - see Section 1.1 D of

CWMS 01 74 19 for specific waste category examples)

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PERCENTATGE DIVERTED

(Use this area if you are calculating the deversion percentage on hardcopy form)

Net Total

Costs

Savings/

Refund

CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION DIVERSION AND DISPOSAL MONTHLY SUMMARY

Note: This form coorelates to the requreiements of Construction Waste Management Specification (CWMS) 01 74 19.

Instructions: Contractor shall complete form and provide to the VAMC Project COR on a monthly basis. Use additional forms if necessary.

Project COR shall control all monthly documents in project file. At conclusion of project, COR shall give a copy of all monthly summaries to the facilities GEMS Coordinator.

Total Waste Diverted

(Waste Diverted) + (Waste Disposed)

#DIV/0!

Total Weight

Waste DISPOSED and

Waste DIVERTED

PERCENTATGE DIVERTED

PERCENTATGE DIVERTED

(Excel Formula will automatically populate if electronic excel form is utilized)

File: Construction Waste Diversion Tracking

Revision Date: 2/25/2013

Print Date: 7/15/2014 Page ___ of ____

1.11 GREEN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (GEMS)

A. The following is the Green Environmental Management System

Mission Statement for VA Medical Center (VAMC) Indianapolis is shared with all contractors working on our medical center site and it is expected to be adhered to the greatest extent possible by the contractors.

B. The mission of the VAMC Indianapolis is to deliver quality healthcare to our nation’s veterans. In order to accomplish this mission, VAMC Indianapolis recognizes that it must operate so as to protect both the environment and the health and safety of patients, employees and visitors.

Implementation of GEMS will ensure that VAMC Indianapolis is taking the necessary actions to integrate environmental accountability into day-to-day decision-making and long-term planning processes across its organizations, activities, functions, and services.

C. Being a good steward of the environment by complying with federal, state and local environmental laws and other requirements, preventing pollution, minimizing waste, conserving cultural and natural resources and continually improving environmental programs. While working on station it is the contractor’s responsibility to follow all of the same environmental laws and requirements.

D. It is the contractor’s responsibility to recycle all products to the maximum extent possible. The contractor shall record the amount of material recycled/diverted in pounds and the amount of material that is sent to a landfill or incinerator in pounds. A Waste Report (filled out by the contractor) will be given to the VA COTR at the end of the project.

E. The contractor shall purchase Recycled content products before purchasing virgin material (a list of these products can be found at www.epa.gov/cpg).

http://www.epa.gov/cpg

F. The following list of standards/certifications shall be utilized when purchasing any equipment or material and shall be purchased instead of any equipment or material of the like without the certification:

1. Energy Star / Energy Efficient Products

2. Water Efficient Projects/ Water Sense

3. Bio-based / Bio-preferred Products

4. SNAP / Non-ozone depleting products

5. EPA Priority Chemicals

6. Environmentally Preferable Products (EPP)

7. Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT)

G. The official environmental policy document is MEDICAL CENTER

MEMORANDUM NO.001AS-18 and any other questions regarding the

GEMS Program can be obtained by contacting Mr. Jeff Abshire at

(317)988-2101.

Abshire, Jeffrey M

From: Abshire, Jeffrey M

Sent: Friday, December 07, 2018 11:59 AM

To: Elliott, Glenn (CFM); Pulak, Douglas D. (CFM); Abreu, Hector M. (CFM)

Cc: Schlake, Emory V.; Garibay, Bryant L.; Moritz, Scott L; Flynn, Thomas J; Stout, Julie A.; Abshire, Jeffrey M

Subject: RE: 583 Water Tower Project - NEPA EA Needed?

Thanks Glenn, we shall proceed and complete the NEPA CATEX documentation for the project!

We greatly appreciate your assistance on this matter.

Respectfully, Jeff Abshire, MPA Green Environmental Management System (GEMS) Manager Indianapolis VA Medical Center

Office: (317) 988-2101 Cell: (317) 789-5971 Jeffrey.Abshire@va.gov

Suicide is Everyone’s Business. #BeThere

From: Elliott, Glenn (CFM) Sent: Friday, December 07, 2018 10:27 AM To: Abshire, Jeffrey M <JEFFREY.ABSHIRE@va.gov>; Pulak, Douglas D. (CFM) <Douglas.Pulak@va.gov>; Abreu, Hector M. (CFM) <Hector.Abreu@va.gov> Cc: Schlake, Emory V. <Emory.Schlake@va.gov>; Garibay, Bryant L. <Bryant.Garibay@va.gov>; Moritz, Scott L <SCOTT.MORITZ@va.gov>; Flynn, Thomas J <THOMAS.FLYNN1@va.gov>; Stout, Julie A. <Julie.Stout@va.gov> Subject: RE: 583 Water Tower Project - NEPA EA Needed?

Jeff, In taking a look at the project, it qualifies for a CATEX. I have cc’d Doug and Hector to this to verify the National Historic Preservation Act needs for this project as well.

Thanks Glenn

From: Abshire, Jeffrey M Sent: Monday, December 03, 2018 10:49 AM To: Elliott, Glenn (CFM) <Glenn.Elliott@va.gov> Cc: Abshire, Jeffrey M <JEFFREY.ABSHIRE@va.gov>; Schlake, Emory V. <Emory.Schlake@va.gov>; Garibay, Bryant L. <Bryant.Garibay@va.gov>; Moritz, Scott L <SCOTT.MORITZ@va.gov>; Flynn, Thomas J <THOMAS.FLYNN1@va.gov>; Stout, Julie A. <Julie.Stout@va.gov> Subject: 583 Water Tower Project - NEPA EA Needed?

Importance: High

Glenn, Thank you for taking my call this morning about whether or not we should complete an National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Environmental Assessment (EA) for the Water Tower Project (i.e. 583-17-102: Contingency Waste Supply and Remediation Project) that we are planning.

Given the size of the documents for this project I created a folder on the CATEX Document Library SharePoint Site: 583 Water Tower Project

(https://vaww.vha.vaco.portal.va.gov/sites/DUSHOM/10NA/10NA8/CATEX%20Document%20LIbrary/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2Fsites%2FDUSHOM %2F10NA%2F10NA8%2FCATEX%20Document%20LIbrary%2F583%20Water%20Tower%20Project&FolderCTID=0x01200059BCE6310491DF4D909E4CA8BB2882 B2&View=%7B320B83AE%2DDD11%2D43D5%2DAF17%2D33F6FB9A5615%7D)

Within the folder you will find:

Technical Specifications Construction Document (95% - Design)

Full set of Engineering Drawlings

VA Contract

Please review this information and let us know your recommendation (e.g. if an EA is needed due to the visual human impact of this project or if we could utilize a CATEX, etc.)

Additionally, if your recommendation would include that we should proceed with incorporating an EA, can you please send an example Scope of Work of another EA that we could tailor for this project.

We greatly appreciate your assistance!

Respectfully, Jeff Abshire, MPA Green Environmental Management System (GEMS) Manager Indianapolis VA Medical Center

Office: (317) 988-2101 Cell: (317) 789-5971 Jeffrey.Abshire@va.gov

Suicide is Everyone’s Business. #BeThere

CHAPTER 13

Wellfield Protection Standards

Article 1. Interpretation and Enforcement. The following general provisions shall apply in the interpretation and enforcement of this Chapter:

Sec. 13-101. The Board finds that because of the risk certain materials pose to groundwater quality used as a public water supply, it is recognized that the further regulation of the use and storage of such potential groundwater contaminants related to non-residential premises, buildings and structures is essential in order to preserve public health within Marion County. Establishment and enforcement of minimum standards for Wellfield Protection are required to correct and prevent the existence of these public health hazards.

Sec. 13-102. The purpose of this Chapter is to

a) protect, preserve and promote the physical and mental health of the people,

b) prevent and control the incidence of groundwater contamination,

c) reduce environmental hazards to public health,

d) regulate privately- and publicly- owned non-residential premises, buildings and structures for the purpose of maintaining adequate groundwater protections and public health,

e) establish minimum standards for basic equipment and facilities as they relate to groundwater protection,

f) establish minimum standards for business practices as they relate to groundwater protection,

g) establish minimum standards for the storage and location, type, and amount of potential groundwater contaminants,

h) establish minimum standards for an adequate level of maintenance, and

i) determine the responsibilities of owners and occupants of non-residential premises, buildings and structures located within Wellfield Protection Areas as they relate to groundwater protection.

Sec. 13-103. This chapter applies uniformly to all non-residential premises, buildings, structures, and sites determined to be classified in either the W-1 or W-5 Wellfield Protection Area. In addition, this chapter applies uniformly to the alteration, repair, equipment, use, occupancy and maintenance of all nonresidential buildings and structures irrespective of when or under what code or codes the building or structure was originally constructed or rehabilitated.

Article 2. Definitions. The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation and enforcement of this ordinance:

Sec. 13-201. Construction of language. The language of this article shall be interpreted in accordance with the following regulations:

(a) The particular shall control the general.

(b) In the case of any difference of meaning or implication between the text of this article and any illustration or diagram, the text shall control.

(c) The word “shall” is always mandatory and not discretionary. The word “may” or “should” is permissive.

(d) Words used in the present tense shall include the plural, and the plural the singular, unless the context clearly indicates the contrary.

(e) A “non-residential premises”, “building” or “structure” includes any part thereof.

(f) The phrase “used for” includes “arranged for”, “designed for”, “intended for”, “maintained for”, or “occupied for”.

(g) Unless the context clearly indicates the contrary, where a regulation involves two (2) or more items, conditions, provisions, or events connected by the conjunction “and”, “or”, or “either…or”, the conjunction shall be interpreted as follows:

1. “And” indicates that all the connected items, conditions, provisions, or events shall apply.

2. “Or” indicates that the connected items, conditions, provisions, or events may apply singly or in any combination.

3. “Either…or” indicates that all the connected items, conditions, provisions, or events shall apply singly but not in combination.

Sec. 13-202. “Abandoned well” means a well whose use has been permanently discontinued or which is in a state of disrepair such that it cannot be used for its intended purpose or for observation purposes, or which constitutes a threat to public health, public safety, or the environment.

Sec. 13-203. “Aboveground storage tank” means any one (1) or combination of tanks (including underground pipes connected thereto) which is designed to contain an accumulation of potential groundwater contaminants and the volume of which (including the volume of underground pipes connected thereto) is less than ten (10) percent beneath the surface of the ground. Flow-through process tanks are excluded from the definition of aboveground storage tanks.

Sec. 13-204. “Accessory land use” means a subordinate structure, building or use that is customarily associated with, and is appropriately and clearly incidental and subordinate in use, size, bulk, area and height to the primary structure, building, and use, and is located on the same lot as the primary building, structure, or use.

Sec. 13-205. “Building” means any structure designed or intended for the support, enclosure, shelter, or protection of persons, animals, or property of any kind, having a permanent roof supported by columns or walls.

Sec. 13-206. “Connected piping” means all underground piping including valves, elbows, joints, flanges, and flexible connectors attached to a tank system.

Sec. 13-207. “Container” means a receptacle for holding goods or waste, a portable or fixed compartment in which goods or waste is placed for convenience of movement.

Sec. 13-208. “Containment area” means an aboveground area with floors and sidewalls that have been designed and constructed of a material, which will prevent migration of fluids into the subsurface, that could threaten groundwater. See also “Secondary Containment”.

Sec. 13-209. “Disposal” means the discharge, deposit, injection, dumping, spilling, leaking, or placing of any potential groundwater contaminants into or on any land or water.

Sec. 13-210. “Fuel dispensing” means where gasoline, kerosene or diesel fuel is dispensed.

Sec. 13-211. “Indoors” means enclosed within any structure designed or intended for the support, enclosure, shelter, use, or protection of persons, animals, or property of any kind, having a permanent roof supported by columns or walls.

Sec. 13-212. “Interstitial monitoring” means a system designed, constructed and installed to detect a leak from any portion of a storage tank or connected piping that routinely contains potential groundwater contaminants, by monitoring the space between the primary (inner) tank or connected piping and the secondary (outer) tank or connected piping.

Sec. 13-213. “Liquid” means a substance or mixture which is fluid at 20 degrees C. (68 degrees F.).

Sec. 13-214. “Liquid transfer area” means an off-street area maintained and intended for temporary parking of a commercial vehicle while transferring potential groundwater contaminants to and from a facility or container.

Sec. 13-215. “Location” means any parcel, property, land, or address either partially or totally located within the W-1 or W-5 Well Protection Area.

Sec. 13-216. “Non-residential premises” means a platted lot or part thereof or unplatted lot or parcel of land, either occupied or unoccupied by any structure, and includes any such building, accessory structure, adjoining alley, easement, or drainage way not intended for residential use.

Sec. 13-217. “Objectionable substance” means substances that are:

(a) of a quantity and a type; and

(b) present for a duration and in a location;

so as to damage or threaten to damage waters of the state.

Sec. 13-218. “Outdoors” means any location not meeting the defined term of “Indoors” as found in Sec. 13-217.

Sec. 13-219. “Permanently closed” means any container or facility for which:

(1) All liquid and sludge has been removed from each container and connecting line; and

(2) All connecting lines and piping have been disconnected from the container and blanked off, all valves (except for ventilation valves) have been closed and locked, and conspicuous signs have been posted on each container stating that it is a permanently closed container and noting the date of closure.

Sec. 13-220. “Potential groundwater contaminant” means any material which because of its toxicity, persistence, or mobility in groundwater, poses a significant hazard to the quality of groundwater resources used for public water supply. Potential groundwater contaminant does include objectionable substances and hazardous materials.

Sec. 13-221. “Receptacle” means a container that contains materials, goods, freight or waste.

Sec. 13-222. “Release” means any spilling, leaking, pumping, pouring, emitting, emptying, discharging, injecting, escaping, leaching, dumping, or disposing into the environment, including surface water, groundwater, drinking water supply, land surface, and subsurface strata.

Sec. 13-223. “Secondary Containment” means an aboveground area with floors and sidewalls that have been designed and constructed of a material, which will prevent migration of fluids into the subsurface, that could threaten groundwater. See also “Containment Area”

Sec. 13-224. “Shop area” means a production or repair area equipped with tools and machinery.

Sec. 13-225. “Site” means any parcel, property, land, or address either partially or totally located within the W-1 or W-5 Wellfield Protection Area.

Sec. 13-226. “Special Requirements Notice Agreement” means a form created by the Division which shall contain the following information:

(a) Leased Space Designation.

(b) Business Name.

(c) Business Address.

(d) Wellfield Protection Area explanation information and notice language.

(e) Designated areas for occupant signatures, printed name, company name, occupant title and date.

Sec. 13-227. “Storage” means the long-term deposit, meaning more that twenty-four hours, of any goods, materials, merchandise, vehicles, or junk.

Sec. 13-228. “Structure” means a combining or manipulation of materials to form a construction, erection, alteration or affixation for use, occupancy, or ornamentation, whether located or installed on, above, or below the surface of land or water.

Sec. 13-229. “Time of travel” or “TOT” means the calculated length of time a particle of water takes to reach a community public water supply system (CPWSS) production well from a certain point.

Sec. 13-230. “Tank” means a stationary device, including pipes connected to the tank or combinations of tanks, designed to contain an accumulation of liquids and which is constructed of nonearthen materials. For example, concrete, steel, or plastic, that provides structural support.

Sec. 13-231. “Vehicle or equipment repair area” means an area designed, designated and intended for the purpose of repairing automotive vehicles or equipment.

Sec. 13-232. “Waters” means the accumulations of water, surface and underground, natural and artificial, public and private, or parts thereof, that are wholly or partially within, flow through, or border upon this state. The term does not include any private pond or any off-stream pond, reservoir, or facility built for reduction or control of pollution or cooling of water prior to discharge unless the discharge from the pond, reservoir, or facility causes or threatens to cause water pollution.

Sec. 13-233. “Well” means a bored, drilled or driven shaft, or a dug hole, whose depth is greater than the largest surface dimension.

Sec. 13-234. “Wellfield Protection Area” or “WFPA” means the surface and subsurface area, delineated by fixed radius, hydrogeological mapping, analytical, semianaltical, or numerical flow/solute transport methods, which contributes water to a community public water supply system (CPWSS) production well or wellfield and through which contaminants are likely to move through and reach the well within a specified period.

Article 3. Wellfield Protection Area.

Sec. 13-301. The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) approves the Wellfield Protection Area boundaries. Those boundaries are incorporated into and made part of this ordinance:

Wellfield Protection Area: Area Symbol:

One Year Time-of-Travel Protection Area W-1

Five Year Time-of-Travel Protection Area W-5

Article 4. Applicability of Regulations.

Sec. 13-401. The following regulations apply to land within the Wellfield Protection Area

(a) The following non-residential premises, buildings and structures are subject to the Wellfield Protection Program:

Non-residential premises, buildings and structures used for:

Agricultural Chemical Storage Animal feedlots or stockyards Asphalt or tar production

Automotive supplies distribution Blast furnaces, steel works, rolling or finishing mills Building cleaning or maintenance services company Building materials production Car or truck wash Chemical or petroleum storage or sales Chemical, blending or distribution Clay, ceramic or refractory minerals mining or quarrying Construction contractors’ equipment or materials storage Creosote manufacturing or treatment Dry cleaning plants or commercial laundries Educational, engineering or vocational shops or laboratories Electroplating operations or metal finishers Equipment repair Fat rendering

Food or beverage production (excluding restaurants, catering and other retail food establishments) Furniture or wood strippers, refinishers Fuel dispensing locations Golf courses or driving ranges Hazardous waste treatment, storage or disposal Hospitals Laboratories: medical, biological, bacteriological, chemical Landscape or lawn installation or maintenance service (commercial) Large institutional uses: convalescent or nursing homes, correctional or penal institutions, schools, colleges or universities Leather tanning or finishing; taxidermy Limestone, sand or gravel mining or quarrying Machine, tool or die shop Manufacture of:

Autos or trucks Cement Chemicals or gases Colors, dye, paint or other coatings

Communication equipment Detergents or soaps Explosives, matches, or fireworks Glass or glass products Light portable household appliances; electric hand tools; electrical components or subassemblies; electric motors; electric or neon signs Machinery, including electrical or electronic machinery; or equipment or supplies (circuits or batteries).

Major electric or gas household appliances Marine equipment Musical instruments Office machinery, electrical or mechanical Paper, paper box or paper products Recording instruments Tools or implements, machinery or machinery components Wood products

Materials transport or transfer operations (truck terminals) Metal mining Mortuary or other embalming services Motor or body repair: auto, truck, lawnmower, airplane, boat, motorcycle Municipal waste landfill or transfer station Oil or gas production wells Oil or liquid materials pipelines Painting or coating shops (utilizing liquids or water soluble solids) Pesticide or fertilizer application services Petroleum refining Photographic processing facilities Printing industries (utilizing liquid inks) Radioactive waste handling or storage Recycling centers Road salt storage Rubber or plastics processing or production Scrap or junk yards Slaughterhouse or meat packing Sludge treatment or disposal Solid waste treatment, storage or disposal

Stamping or fabrication metal shops using press, brakes, or rolls Textile production Warehousing Wastewater treatment facilities Wood preservers or treaters Accessory land uses:

Car or truck wash

Dry cleaning plants (if forty (40) gallons or more of petroleum or chlorinated solvents are used or stored in a single container on-site)

Motor or body repair: auto, truck, lawnmower, airplane, boat, motorcycle (if fifty-five (55) gallons or more in aggregate of petroleum or chlorinated solvents are used or stored on-site)

Fuel Dispensing facilities

Outdoor road salt storage (if over one (1) ton in bulk)

Generators

Above Ground Storage Tanks

Elevators utilizing hydraulics

(b) Non-residential premises, buildings and structures found in the W-1 not listed in section 13-401(a) that, in their ordinary course of business have one or more of the following shall be subject to this ordinance:

1. One single container holding one (1) gallon or more of liquids.

2. One single container holding six (6) pounds or more of water soluble solids.

3. Two (2) gallons or more of liquids in the aggregate.

4. Six (6) pounds or more of water soluble solids in the aggregate.

(c) Non-residential premises, buildings and structures found in the W-5 not listed in section 13-401(a) that, in their ordinary course of business have one or more of the following shall be subject to this ordinance:

1. One single container holding forty (40) gallons or more of liquids.

2. One single container holding two hundred forty (240) pounds or more of water soluble solids.

3. One hundred (100) gallons or more of liquids in the aggregate.

4. Six hundred (600) pounds or more of water soluble solids in the aggregate.

5. Forty (40) gallons or more of liquids in the aggregate that are co-located.

6. Two hundred forty (240) pounds or more of water soluble solids in the aggregate that are co-located.

Article 5. Exemptions.

Sec 13-501. Single and multi-family residential land uses shall be exempt from this ordinance.

Sec 13-502. Non-residential premises, buildings and structures found in either the W-1 or W-5 not listed in section 13-401(a) that store either liquids or solids in single fixed containers or aggregate amounts for the following purposes shall be exempt from this ordinance.

(a) Reasonable quantities of substances used for routine building and yard maintenance stored inside the facility.

(b) Liquids required for normal operation of a motor vehicle in use in that vehicle.

(c) Substances contained within vehicles for bulk deliveries to the site.

(d) Beverages and food at restaurants, supermarkets, convenience stores, and other retail food establishments.

(e) Uncontaminated public water supply water, groundwater and/or surface water.

(f) Substances, which are packaged in pre-sealed containers, sold at retail establishments.

(g) Substances utilized for the production and treatment of public water supply.

(h) Substances which, because of their inherent properties, are determined to pose no significant threat to groundwater.

Article 6. General Requirements.

Sec. 13-601. The following restrictions apply to outdoor storage areas in the W-1 Area.

(a) Aboveground Storage Tanks of potential groundwater contaminants of greater than one thousand (1,000) gallons that have been out of service for greater than one (1) year shall be removed or permanently closed.

Sec. 13-602. Secondary Containment Rule Indoors. Non-residential premises, buildings and structures with indoor tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s) holding forty (40) gallons of liquids or more or two hundred forty (240) pounds or more of water soluble solids for more than twenty-four (24) hours must be in a location or containment area (as defined in Sec. 13-208, Sec. 13-223, and Sec. 13-606) capable of preventing any release from the tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s). The containment area shall be capable of containing one hundred ten (110) percent of the largest such tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s) in that location.

Sec. 13-603. Secondary Containment Rule Aggregate Amounts Indoors. Non-residential premises, buildings and structures having forty (40) gallons of liquids or more or two hundred forty (240) pounds or more of water soluble solids in tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s) in the aggregate that is co-located for more than twenty-four

(24) hours during their normal course of business must be in a location or containment area (as defined in Sec. 13-208, Sec. 13-223, and Sec. 13-606) capable of preventing any release from the tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s). The containment area shall be capable of containing one hundred ten (110) percent of the largest such tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s) in that location.

Sec. 13-604. Secondary Containment Rule Outdoors. Non-residential premises, buildings and structures with outdoor tanks(s), receptacle(s), or containers(s) holding forty (40) gallons of liquids or more or two hundred forty (240) pounds or more of water soluble solids for more than twenty-four (24) hours must be located on pavement or an impervious surface that is properly drained, or covered from weather, and be in a location or containment area (as defined in Sec. 13-208, Sec. 13-223, and Sec. 13-606) capable of preventing any release from the tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s). The containment area shall be capable of containing one hundred ten (110) percent of the largest such tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s) in that location.

Sec. 13-605. Secondary Containment Rule Aggregate Amounts Outdoors. Non-residential premises, buildings and structures having forty (40) gallons or more of liquids or two hundred forty (240) pounds or more of water soluble solids in tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s) in the aggregate that is co-located for more than twenty-four

(24) hours during their normal course of business must be located on pavement or an impervious surface that is properly drained, or covered from weather, and be in a location or containment area (as defined in Sec. 13-208, Sec. 13-223, and Sec. 13-606) capable of preventing any release from the tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s). The containment area shall be capable of containing one hundred ten (110) percent of the largest such tank(s), receptacle(s), or container(s) in that location.

Sec. 13-606. A person shall construct the location or containment area to meet at least one (1) of the following requirements.

(a) A secondary containment structure designed to prevent and control the escape or movement of potential groundwater contaminants for a minimum period of seventy-two (72) hours before removal; or

(b) A storage tank designed and built with an outer shell and a space between the tank wall and the outer shell that allows and includes interstitial monitoring.

Sec. 13-607. A person shall ensure alarm monitoring systems are operational and monitored according to the spill plan.

Sec. 13-608. A person shall properly maintain the secondary containment structure so that it shall retain its ability to contain potential groundwater contaminants.

Sec. 13-609. A person shall ensure an emergency response/spill prevention plan is kept on site and updated annually. A person shall ensure employees are trained on the plan when hired, and annually thereafter. A person shall keep on site documentation of the training, and make it available for inspection as requested. At a minimum the emergency response/spill prevention plan shall include:

(a) Facility name, address, telephone number, owner, and owners contact number;

(b) List of emergency contact persons, and local emergency response agencies;

(c) Nearest hospital/emergency medical center name, telephone number, address;

(d) Emergency Spill Kit location on-site (description and map);

(e) List of chemical type, quantity, location on-site (description and map);

(f) Response guidelines for handling major spills (greater than reportable quantities):

1. Reportable Quantitiy Listing for Chemicals in Use.

2. Emergency Communication Contacts

3. Spill Reporting (IDEM)

4. Spill Isolation/Communication to Nearby Residents/Businesses

5. Absorbent Usage

6. Spent Absorbent Disposal

7. Health & Safety Concerns

(g) Response Guidelines for handling minor spills (less than reportable quantities):

1. Spill Isolation

2. Absorbent Usage

3. Spent Absorbent Disposal

4. Health & Safety Concerns

(h) Health & Safety Guidelines for Handling Spills:

1. Specific Health Impacts for Employees

2. Contact of Emergency medical Assistance

3. Short-term aid to emplyees(s)

(i) Safety Data Sheets (SDSs)

Sec. 13-610. A person shall notify suppliers of chemical products, including the transporter(s) to the site and waste handling services either:

(a) in writing that the facility is within the Wellfield Protection Area, or

(b) post notification signs at all entrances to the facility that the facility lies within a Wellhead Protection Area.

Records shall be kept on site and be made available for inspection by the Health Officer as needed.

Sec. 13-611. A person shall maintain, at the facility, an inventory of the types and quantities of potential groundwater contaminants stored and wastes generated. This inventory shall be available for inspection as requested.

Sec. 13-612. A person shall ensure a properly supplied/equipped spill kit is kept on site at all times. Designated employees must be trained when hired on use of the spill kit, and annually thereafter. In addition documentation of training must be kept on site, and made available for inspection as requested.

Sec. 13-613. A person shall ensure that the current emergency telephone number for the appropriate Water Utility is posted, and readily available.

Sec. 13-614. Property and business owner requirements for leased space.

(a) Occupants shall be provided with a copy of the Special Requirements Notice Agreement (copies of this form will be provided to property and business owners by the Division) for handling and storing any materials on-site that represent potential groundwater contaminants.

(b) The site manager shall keep on file the signed Special Requirements Notice Agreement for all active occupants.

(c) Within 60 days of changes of occupants or of occupant operations to or from a regulated use or condition as defined in Article 4, owners must notify the Division.

(d) Owners are required to provide a current roster of occupants and their operations to the Division for locations with 3 or more leased or sub-leased spaces by September 1 of each year.

Sec. 13-615. A person shall notify the Division within 60 days of:

(a) Changes of ownership

(b) Changes of operations in their ordinary course of business to or from a regulated use or condition as defined in Article 4.

for a property, location, facility or site.

Sec. 13-616. A person shall ensure that floors within active maintenance or chemical product handling/use areas or chemical waste storage areas are adequately maintained and in good repair.

Sec. 13-617. A person shall ensure drains, sump pumps, sump pump pits in chemical product storage areas, chemical waste storage areas, areas used to transport, handle, mix, transfer chemical products or chemical waste are sealed or properly connected to an oil/water separator, holding tank, or public sanitary sewer and are properly maintained to protect from spills or releases.

Sec. 13-618. A person shall ensure that “No Chemical Disposal/Dumping” signs are located at each accessible sink in the facility in or near chemical product storage areas, areas used to transport, handle, mix, and transfer chemical products or chemical waste.

Sec. 13-619. A person shall ensure that no wash down of chemical spills or releases into the properly maintained facility sewer drain takes place unless otherwise permitted. A person shall ensure spills and releases are properly mitigated following the approved facility spill plan.

Sec. 13-620. A person shall not discharge any material other than sanitary sewage to an onsite waste water treatment system that discharges onsite into the soil.

Sec. 13-621. A person shall ensure that cleaning methods are performed in a manner that protects ground and surface water.

Sec. 13-622. A person shall ensure chemical products and waste are properly handled to prevent spills or releases.

Sec. 13-623. A person shall ensure that activities are conducted in a manner to ensure fluids are properly contained and disposed.

Sec. 13-624. A person shall ensure that vehicles and equipment shall not leak any fluids to the ground. If a leak does occur it shall be properly addressed immediately.

Sec. 13-625. A person shall not dispose of any chemical products, any wastes containing chemical products, or oil filters in a dumpster not intended for that purpose.

Sec. 13-626. A person shall ensure that indoor or outdoor chemical product transfers are conducted in an area designed for this purpose and that product transfer areas are maintained to prevent releases and to ensure proper clean up as per the required spill plan.

Sec. 13-627. A person shall properly containerize and label all potential groundwater contaminants and wastes.

Sec. 13-628. A person shall ensure that the storage, use, and handling of potential groundwater contaminants are conducted in such a way as to

(a) Limit the quantities of hazardous materials and objectionable substances in the Wellfield Protection Area

(b) Minimize any potential risk of contamination

(c) Address any unintended, unexpected, or undesired release so as to offer sufficient protection of the Wellfield groundwater resource.

Sec. 13-629. A person shall ensure that abandoned wells are permanently abandoned in accordance with 312 IAC 13-10-2.

[Gen.Ord. 4-2016 Passed 11/15/16 Effective Date 1/1/17]