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County of Sacramento Environmental Management Department Environmental Compliance Division 10590 Armstrong Ave. Suite A Mather, CA 95655 Voice (8am 5pm): 916/875-8400 FAX: 916/875-8513 http://www.emd.saccounty.net CalARP Checklist Summary of s Program Level 3 Facilities VIOLATION CODE General Permit AUTHORITY This is an inspection element checklist of common types of violations of Federal, State, or local laws and regulations. For specific details about your inspection, refer to your Notice to Comply (NTC). DESCRIPTION AP098 SCC 6.96.030 Has an active permit for CalARP covered (es) General Applicability Q096 19 CCR 4.5 2735.4(a)(1) Complied with CalARP provisions when having a RS in a listed in Table 1/2 Q097 19 CCR 4.5 2735.4(a)(2) Complied with CalARP provisions when having a RS in a listed in Table 3 Q098 19 CCR 4.5 2735.4(a)(3) Complied with CalARP provisions when having a RS in a listed in Table 1/2 and 3 Coordination Q099 19 CCR 4.5 2735.5(a) Closely coordinated with the CUPA to implement the CalARP requirements Management System Q102 19 CCR 4.5 2735.6(a) Q103 19 CCR 4.5 2735.6(b) Q104 19 CCR 4.5 2735.6(c) RMP Components and Submission RMP Submission Developed a management system to oversee the implementation of the risk management program elements Assigned a qualified person or position who has the overall responsibility for the RMP elements Documented the names or positions and lines of authority through an organization chart or document Q106 19 CCR 4.5 2735.5(b)(1), 2745.1(a) Submitted the RMP which includes all requirements in Section 2745.3 through 2745.9 Q107 19 CCR 4.5 2745.1(b)(1), 2745.1(b)(2) Submitted the RMP information required by the USEPA to the USEPA Q108 19 CCR 4.5 2745.1(c) Submitted the RMP information required by the USEPA to the CUPA Q112 19 CCR 4.5 2745.1(d) Submitted the RMP to the CUPA prior to the date a RS is in a above the threshold quantity Q110 19 CCR 4.5 2745.1(h) Excluded classified information from the RMP RMP Certification Q111 19 CCR 4.5 2745.2(a) Ensured that the RMP is certified complete by a qualified person and the owner or operator Q114 19 CCR 4.5 2745.9(b) Submitted in the RMP the certification statement provided in Section 2745.9(b) Q118 RMP Updates 19 CCR 4.5 2745.10(a) Revised, updated, and submitted the RMP to the USEPA and CUPA per timelines in Section 2745.10(a) Q121 19 CCR 4.5 2745.10(b) Revised, updated, and submitted the RMP to the CUPA per timelines in Section 2745.10(b) Q115 19 CCR 4.5 2745.10(c) Submitted a de-registration to the USEPA and CUPA within six months of the RS removal Q116 19 CCR 4.5 2745.10(d) Submitted a de-registration to the CUPA within six months of the RS removal Q117 19 CCR 4.5 2745.10(f) Contacted the CUPA within 30 days of a change of owner or operator to update the registration Page 1 of 4

Q124 Q119 Q120 RMP Corrections 19 CCR 4.5 2745.10.5(a) 19 CCR 4.5 2745.10.5(b) Covered Process Modification 19 CCR 4.5 2745.11(a)(1) Corrected and submitted the data required in the RMP under sections 2745.5, 2745.6(j), and 2745.7(l) Corrected and submitted the emergency contact information in the RMP within one month of any change Notified the CUPA in writing at least five calendar days before implementing any modifications Q122 19 CCR 4.5 2745.11(a)(2) Certificate of Occupancy Q123 19 CCR 4.5 2745.12 RMP Review Q125 19 CCR 4.5 2745.2(a)(3)(A) Registration Notified the CUPA within 48 hours after the modification where prenotification is not reasonable Complied with Government Section 65850.2(b) prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy Corrected deficiencies within 60 calendar days from receipt of the notification of RMP deficiencies Q126 19 CCR 4.5 2735.5(b)(2) Included a registration in the RMP that reflects all covered es Q127 19 CCR 4.5 2740.1(a) Completed the registration information and submitted it with the RMP to the USEPA and the CUPA Q128 19 CCR 4.5 2740.1(b) Completed the registration information and submitted it with the RMP to the CUPA Q129 19 CCR 4.5 2740.1(c) Submitted a registration with a certification of accuracy to the CUPA prior to submittal of the RMP Q130 19 CCR 4.5 2740.1(d) Included the data required in Section 2740.1 (d)(1) through (d)(20) in the registration Hazard Assessment General Applicability Q133 19 CCR 4.5 2750.1 Conducted a hazard assessment that complies with Sections 2750.2 through 2750.9 Other Requirements Recordkeeping Q134 19 CCR 4.5 2775.1 Q135 19 CCR 4.5 2775.1(a) Q136 19 CCR 4.5 2775.1(b) Emergency Response Program Emergency Response Applicability Q137 19 CCR 4.5 2765.1(b) Emergency Response - Responding Q143 19 CCR 4.5 2765.2(a) Maintained records supporting the implementation of CalARP for five years unless otherwise provided Coordinated with CUPA to ensure appropriate technical standards are applied to implement CalARP Requested assistance from the CUPA when necessary to address compliance/safety issues with CalARP Stationary source whose employees will not respond to releases met all applicable requirements Developed and implemented an emergency response program according to Section 2765.2(a) Q147 19 CCR 4.5 2765.2(b) Coordinated the ERP with the community ERP Q150 19 CCR 4.5 2765.2(c) Program 3 Prevention Program Process Safety Information (PSI) Q188 19 CCR 4.5 2760.1(a)(b) Provided LEPC or ER officials information for developing and implementing the community ERP Compiled and maintained up-to-date written PSI pertaining to the hazards of the RS in the Q189 19 CCR 4.5 2760.1(a)(c) Compiled and maintained up-to-date written PSI concerning the technology of the Q193 19 CCR 4.5 2760.1(a)(d)(1) Compiled and maintained up-to-date written PSI pertaining to the equipment in the Q186 Q187 19 CCR 4.5 2760.1(d)(2) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.1(d)(3) Documented that equipment complies with recognized and generally accepted good engineering practices Documented that equipment is designed, maintained, inspected, tested, and operating in a safe manner Page 2 of 4

Q190 Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.2(a) Conducted an initial PHA on the covered es no later than the date of submittal of the RMP Q191 19 CCR 4.5 2760.2(a) Performed a PHA that is appropriate for the complexity of the Q192 Q197 19 CCR 4.5 2760.2(b) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.2(b) Worked with the CUPA in deciding which PHA methodology is best to determine the hazards Used one or more methodologies in Section 2760.2 to determine and evaluate the hazards Q198 19 CCR 4.5 2760.2(c) The PHA addressed all requirements in Section 2760.2(c) Q138 19 CCR 4.5 2760.2(d) PHA performed by team with expertise, experience, and knowledge in the and PHA methodology Q148 19 CCR 4.5 2760.2(e) The PHA addressed all requirements in Section 2760.2(e) Q195 19 CCR 4.5 2760.2(f) Updated and revalidated the PHA every five years after the completion of the initial PHA Q196 19 CCR 4.5 2760.2(g) Retained all PHAs, updates/revalidations, and documented resolution of recommendations Q199 Q200 Q201 Q202 Q203 Q204 Operating Procedures 19 CCR 4.5 2760.3(a) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.3(a)(1) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.3(a)(2) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.3(a)(3) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.3(a)(4) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.3(b) Prepared written operating procedures that provide clear instructions for each covered Section 2760.3(a)(1) Section 2760.3(a)(2) Section 2760.3(a)(3) Section 2760.3(a)(4) Operating procedures are readily accessible to employees who work in or maintain a Q205 19 CCR 4.5 2760.3(c) Reviewed operating procedures to assure they reflect current operating practice Q206 19 CCR 4.5 2760.3(c) Certified annually that the operating procedures are current and accurate Q207 19 CCR 4.5 2760.3(d) Training Developed and implemented safe work practices to provide control of hazards during operations Q210 19 CCR 4.5 2760.4(a) Trained employees involved in operating a on requirements in Section 2760.4 Q208 Q209 Q211 Q212 19 CCR 4.5 2760.4(b) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.4(c) Mechanical Integrity 19 CCR 4.5 2760.5(b) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.5(c) Employees operating a provided refresher training on operating procedures every three years Training records identify the employee, training date, and means to verify training was understood Established and implemented written procedures to maintain the integrity of equipment Employees conducting mechanical integrity are trained on requirements in Section 2760.5(c) Q215 19 CCR 4.5 2760.5(d) Mechanical integrity inspections and testing performed according to Section 2760.5(d) Q213 19 CCR 4.5 2760.5(e) Corrected deficiencies in equipment that are outside acceptable limits Q216 19 CCR 4.5 2760.5(f) Complied with quality assurance requirements in Section 2760.5(f) Q214 Management of Change (MOC) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.6(a) Established and implemented written procedures to manage changes to a covered Q218 19 CCR 4.5 2760.6(b) MOC procedures address all requirements in Section 2760.6(b) Q217 19 CCR 4.5 2760.6(c) Employees involved in operating and maintaining a are informed and trained in any changes Q219 19 CCR 4.5 2760.6(d) Updated PSI when MOC resulted in a change to PSI Page 3 of 4

Q220 19 CCR 4.5 2760.6(e) Pre-Startup Safety Review Updated operating/maintenance procedures or practices prior to startup if MOC resulted in a change Q221 19 CCR 4.5 2760.7(a) Performed a pre-startup safety review when the modification required a change in the PSI Q223 Q222 19 CCR 4.5 2760.7(b) Compliance Audits 19 CCR 4.5 2760.8(a) Pre-startup safety review addresses requirements in Section 2760.7(b) prior to introduction of a RS Certified and evaluated compliance with the provisions of this article at least every three years Q224 19 CCR 4.5 2760.8(b) Compliance audit conducted by at least one person knowledgeable in the Q225 19 CCR 4.5 2760.8(c) Develop a report of the scope, methods used, results and findings of the audit Q226 19 CCR 4.5 2760.8(d) Promptly determined and documented response to audit findings, including correction of deficiencies Q227 19 CCR 4.5 2760.8(e) Retained the two most recent compliance audit reports Q228 Incident Investigations 19 CCR 4.5 2760.9(a) Investigated each incident that resulted or could reasonably have resulted in a catastrophic release Q229 19 CCR 4.5 2760.9(b) Initiated incident investigations within 48 hours of the incident Q230 Q231 Q233 19 CCR 4.5 2760.9(c) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.9(d) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.9(e) Incident investigation team consists of a person with knowledge and experience in the Prepared an incident investigation report that includes all requirements in Section 2760.9(d) Established a system to promptly address and resolve the investigation findings and recommendations AP103 19 CCR 4.5 2760.9(e) Documented resolutions and corrective actions with actual completion dates Q232 19 CCR 4.5 2760.9(f) Reviewed the incident investigation report with all affected personnel Q234 19 CCR 4.5 2760.9(g) Retained the incident investigation reports for five years Employee Participation Q235 19 CCR 4.5 2760.10(a) Developed a written plan of action regarding the implementation of employee participation Q236 Q237 19 CCR 4.5 2760.10(b) 19 CCR 4.5 2760.10(c) Hot Work Permit Consulted with employees/representatives on conduct and development of the PHA and PSM elements Provided employees/representatives with access to the PHA and all other CalARP information Q238 19 CCR 4.5 2760.11(a) Issued a hot work permit for hot work operations conducted on or near a covered Q239 19 CCR 4.5 2760.11(b) Hot work permit documents all requirements in Section 2760.11(b) Q240 19 CCR 4.5 2760.11(b) Hot work permit kept on file until completion of the hot work operations Contractors Q241 19 CCR 4.5 2760.12(b) Complied with all contractor requirements in Section 2760.12(b) Q242 19 CCR 4.5 2760.12(c) Evaluated the performance of the contract owner or operator with requirements in Section 2760.12(c) 4/8/2015 JM W:\DATA\FORMSARCHIVE\HM\CAL ARP\CAL ARP\CAL ARP CHECKLISTS REV\JAN1 CHECKLIST SUMMARY OF VIOLATIONS CALARP LV3 - TABLET.DOC Page 4 of 4

County of Sacramento Environmental Management Department Environmental Compliance Division 10590 Armstrong Avenue, Ste. A Mather, CA 95655 Internet Address: http://www.emd.saccounty.net Voice (8am 5pm): 916/875-8550 FAX: 916/875-8513 RETURN TO COMPLIANCE STATEMENT This Return To Compliance Statement must be returned to EMD within 19 days of your facility s inspection for Priority Corrective Action violations and within 35 days for all other violations (unless otherwise noted on the Notice To Comply.) Also include copies of any proof of compliance documents (e.g. photos, copies of manifests/disposal records or receipts, or other original paperwork.) Compliance Certification 1. I certify that the violations noted on the Notice To Comply (and accompanying inspection checklists) have been corrected in the manner indicated below. 2. I have personally examined any attached documentation submitted as proof of compliance and I believe the information to be true, accurate and complete. 3. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information and/or for non-compliance with violations noted. 4. I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing certification is true and correct. Executed at:, California Date: Facility Name: Facility ID#(FA): Signature: Printed Name: Position/Title: SUMMARY OF VIOLATION COMPLIANCE ACTION Photo Paperwork Statement Photo Paperwork Statement Photo Paperwork Statement AP098 Q135 Q212 Q096 Q136 Q215 Q097 Q137 Q213 Q098 Q143 Q216 Q099 Q147 Q214 Q102 Q150 Q218 Q103 Q188 Q217 Q104 Q189 Q219 Q106 Q193 Q220 Q107 Q186 Q221 Q108 Q187 Q223 Q112 Q190 Q222 Q110 Q191 Q224 Q111 Q192 Q225 Q114 Q197 Q226 Q118 Q198 Q227 Q121 Q138 Q228 Q115 Q148 Q229 Q116 Q195 Q230 Q117 Q196 Q231 Q124 Q199 Q233 Q119 Q200 AP103 Q120 Q201 Q232 Q122 Q202 Q234 Q123 Q203 Q235 Q125 Q204 Q236 Q126 Q205 Q237 Q127 Q206 Q238 Q128 Q207 Q239 Q129 Q210 Q240 Q130 Q208 Q241 Q133 Q209 Q242 Q134 Q211 4/8/2015 JM W:\Data\FORMSARCHIVE\HM\CAL ARP\CAL ARP\CAL ARP CHECKLISTS REV\CHECKLIST RTN TO COMP CALARP LV3 - TABLET.doc Page 1 of 1