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Mr. Ron Gonzales - 2 - December 29, 1994
Ron, please call me at 495-6350 or Jeff Lebesch at New Belgium Brewing Company at
221-0524 if you have any questions or concerns.
Thank you,
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Project Architect
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December 29, 1994
Poudre Fire Authority
102 Remington Street
Ft. Collins, CO 80524
ATTN: Ron Gonzales
Fort Collins
P.O. Box 2127
2290 E. Prospect
Ft, Collins. CO 80522
(303) 493-8747
(303) 493-5869 FAX
Denver
Eighteenth Street Atrium
1621 18th Street, Suite 250
Denver, CO 80202
(303) 296-0383
(303) 296-0382 FAX
RE: New Belgium Brewing Co. (Hazardous Materials Impact Analysis)
Dear Ron:
Colorado Springs
P.O. Box 182
Colorado Springs, CO
80901-0182
(719) 633-4713
(719) 633-9508 FAX
Per our phone conversation of December 29, 1994 the following is a list of materials qualifying
under the HMIA that will be in use at the new brewery as a part of its day-to-day process and
operations.
1. Isopropyl alcohol - 1 gallon; lab use.
2. Phosphoric & nitric acid blend (clean in place solution) - 30 gallons @ 70-80% strength;
400-600 gallons @ 1-2% strength.
3. Sodium hydroxide (clean in place solution) - 30 gallons @ 70-80% strength; 400-600
gallons @ 24% strength.
4. Freon for ice bank refrigerant (quantity unknown at this time).
5. 1 quart residential propane canister for soldering.
6. 3 gallons of air acetaline - maintenance use.
7. Cardboard containers for beer cases.
8. 500 ml each in full strength: hydrochloric acid, potassium iodide (solid), and sulfuric acid.
9. Copper sulfate/actidion (tincture).
10. Chloratetracycline - 25 grams.
11. Oxyene - 50 gallons; oxidizing liquid.
12. Peroxyacetic acid @ 5% and hydrogen peroxide @ 24% in solution, 50 gal.
13. 400 lbs. liquid oxygen.
14. 12,000 lbs. of liquid COZ.