HomeMy WebLinkAboutPHELPS TOINTON MINOR SUBDIVISION AND IL SITE PLAN REVIEW - 47 93 - SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS - ROUND 1 - HAZMATSI. We will be locating all hazardous materials in a
"flammable liquid" storage cabinet(s) in a "flammable
liquid" storage room. There will be no storage of hazardous
materials outside the building.
J. Our location is approximately located 2000 plus
feet to the Cache La Poudre River - as the crow flies.
X. Our soils report would answer ground water
questions.
L. Our new facility will be meeting all of the
hazardous storage room requirements of the Building Dept.
and Fire/Hazardous Materials Dept. codes.
2. Incident Scenarios:
A. There is always a risk of fire or explosion. Our
facility has a safety training committee which makes our
employees aware of potential problems. Warning signage and
labels will be in plain site. Ventilation for both our dust
collection systems and spray booth areas are both safety and
quality oriented. The fire sprinkler system and hazardous
materials cabinets and rooms should minimize the potential
for either.
B. Contaminated water should only be generated in a
hazardous materials storage room. The containment of such
water and or materials from a fire extinguished by water
will be met by building or fire codes requiring curb
containment or storage tanks-
C. The release of toxic gases, I feel is a minimum
risk due to our small quantities and our largest container
being 55 gallons. With hazardous materials room and
sprinkler systems.
D. Our worst case condition a dropped 55 gallon drum
at our loading dock or storage room which none should
migrate of site or to exposed soil or water.
E. Transportation in and out of any hazardous
materials would be on Buckingham St.'ito Lemay Ave. to
Highway 14.
3. Mitigation
In summation we feel that our efforts for proper
storage, handling, fire protection, containment and safety
programs reduce risk. Containment of any hazardous materials
migration are greatly affected by our large site, small
quantities of hazardous materials, hazardous materials
cabinets and storage rooms, and sprinkler systems.
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CABINETS & MILLWORKM
125 AIRPARK DRIVE • FORT COLLINS, CO 80524
(303) 484-9668
July 20, 1993
City of Fort Collins Fire Authority
Re: Hazardous Materials Impact Analysis
Ron Gonzolas,
I will be trying to answer the Hazardous Material Impactl
Analysis questions in the following outline format.
1. Project Information:'
A. We are proposing a cabinet and architectual
millwork manufacturing facility.
B. The project will be located at a six -acre site on
Buckingham St. just off of Lemay Ave.
C. We will be constructing a manufacturing facility
which will include the sawing and or milling of lumbar and
panel goods into finished'products which will be stained and
finished prior to shipping from the facilities.
D. our site plan shows the location and size of the
proposed facility and lot size. The preliminary architectual
plan shows finishing room and general material storage.
E. The next open six acres to the east are owned by
our company. There is an open ground to the north of
Buckingham. The west property.is owned by Van Works for
their new facility, and the sputh is a group of storage
uni ts.
F. The drainage patterns an4 dike[stlnations cpuld be
best answered by the attached site plans.
G. Inward transportation of raw materials would most
likely be Highway 14 to Lemay Ave. to Buckingham to our
facility. Outward transportation of new products would take
Buckingham to Lemay Ave. to destination address, local and
country wide.
H. The main types of hazardous materials would be of
the nature used in the finishing of wood products, stains,
sanding sealers and lacquer finishes. Our largest container
would be a 55 gallon drum. Total quantities of these
categories of materials would be approximately 300 gallons.