§ 6-2-33. CONTENTS OF MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN.

(A)

A materials management plan must include the following general information:

(1)

name and address of the facility;

(2)

business phone number;

(3)

name, title, and business phone number of the responsible person;

(4)

number of employees;

(5)

hours of operation;

(6)

principal business activity; and

(7)

names and telephone numbers of the primary and secondary emergency response persons.

(B)

A materials management plan must include a general map of the facility.

(1)

The general map must depict:

(a)

location of each structure;

(b)

hazardous material loading, handling, and storage areas;

(c)

parking lots, internal roads, drives; and

(d)

storm sewer and sanitary sewer drains, and manholes;

(2)

The director may require that the general map depict the one hundred-year floodplain and the location of surface water.

(C)

A materials management plan must include a hazardous materials areas map that depicts:

(1)

the location of each hazardous material storage or use area, including a temporary storage area; and

(2)

for each storage or use area:

(a)

the access route;

(b)

the type and location of emergency equipment; and

(c)

the name and maximum quantity of hazardous material.

(D)

A materials management plan must include a hazardous materials inventory that includes:

(1)

the name of each hazardous material stored;

(2)

the floor plan to scale and the maximum hazardous materials storage capacity of the facility; and

(3)

the estimated maximum amounts and the Underwriter's Laboratory (UL) number, if any, for each hazardous material stored.

(E)

A materials management plan must include, for each hazardous material stored:

(1)

a material safety data sheet describing the material's toxicity rating, reactivity rating, and flammability rating, if available; or

(2)

the material classification assigned by Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Section 172.101.

(F)

A materials management plan must include a contingency plan as prescribed by Section 6-2-34 ( Contingency Plan ).

(G)

Except as provided in Subsection (H), a materials management plan must include:

(1)

a closure plan as prescribed by Section 6-2-35 ( Closure Plan ); and

(2)

a warning marking plan as prescribed by Section 6-2-36 ( Warning Marking Plan ).

(H)

A closure plan or a warning marking plan is not required for:

(1)

a person required by Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations Section 1910.1200(e) to develop and implement a written hazard communication program; or

(2)

a person regulated by Chapter 502 ( Hazard Communication Act ) of the Texas Health and Safety Code.

Source: 1992 Code Sections 14-3-38, 14-3-39(A), 14-3-40(A), and 14-3-45; Ord. 031023-10; Ord. 031211-11.