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• " ...solid waste shall be moved in such a manner that the contents will not fall, leak in quantities to cause a nuisance, or spill therefrom. Where such spillage or leakage does occur,the waste shall be picked up immediately 4-3. ' 5 COAST GUARD REQUIREMENTS FOR MARINE TRANSFER OF PETROLEUM PRO► TS Federal re. tions 33 CFR Parts 153, 154 and 155 cover,respectively, general requirements on spill response, spill preven at marine transfer facilities,and spill prevention for vessels. The Coast Guard should be contacted reg g specific requirements. 4-3.6 R.6 USEPA QUIREMENTS FOR UNDERGROUND TANK STORAGE If underground storage s exist or will be installed on the site, EPA regional offices and the Department of Ecology must be contact_ -larding the applicability of state and federal standards. 4-3.7 R.7 USEPA/ECOLO ' MERGENCY SPILL CLEANUP REQUIREMENTS Federal and state regulations may . to sites which generate or store oil,oil products,and/or dangerous wastes. The USEPA and the Dep •t of Ecology should be contacted by the applicant for spill prevention and cleanup requirements. The DOE ual can also be consulted for additional information. 4-3.8 R.8 WSDA PESTICIDE REG • •NS Washington State pesticide laws are administe •y the Department of Agriculture(WSDA),under the Washington Pesticide Control Act(RCW 15.58), _ hington Pesticide Application Act(RCW 17.21), and regulations under WAC 16-228. The relevant req+ ents are: 1. No person shall pollute streams, lakes,or oth. ater supplies while loading,mixing or applying pesticides. 2. No person shall transport,handle, store, load, app dispose of any pesticide,pesticide container, or apparatus in such a manner as to pollute water supp •r waterways, or cause damage or injury to land, including humans,desirable plants and animals. 4-3.9 R.9 AIR QUALITY REGULATIONS The Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency(PSAPCA)is the regi• air quality authority for Snohomish County. The following PSAPCA requirements relate to source control: 1. Reasonable precautions must be taken to prevent fugitive particula 'aterial from becoming airborne when handling, loading,transporting or storing particulate material. • onable precautions are defined as the paving of parking lots and storage areas; housekeeping measure •r example,sweeping) minimization of the accumulation of mud and dust and preventing its • g onto public roads;and stabilization of storage piles with water spray,chemical stabilizers,tarps, nclosures. 2. Abrasive blasting and spray painting operations must be performed inside a s h designed to capture the blast grit and overspray. Outdoor blasting or painting of structures or items t•. ge to be handled indoors must be enclosed with tarps. 3. Reasonable precautions must be taken to prevent the tracking of material onto publ •ads.