Ordinance 3128-09 - Laserfiche WebLink

6. Construction equipment and vehicles should be maintained so they do not leak fuels or lubricants. During construction, a staging area should be specified for all vehicle maintenance activities. 7. During construction activities, all spills of fuel and hazardous materials must be contained and removed in such a manner as to prevent their entering the soils. Cleanup of spills should take precedence over other work on site. 8. The storage, handling and use of hazardous materials must be in compliance with Article 80 of the International Fire Code, 2006 Edition. The storage handling and use of flammable or combustible liquids shall comply with Article 79 of the International Fire Code, 2006 Edition. 9. If the future use of a site will result in the potential for accidental spills of chemicals, including oils or fuels, to the City's sanitary sewer, an Accidental Spill Prevention Plan will need to be prepared per the direction of the City of Everett's Industrial Pretreatment Program. 10. Future uses of a site must comply with all City policies and regulations preventing contamination of surface waters, including Ordinance 1750-90, the Surfacewater System Ordinance, and subsequent updates to the Ordinance. 11. Procedures in case of spills should be posted in all areas where hazardous materials that could contaminate runoff are used. 12. Businesses should provide appropriate and frequent training to new employees who will be handling hazardous materials. 13. Business should not schedule off-site hazardous materials shipment during traffic peak hours. Section 13: WATER QUALITY 13.1 Mitigation Required by Existing Regulations Surface water in Downtown is managed by Everett Public Works Department, primarily via the City's Comprehensive Sewer Plan and NPDES Waste Discharge Permit since the majority of the Downtown area is served by a combined sanitary/storm sewer system. However, the separate storm sewer system in the vicinity of California Street and W Marine View Drive is managed in accordance with the City's Stormwater Management Program and NPDES Municipal Stormwater Permit. New development in Downtown that currently discharges to the combined sanitary/storm sewer system is required to hook up to the combined sanitary/storm sewer system to manage run-off. New development in the portion of the area served by the separate storm sewer system is required to treat stormwater runoff, in accordance with the City of Everett's Stormwater Management Manual, prior to discharge to the separate storm sewer system. The City is currently implementing a CSO Reduction Plan approved by the State Department of Ecology. 31