3726 BROADWAY BASE FILE 2018-01-02 MF Import

:.3 tiOl'RCf C (1�TRO1, HEi:i'LAT(1R1� RF.OI'IREMC�'T� This section describes the requirements or regulations of other depunmcris oi thc Cic� and o�other rcpulatinc acencics which may affect the setection and installation of source .ontrol opiions on ihe site. Applicablc regulatory requirements for specific business groups are listed in 5ection 4-l. 43.1 R1 DISCHARGES TO PUBLIC SANITARY SECYERS,PROCESS TREATMEA'T,AND SUM.PS Public Sanitan� Sewcrs: in general, stormwater discharges to the public sanitary sewcr are not alloti�ed, except in �reas of the Ciry served by a combined storm and sanitary scwer system. liowcver, process w�astewaters (including soapy washwater,stcam cicaning wastes, etc.)and iNerior drains arc allowed to discharge to t!ic public sanitaq�seaer if ccrtain pretreatment requircments are met. The applicant must contact the Ciry's ]ndustrial Prctreatmc Program for requiremenu prior to pertnit approval and issuance. Process Treatmcnt: Son., businesses trcat process u�astewater on site. Proccss treatment may be used to dispose of polluted stormwatcr, depending on the NPDES permit constrainu of the particular business. Dead-End Sumns: Where othcr options don't exist,a sump may be used. Sumps are dead-end (no outlet)tanks which can bc periodically pumped with waste disposed of by an appropriate waste disposal operator. Depending on tiie composition of the wastc, it may or may not be considered Dangerous Waste. For more iniortnation on disposal rcquiremcnu for sumps,contact DOE's Rcgional Offices. 43.2 R1 UNIFORM FIRE CODE REQUIREMENTS Storage of flammable, ignitable, anJ rcactive chemicals and materials must compi� with thc stricter of thc City's 'Loning Codes, the Citv's fire codes,the Unifortn Fire Code/5tandards, or the National Llectric Code. 433 R.3 DOE REQUIREh'IENTS FOR GENERATORS OF DANGEROUS WASTES __ Thc State's bangcrous Wastc Regulations(Chapter 173-303 WAC)cover accumulation,stor�ge,tmnsponation, treatment,and disposal of Dangerous Wastes which can contribute ta stormwater pollution if not hardled co�recily. The applicant must contact DOE if Dangerous Wastes will be accumulated and/or stored on the site. lf a storage permit is required, DOE has responsibility for assuring that the waste is stored appropriatel}�. If a storagc pertnit is not required, general regulations ma}�still apply, nnd/or disposal of thc wastc may need to comply with Snohomish Counry�Hcalth Departmcnt regulations. Fact shcc[s for dangerous/hazardous waste gencrators am available from DOE. The DOE manual may also be consulted for additional information. 4-3.4 R.4 MINIMUM FUNCTIONAL STANDARDS FOR CONTAWERS The Snohomish County Health Department establishes standards on the use and integriq�of solid �aaste containers. These local rcgulations must meet or excced the State Minimum Functional Standards, VVAC 173- 304-Z00, which state that: "Rcusable containers, eacept for detachable containers, shall be rigid and durable; corrosion resistant; nonabsorbent and �vater tight; rodent•proof nnd casily cleanable; equipped with a close fitting cover;suitable for handling with no sharp edges or other hazaidous conditions ..:'. "Detachable containers shall bc durable, cortosion-resistant, nonabsorbent, non-leaking and having either a solid cover or screen cover to prevent littering." (Note: detachable containers are reusa'ale containers that nre mechanically loaded or handled, such as a dumpstcr or drop box.) "All persons collecting or transporting solid wastes shall avoid littering,or the creation of other nuisances at thc loading point...". 4-3-1