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IFB NO. OP145195

LIQUID WASTE REMOVAL SERVICES

EXHIBIT A - SCOPE OF SERVICES

1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA or Metro) is a public corporation of the State, with authority to provide public transportation services in the urbanized area of Los Angeles County and part of the adjacent counties. Metro is the region’s largest bus operator. Metro also operates six rail lines that service Pomona, Long Beach, North Hollywood, Union Station, Norwalk, LAX, East Los Angeles, Santa Monica and Redondo Beach. Metro generates hazardous and non-hazardous liquid waste in the maintenance and servicing of buses, rail cars and non-revenue vehicles.

2.0 DEFINTION OF TERMS

A) Contractor – The firm that has entered into the Contract with Metro for the removal and disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous liquid waste.

B) Statement of Work – Description of the work to be provided by the Contractor.

C) Subcontractor – A firm that enters into a legal agreement with the Contractor to provide services, on behalf of the Contractor, as specified in the Statement of Work

The Subcontractor can be a Transporter or Treatment Storage and Disposal Facility (TSDF).

D) Transporter – The firm responsible for transporting waste from a Metro facility or incident, to a recycle or disposal facility. The transporter could either be the Contractor or a Subcontractor.

E) Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facility (TSDF) – The firm that is licensed to accept hazardous and/or non-hazardous liquid waste. The TSDF shall properly and lawfully handle, treat, bulk, or dispose of Metro’s waste.

3.0 SCOPE OF SERVICES

The service required under this specification is for removal, transportation and disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous liquid waste as defined by Federal and State of California environmental laws, from Metro clarifiers, sump pits, trenches, hoists, pits, water/oil separators, waste fuel tanks, elevators and escalators pits, storage tanks and treatment units.

It is estimated that Metro’s liquid waste is 60% non-Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (non-RCRA) liquid waste, and 40% non-hazardous liquid waste. As part of the disposal service, the Contractor shall completely clean out clarifiers, clean trenches, IFB No. OP145195 EXHIBIT A - SCOPE OF SERVICES Liquid Waste Removal Services 08/18//26 pits, hoists, sump pump pits, elevator and escalator pits, waste fuel tanks, storage tanks, pump the liquid waste into the holding trailer and transport the waste to a fully licensed and permitted Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facility (TSDF). In addition, Contractor shall be required to refill clarifiers with water. There is an average of 5% solid content for Non-RCRA hazardous waste liquid and Non-Hazardous waste liquid.

4.0 LICENSE REQUIREMENTS

4.1 Both the TSDF and transporter must be fully licensed and permitted to pump, transport and dispose of hazardous and non-hazardous waste and must meet all Federal, State of California, County and City requirements for operating a TSDF and/or transportation of hazardous and non-hazardous waste liquid as outlined in this statement of work.

4.2 TSDF’s identified by Contractor for the disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous liquid waste must be located in California. No out of state TSDF’s will be considered for this contract.

4.3 Contractor shall provide copies of licenses and permits on an annual basis or at the time of renewal. It is Metro’s prerogative to periodically review the status of compliance at any time during the term of the contract.

License, Permit or Certification Required

C o n tr a c to r

T ra n s p o rt e r

T S

D F

DMV Motor Vehicle Carrier Permit

General Liability Insurance

Department of Toxic Substance Control (DTSC) Hazardous Waste Transporter Registration

Department of Transportation (DOT) Hazardous Materials Certificate Registration

California Highway Patrol Hazardous Materials Transportation License

State of California Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Consolidated Transporter Notification

Hazwoper Certifications

EPA: Acknowledgement of Notifications of Hazardous Waste Activity

State EPA DTSC Hazardous Waste Facility Permit

State-specific environmental permits for TSDF

License, Permit or Certification Required

C o n tr a c to r

T ra n s p o rt e r

T S

D F

Local Sanitation Districts Industrial Water Discharge Permit

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Local Air Quality Regulator Facility Permit to Operate

State Water Board/Regional Water Board Storm Water Permit

EPA Identification Number

4.3 Aside from the permits, licenses and certifications required in 4.2 above, Contractor shall submit to Metro, prior to providing service and on a yearly basis or at the time of renewal (if applicable), the following:

4.3.1 Contractor’s spill response plan

4.3.2 Employee Training Records including Rail Safety Training

4.4 At the LACMTA’s request, Contractor shall allow Metro’s representative to inspect and audit the TSDF at a mutually agreed upon time, any time after contract award and for the contract duration.

4.5 During the course of this contract the Contractor shall not be permitted to change TSDF without obtaining prior written approval from the LACMTA Contract Administrator and Project Manager. LACMTA RESERVES THE

RIGHT TO CANCEL THE CONTRACT IF TSDF DOES NOT CONFORM

TO FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS.

4.5.1 Contractor may have separate TSDFs for Non-RCRA hazardous waste and non-hazardous wastes.

4.5.2 The TSDF must provide a certificate of treatment/recycling indicating that liability has been terminated for every load.

4.6 The operator of the pumping vehicle must possess a California driver’s license with a DMV Hazardous Materials/Waste endorsement and must present it to Metro Project Manager or his designated representative upon request.

5.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

5.1 Contractor shall furnish all labor, equipment, and vehicles, to completely remove, transport and dispose of liquid wastes from Metro clarifiers, sump pits, trenches, hoists, pits, oil/water separators, waste fuel tanks, elevators and escalators pits, storage tanks and treatment units, in accordance with all Federal, State of California, Los Angeles County and Los Angeles City laws and regulations.

5.2 Contractor shall fully remove all silt, sediment, liquid and other waste matter from Metro clarifiers, sump pits, trenches, hoists, pits, oil/water separators, waste fuel tanks, elevators and escalators pits, and storage

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5.3 Profiles of typical liquid waste samples from various locations are included in this specification as Attachment II.

5.4 The service schedule for each location is shown on Exhibit B – Rate Schedule and is an estimate only and may fluctuate due to changes in operating conditions. Metro reserves the right to add or remove service locations.

5.5 The Contractor must report to work at prearranged days and times as scheduled by Metro Project Manager or his designated representative.

Service schedules will be sent to the Contractor approximately seven (7) days in advance. Work typically begins at 06:00, unless otherwise stated by the Metro Project Manager or representative, depending on each location.

5.6 The Contractor must always carry the following equipment to the job site:

• 200 linear feet hoses three-inch diameter;

• 100 linear feet hoses two-inch diameter;

• 500 linear feet fire hoses 1.5 inch-diameter;

• 1.5-inch fire hose nozzle;

• assorted hooks of ½ inch-diameter;

• ratchet,

• ¾; and 15/16 socket;

• fire hydrant universal wrench; and

• fire hydrant reducer 2.5 to 1.5 inch.

5.7 Contractor shall prepare applicable waste profile, Bill-of-Lading, or

Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest (Manifest) for each shipment of waste disposal.

5.7.1 Contractor shall have Metro Project Manager or his designated representative sign paper Manifest/s and transfer to EPA e- Manifest system once system is fully functional.

5.7.2 As soon as the EPA e-Manifest system is fully implemented, Contractor shall have a tablet or smart phone available for signing the e-Manifest.

5.7.3 The transporter shall be registered with Chemical Emergency

Center (CHEMTREC) or other recognized emergency call center.

The 24-hour emergency response number shall be placed on every Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest and Bill-of-Lading.

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5.7.4 The Manifest shall be signed by the Contractor’s authorized vacuum truck driver and the Metro representative.

5.7.5 The Contractor shall not sign the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest on behalf of Metro Project Manager or his designated representative.

5.7.5 Metro shall provide the Contractor a list of designated signers.

The vehicle driver must carry this list at all times in the event a signature is needed, and the Metro Project Manager is not on site. Only Metro designated signers are authorized to sign on line 15 of the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest i.e.

“Generator‘s/Offeror’s Certification.

5.8 The Contractor must provide Metro with the disposal confirmation copy of the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest for each Metro waste shipment received within 30 days as set by the Federal and State of California regulations governing the transportation and disposal of hazardous waste.

Copy/ies of the Manifest/s must be delivered to:

LACMTA

Quality Assurance, Environmental Compliance Section One Gateway Plaza Mail Stop: 30-2-1 Los Angeles, CA 90012 Attention: James Jimenez, Senior Manager Environmental Compliance & Service

Metro shall provide the EPA I.D. number for each Metro division, and a definition for line 14 of the Manifest.

5.9 Prior to start of service at each Metro location, the Contractor’s operator of the pumping vehicle shall report to the facility maintenance office and coordinate the pumping and disposal of liquid waste:

5.10 The operator of the pumping vehicle shall notify the Metro Project

Manager or his designated representative when work is completed so final inspection and acceptance of the work can be made.

5.11 Prior to transporting the hazardous waste from the site, the operator of the pumping vehicle shall provide the Metro Project Manager or his designated representative with copy # 2 and copy # 6 of the six-page, or copy #5 of the five-page, Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest for liquid hazardous wastes, or the copy of the bill of lading for non-hazardous liquid wastes. Once EPA e-Manifest system is fully operational, this will replace the paper manifest.

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5.12 The operator of the vehicle shall not, at any time, discharge any solid or liquid waste material into the Metro’s sanitary sewer system or storm drain sewer system.

5.13 Contractor shall observe the following cleaning procedures for Clarifiers, Pits, Trenches, Hoists, Separators and Tanks:

5.13.1 Cover removal (metal gratings, cast iron cover plates, structural steel cover beam, etc.).

5.13.2 Removal of all waste water and sludge to a clean condition acceptable to the Metro Project Manager or his designated representative.

5.13.3 Prime all clarifier with clean water.

5.13.4 Cover reinstallation to the initial condition.

6.0 STAFFING

To accomplish the daily cleaning and transporting requirements of the hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams, Contractor shall provide a driver and one helper. It is desired that the same personnel are assigned to perform services at Metro facilities.

6.1 Labor shall be available 24 hours per day, seven (7) days per week to accommodate differing start times and needs of Metro.

6.2 When Saturday work is scheduled, additional personnel will be required for the servicing of the steam pit, jet tanks, hot tanks and radiator tank.

Saturday work is typically performed beginning at 04:00 but is subject to change.

7.0 SAFETY AND UNIFORMS

Contractor shall be held responsible to operate in a safe manner. Metro reserves the right to stop all work at any time if unsafe practices are observed. All Contractor representatives shall adhere to the Contractor’s health and safety plan and observe the following Metro requirements:

7.1 All contractor representatives shall dress appropriately for such environments

7.2 Steel-toed safety shoes shall be worn while on Metro properties

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7.3 Reflective “Safety Vests” shall be worn while on Metro properties

7.4 The posted 8 MPH shall be adhered to by all contractor vehicles

7.5 All work areas shall be delineated with safety cones and/or caution tape

7.6 Contractor’s vehicles shall be clearly identified with signage indicating contractor’s business name and telephone numbers

7.7 All contractor employees or representatives entering Metro properties shall wear uniforms or badges that clearly indicate contractor’s business name and employee name

7.8 Contractor’s personnel shall be required to attend, at no cost to Metro, Rail

Safety Training, prior to performing any services at Metro. Contractor personnel will not be allowed to perform services without this training.

Training will be provided by Metro and coordinated by the Metro Project Manager. There is no cost to the contractor for this training.

8.0 DAILY JOB DURATION

8.1 The daily cleaning of Metro’s facilities will take approximately four (4) hours and travel time and discharge will take an equal amount of time.

8.2 A typical work day begins at 06:00 depending on the location and job to be completed. Hours are subject to change.

8.3 Hours for storage tank evacuation typically begins at 03:00. Hours are subject to change.

8.4 Work will be performed Monday through Friday, or as needed for emergencies. Saturday work is performed approximately every two and a half months at division 30 and typically begins at 04:00.

9.0 MULTIPLE PICKUPS

Metro reserves the right to schedule multiple pickups in the same day at multiple divisions. No additional transportation charges shall be accepted for multiple pickups since they are intended to efficiently utilize the vacuum truck capacity.

10.0 TRANSFER LOADS

Metro Project Manager or his designated representative shall direct internal transfer loads between divisions within the working scheduled time. Metro will

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11.0 EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTION

In the event Contractor’s equipment malfunctions, replacement shall be done within a maximum three-hour time at no additional charge to LACMTA.

12.0 VACUUM TRUCK SIZES

Contractor shall provide a minimum 5,000 gallons vacuum truck daily. When requested, contractor will provide a 3,000 gallons vacuum truck and a dry box truck with totes for special services. Multiple trucks of various sizes (vacuum and/or box truck) will be requested and to perform Saturday services, or as needed.

Before Contractor commences service, it shall provide Metro with the make, model and year(s) of pump truck(s) to be used for the duration of the contract.

Contractors and transporters operating non-gasoline vehicles over 14,000 lbs.

GVWR on public roads in California are subject to the California Air Resource Board Clean Truck Check requirements. Contractors and transporters shall provide Affirmation of Fleetwide Compliance.

13.0 SOLID CONTENT

CONTRACT RATES PER GALLON OF LIQUID WASTE WILL INCLUDE ALL

COST ELEMENTS INCLUDING THE SOLID CONTENT. METRO WILL NOT

ACCEPT A SEPARATE COST FOR LIQUID WASTE AND A SEPARATE

COST FOR SOLID CONTENT.

14.0 UNSCHEDULED SERVICE

14.1 Unscheduled emergency pumping service shall be available by the

Contractor on a twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week (24/7) basis and shall be provided within two hours from the time of the call to the Contractor. All unscheduled calls placed by Metro shall be billed by the Contractor at the waste classification rate plus a surcharge as shown in the Exhibit B – Rate Schedule.

14.2 Any request for service made by Metro Project Manager or his designated representative 24 hours or less prior to the requested service time shall be considered an emergency.

15.0 BILLING REQUIREMENTS

Contractor’s invoices always must be accompanied with the following supporting documents;

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15.1 Service order that shows the estimate waste removed in gallons;

15.2 Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest with all appropriate signatures including those of TSDF;

15.3 Certificate of treatment/recycling indicating that the holder’s responsibility for the waste material is terminated;

15.4 Weight master certificate showing:

• Gross weight in lbs.

• Tare weight in lbs.

• Net weight lbs.

• Manifest number

• Date of certification

• Time of certification

• Transporter’s name

• Weight master’s name and license number

No visual methods of weight determination are accepted.

15.5 Specific Gravity Certificate showing:

• API specific gravity

• Conversion of API specific gravity to lbs/gallon

• Manifest number

• Date of certification

• Transporter’s name

End of Statement of Work

ATTACHMENT 1 – METRO LOCATIONS

Division Address

1 1016 E. 6th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90021

2 783 E. 16th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90021

3 2116 Pepper Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90043

4 7878 Telegraph Road, Downey, CA 90022

5 2300 West 54th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90043

7 8800 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood, CA 90069

8 9101 Canoga Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311

9 3449 Santa Anita Avenue, El Monte, CA 91731

10 742 N. Mission Road, Los Angeles, CA 90031

11 4350 E. 208th Street, Long Beach, CA 90810

13 920 Vignes Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

14 1955 Centinela Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90404

15 11900 Branford Street, Sun Valley, CA 91352

16 5630 Arbor Vitae Street, Los Angeles, CA 90045

18 450 W. Griffith Street, Gardena, CA 90248

20 320 South Santa Fe, Los Angeles, CA 90013

21 1800 Baker Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013

22 14724 Aviation Boulevard, Hawthorne, CA 90250

24 1600 S. California Ave., Monrovia, CA 91016

30 470 Bauchet Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013

34 4462 Pacific Boulevard, Vernon, CA 90058

64 590 S. Santa Fe Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90013

* Orange Line North Hollywood

11321 Chandler Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 91601

*Orange Line Van Nuys # 1

14620 Bessemer St., Van Nuys, CA 91411

*Orange Line Van Nuys # 2

14520 Bessemer St., Van Nuys, CA 91411

*Orange Line Van Nuys

# 3, # 4, # 5, # 6 14375 Aetna Street, Van Nuys, CA 91411

*Orange Line Van Nuys # 7, # 8

14155 Aetna Street, Van Nuys, CA 91411

*Orange Line Sepulveda # 1, # 2

15330 Erwin Street, Van Nuys, CA 91411

*Orange Line Balboa

6350 Balboa Blvd., CA 91316

*Orange Line Reseda # 1

18534 Topham St., Los Angeles, CA 91335

*Orange Line Reseda # 2

18534 Topham St., Los Angeles, CA 91335

*Orange Line Reseda # 3

18441 Oxnard St., Los Angeles, CA 91335

*Orange Line Winnetka

6355 Winnetka Av., Los Angeles, CA 91367

*Orange Line Canoga # 1, # 3

6610 Canoga Av., Canoga Park, CA

*Green Line Norwalk 12901 Hoxie Ave., Norwalk, CA 90650

*Green Line Wilmington

11651 Wilmington Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90001

*Green Line Long Beach W

11508 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood, CA 90262

*Green Line Long Beach E

11508 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood, CA 90262

*Green Line Aviation 11500 Aviation Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90048

*Green Line Nash 595 N. Nash St., El Segundo, CA 90245

*Green Line Marine N 2406 Marine Ave. SO., Redondo Beach, CA 90278

*Green Line Marine S 5301 Marine Ave., Redondo Beach, CA 90278

*Green Line El Segundo N

2226 E. El Segundo Blvd., El Segundo, CA 90245

*Green Line El Segundo S

2226 E. El Segundo Blvd., El Segundo, CA 90245

*Green Line Douglas N

700 S. Douglas St., El Segundo, CA 90245

*Green Line Douglas S

700 S. Douglas St., El Segundo, CA 90245

*Red Line Universal W 5373 N. Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601

*Red Line Universal E 5373 N. Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601

*Gold Line China Town

901 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90012

*Gold Line Sierra Madre Villa

149 N. Halstead St., Pasadena, CA 91107

*Gold Line Allen 395 N. Allen Ave., Pasadena, CA 91106

*Gold Line Ext.

Irwindale

15598 Avenida Padilla, Irwindale, CA 91706

*Gold Line Ext.

Arcadia

73 E. Santa Clara St., Arcadia, CA 91006

*Gold Line Ext.

Monrovia

1641 S. Primrose Ave., Monrovia, CA 91016

*Expo Bundy E 12201 Exposition Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90064

*Expo Bundy W 12201 Exposition Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90064

*Expo Sepulveda E 2510 S. Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90064

*Expo Sepulveda W 2510 S. Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90064

*Expo Palms 10021 National Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90034

Locations noted with an asterisk (*) shall be serviced on an as-needed basis

ATTACHMENT II

HAZARDOUS AND NON-HAZARDOUS LIQUID WASTE ESTIMATES

Division Container Capacity gallons

RCRA

NON

RCRA

NON

HAZ

Steam Clarifier 2,000

0 72,000 0

Steam Hoist 1,000

Chassis Jet Clarifier 1,000

Chassis Jet Pit 1,000

Fuel Island Clarifier 1,500

Fuel Island Trench 1,2,3,4 4x375

Maint. Bldg. clarifier 2,000

Waste Fuel Tank 10,000

Oil/Water Separator 600

Yard Diverting Pit 200

Fuel Island Accumulation pit 400

Stormceptor 2,500

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 150/foot

Steam Clarifier 2,500

0 45,000 0

Steam Trench 500

Chassis Jet Pit 1,000

Chassis Jet Clarifier 1,000

Fuel Island Clarifier 1,100

Fuel Island Trench 1,2,3,4 4x275

Waste Fuel Tank 10,000

Oil/Water Separator 600

Yard Diverting Pit # 1 100/foot

Yard Diverting Pit #2 100/foot

Old Steam Clarifier 1,500

0 45,000 0

Steam Clarifier 1,500

Steam Trench 575

Steam Hoist 1,000

Chassis Jet Clarifier 1,000

Chassis Jet Pit 800

Fuel Island Clarifier 1,200

Fuel Island Trench 1,2,3,4 4x275

Oil/Water Separator 600

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 50/foot

4 Steam Facility 800 0 7,200 0 gallons

RCRA

NON

RCRA

NON

HAZ

Steam Clarifier 2,000

72,000

Steam Hoist 1,000

Chassis Jet Clarifier 1,000

Chassis Jet Pit 400

Fuel Island Clarifier 2,000

Fuel Island Trench 1,2,3,4 4x275

Maint. Building 2,000

Waste Fuel Tank 5,000

Oil/Water Separator 600

Sump Pump @ Oil/Water Separator

25/foot

Yard Diverting Pit # 2 50

Yard Diverting Pit # 1 600

Valve @ Yard Diverting Pit 125

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 200/foot

Steam Clarifier 1,500

0 90,000 0

Steam Hoist 1,000

Accumulation Pit #1 3,000

Accumulation Pit #2 750

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 100/foot

Sump pump @ Yd. Pit # 1 200

Sump pump @ Yd. Pit # 2 200

Sump Pump @ Fuel Island 500

Fuel Island Clarifier 2,500

Fuel Island Trench 1,2,3,4 500

Oil/Water Separator 1,500

Waste Fuel Tank 5,000

Steam Clarifier 3,000

0 0 45,000 Steam Hoist 1,000

Chassis Jet Pit 575

Chassis Jet Clarifier 1,000

Fuel Island Trench 1,2,3,4 4x135

0 34,200 0

Fuel Island Clarifier 2,500

Waste Fuel Tank 5,000

Oil/Water Separator 600

Yard Diverting Pit 70/foot

Yard Diverting Trench 150

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 500 gallons

RCRA

NON

RCRA

NON

HAZ

Steam Clarifier 2,000

0 76,500 0

Steam Hoist 1,000

Chassis Jet Pit 200

Chassis Jet Clarifier 1,000

Fuel Island Clarifier 2,000

Fuel Island Trench 1,2,3,4 4x135

Waste Fuel Tank 5,000

Oil/Water Separator 600

Yard Diverting Pit 300/foot

Yard Pit @ Diverting Pit 70/foot

Trench @ Air Cond. Shop 200

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 500

Steam Clarifier 2,000

0 45,000 0

Steam Hoist 1,000

Chassis Jet Pit 200

Chassis Jet Clarifier 1,000

Fuel Island Clarifier 850

Fuel Island trench 675

Waste Fuel Tank 5,000

Oil/Water Separator 600

Yard Diverting Pit # 1 300

Yard Diverting Pit # 2 300

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 150/foot

Steam Clarifier 750

0 22,500 0

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 120/foot

Steam Facility Pit 600

Blowdown Clarifier 750

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 70/foot

Blowdown Pit 2,000

Steam Trench 200

0 40,500 0 Steam Clarifier 2,500 gallons

RCRA

NON

RCRA

NON

HAZ

Steam Clarifier 3,000

0 90,000 0

Steam Hoist 1,000

Chassis Jet Clarifier 1,000

Chassis Jet Pit 400

Yard Diverting Pit 1,000

Yard Diverting Trench 50

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 100/foot

Waste Fuel Tank 5,000

Oil/Water Separator 1,500

Fuel Island Clarifier 2,500

Fuel Island Trench 1,2,3,4 4,200

Fuel Island Transversal Trench 750

Fuel Island Pit 1,2,3,4 100

Fuel Island Pan 1,2,3,4 50

Accumulation Pit 500

Steam Clarifier 3,000

0 45,000 0

Steam Hoist 1,000

Chassis Jet Clarifier 1,000

Chassis Jet Pit 250

Fuel Island Clarifier 1,000

Fuel Island Trench 1,2,3,4 4,200

Fuel Island Transversal Trench 750

Fuel Island Pit 1,2,3,4 100

0 36,000 0

Fuel Island Pan 1,2,3,4 50

Waste Fuel Tank 5,000

Oil/Water Separator 1,500

Yard Diverting Pit 300

Yard Diverting Trench 100

Sump Pump @ S.I. Pit 100/foot gallons

RCRA

NON

RCRA

NON

HAZ

Steam Clarifier # 3 1,000

0 45,000 0

Steam Pit 3,000

Steam Sump Pump 250/foot

Basement Clarifier 1,000

Repair Shop Clarifier 1,000

Sump Pump @ Repair Shop 250/foot

Blowdown Clarifier 1,000

Blowdown Sump Pump 150/foot

Battery Room Tank 70

Clarifier @ Non-Rev Bldg. (MOW) 750

Non-Rev Bldg. (MOW) Sump Pump

1,500

Clarifier # 2 2,000

0 91,200 0

Steam Pit Bldg. 1 2,150

Clarifier # 4 1,200

Steam Clarifier # 3 1,500

Chassis Jet Pit # 3 675

Chassis Jet Clarifier # 3 1,000

Sump Pump @ SIP # 3 1,500

Sump Pump @ SIP # 4 1,500

64 Steam Rack Clarifier 1,000 0 6,000 0

Bus Wash Clarifier 2,000

0 0 25,000

Entrance Trench 850

Exit Pit 2,500

Exit Trench 450

Lateral Trench 275

Perimeter Trench 200x.5x.5

Above Ground Tank 500

Annex Bldg. Clarifier 1,500 1,500

Bus Wash Clarifier 2,500

0 0 25,000

Entrance Trench 500

Exit Trench 225

Lateral Trench 300

Recycling Pit 1,000

Cyclone 50 gallons

RCRA

NON

RCRA

NON

HAZ

Bus Wash Clarifier 2,800

0 0 25,000

Entrance Trench 500

Exit Pit 2,500

Entrance Trench Pit 200

Above Ground Tank 500

4 Car Wash Clarifier 1,500 0 0 7,500

Bus Wash #1 Clarifier 2,800

0 0 25,000

Entrance Trench 650

Exit Pit 3,000

Cyclone 75

Recycling Pit 1,000

Bus Wash #2 Clarifier 2,800

0 0 25,000

Entrance Trench 650

Exit Pit 3,000

Cyclone 75

Recycling Pit 1,000

Bus Wash #1 Clarifier 1,625

0 0 25,000

Entrance Trench 500

Cyclone 150

Recycling Pit 1,000

Exit Pit 2,500

Bus Wash #2 Clarifier 1,625

0 0 25,000

Entrance Trench 500

Cyclone 150

Recycling Pit 1,000

Exit Pit 2,500

Bus Wash Clarifier 2,650

0 0 25,000

Entrance Trench 500

Exit Pit 2,300

Cyclone 50

Recycling Pit 1,000

Bus Wash #1 Clarifier 1,500

0 0 19,000

Entrance Trench 500

Transfer Pit 500

Cyclone 75 gallons

RCRA

NON

RCRA

NON

HAZ

Bus Wash #2 Clarifier 3,250

0 0 25,000

Entrance Trench 650

Exit Pit 2,250

Cyclone 50

Recycling Pit 1,300

Exit Trench 675

Bus Wash #1 Clarifier 2,675

0 0 25,000

Recycling Pit 1,000

Cyclone 75

Entrance Trench 700

Exit Trench 100

Exit Pit 2,500

Bus Wash #2 Clarifier 2,675

0 0 25,000

Recycling Pit 1,000

Cyclone 75

Entrance Trench 700

Exit Trench 100

Exit Pit 2,500

Car Wash Clarifier 750

0 0 15,000 Trench @ Car Wash 2,150

Bus Wash #1 7,500

0 0 85,000 Bus Wash #2 7,500

Car Wash Clarifier 2,000

Car Was Pit 7,500

0 0 25,000 Blowdown Clarifier 800

Palms 600

0 0 4,000

Sepulveda East 300

Sepulveda West 300

Bundy East 300

Bundy West 300

Bus Wash Clarifier 2,500

0 0 25,000

Entrance Trench 500

Exit Pit 3,000

Cyclone 50 gallons

RCRA

NON

RCRA

NON

HAZ

Main Yard Clarifier 1,500 0 0 7,500

Paint Shop Clarifier 750 0 0 3,750

Bus Wash #1 Clarifier 2,500

0 0 25,000 Entrance Trench 500

Exit Pit 2,000

Cyclone 75

Bus Wash #2 Clarifier 2,500

0 0 25,000 Entrance Trench 500

Exit Pit 2,000

Cyclone 75

Car Wash Facility 5,000

0 0 35,000 Car Cleaning Platform (CCP) 2,000

Hollywood/Western Pit 500

0 0 1,200 Universal Storage Tank East 300

Universal Storage Tank West 300

Car Wash Clarifier 2,500

0 0 25,000

Maintenance Bldg. Clarifier 2,500

Accumulation Pit 3,500

Blowdown Pit Clarifier 1,000

Body Shop Clarifier 750

Chinatown Storage Tank 275

0 0 1,200 Sierra Madre Villa Storage Tank 1,500

Car Wash Clarifier 2,500

0 0 25,000

Car Wash Trench 100

Car Wash Cyclone 200

Car Wash Tank # 1 100

Car Wash Tank # 2 100

Maintenance Bldg. Clarifier 2,000

Maintenance Bldg. Pit 200/foot

Blowdown Clarifier 750

Blowdown Pit 150

Aviation/I 105 1,500

0 0 37,500

Mariposa/Nash 1,500

El Segundo/Nash North 1,500

El Segundo/Nash South 1,500

Douglas/Rosecrans North 1,500

Douglas/Rosecrans South 1,500

Marine/Redondo North 1,500

Marine/Redondo South 1,500 gallons

RCRA

NON

RCRA

NON

HAZ

Car Wash Clarifier 3,000

0 0 50,000 Car Wash Pit 7,500

Blowdown Clarifier 2,000

Allen Storage Tank 300

0 0 2,700 Irwindale Storage Tank 300

Monrovia Storage Tank 300

Arcadia Storage Tank 300

Clarifier #6 1,500

0 0 22,500 Paint Shop Clarifier #5 3,000

Orange Line

Sepulveda stormceptor 22,000

0 0 52,000

Winnetka stormceptor 7,200

Balboa stormceptor 4,800

Reseda Stormceptors 7,200

Van Nuys Stormceptors 8,250

Hollywood stormceptor 450

Canoga Stormceptors 1,800

Total per year estimate 3,000 863,100 812,850