WA ST Dept of Ecology Biosolids 9/8/2022

______________________________________________________________________________ 28 The size of the spill will affect cleanup methods and materials. In the event of a spill that does not have the potential to adversely impact the public or the environment, the Contractor shall first notify the City and then proceed with cleanup. The City’s Project Manager or alternate should perform an on-site inspection to verify that corrective action is adequate. In the event cleanup is not adequate, the City may authorize its own crews or a third party to complete the work at the Contractor’s expense. The Contractor must complete an Incident Spill Report and provide a copy to the City as soon as possible. Incident Spill Reports are included in this Handbook. City Responsibilities The City will provide all necessary support to the Contractor to assure all emergency conditions are resolved. The City’s Project Manager or alternate will consult with the dispatcher to determine the extent of the emergency and what cleanup measures are appropriate. The Ecology Spills line must be notified ASAP in the case of a large spill, and the Northwest Regional Biosolids Coordinator must be contacted ASAP for any spill. The Project Manager or alternate will inform management and the City’s Public Information Officer and determine if media or public notification is warranted, what procedures will be used, information to be provided and establish point of contact.