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Contingency Plan
The Home Depot #2612
65 Independence Drive
Hyannis, MA 02601
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Table of Contents
Section 1) Plan Introduction Elements
Section II)General-Information
A) Business Information
B) Emergency Contacts
Section III) Core Plan Elements
A) Discovery and Initial Response
B) Evacuation
C) Sustained Actions
D) Termination and Follow-Up Actions
Section IV)Annexes
A) Facility and Locality Information
B) Notification
C) Response Management System
1) Command
2) Information
3) Safety
4) Liaison, Staff Mobilization
5) Operations
6) Hazard Assessment Planning
7) Protection Planning
8) Coordination with natural resource trustees
9) Hazardous Waste Minimization
10) Hazardous Waste Management
11) Logistics
12) Finance/procedure/administration
D) Incident Documentation
E) Training and Exercise Drills
F) Response Critique and Plan Review Modification Process
G) Prevention
H) Emergency Equipment
1) Aid Agreements and Emergency Response Coordination
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Section.1: Plan Introduction Elements
Purpose and Scope of Plan Coverage
The Home Depot is a retail home improvement center with prepackaged consumer products that are sold to the
general public. The Home Depot also uses hazardous materials as fuel for forklifts, pallet jacks and other
similar vehicles. The hazards associated with this facility are incidental releases. Hazardous materials are
stored in various sizes, almost solely in consumer-packaged containers. This plan is being developed to
comply with local, state, and federal regulations, including the Massachusetts Hazardous Waste Management
Rules and 40 CFR 265 Subpart D.
Section II: General Information
A) Business Information
Business Name: The Home Depot#2612
Business Address: 65 Independence Drive
Hyannis,_MA 02601
Phone Number: (508)778-8948
SIC Number: 5211
Business Description: Retail Home Improvement Center
Owner/Operator: The Home Depot U.S.A., Inc.
2455 Paces Ferry Road
Atlanta, GA 30339
B) Emergency Contacts:
Facility Associates:
Primary Emergency Coordinator: Conor Kennedy, Store Manager
Office Phone: (508)778-8948
Primary 24 Hour Phone: (508) 317-9079 cell
Secondary Emergency Coordinator: Angie Cuevas, Operations Manager
Office Phone: (508)778-8948
Secondary 24 Hour Phone: (561)703-4778 cell
The Home Depot Corporate Personnel:
Store Support Center
24 Hour Emergency Line(877)436-3376
3E Company, Hazardous Materials Assistance
24 Hour Hotline(800)451-8346
In case of emergency contact:
Fire Department: 911/Hyannis Fire Department(508)775-1300
Police Department: 911/Barnstable Police Department(508)775-0387
Paramedic: 911 ,
Poison Control: 911 or(800)451-8346
MA(spill reporting): (888) 304-1133
Hospital: (508) 771-1800
Cape Cod Hospital
27 Park Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
Section III: Core Plan Elements
A) Discovery and Initial Response:
Once a Home Depot associate discovers or is informed of a release,they shall take the following steps:
1) Immediately evacuate the affected area of all customers and non-essential associates
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2) Notify a Store Manager, Operations Manager or Department Manager to coordinate the clean up
and initiate emergency notification procedures, if needed
3) Contact 3E Company (hazardous materials consultants)for product specific clean-up instructions,
24 hours: (800)451-8346.
4) Obtain a spill clean-up kit from location closest to the spill (paint department, garden department,
and receiving. The kit must contain rubber gloves, absorbent, broom, plastic shovel, durable bag
and plastic container, and chemical splash goggles.
5) Only associates trained in these clean-up procedures can assist in the clean up of chemical spills.
If the spill is greater than incidental or exceeds reportable quantities,the following procedures apply:
1) Immediately evacuate the affected area of all customers and non-essential associates
2) Notify a Store Manager, Operations Manager or Department Manager to coordinate the clean up
and initiate emergency notification procedures
3) Notify 3E Company, 24 hours: (800) 451-8346. 3E Company will complete telephonic and written
notifications to National Response Center(NRC) and/or State Emergency Response Commission
(SERC)as needed.
4) Immediately contain spill if possible without exposing associates to hazard (dependant on the
materials involved, location of spill etc.).
5) Notify corporate associates.
Emergency Notification Procedures:
The Home Depot corporate representatives, Store Manager on duty, or 3E Company will notify applicable
federal, state, and local agencies. Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) regulations
require that all releases of hazardous materials be reported.
Massachusetts DEP: (888)304-1133
Fire Department: 911
Once a Home Depot associate discovers a fire,they shall take the following steps:
1) Immediately evacuate the affected area of all customers and non-essential associates.
2) Notify the Phone Operator or Manager on Duty.
3) Use the closest pull station available to alert associates and customers.
4) Immediate notification of 911 for fire department response.
5) If necessary, initiate store evacuation.
If an unforeseen explosion occurs, Home Depot associates shall take the following steps:
1) Immediately evacuate the affected area of all customers and non-essential associates.
2) Notify the Phone Operator or Manager on Duty.
3) Use the closest pull station available to alert associates and customers.
4) Immediate notification of 911 for fire department response.
5) Initiate store evacuation.
B) Evacuation:
1) Signals that will be used to initiate evacuation include announcements over the PA system, verbal
means and via two-radios that management personnel utilize.
2) Evacuation will occur through the nearest emergency exits that are located throughout the
perimeter of the building. Exits are clearly marked with self-illuminating signs. The evacuation
staging area is in front of the building in the parking lot.
C) Sustained Actions:
In the unlikely event that a spill would require a prolonged clean-up procedure, The Home Depot would contact
3E Company to dispatch a licensed emergency response contractor. The following ER contractor may be used:
PSC: (800)567-7455
The emergency response contractors will utilize properly trained associates to clean up and remove hazardous
wastes at the facility.
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D)Termination and Follow-Up Actions:
The emergency response contractor utilized will be responsible for the demobilization of any resources they
may have used to mitigate the spill. Any hazardous waste generated as a result of the clean-up process will be
handled in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. The Home Depot associates, in conjunction
with 3E Company representatives,will conduct accident investigations, and submit all applicable written reports
to federal, state and local agencies.
Section IV: Annexes
A) Facility and Locality Information
This Home Depot facility is 83, 878 square foot retail store with a garden center. This facility is equipped with
an automatic sprinkler system that is maintained on a regular basis to ensure proper operation.
B) Notification
In the event that outside notification is required for an incident at The Home Depot, the manager on duty will.
make notification determinations and will.appoint an assistant manager or applicable staff member to notify the
people listed as emergency contacts in Section II. 3E Company will be notified immediately to review
appropriate spill response procedures prior to spill clean up. The Fire Department and the NRC and/or SERC
will be contacted by 3E Company or Home Depot management, or a designated representative when
appropriate. In addition, the fire department will be notified in the event of any evacuation of a significant area
or the building in its entirety. 3E may instruct store personnel to contact the fire department if a spill exceeds
the capability,training, and/or resources of The Home Depot associates.
C) Response Management System
As previously stated, in the event of an emergency incident at The Home Depot, a licensed emergency
response contractor will be called to mitigate the incident. Home Depot store management will inform
responders as to the location of the:release, and assist all fire department and emergency response
contractors during an incident at the facility.
1) Command: The command post will be determined according the location and type of incident that is
occurring. The manager on duty will disseminate information at the facility. The designated Home
Depot representative on site (manager on duty—see Section IV,C,4) will inform all responders of the
specific products involved in the incident, as well as notify them as to the location of emergency
response equipment located in the facility. Home Depot associates will adhere to the guidance of
outside emergency responders and corporate associates.
2) Information: Local, state and federal officials will be contacted should a major release occur. A major
release includes any release that exceeds the reportable quantity or is beyond the mitigation and
abatement capabilities of Home Depot associates. If further notification is required,the fire department,
in conjunction with the police department, will contact neighboring facilities.
3) Safety: Upon discovery of a release, customers and associates will be evacuated from the area. If the
release is significant or immediate danger to life or health,the facility will be evacuated.
Evacuation will be initiated via the public address, two-way radio transmission, verbal commands,
and/or fire alarm when appropriate. Home Depot associates will assist customers in locating the
closest emergency exits, which are illuminated. Once their department is clear of customers, The
Home Depot associates will proceed to the pre-determined evacuation and staging area for a head
count and further instruction.
Emergency responders and clean up contractors will then be summoned for assistance. Only licensed
contractors utilizing HAZWOPER-trained personnel will be used.
4) Liaison and Staff Mobilization: The Home Depot does not have an internal emergency response team
and will follow the guidance of responding officials and the emergency response contractors
dispatched to the incident. The manager on duty is responsible for informing the incident commander
and local officials about the incident that has occurred.
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5) Operations: Hazardous materials at The Home Depot consist primarily of prepackaged consumer
merchandise. Home Depot associates also utilize propane and lead-acid batteries to fuel/power lift
equipment. Materials that may be involved in an incident include, but are not limited to the following:
flammable and combustible liquids, flammable gases, aerosol products, corrosive liquids, water
reactive liquids, liquid and solid oxidizers, and liquids classified as irritating, toxic or as having other
health hazards. The first step in responding to an incident is to determine which products were
involved in the incident. Home Depot associates must then immediately call 3E Company's Hazmat
Response Team personnel via the spill hotline (800) 451-8346. 3E will assist Home Depot associates
to access applicable Material Safety Data Sheets to determine product characteristics. After the
characteristics are known,the proper response will be determined.
6) Hazard Assessment Planning: Potentially hazardous products located at the facility are identified
above. The primary hazard to The Home Depot associates and customers in the facility is the
inhalation of spilled volatile hazardous chemicals. Once a release has been recognized, all customers
and non-essenfial associates shall evacuate the area. Spill clean up procedures deemed appropriate
in consultation with 3E Company are to be followed, including the donning of Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE) (i.e. gloves, eye protection, etc.). No person shall attempt to mitigate the release
unless the appropriate PPE level is available and the person is adequately trained.
7) Protection Planning: All non-essential Home Depot associates will be isolated from the area of any
release. All responding (properly trained) associates in the area will don the appropriate level of PPE.
Environmental concerns may be mitigated by the use of absorbents to clean up chemicals involved.All
hazardous wastes will be stored and labeled properly by the responders.
Because The Home Depot stores primarily carry pre-packaged consumer products, planning consists
of proper storage, handling and disposal, (if necessary) of hazardous materials. See Training and
Exercise Drills Section for additional information.
8) Coordination with Regulatory Agencies: In the unlikely event that.an incident at The Home Depot
would affect the surrounding areas, Home Depot Corporate Associates, or a designated representative
will provide information and cooperation with all appropriate agencies.
9) Hazardous Waste Minimization: If a hazardous product cannot be sold as a"standard" product for any
reason,the following methods are used to utilize the product:
a) Markdown if sellable(non-leaking, clearly labeled products only)
b) Return to vendor--for defective products only
10) Hazardous Waste Management: The Home Depot may generate waste as a result of severely
damaged products or accidental chemical spills. Waste stored on-site is properly packaged, labeled,
secured, maintained and inspected by The Home Depot associates prior to disposal in accordance to
federal, state, and local regulations. Hazardous waste manifests are maintained on file for verification
of proper waste management and disposal.
The licensed contractor selected by The Home Depot in conjunction with 3E Company will oversee
hazardous waste operations and disposals.The contractor is responsible for providing and maintaining
all required decontamination equipment.
11) Logistics: Because of the minimal chance of an incident, The Home Depot will utilize only licensed
professional emergency response contractors. The logistics will be the responsibility of the contractor.
12) Finance/procurement/administration: The acquisition of resources and any incident related cost will be
handled by The Home Depot corporate office and their representatives.
D)Incident Documentation:
In the unlikely event of a substantial release, all appropriate federal, local, and state requirements will be met.
This includes OSHA incident reports, spill/generator reports, and risk assessments.
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E) Training and Exercise Drills:
In compliance with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard and the Resource Conservation Recovery Act,
the Store Manager and the Associate Support Department Supervisor provide Associates with the following
training:
• Federal Hazard Communication Standard"Right to Know' Law
• Hazards associated with exposure to hazardous chemicals
• Labeling System
• How to read Safety Data Sheets(SDS)
• Proper use and maintenance of Personal Protective Equipment(PPE)
• Operations in which hazardous chemicals are used
• Hazards involved with non-routine tasks
• Emergency procedures
• Protective measures against exposures
• Proper waste handling, storage and disposal
The Home Depot associates are also instructed in identification and handling of hazardous materials in the
workplace. Additionally, Associates are trained in the containment and mitigation of incidental small chemical
releases.
The aforementioned training is provided in the following classes:
1) Handling Hazardous Materials(HHM)Orientation and Employee Right-to-Know,
2) Training for Designated HHM Associates,
3) Annual Safety Training
4) And specific department instructions.
There are also routine inspections of PPE and of work areas to ensure safe practices are being followed.
Training shall be conducted upon initial assignment or reassignment to a new work area. Emergency
communication systems, fire protection equipment and spill control equipment are tested and maintained on a
regular basis to ensure proper operation.
Training is documented in The Home Depot's Knowledge Depot database.
On-site contractors are also to be informed of chemical hazards their employees may be exposed to while
performing work at this facility. On-site contracting employer(s) shall be given access to a copy of the Right-To-
Know guidelines. Contracting employer(s) must read and sign the guidelines.A copy is to be kept on file.
F) Response Critique and Plan Review Modification Process:
If a change to the Contingency Plan is needed (i.e., updated emergency contacts), Home Depot associates
should contact 3E Company's Regulatory Department at (760) 602-8700. The plan will be updated within 30
days of any change notifications. -
G) Prevention:
The.Home Depot maintains hazardous chemicals primarily in prepackaged consumer products merchandised
for retail sale. Products merchandised are stocked in such a manner as to preclude accidental damage, and to
prevent spills or accidental mixtures.
H) Emergency Equipment:
The following communication devices are available throughout the store:
• Telephone System — Internal and external communication system used to communicate between
Store Associates and with Emergency Responders.
• PA System — Internal communication system used to relay emergency notification announcements to
Store Associates and customers.
• Mobile Phones —Wireless handsets used in conjunction with the telephone system. These handsets
allow Store Associates to use the telephone system anywhere throughout the store.
• Two-Way Radios — Internal communication system used to relay emergency information between
Store Associates.
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• Call Boxes — Internal communication system used to relay emergency information between Store
Associates.
The following emergency response equipment is available on site..
• Spill Kits — Spill kits are located at designated areas in Receiving (Central Storage Area), Outside
Garden and Paint. These kits include a spill collection container, single-use nitrite loves,
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glasses, absorbent, trash bags, overshoe or disposable shoe covers, mild cleaner, a broom, a dust
pan, a shovel, and a permanent marker. The materials are used together to contain and/or clean up
spills.
• Fire Extinguishers —ABC-rated fire extinguishers are located in Receiving (Central Storage Area),
Outside Garden, and Paint as well as other positions throughout the store. The extinguishers can be
used to control minor fires.
• Eye Wash Stations—Eye wash stations are maintained in Lumber, Paint, Garden, Front End (Returns),
and Receiving (Central Storage Area). The equipment can be used to flush eyes.
• Waste Storage Buckets— In addition to the spill kit collection container, 2.5- and 5-gallon containers
with plastic liners and lids are stored in the Central Storage Area. These containers are used to collect
and store spilled materials.
• Waste Labels —Waste labels are printed on 8.5" by 11" paper and are affixed to the waste buckets
with a plastic sleeve to communicate container contents and hazards. These labels are generated
through the computer system in Receiving (Central Storage Area).
1)Aid Agreements and Emergency Response Coordination:
The Home Depot has formally notified local police departments, fire departments, hospitals and applicable
State and local emergency response teams to assist with the coordination of emergency services, pursuant to
40 CFR 265.37.
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LIST OF TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
The Board of Health and the Public Health Division have determined that the following products exhibit toxic
or hazardous characteristics and must be registered regardless of volume.
Observed/Maximum Observed/Maximum
Antifreeze (for gasoline or coolant systems) Misc. Corrosive
NEW USED Cesspool cleaners
Automatic transmission fluid Disinfectants
Engine and radiator flushes Road Salts (Halite)
Hydraulic fluid (including brake fluid) Refrigerants
Motor Oils Pesticides
NEW USED (insecticides, herbicides, rodenticides)
Gasoline, Jet fuel, Aviation gas Photochemicals (Fixers)
Diesel Fuel, kerosene, #2 heating oil NEW USED
Misc. petroleum products: grease, Photochemicals (Developer)
lubricants, gear oil NEW USED
Degreasers for engines and metal Printing ink
Degreasers for driveways &garages Wood preservatives (creosote)
Caulk/Grout Swimming pool chlorine
Battery acid (electrolyte)/Batteries Lye or caustic soda
Rustproofers Misc. Combustible
Car wash detergents Leather dyes
Car waxes and polishes Fertilizers
Asphalt & roofing tar PCB's
Paints, varnishes, stains, dyes Other chlorinated hydrocarbons,
Lacquer thinners (inc. carbon tetrachloride)
NEW USED Any other products with "poison" labels
Paint &varnish removers, deglossers (including chloroform, formaldehyde,
Misc. Flammables hydrochloric acid, other acids)
Floor & furniture strippers Other products not listed which you feel
Metal polishes may be toxic or hazardous (please list):
Laundry soil & stain removers
(including bleach)
Spot removers &cleaning fluids
(dry cleaners)
Other cleaning solvents
Bug and tar removers
Windshield wash
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storage and disposal of 111 gallons or more a month requires a license from the Public Health Division.
LIST OF TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
The Board of Health and the Public Health Division have determined that the following products exhibit toxic
or hazardous characteristics and must be registered regardless of volume.
Observed/Maximum Observed/Maximum
Antifreeze (for gasoline or coolant systems) Misc. Corrosive
NEW USED Cesspool cleaners
Automatic transmission fluid Disinfectants
Engine and radiator flushes Road Salts (Halite)
Hydraulic fluid (including brake fluid) Refrigerants
Motor Oils Pesticides
NEW USED (insecticides, herbicides, rodenticides)
Gasoline, Jet fuel, Aviation gas Photochemicals (Fixers)
Diesel Fuel, kerosene, #2 heating oil NEW USED
Misc. petroleum products: grease, Photochemicals (Developer)
lubricants, gear oil NEW USED
Degreasers for engines and metal Printing ink
Degreasers for driveways &garages Wood preservatives (creosote)
Caulk/Grout Swimming pool chlorine
Battery acid (electrolyte)/Batteries Lye or caustic soda
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Rustproofers Misc. Combustible
Car wash detergents Leather dyes i
Car waxes and polishes Fertilizers
Asphalt & roofing tar PCB's
Paints, varnishes, stains, dyes Other chlorinated hydrocarbons,
Lacquer thinners (inc. carbon tetrachloride)
-�- NEW USED, Any other products with "poison" labels
Paint &varnish removers, deglossers (including chloroform, formaldehyde, f
Misc. Flammables hydrochloric acid, other acids)
Floor &furniture strippers Other products not listed which you feel
Metal polishes may be toxic or hazardous (please list):
Laundry soil & stain removers
(including bleach)
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Spot removers & cleaning fluids
(dry cleaners)
Other cleaning solvents
Bug and tar removers
Windshield wash
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Toxic and Hazardous Materials Registration Form
Flame o€13usiness: The Home Depot#2612 Mail to:
_Business Location Hyannis, MA Board of Health
Mailing Addres:r c/o 3E Company,1905 Aston Ave.,Carlsbad,CA 92008 Town of Barnstable
Telephone Number TBD P.O.Box 534
Contact Person TBD Hyannis,MA 02601
Emergency CortLact Telephone Number 1-600-451-6346
`type of Business: Retail home improvement store
Does your firm stare any of the toxic or hazardous materials listed below, either for sale or for your own use?
Yes Ej No
This form must bo,returned to the Board of Health regardless of a yes or no answer. Use the enclosed
envelope for your convenience.
If you answer YES above,please indicate if the materials are stored at a site other than your mailing address:
Addr4:ss: 65 Independence Drive,H nnis,MA 02601
Telephone. TBD
List of Toxic and Hazardous Materials
The Board of Health has determined that the following products exhibit toxic or hazardous charticteristics
and must oe reghstered regardless of volume. Please estimate the quantity beslde the product that you
store. MOTE: LIST IN TOTAL LIQUID VOLUME OR POUNDS.
12 gri . Antifreeze(for gasoline or coolant systems) 178.13 gal Drain Cleaners
0 NEW 0 USED o Cesspool Cleaners
u ALi:Omatic Transmission Fluid 1063.57 gal Disinfectants
o Engine and Radiator Flushes 5442,979 Road Salt(Halite)
0 Hydraulic Fluid(including brake fluid) o Refrigerants
20.25 Cg Motor oils a� Pesticides(insecticides,
21;.25 gal NEW 0 USED 168.36 gal herbicides,rodenticides)
_u GasoIine,Jet Fuel. � 0 Photochernicals-(Fixers)
Di,:sef fuel,kerosene,#2 heating oil 0 NEW 0 USED
186.6;I go Other petroleum products: o PhotochemWs(Developer)
grease,lubricants,gear oil 0 NEW 0 USED
42_&I g;I Degreasers for engines and metal o Printing Ink
40 9;1 Dogreasers for driveways&garages 160 gal Wood Preservative(creosol)
_u Ba,aery Acid(electrolyte) o Swimming pool Chlorine
84.13 g-,l RLIstproofers o Lye or Caustic Soda
106f190 Car Wash Detergents _ o Jewelry Cleaners
i.44 g,I Ceir Waxes and Polishes o Leather Dyes
1374.3119z.i Asphalt&Roofing Tar 1731.68 gal Fertilizers
6150.e;;Oct Pe nts,Varnishes,Stains, Dyes 0 PCB's
302,2s ye.i Larquer Thinners 0 Other chlorinated hydrocarbons,
3C.?.25 gal NEW d USED (Inc.carbon tetrachloride)
95.2%0I ftint&Varnish Removers,Deglossers a Any other products with"poison"labels
12 gO Paint Brush Cleaners (including chloroform,formaldehyde.
0.7'z 9a,i Floor and Furniture Strippers hydrochloric acid,other acids)
36,66 grill Manal Polishes 13883 gal Other products not listed which you feel may
117.991 go Laundry Soil&Stain Removers be toxic or hazardous(please list):
(including bleach) Please see attached list.
S.7ti ge,1 Spat removers&cleaning fluids
(dr-r cleaners)
1) Other Cleaning Solvents
26.743 ya i3ug and Tar Removers
toxic registration
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NOTE: Under the provisions of Ch. 111, Section 31, of the General Laws of MA, hazardous materials use,
storage and disposal of 111 gallons or more a month requires a license from the Public Health Division.
LIST OF TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
The Board of Health and the Public Health Division have determined that the following products exhibit toxic
or hazardous characteristics and must be registered regardless of volume.
Observed/Maximum Observed/Maximum
Antifreeze (for gasoline or coolant systems) Misc. Corrosive
NEW USED Cesspool cleaners
Automatic transmission fluid Disinfectants
Engine and radiator flushes Road Salts (Halite) f0-e /7Ld�.
Hydraulic fluid (including brake fluid) Refrigerants
0 Motor Oils Pesticides
& NEW USED (insecticides, herbicides, rodenticides)
Gasoline, Jet fuel, Aviation gas Photochemicals (Fixers)
Diesel Fuel, kerosene, #2 heating oil NEW USED
Misc. petroleum products: grease, Photochemicals (Developer)
lubricants, gear oil NEW USED
Degreasers for engines and metal Printing ink
Degreasers for driveways &garages Wood preservatives (creosote)
Caulk/Grout Swimming pool chlorine
Battery acid (electrolyte)/Batteries Lye or caustic soda
Rustproofers Misc. Combustible
Car wash detergents Leather dyes
Car waxes and polishes Fertilizers
Asphalt & roofing tar PCB's
Paints, varnishes, stains, dyes Other chlorinated hydrocarbons,
Lacquer thinners (Inc. carbon tetrachloride)
NEW USED_ T. - Any other products with "poison" labels-
Paint &varnish removers, deglossers (including chloroform, formaldehyde,
Misc. Flammables hydrochloric acid, other acids) ��C(G
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Metal polishes may be toxic or hazardous (please list):
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(including bleach) Into' _Jd0
Spot removers &cleaning fluids _
(dry cleaners) 112,,4
Other cleaning solvents '
Bug and tar removers
Windshield wash
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200 Main Street, Hyannis,MA 02601
0fce: 508-862.4644 Fax: 508-790-6304
Application Fee: $100.00
ASSESSORS MAP AND PARCEL NO. DATE May 31,2005
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO STORE ANWOR, UTILIZE MORE THAN
III GALLONS OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
FULL NAME OF APPLICANT Tammy Decker,Agent for the Home Depot U.S.A.
NAME OF ESTABLISHMENT The Home Depot#2612
ADDRESS OF ESTABLISHMENT 65 Independence Drive Hyannis MA 02601
TELEPHONE NUMBER(508)778-8948
SOLE OWNER: X YES NO
IF APPLICANT IS A PARTNERSHIP,FULL NAME AND HOME ADDRESS OF ALL
PARTNERS:
IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORATION: FEDERAL IDENTIFICATION No.58-185-3319
STATE OF INCORPORATION
FULL NAME AND HOME ADDRESS OF:
PRESIDENT
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Contact: :Kristen Houghton,Safety Manager(454) State:
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and Tier 2 reporter for hazmat. Very small amount of hazardous waste. Satisfactory
Management meets every month or so with CCC to go over reporting.
Spilled water sealant jug on the first day of inspection. Staff was slow
to respond to spill in paint dept.and spill in plaster storage. Paint dept.
rep.didn't use PPE to clean up jug of sealant. Second day of
inspection,a half dozen bags of plaster and cement mix Q _
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response/proper PPE(t attlered'to assist in°thiscapacity)i Eyewash
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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY SITE VISITS
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mappar: City:
Contact: Kristen Houghton,Safety Manager(454) State:
Telephone: 508-778-8948 Zip:
Emergency: Person Interviewed: Ben Richardson/Mike Wichman
Business Contact Letter Date: 9/21/2005
Category: ':Builders/Contractors Inventory Site Visit Date: 11/8/2005
....................... .... .... .............. _.......
Type: ;Retail Follow Up/Inspection Date:
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to respond to spill in paint dept.and spill in plaster storage. Paint dept.
rep.didn't use PPE to clean up jug of sealant. Second day of
inspection,a half dozen bags of plaster and cement mix
(burn/irritation/inhalation hazard)were open and spilled on the floor.
Went over with HR Manager,Safety Manager&Store Manager to
improve spill response and clean up procedure. At the present time,
they are not very compliant about it. ORDERS: Retrain staff on spill
response/proper PPE(I offered to assist in this capacity),Eye wash
stations in store are not free flowing and not OSHA compliant,
Emergency exits at front and rear of store were blocked-correct this
situation,Clean up spills of cement and plaster mix,Make spill kit in
shipping and receiving more accessible,not buried in clutter,more
"Caution"signs in haz waste storage area is recommended. 11/8/2005
alp-OBSERVATIONS:3E consultants have All State Power Vac come
and remove haz waste,all phones are equipped with MSDS stickers
with phone number on it,weekly inspections of haz waste,spill kits are
inspected every Monday,major eyewash stations in receiving and front
of store,no storage of gasoline,haz mat waste area is labeled and
blocked off to public(lock and key),2 flammable cabinets for storage,
with any waste produced-3E gives a reference number before they can
store it,proper lightbulb storage.
Page 2
Town of Barnstable-Health Department
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY
Chemicals: ❑ Zero Toxic Waste Materials
❑ gty's>25 Ibs dry or 50 gals liquid but less than 111 gals
S6 gty's 111 gals or more
other cleaning solvents 435 gallons
Misc.Poison 554 gallons
Concrete mix 300 gallons
._._._....._..._........_.......
Joint compound 382 gallons
Adhesives 90 gallons
motor oil 101 gallons
Misc.Corrosive 7 gallons
degreasers for engines and metal 154 gallons
Misc.Flammable 696 gallons
Misc.Combustible 1089 gallons
___ ___..._._.....__._...._._..__....___........ __._.___..........
Waste chemicals 15 gallons
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Misc.paint product 3168 gallons
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....._.__..._...... _................_._....._.._......._..,..__....,.._......_._.__..._..... ._.. ...__._._......._........
laundry soil&stain removers(including beach) 50 gallons
Fungicide 40 gallons
Miracle Grow _ 29 gallons
propane 30 gallons
Windshield Wash ; 930 gallons
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car wash detergents 39 gallons
car waxes and polishes I 10 gallons
caulk/grout 112 gallons
Ice Melt 1613 gallons
paint,varnishes,stains,dyes 4262 gallons
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Request ID: 36518 Created: 2/2/2012 11:33:39 AM
Status: Closed Assigned To: Martin, Cynthia
Health Office
Anonymous: No Category: Chapter 108
Hazardous Materials
E.C. Date: 2/16/2012
Created By: Wadlington, Ellen Citations:
Health Office
Time Worked: 1.50 Response Time: 0.25
Request Location: Home Depot
65 INDEPENDENCE DRIVE
Hyannis, Ma 02601
Parcel Number: Map: 295 Block: 015 Lot: X02
Request:
Anonymous called states that an operator of floor cleaning machine dumped wastewater
down a storm drain at Home Depot. Please call Mr. Goncalves at the above number when
you get there.
Request Work History:
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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET BREATHING(INHALATION):..................If victim shows signs of discomfort or irritation,remove to
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SWALLOWING(INGESTION):................DO NOT INDUCE VOMITINGI Drink a large quantity of
Aq u a C h em Pac L LC. REVISION DATE:..............................05119/10 water or milk.Do not attempt to give liquids to an unconscious person.Get immediate medical r
DATE PRINTED:.................................7/2/12 attention!
515 Andrews Road EYES:......................................................Flush eyes with a large quantity of fresh water for at least m
Trevose,PA 19053 PRODUCT NUMBER:.........................A0188XXX 15 minutes.If irritation persists,consult a physician. "
215-395-7200 CONTROL NUMBER:.........................A0188XXX SKIN(DERMAL):.....................................Flush from skin and clothing with large amounts of fresh
water_If irritation persists,consult physician.Wash contaminated clothing before wearing.
SECTION Vill=EMPLOYEE PROTECTION
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION:.............Not usually needed in well-ventilated areas.if needed,use
a NIOSH approved respirator.
SECTION I-IDENTIFICATION PROTECTIVE CLOTHING......................Nitrile or PVC gloves,and chemical splash goggles. p
Aq u aC h em P aC Auto Scrub ADDITIONAL MEASURES:.....................Do not place this product in an unmarked container!Keep "
PRODUCT NAME: away from children!Spilled material is slippery.ATTENTION:Empty containers retain vapor and
product residue and can be dangerous.Do not pressurize,cut,weld,'braze,solder,drill,grind or
Cleaner expose containers to heat,flame,sparks,static electricity or other sources of ignition.Do not reuse N
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SECTION IX—SPILL AND DISPOSAL DATA
PRODUCT TYPE:....................................Solvent Based Cleaning Compound SPILL:......................................................Dike to prevent spillage into streams or sewer systems. o
Consult local,state and federal authorities.
SECTION II—INGREDIENTS WASTE DISPOSAL:................................As recommended by local,state and federal authorities.
INGREDIENT C.A.S.NUMBER PEL HANDLING&STORAGE PRECAUTIONS:....................................Store in a cool,well ventilated
Nonyiphenoxypolyethyleneoxyethanol 9016 45-9 No limits established area.Avoid overheating or freezing. o
2-Butoxy Ethanol 111-76-2 20 ppm TLV,25 ppm PEL SECTION X—OTHER REGULATORY INFORMATION
Water 7732-18-5 No limits established m
Tr!ethanolamine 102-71-6 No limits established PROPER SHIPPING NAME:Not D.O.T. NFPA HEALTH:1 m
regulated in these container sizes.
NFPA FLAMMABILITY:1
SECTION III—PHYSICAL DATA NFPA REACTIVITY;0
APPEARANCE:Purple transparent liquid,orange scented
VAPOR PRESSURE:N/AVAPOR DENSITY(AIR=1):Greater than 1. NFPA OTHER:None
SPECIFIC GRAVITY:Less than 1. `pH:9.5-10.5 1
BOILING POINT:350 degrees F. SOLUBILITY IN WATER:Completely soluble.
SECTION IV—FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA SECTION XI—PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS
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Alcohol resistant foam. data available to us from sources we believe to be reliable.No warranty or guaranty expressed or
SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES:...................................Firefighters working in areas implied is made regarding the accuracy of this data or the results obtained from the reliance on this
where this product Is present should be equipped with an approved,fully enclosed SCBA. data.The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for injury from the use of this product.Be safe-
UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS;............................None known. read this product safety information and pass it on to all persons who may be exposed to this
SECTION V—REACTIVITY DATA product.Federal law requires it_This product and/or all of Its components are either included on or
'STABILITY-.....:.....:.........:................:......Stable under normal conditions exempt from the'I'SCA Inventory of Chemical Substances.
HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION:........This product not known to polymerize.
(INCOMPATIBILITY:..................................Avoid strong oxidizers.Avoid heat,sparks or open flames.
HAZARDOUS BYPRODUCTS................Carbon monoxide,carbon dioxide.
SECTION VI—HEALTH DATA
ROUTE(S)OF ENTRY:_.........................Inhalation,skin absorption,or Ingestion.
LISTED CARCINOGEN:..........................Not listed by IARC,NTP or OSHA.
MEDICAL CONDITION AGGRAVATED:May aggravate pre-existing dermatitis.
INHALATION:...........................................Not likely to be inhaled in hazardous amounts.Avoid
exposure to mists or vapors.Maintain adequate ventilation in the work area.
INGESTION:.............................................Swallowing even small amounts may be harmful.Effects
may be nausea,headache,vomiting and central nervous system depression.
EYES:......................................................May cause severe eye irritation.
SKIN(DERMAL):.....................................This product may cause irritation if not removed from the
skin.Chronic overexposure may cause Injury to blood,liver&kidneys.
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Town of Barnstable
�FIKE T Regulatory Services
Thomas F.Geiler,Director
Public Health Division >.�
sARNSTABLE, Thomas McKean,Director
1639. `0� 200 Main Street, Hyannis,MA 02601
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Phone: 508-862-4644
Email: health ,town.bamstable.ma.us
Fax: 508-790-6304
Office Hours: M-F 8:00—4:30
January 25,2006
Mr. Stan Mertz
Regional Merchandising Manager
Home Depot
15 Dan Road
Canton,MA 02021
Dear Mr.Mertz:
Thank you for your time and cooperation during our meeting regarding the hazardous materials
report on Home Depot located at 65 Independence Road,Hyannis,MA on January 17,2006.
This letter contains information that was agreed upon by the Health Department and.Stan Mertz,
Regional Merchandising Manager of Home Depot from the.meeting. The compliance of all
businesses located in the Town of Barnstable is highly important to us and we appreciate your
cooperation in this matter.
The following section identifies the problems identified at Home Depot during the hazardous
materials inspection in November 2005 and their corresponding orders. The corrections are those
that have been made according to Home Depot in January 2006.
PROBLEM(November 8"and 9"'2005):
• Contingency plan not posted in areas throughout the facility.
ORDER:
• Please refer to the Town of Barnstable General Ordinance: Chapter 108: Hazardous
Materials, Section 6(A-H).
• Post contingency plan near all phones and at the site of generation.
CORRECTION(January 2006):
• Home Depot has submitted a contingency plan to the Health Department and is on file.
• The contingency plan has been placed in seven locations throughout the facility in the
following locations:
o Receiving Department Central Storage Area near spill kit,
o Paint Department near spill kit,
o Garden Department Satellite Storage Area near spill kit,
o Professionals Desk near the contractors' entrance,
o Service Desk near the main entrance,
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o Phone Center,
o Store Manager's Office on the second floor.
PROBLEM (November 8`h and 9`h 2005):
• No Material Safety Data Sheets on location.
ORDER:
• Please obtain Material Safety Data Sheets immediately for all hazardous materials that
are being used or stored on site.
• The Material Safety Data Sheets shall be made available upon request of the Health
Department and/or the Fire Department. See Chapter 108: Section 108-4(B).
• This is also a General Law in Massachusetts called the Right-to-Know Law(enclosed).
CORRECTION (January 2006):
• Stan Mertz,Regional Merchandising Manager of Home Depot has agreed to have the
MSDS sheets,which are used by the employees on a regular basis to be available as a
hard copy,in an actual binder in the departments using the specified products.
The above information on Home Depot, 65 Independence Road,Hyannis,MA will be kept on file
at the Health Department located at 200 Main St.,Hyannis,MA for the record. If you have any
questions about these agreements made between Home Depot and the Health Department, or you
need-further information, guidance or assistance,please.do not hesitate to contact the Public
Health Division.
Sinc el,
Alisha L. Parker
Hazardous Materials Specialist
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Thomas A. McKean,RS, CHO
Director of Public Health
Stan Mertz
Regional Merchandis Ugr.
15 Dan Rd.
Canton,Massachusetts 02021
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January 18, 2006
DELIVERY VIA HAND DELIVERY
AND CERTIFIED MAIL-
[700205100004267225301
Ms. Alisha L. Parker
Hazardous Materials Specialist
Town of Barnstable, Regulatory Services
200 Main Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
Re: Hazardous Materials Inspection
The Home Depot#2612
Hyannis,MA
Dear Ms. Parker:
This letter is being provided on behalf of The Home Depot U.S.A., Inc.'s store#2612
("The Home Depot"), located at 65 Independence Drive, Hyannis, MA 02601, and in response to
the letter from your office dated November 22, 2005. The Home Depot has reviewed the letter
and provides the following information in response to the alleged problems:
1. ALLEGED PROBLEM:
• Contingency plan not posted in areas throughout the facility.
ORDER:
• Please refer to the Town of Barnstable General Ordinance: Chapter 108:
Hazardous Materials, Section 6 (A-H).
• Post contingency plan near all phones and at the site of generation.
RESPONSE: Section 108-6 of the Town of Barnstable General Ordinance, Chapter 108,
provides as follows:
§ 108-6. License and contingency plan.
A. The Board of Health shall adopt regulations from time to time specifying the
hazardous materials and acutely hazardous materials which shall be regulated by
licensure, specifying the quantities of such hazardous materials and acutel
hazardous materials which shall be regulated by licensure, and specifyin h8eA
Proud Sponsor
Ms.Alisha L.Parker,Hazardous Materials Specialist,January 18,2006-Page 2
for such licenses. The Board of Health may have reference to scientific literature,
publications, recommendations and regulations of federal, state, and local
regulatory agencies, the expertise and experience of public safety agencies,
especially and including Fire Departments. Such a determination will be based
upon the ignitability, corrosivity, reactivity, or toxicity of the hazardous materials
handled or stored, the amounts of hazardous materials and acutely hazardous
materials stored, and the proposed storage location and handling location of the
acutely hazardous materials and hazardous materials.'
B. The Health Department shall enforce such Board of Health regulations. The
Health Department shall require, after reviewing the submitted registration
information set forth in § 108-4, an owner to obtain an annual license.
C. It shall be the responsibility of the owner and/or the operator to apply annually for
such license.
D. New owners of businesses, home occupations, industrial establishments or
operators of governmental agencies who have not previously obtained a license in
accordance with this section may be required upon registration to obtain a license
prior to handling and/or storage at a building or dwelling and prior to
commencing business.
E. The owner and/or operator shall submit a contingency plan prior to the issuance
of a license by the Health Department. A contingency plan shall meet the
requirements set forth below:
(1) Submission of the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the owner,
operator, and all other persons responsible for implementation of the
contingency plan in the absence of the owner and/or operator.
(2) A plan showing where and how all regulated substances shall be stored as
described within § 108-5 of this chapter such that the method of
containing.any accidental release to ensure that all such releases will be
totally contained and prevented from reaching any surface or ground
waters or into any on-site sewage disposal system, sewer system, catch
basin, or dry well. This plan shall also be posted in one of the following
on-site locations: guard shack, fire alarm box, sprinkler riser, other
location acceptable to the Fire Department. The location of the posting
shall be specified.
(3) The Health Department and/or the Fire Department may require the owner
to provide vacuum suction devices or absorbent scavenger materials be
present on site in sufficient magnitude so as to control and collect the total
quantity of regulated substances present or may require such devices and
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Ms.Alisha L.Parker,Hazardous Materials Specialist,January 18,2006-Page 3
materials to be readily available and easily accessible from off-site sources
consistent with the contingency plan. Emergency containers shall be of
such capacity as to hold the total quantity of regulated substances plus any
absorbent material. A plan showing the location of all emergency
collection devices shall be provided if the provisions of this section are
required.
(4) Proper and adequate maintenance of containment and emergency
equipment shall be required. Procedures shall be established for
inspections performed by the operator and/or the operator's designee(s)
once every three months and for the verification of maintenance of
containment and emergency equipment. Such procedures shall be in
writing, including a regular schedule of maintenance. A log documenting
any accidental spills, describing how such spills were handled, describing
inspection results, and maintenance shall be kept at the site. Such logs and
records shall be available for inspection by the Health Department and/or,
the Fire Department at all times.
(5) The procedures which will be followed in the event of release so as to
control and collect all released material in such a manner as to prevent it
from reaching any surface or ground waters or into any sewage disposal.
system, municipal sewer system, catch basin, or dry well. Every operator
having knowledge of a release or other loss of acutely hazardous materials
and/or hazardous materials shall report the release or loss of same to the
Health Department and the Fire Department within one hour of detection.
The operator shall ensure the telephone number of the appropriate Fire
Department and of the Town of Barnstable Health Department office shall
be posted on or adjacent to a telephone located at the site.
The Home Depot store#2612 submitted its current contingency plan to your agency on
October 6, 2005. I have enclosed a copy for your convenience. At the time of the inspection, a
hard copy of the plan was available in the store's Handling Hazardous Materials binder in the
central waste storage area. In addition, an electronic copy of the plan was posted to an electronic
offsite depository. The store has access to the electronic copy of the plan 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week, through an Internet portal accessible at any of the computer terminals located throughout
the store. The posting of the plan in the store's Handling Hazardous Materials binder satisfies
the requirements of the ordinance, which specifically provides that the plan be posted at a single
location: "in one of the following on-site locations: guard shack, fire alarm box, sprinkler riser,
other location acceptable to the Fire Department." Accordingly, there was no violation of
Section 108-6(E)(2). However, in its desire to cooperate and to meet or exceed all
environmental requirements, on December 19, 2005, the store also posted copies of the
contingency plan in the following seven locations:
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• In the Central Storage Area near spill kit in the Receiving Department
Ms.Alisha L.Parker,Hazardous Materials Specialist,January 18,2006-Page 5
and that the MSDS be"available upon request of the Health Department and/or the Fire
Department." The Home Depot would be happy to provide copies of any specified MSDS to the
Health Department upon request. Therefore, there was no violation of the regulation-identified
in the inspection report.
With the transmittal of this letter, it is our understanding that the alleged condition
associated with your November 8,-2005 inspection and November 22, 2005 letter has been
resolved. If this is not correct,please contact me as soon as possible. If you have any questions,
or if further action is required by Home Depot,please contact me at(770) 433-8211 x1645.
Sincerely,
Ryan Williams
Regulatory Safety Specialist
cc: Celia Peressini
DC 1:650608.2
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• Next to the spill kit in the Paint Department
• In the Satellite Storage Area near the spill kit in the Garden Department
• At the Professionals Desk near the contractors' entrance to the store located at the
front of the building
• At the Service Desk near the main entrance to the building
• At the Phone Center
• In the Store Manager's Office on the second floor
2. ALLEGED PROBLEM:
• No Material Safety Data Sheets on location.
ORDER:
• Please obtain Material Safety Data Sheets immediately for all hazardous
materials that are being used or stored on site.
• The Materials Safety Data Sheets shall be made available upon request of the
Health Department and/or the Fire Department. See Chapter 108: Section 108-
4(B).
• This is also a General Law in Massachusetts called the Right-to-Know-Law
(enclosed).
RESPONSE: Section 108-4(B) of the Town of Barnstable General Ordinance, Chapter
108,provides as follows:
The owner shall describe the storage location of the material safety data sheets on the
registration form provided. The material safety data sheets shall be made available upon
request of the Health Department and/or the Fire Department.
Chapter 111F(a) of the Massachusetts Right-to-Know-Law provides as follows:
(a) Every employer who manufactures,processes, uses or stores toxic or hazardous
substances in the workplace shall provide a MSDS for each product which is present in
said workplace. All MSDS's shall be available at a central location in the workplace.
When the store opened, representatives from The Home Depot communicated to the
Board of Health that the store would be maintaining the MSDS sheets in a centralized offsite
repository. The repository contains over 15,000 MSDS. Each Home Depot store has access to
electronic copies of these manifests 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, either through an Internet
portal or by facsimile. The store also has an electric generator that provides back-up power
when needed. Furthermore, in the case of emergency MSDS sheets can be provided to any
agency directly from the offsite repository.
This central electronic repository meets the requirements of both the Right-to-Know-
Law,which requires that the MSDS be"available," and Section 108-4, which requires that the
store"describe the storage location of the material safety data sheets on the registration form"
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Town of Barnstable Public Health Division
Attn: Director of Hazardous Materials
200 Main Street
Hyannis,MA 02601
RE: Hazardous Materials Management Plan
Home Depot#2612
65 Independence Highway
Hyannis,MA 02601
To Whom It May Concern:
There has been a change to the emergency contacts for the above-referenced site;please find
enclosed the 2005 Hazardous Materials Management Plan(BAUvIP) for your reference and
review.
A copy of the enclosed HMIAP has been.forwarded to the.on-site contact to be maintained and
available for inspection on-site.
Should you have any further questions or concerns;please do not hesitate to contact me directly
at(760)602-8736.
Sincerely;
Tammy Decker
Regulatory Compliance Coordinator
3E Company,Regulatory Department
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Table of Contents
Section I) Plan Introduction Elements
Section II) General Information
A) Business Information
B) Emergency Contacts
Section III) Core Plan Elements
A) Discovery and Initial Response
B) Evacuation
C) Sustained Actions
D) Termination and Follow-Up Actions
Section IV) Annexes
A) Facility and Locality Information
B) Notification
C) Response Management System
1) Command
2) Information
3) Safety
4) Liaison,Staff Mobilization
5) Operations
6) Hazard Assessment Planning
7) Protection Planning
8) Coordination with natural resource trustees
9) Hazardous Waste Minimization
10) Hazardous Waste Management
11) Logistics
12) Finance/procedure/administration
D) Incident Documentation
E) Training and Exercise/Drills
F) Response Critique and Plan Review and Modification Process
G) Prevention
H) Emergency Equipment
I) Aid Agreements
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Section I: Plan Introduction Elements
Purpose and Scope of Plan Coverage
The Home Depot is a retail home improvement center with prepackaged consumer products that are sold to the
general public.The Home Depot also uses hazardous materials as fuel for forklifts,pallet jacks and other similar
vehicles. The hazards associated with this facility are incidental releases. Hazardous materials are stored in various
sizes,almost solely in consumer-packaged containers.This plan is being developed to comply with local,state,and
federal regulations,including the State of Massachusetts Hazardous Waste Management Rules and 40 CFR 264:51.
Section II: General Information
A)Business Information
Business Name: The Home Depot#2612
Business Address: 65 Independence Drive
Hyannis,MA 02601
Phone Number: (508)778-8948
SIC Number: 5211
Business Description: Retail Home Improvement Center
Owner/Operator: The Home Depot U.S.A.
2455 Paces Ferry Road NW
Atlanta,GA 30339
B)Emergency Contacts:
Facility Associates:
Primary Emergency Coordinator: Mike Wichman,Store Manager
Office Phone: (508)778-8948
Primary 24-Hour Phone: (508)759-6227
Address: 65 Independence Drive
Hyannis,MA 02601
Secondary Emergency Coordinator: Kevin Bacchiocchi,Operations Manager
Office Phone: (508)778-8948
Secondary 24-Hour Phone: (508)295-0926
Address: 65 Independence Drive
Hyannis,MA 02601
The Home Depot Corporate Personnel:
Ryan Williams,Regulatory Compliance Specialist
(770)384-4980.Home Depot Office Number
3E Company,Hazardous Materials Assistance
24 Hour Hotline(800)451-8346
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In case of emergency contact:
Fire Department: 911 or(508)362-3312
Police Department: 911 or(508)775-0387
Paramedic: 911
Poison Control: 911 or(800)451-8346
Massachusetts DEP: (888)304-1133
Hospital: (508)771-1800
Cape Cod Hospital
27 Park St
Hyannis,MA 02601
Section III: Core Plan Elements
A)Discovery and Initial Response:
Once a Home Depot associate discovers or is informed of a release,they shall take the following steps:
1) Immediately evacuate the affected area of all customers and non-essential associates
2) Notify a Store Manager,Operations Manager or Department Manager to coordinate the clean up and
initiate emergency notification procedures,if needed
3) Contact 3E Company(hazardous materials consultants)for product specific clean-up instructions,24
hours: (800)451-8346
4) Obtain a spill clean-up kit from location closest to the spill(paint department,garden department,
receiving,special services desk)The kit must contain rubber gloves,Abzorbit,broom,plastic shovel,
durable bag and plastic container,and chemical splash goggles.
5) Only associates trained in these clean up procedures can assist in the clean up of chemical spills
If the spill is greater than incidental or exceeds reportable quantities,the following procedures apply:
1) Immediately evacuate the affected area of all customers and non-essential associates
2) Notify a Store Manager,Operations Manager or Department Manager to coordinate the clean up and
initiate emergency notification procedures
3) Notify 3E Company,24 hours:(800)451-8346
4) Immediate containment of spill if possible without exposing associates to hazard
(Dependant on the materials involved,location of spill etc.)
5) Notify Corporate Associates
Emergency Notification Procedures:
The Home Depot Corporate Representatives,Store Manager on Duty,or 3E Company will notify applicable federal,
state,and local agencies.Massachusetts DEP regulations require that all releases of hazardous materials be reported.
Massachusetts DEP: (888)304-1133
Fire Department:911
Once a Home Depot associate discovers a fire,they shall take the following steps:
1) Immediately evacuate the affected area of all customers and non-essential associates
2) Immediate notification of 911 for fire department response
3) Initiate store evacuation process
B) Evacuation:
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1) Signals that will be used to initiate evacuation include announcements over the PA system,verbal
means and via two-radios that management personnel utilize
2) Evacuation will occur through the nearest emergency exits that are located throughout the perimeter of
the building. Exits are clearly marked with self-illuminating signs. The evacuation staging area is in
front of the building in the parking lot.
C)Sustained Actions:
In the unlikely event that a spill would require a prolonged clean-up procedure,The Home Depot would contact 3E
Company to dispatch a licensed emergency response contractor. The following ER contractor may be used:
Environmental Products&Services 802-660-9855
Philips Services 800-567-7455
The emergency response contractors will utilize properly trained associates to clean up and remove hazardous
wastes at the facility. In the event of an emergency,the fire department will be contacted to respond to and mitigate
the emergency.
D)Termination and Follow-Up Actions:•
The emergency response contractor utilized will be responsible for the demobilization of any resources they may
have used to mitigate the spill.Any hazardous waste generated as a result of the clean-up process will be handled in
accordance with local,state,and federal regulations. The Home Depot associates,in conjunction with 3E Company
representatives,will conduct accident investigations,and submit all applicable written reports to federal,state and
local agencies.
Section IV: Annexes
A)Facility and Locality Information
This Home Depot facility is retail store with approximately 82,000 square feet.This facility is equipped with an
automatic sprinkler system that is maintained on a regular basis to ensure proper operation.
B)Notification
In the event that outside notification is required for an incident at The Home Depot,the manager on duty will make
notification determinations and will appoint an assistant manager or applicable staff member to notify the people
listed as emergency contacts in Section II. 3E will be notified immediately to review appropriate spill response
procedures prior to spill clean up. The Home Depot management,or a designated representative when appropriate
will contact the Fire Department and the Massachusetts DEP. In addition,the fire department will be notified in the
event of any evacuation of a significant area or the building in its entirety. 3E may instruct store personnel to
contact the DEP and the fire department if they receive a call for response guidance that exceeds the capability,
training,and/or resources of The Home Depot associates. A written report will be submitted to the DEP within 15
days of the incident.
C)Response Management System
As previously stated,in the event of an emergency incident at The Home Depot,a licensed emergency response
contractor will be called to mitigate the incident.The Home Depot store management associates will inform
responders as to the location of the release,and assist all fire department and emergency response contractors during
an incident at the facility.
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1) Command: The command post will be determined according the location and type of incident that is
occurring. The manager on duty will disseminate information at the facility. The designated Home Depot
representative on-site(Manager on duty—see Section IV,C,4)will inform all responders on the specific
products involved in the incident,as well as notify them as to the location of emergency response
equipment located in the facility.The Home Depot associates will remain under the guidance of outside
emergency responders,and Corporate associates.
2) Information: Local officials will be contacted should a major release occur. A major release includes any
release that is over manageable amounts,exceeds the TPQ,or is beyond the mitigation and abatement
capabilities of The Home Depot associates. If further notification is required,the fire department,in
conjunction with the police department,will contact neighboring facilities. Corporate Safety Associates
will conduct any press conferences,press releases,or community relations.
3) Safety: Upon discovery of a release,customers and associates will be evacuated from the area. If the
release is significant,such as unconfined volatile hazards or immediate danger to life or health,the facility
will be evacuated.
Evacuation will be initiated via the public address,two-way radio transmission,shouting,and/or fire alarm
when appropriate.The Home Depot will assist customers in locating the closest emergency exits,which are
illuminated. Once their department is clear of customers,The Home Depot associates will proceed to the
pre-determined evacuation and staging area for a head count and further instruction.
Emergency responders and clean up contractors will then be summoned for assistance. Only licensed
contractors utilizing HAZWOPER trained personnel will be used.
4) Liaison,Staff Mobilization:The Home Depot does not have an internal emergency response team,and will
follow the guidance of local responding officials and the emergency response contractors dispatched to the
incident. The manager on duty is responsible for informing the incident commander and local officials
about the incident that has occurred.
5) Operations:The Home Depot has limited hazards as they consist of prepackaged consumer general
merchandise products packaged in relatively small containers,and propane utilized as forklift fuel.
Materials that may be involved in an incident include: flammable and combustible liquids,flammable
gases,aerosol products,corrosive liquids,water reactive liquids,liquid and solid oxidizers,and liquids
classified as irritating,toxic or as having other health hazards. The first step in responding to an incident
would be to determine which of these types of products were involved in the incident,and what their
characteristics are. This information may be obtained by calling(800)451-8346,and speaking to 3E
personnel via the spill phone hotline,by accessing the Material Safety Data Sheet for the product and/or by
review of product labeling. After the chemical characteristics are known,the'proper response will be
determined.
6) Hazard Assessment Planning: Potentially hazardous products located at the facility are identified above. i
The primary hazard to The Home Depot associates and customers in the facility is the inhalation of spilled
volatile hazardous chemicals. Once a release has been recognized,all customers and non-essential
associates shall evacuate the area. Spill clean up procedures deemed appropriate in consultation with 3E
Company are to be followed,including the donning of PPE(i.e.gloves,eye protection,etc.). No person
shall attempt to mitigate the release unless the appropriate.PPE level is available and the person is
adequately trained.
7) Protection Planning: All non-essential Home Depot associates will be isolated from the area of any release.
All responding(properly trained)associates in the area will don the appropriate level of PPE.
Environmental concerns may be mitigated by the use of absorbents to clean up chemicals involved. All
hazardous wastes will be stored and labeled properly by the responders.
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Because The Home Depot stores primarily carry pre-packaged consumer products,planning consists of
proper storage,handling and disposal,(if necessary)of hazardous materials. See Training and Exercise
Drills Section for additional information.
8) Coordination with Natural Resource Trustees: In the unlikely event that an incident at The Home Depot
would affect the surrounding areas, Home Depot Corporate Associates,or a designated representative will
provide information and cooperation to the Natural Resource Damage Assessment,administered by the
Environmental Protection Agency(EPA).
9) Hazardous Waste Minimization: If a hazardous product becomes unsellable as a"standard"product for
any reason,efforts are made to disposition the product utilizing the following methods:
a) Markdown if sellable(non-leaking,clearly labeled products only)
b) Donations for use as intended(Charitable organizations)
c) Return to vendor-for defective products only
d) Repackaging/Relabeling(does not include handling open or loose chemicals)
e) Store use as intended
10) Hazardous Waste Management: The Home Depot may generate waste as a result of severely damaged
products or accidental chemical spills. Waste stored on-site is properly packaged,labeled,secured,
maintained and inspected by The Home Depot associates prior to disposal in accordance to federal, state,
and local regulations. Hazardous waste manifests are maintained on file for verification of proper waste
management and disposal.
The licensed contractor selected by The Home Depot in conjunction with 3E Company will oversee
hazardous waste operations and disposals. The contractor is responsible for providing and maintaining all
required decontamination equipment.
11) Logistics: Because of the minimal chance of an incident,The Home Depot will utilize only licensed
professional emergency response contractors. The logistics will be the responsibility of the contractor.
12) Finance/procurement/administration: The acquisition of resources and any incident related cost will be
handled by The Home Depot corporate office and their representatives.
D) Incident Documentation:
In the unlikely event of a substantial release,all appropriate federal,local,and state requirements will be met. This
includes OSHA-incident reports,spill/generator reports,and risk assessments.
E) Training and Exercise Drills:
In compliance with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard and the Resource Conservation Recovery Act,the
Store Manager and the Human Resource Manager provide Associates with the following training:
• Federal Hazard Communication Standard"Right to Know'Law
• Hazards associated with exposure to hazardous chemicals
• Labeling System
• How to read Materials Safety Data Sheets(MSDS)
• Proper use and maintenance of Personal Protective Equipment(PPE)
• Operations in which hazardous chemicals are used
• Hazards involved with non-routine tasks
• Emergency procedures
• Protective measures against exposures
• Proper waste handling,storage and disposal
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The Home Depot associates are also instructed in identification and handling of hazardous materials in the
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workplace. Additionally,Associates are trained in the containment and mitigation of incidental small chemical
releases.
The aforementioned training is provided in the following classes:
1) Hazard Communication training video,
2) Comprehensive Handling Hazardous Materials(HHM)Training and quiz,
3) Annual Safety Training
4) And specific department instructions.
There are also weekly inspections of personal protective equipment and weekly"audits"of work areas to ensure safe.
practices are being followed.
Training shall be conducted upon initial assignment,reassignment to a new work area,and whenever a new type of
hazard is introduced into the work area. Emergency communication systems,fire protection equipment and spill
control equipment are tested and maintained on a regular basis to ensure proper operation.
The Human Resource Manager documents that all appropriate and required training has been completed. After
attending the training session,each Associate is to sign off to verify that he/she attended and understands the
training.
On-site contractors are also to be informed of chemical hazards their employees may be exposed to while
performing work at this facility. On-site contracting employer(s)shall be given access to a copy of the Right-To-
Know guidelines. Contracting employers)must read and sign the guidelines. A copy is to be kept on file.
F)Response Critique and Plan Review Modification Process:
If a change to the plan is needed,store Associates should contact The Home Depot Corporation Representative. The
proper procedure to critique a response include a written critique submitted to Home Depot corporate risk
management Associates.
G)Prevention:
The Home Depot maintains hazardous chemicals primarily in prepackaged consumer products merchandised for
retail sale. Products merchandised are stocked in such a manner as to preclude accidental damage,and to prevent
spills or accidental mixtures.
H)Emerge ncEquipment:
The following communication equipment is available on site:
• PA System
• Telephones
• Two-Way Radios
The following emergency response equipment is available on site:
• Splash aprons
• Gloves
• Goggles
• Absorbent
• Mild detergent(Tide)
• Waste Storage Buckets
• Waste Labels
1) Aid Agreements:
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Request for aid notifications have been previously sent to all applicable agencies and emergency responders.
The Home Depot recognizes our obligation to renew these aid agreements annually.
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Table of Contents
Section I) Plan Introduction Elements
Section II) General Information
A) Business Information
B) Emergency Contacts
Section 111) Core Plan Elements
A) Discovery and Initial Response
B) Evacuation
C) Sustained Actions
D) Termination and Follow-Up Actions
Section IV) Annexes
A) Facility and Locality Information
B) Notification
C) Response Management System
1) Command
2) Information
3) Safety
4) Liaison,Staff Mobilization
5) Operations
6) Hazard Assessment Planning
7) Protection Planning
8) Coordination with natural resource trustees
9) Hazardous Waste Minimization
10) Hazardous Waste Management
11) Logistics
12) Finance/procedure/administration
D) Incident Documentation
E) Training and Exercise/Drills
F) Response Critique and Plan Review and Modification Process
G) Prevention
H) Emergency Equipment
I) Aid Agreements
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Section I: Plan Introduction Elements
Purpose and Scope of Plan Coverage
The Home Depot is a retail home improvement center with prepackaged consumer products that are sold to the
general public. The Home Depot also uses hazardous materials as fuel for forklifts,pallet jacks and other similar
vehicles. The hazards associated with this facility are incidental releases. Hazardous materials are stored in various
sizes,almost solely in consumer-packaged containers.This plan is being developed to comply with local,state,and
federal regulations, including the State of Massachusetts Hazardous Waste Management Rules and 40 CFR 264.51.
Section II: General Information
A)Business Information
Business Name: The Home Depot#2612
Business Address: 65 Independence Drive
Hyannis,MA 02601
Phone Number: (508)778-8948
SIC Number: 5211
Business Description: Retail Home Improvement Center
Owner/Operator: The Home Depot U.S.A.
2455 Paces Ferry Road NW
Atlanta, GA 30339
B)Emergency Contacts:
Facility Associates:
Primary Emergency Coordinator: Mike Whichman, Store Manager
Office Phone: (508)778-8948
Primary 24-Hour Phone: (508)759-6227
Address: 65 Independence Drive
Hyannis,MA 02601
Secondary Emergency Coordinator: Kevin Bacchiocchi, Operations Manager
Office Phone: (508)778-8948
Secondary 24-Hour Phone: (508)295-0926
Address: 65 Independence Drive
Hyannis,MA 02601
The Home Depot Corporate Personnel:
Ryan Williams,Regulatory Compliance Specialist
(770)384-4980 Home Depot Office Number
3E Company,Hazardous Materials Assistance
24 Hour Hotline(800)451-8346
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In case of emergency contact:
Fire Department: 911 or(508)362-3312
Police Department: 911 or(508)775-0387
Paramedic: 911
Poison Control: 911 or(800)451-8346
Massachusetts DEP: (888)304-1133
Hospital: (508)771-1800
Cape Cod Hospital
27 Park St
Hyannis,MA 02601
Section III: Core Plan Elements
A)Discovery and Initial Response:
Once a Home Depot associate discovers or is informed of a release,they shall take the following steps:
1) Immediately evacuate the affected area of all customers and non-essential associates
2) Notify a Store Manager, Operations Manager or Department Manager to coordinate the clean up and
initiate emergency notification procedures,if needed
3) Contact 3E Company(hazardous materials consultants)for product specific clean-up instructions,24
hours: (800)451-8346
4) Obtain a spill clean-up kit from location closest to the spill(paint department,garden department,
receiving,special services desk)The kit must contain rubber gloves,Abzorbit,broom,plastic shovel,
durable bag and plastic container, and chemical splash goggles.
5) Only associates trained in these clean up procedures can assist in the clean up of chemical spills
If the spill is greater than incidental or exceeds reportable quantities,the following procedures apply:
1) Immediately evacuate the affected area of all customers and non-essential associates
2) Notify a Store Manager,Operations Manager or Department Manager to coordinate the clean up and
initiate emergency notification procedures
3) Notify 3E Company,24 hours: (800)451-8346
4) Immediate containment of spill if possible without exposing associates to hazard
(Dependant on the materials involved,location of spill etc.)
5) Notify Corporate Associates
Emergency Notification Procedures:
The Home Depot Corporate Representatives, Store Manager on Duty, or 3E Company will notify applicable federal,
state,and local agencies.Massachusetts DEP regulations require that all releases of hazardous materials be reported.
Massachusetts DEP: (888)304-1133
Fire Department: 911
Once a Home Depot associate discovers a fire,they shall take the following steps:
1) Immediately evacuate the affected area of all customers and non-essential associates
2) Immediate notification of 911 for fire department response
3) Initiate store evacuation process
B) Evacuation:
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1) Signals that will be used to initiate evacuation include announcements over the PA system,verbal
means and via two-radios that management personnel utilize
2) Evacuation will occur through the nearest emergency exits that are located throughout the perimeter of
the building. Exits are clearly marked with self-illuminating signs. The evacuation staging area is in
front of the building in the parking lot.
C)Sustained Actions:
In the unlikely event that a spill would require a prolonged clean-up procedure,The Home Depot would contact 3E
Company to dispatch a licensed emergency response contractor. The following ER contractor may be used:
Environmental Products&Services 802-660-9855
Philips Services 800-567-7455
The emergency response contractors will utilize properly trained associates to clean up and remove hazardous
wastes at the facility. In the event of an emergency,the fire department will be contacted to respond to and mitigate
the emergency.
D)Termination and Follow-Up Actions:
The emergency response contractor utilized will be responsible for the demobilization of any resources they may
have used to mitigate the spill.Any hazardous waste generated as a result of the clean-up process will be handled in
accordance with local, state,and federal regulations. The Home Depot associates,in conjunction with 3E Company
representatives,will conduct accident investigations,and submit all applicable written reports to federal, state and
local agencies.
Section IV: Annexes
A)Facility and Locality Information
This Home Depot facility is retail store with approximately 82,000 square feet.This facility is equipped with an
automatic sprinkler system that is maintained on a regular basis to ensure proper operation.
B)Notification
In the event that outside notification is required for an incident at The Home Depot,the manager on duty will make
notification determinations and will appoint an assistant manager or applicable staff member to notify the people
listed as emergency contacts in Section II. 3E will be notified immediately to review appropriate spill response
procedures prior to spill clean up. The Home Depot management,or a designated representative when appropriate
will contact the Fire Department and the Massachusetts DEP. In addition,the fire department will be notified in the
event of any evacuation of a significant area or the building in its entirety. 3E may instruct store personnel to
contact the DEP and the fire department if they receive a call for response guidance that exceeds the capability,
training,and/or resources of The Home Depot associates. A written report will be submitted to the DEP within 15
days of the incident.
C)Response Management System
As previously stated,in the event of an emergency incident at The Home Depot,a licensed emergency response
contractor will be called to mitigate the incident.The Home Depot store management associates will inform
responders as to the location of the release,and assist all fire department and emergency response contractors during
an incident at the facility.
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1) Command: The command post will be determined according the location and type of incident that is
occurring. The manager on duty will disseminate information at the facility. The designated Home Depot
representative on-site(Manager on duty—see Section IV,C,4)will inform all responders on the specific
products involved in the incident, as well as notify them as to the location of emergency response
equipment located in the facility.The Home Depot associates will remain under the guidance of outside
emergency responders,and Corporate associates.
2) Information: Local officials will be contacted should a major release occur. A major release includes any
release that is over manageable amounts,exceeds the TPQ,or is beyond the mitigation and abatement
capabilities of The Home Depot associates. If further notification is required,the fire department,in
conjunction with the police department,will contact neighboring facilities. Corporate Safety Associates
will conduct any press conferences,press releases,or community relations.
3) Safety: Upon discovery of a release,customers and associates will be evacuated from the area. If the
release is significant,such as unconfined volatile hazards or immediate danger to life or health,the facility
will be evacuated.
Evacuation will be initiated via the public address,two-way radio transmission, shouting, and/or fire alarm
when appropriate.The Home Depot will assist customers in locating the closest emergency exits,which are
illuminated. Once their department is clear of customers,The Home Depot associates will proceed to the
pre-determined evacuation and staging area for a head count and further instruction.
Emergency responders and clean up contractors will then be summoned for assistance. Only licensed
contractors utilizing HAZWOPER trained personnel will be used.
4) Liaison, Staff Mobilization: The Home Depot does not have an internal emergency response team,and will
follow the guidance of local responding officials and the emergency response contractors dispatched to the
incident. The manager on duty is responsible for informing the incident commander and local officials
about the incident that has occurred.
5) Operations: The Home Depot has limited hazards as they consist of prepackaged consumer general
merchandise products packaged in relatively small containers, and propane utilized as forklift fuel.
Materials that may be involved in an incident include: flammable and combustible liquids,flammable
gases,aerosol products, corrosive liquids,water reactive liquids,liquid and solid oxidizers, and liquids
classified as irritating,toxic or as having other health hazards. The first step in responding to an incident
would be to determine which of these types of products were involved in the incident, and what their
characteristics are. This information may be obtained by calling(800)451-8346, and speaking to 3E
personnel via the spill phone hotline,by accessing the Material Safety Data Sheet for the product and/or by
review of product labeling. After the chemical characteristics are known,the proper response will be
determined.
6) Hazard Assessment Planning: Potentially hazardous products located at the facility are identified above.
The primary hazard to The Home Depot associates and customers in the facility is the inhalation of spilled
volatile hazardous chemicals. Once a release has been recognized, all customers and non-essential
associates shall evacuate the area. Spill clean up procedures deemed appropriate in consultation with 3E
Company are to be followed,including the donning of PPE(i.e.gloves,eye protection,etc.). No person
shall attempt to mitigate the release unless the appropriate PPE level is available and the person is
adequately trained.
7) Protection Planning: All non-essential Home Depot associates will be isolated from the area of any release.
All responding(properly trained)associates in the area will don the appropriate level of PPE.
Environmental concerns may be mitigated by the use of absorbents to clean up chemicals involved. All
hazardous wastes will be stored and labeled properly by the responders.
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Because The Home Depot stores primarily carry pre-packaged consumer products,planning consists of
proper storage,handling and disposal,(if necessary)of hazardous materials. See Training and Exercise
Drills Section for additional information.
8) Coordination with Natural Resource Trustees: In the unlikely event that an incident at The Home Depot
would affect the surrounding areas, Home Depot Corporate Associates,or a designated representative will
provide information and cooperation to the Natural Resource Damage Assessment,administered by the
Environmental Protection Agency(EPA).
9) Hazardous Waste Minimization: If a hazardous product becomes unsellable as a"standard"product for
any reason,efforts are made to disposition the product utilizing the following methods:
a) Markdown if sellable(non-leaking,clearly labeled products only)
b) Donations for use as intended(Charitable organizations)
c) Return to vendor-for defective products only
d) Repackaging/Relabeling(does not include handling open or loose chemicals)
e) Store use as intended
10) Hazardous Waste Management: The Home Depot may generate waste as a result of severely damaged
products or accidental chemical spills. Waste stored on-site is properly packaged,labeled,secured,
maintained and inspected by The Home Depot associates prior to disposal in accordance to federal,state,
and local regulations. Hazardous waste manifests are maintained on file for verification of proper waste
management and disposal.
The licensed contractor selected by The Home Depot in conjunction with 3E Company will oversee
hazardous waste operations and disposals. The contractor is responsible for providing and maintaining all
required decontamination equipment.
11) Logistics: Because of the minimal chance of an incident,The Home Depot will utilize only licensed
professional emergency response contractors. The logistics will be the responsibility of the contractor.
12) Finance/procurement/administration: The acquisition of resources and any incident related cost will be
handled by The Home Depot corporate office and their representatives.
D) Incident Documentation:
In the unlikely event of a substantial release, all appropriate federal,local,and state requirements will be met. This
includes OSHA incident reports,spill/generator reports,and risk assessments.
E) Training and Exercise Drills:
In compliance with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard and the Resource Conservation Recovery Act,the
Store Manager and the Human Resource Manager provide Associates with the following training:
• Federal Hazard Communication Standard"Right to Know' Law
• Hazards associated with exposure to hazardous chemicals
• Labeling System
• How to read Materials Safety Data Sheets(MSDS)
• Proper use and maintenance of Personal Protective Equipment(PPE)
• Operations in which hazardous chemicals are used
• Hazards involved with non-routine tasks
• Emergency procedures
• Protective measures against exposures
• Proper waste handling,storage and disposal
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The Home Depot associates are also instructed in identification and handling of hazardous materials in the
workplace. Additionally,Associates are trained in the containment and mitigation of incidental small chemical
releases.
The aforementioned training is provided in the following classes:
1) Hazard Communication training video,
2) Comprehensive Handling Hazardous Materials(HHM)Training and quiz,
3) Annual Safety Training
.4) And specific department instructions.
There are also weekly inspections of personal protective equipment and weekly"audits"of work areas to ensure safe
practices are being followed.
Training shall be conducted upon initial assignment,reassignment to a new work area, and whenever a new type of
hazard is introduced into the work area. Emergency communication systems,fire protection equipment and spill
control equipment are tested and maintained on a regular basis to ensure proper operation.
The Human Resource Manager documents that all appropriate and required training has been completed. After
attending the training session,each Associate is to sign off to verify that he/she attended and understands the
training.
On-site contractors are also to be informed of chemical hazards their employees may be exposed to while
performing work at this facility. On-site contracting employer(s) shall be given access to a copy of the Right-To-
Know guidelines. Contracting employer(s)must read and sign the guidelines. A copy is to be kept on file.
F)Response Critique and Plan Review Modification Process:
If a change to the plan is needed,store Associates should contact The Home Depot Corporation Representative. The
proper procedure to critique a response include a written critique submitted to Home Depot corporate risk
management Associates.
G)Prevention:
The Home Depot maintains hazardous chemicals primarily in prepackaged consumer products merchandised for
retail sale. Products merchandised are stocked in such a manner as to preclude accidental damage,and to prevent
spills or accidental mixtures.
H)Emergency Equipment:
The following communication equipment is available on site:
• PA System
• Telephones
• Two-Way Radios
The following emergency response equipment is available on site:
• Splash aprons
• Gloves
• Goggles
• Absorbent
• Mild detergent(Tide)
• Waste Storage Buckets
• Waste Labels
I) Aid Agreements:
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Request for aid notifications have been previously sent to all applicable agencies and emergency responders.
The Home Depot recognizes our obligation to renew these aid agreements annually.
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TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ON-SITE INVENTORY
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Name of Hauler-, 3E _Destination:
Waste Product: Licensed? es No
__.NO_TE: Under the provisions of Ch. 111, Section 31, of the General Laws of MA, hazardous materials use,
storage and disposal of 111 gallons or more a month requires a license from the Public Health Division.
LIST OF TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS 1*P eaxsL 'r' 30 clad S.
The Board of Health and the Public Health Division have determined that the following products exhibit toxic
or hazardous characteristics and must be registered regardless of volume.
Observed/Maximum Observed/Maximum
Antifreeze (for gasoline or coolant systems) JsP— �� Misc. Corrosive
NEW USED Cesspool cleaners
Automatic transmission fluid Disinfectants
Engine and radiator flushes Road Salts (Halite)
Hydraulic fluid (including brake fluid) Refrigerants
Motor Oils �,�`—� Pesticides
'07 aW USED (insecticides, , rodenticides)
Gasoline, Jet fuel, Aviation gas Photochemicals (Fixers)
Diesel Fuel, kerosene, #2 heating oil NEW USED
2-51 Misc. petroleum products: grease, Photochemicals (Developer)
lubricants, gear oil NEW USED
Degreasers for engines and metal Printing ink
Degreasers for driveways &garages Wood preservatives (creosote)
Caulk/Grout Swimming pool chlorine
Battery acid (electrolyte)/Batteries Lye or caustic soda
Rustproofers v 5—Z isc. Combustible
Car wash detergents Leather dyes
Car waxes and polishes Fertilizers
Asphalt & roofing tar PCB's
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Lacquer thinners (inc. carbon tetrachloride)
NEW USED Z Any other products with "poison" labels
Paint &varnish removers, deglossers (including chloroform, formaldehyde, —
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August 26, 2004
Mr. Jack Stupakevich,Human Resources Manager
Home Depot
65 Independence Drive
Hyannis,MA 02601
RE: 2004 Hazardous Materials Inventory&Inspection Status: Passed with Restrictions
Dear Mr. Stupakevich:
Thank you for your time and cooperation during the hazardous materials inventory and site visits
at Home Depot on August 23rd and August 25"'. This letter contains information from those visits
that will help you, and additional management staff,become compliant with hazardous waste
regulations in the Town of Barnstable.
Enclosed are copies of Article 39: Control of Toxic and Hazardous Materials ordinance and a
copy of the Toxic and Hazardous Materials On-Site Inventory form from the visits to your
business. Please note the problems identified at your place of business during the hazardous
materials inspection and their corresponding recommendations listed below:
PROBLEM:
• Home Depot is in violation of Section 9-1 of Article 39: Control of Toxic and Hazardous
Materials,which states, "The release of any hazardous materials and/or acutely hazardous
materials upon the ground, or into any surface...within the Town of Barnstable,is
prohibited."
• There were three releases of plaster and cement dry powder mix on the floor and at eye
level storage (on a pallet). This material is a health hazard in that it can cause severe
burns, skin irritation,inhalation and respiratory damage.
ORDER:
• Section 5-2 of Article 39 states, "Provisions shall be made to contain the product(i.e.
hazardous materials)in the case of an accidental release."
• As soon as possible,please plan and conduct additional staff"refresher"training in
hazardous materials identification,handling,PPE and proper spill response.
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• Please instruct your store staff to focus on taking a few moments during their workday to
implement safety measures in order to prevent hazardous materials spills and releases of
any kind.
• As we discussed today, customer service is very important at your business,but a
hazardous materials release is a not only a potential legal liability for your company,it is
a safety priority and it must be dealt with quickly in order to secure employee health and
safety,as well as customer health and safety.
PROBLEM:
• During the inspection visits on August 23`d and August 251h,the emergency exit doors at
the front of the store(by the restrooms)and the emergency exit door in the rear of the
building were blocked.
• The eye wash stations located throughout your store may not be OSHA approved for first
aid emergencies.
• The Spill Response Kit in the receiving area(rear of the store)is not easily accessible.
RECOMMENDATION:
• As part of your staff s spill response refresher training, it is recommended that you
remind them to keep all emergency exits clear of clutter and machinery so these doors
are accessible when needed. This should be a standard procedure at the Home Depot.
• The eye wash stations located throughout your store are not"free flowing"(hooked into
plumbing in order to run"hands free"). OSHA may require eye wash stations which can
run continuously for 15 minutes. You have one station in the receiving area that may
run for this length of time. It is recommended that you look into what is required for
your eye wash stations to ensure you are not at risk for an inadequate response to a
medical emergency involving an employee, or possibly, a customer.
• The Spill Response Kit in the receiving area should be located in an area where it is
easily accessible. When responding to a hazardous materials spill or release,prompt
timing of containment/clean up is of the utmost importance. During this annual
inspection,you had three hazardous material releases. Please consider placing this Spill
Response Kit in a more practical location.
On Site Inventory Total
The Toxic and Hazardous Materials On-Site Inventory from August 23`d and 25th,2004 shows
that you have approximately gallons of toxic and hazardous materials being used, stored,
generated and disposed of at the Home Depot, 65 Independence Drive,Hyannis(Please see
enclosed Toxic and Hazardous Materials On Site Inventory sheet).
The Board of Health has determined that the using, storing, generating and disposing of over I I I
gallons of hazardous materials per month requires businesses in the Town of Barnstable to obtain
an annual Hazardous Materials License. This license should be purchased within the next 30
days from the Town of Barnstable Town Offices, 200 Main Street,Hyannis,MA 02601
(application enclosed).
Please refer to the Town of Barnstable General Ordinance:Article 39,Section 6-5 (A-B-C-D-E).
A Contingency Plan must be submitted with your license application. Reviewing your
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contingency plan for hazardous materials spills and related emergencies (and its location
throughout the store)is highly recommended at this time.
Why are these recommendations being made for The Home Depot?
• This information is intended to educate you, a business owner/operator in the Town of
Barnstable,in order to keep your business operations in compliance with local, state and
federal toxic and hazardous materials laws so that you can avoid future regulatory
problems.
• Complying with the Control of Toxic and Hazardous Materials ordinance(Article 39)can
prevent contamination of Barnstable's existing and future drinking water supply,prevent
environmental contamination which can bankrupt site owners,lower or destroy land
values, drive out residents and industry,depress local economies and endanger public
health.
As a follow up to the site visit and inventory completed on Monday,August 23'd and
Wednesday,August 251h,2004,a representative from the Public Health Division will re-visit
your business during the next 30 days to further advise you on your compliance. If you have
any questions about these problems,the orders and recommendations,or you need further
information,guidance or assistance,please do not hesitate to contact the Public Health Division.
Sincerely,
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Director of Public Health
Amy L.v6ace
Hazardous Materials Specialist
Enc. On-Site Inventory (copy)
Article 39 (copy)
Hazardous Materials Permit Application
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_NO_TE: Under the provisions of Ch. 111, Section 31, of the General Laws of MA, hazardous materials use,
storage and disposal of 111 gallons or more a month requires a license from the Public Health Division.
LIST OF TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS A ea,,zL ®-b+CtA:,n n 3o cAcc�j 5:"
The Board of Health and the Public Health Division have determined that the following products exhibit toxic
or hazardous characteristics and must be registered regardless of volume.
Observed/Maximum Observed/Maximum
Antifreeze (for gasoline or coolant systems) Jr— Misc. Corrosive
NEW USED Cesspool cleaners
Automatic transmission fluid Disinfectants
Engine and radiator flushes Road Salts (Halite)
Hydraulic fluid (including brake fluid) Refrigerants
Motor Oils 25131 Pesticides
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Gas`t7line, Jet fuel, Aviation gas Photochemicals (Fixers)
Diesel Fuel, kerosene, #2 heating oil NEW USED
2—S 4U4 Misc, petroleum products: grease, Photochemicals (Developer)
lubricants, gear oil NEW USED
Degreasers for engines and metal Printing ink
Degreasers for driveways & garages Wood preservatives (creosote)
Caulk/Grout Swimming pool chlorine
Battery acid (electrolyte)/Batteries Lye or caustic soda
Rustproofers v� isc. Combustible
Car wash detergents Leather dyes
Car waxes and polishes 08 Fertilizers
Asphalt & roofing tar PCB's
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Lacquer thinners (inc. carbon tetrachloride)
NEW USED Any other products with "poison" labels
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g Misc. Flammables ' / hydrochloric acid, other acids)
Floor&furniture strippers ✓ Other products not listed which you feel
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RECEIVED
February 12, 2004 FEB 2 5 2004
TOWN OF BARNSTABLE
Thomas A. McKean HEALTH DEPT.
Town of Barnstable Public Health Division
200 Main Street
Hyannis,MA 02601
Re: Notification ofDowngradient Property Status'Subrilittal: — -
65 Independence Drive
Hyannis,Massachusetts
Dear Mr.McKean:
On behalf of the Flately Company, Woodard & Curran Inc. has completed a Downgradient
Property Status (DPS) Opinion, which has submitted to the Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Protection for the property located at 65 Independence Drive in Hyannis. The
document is available for review at the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
(MADEP);;Southeast;Regional!.Office, located.at.200.Riverside4Drive;-rn.Lakeville:7
The DPS submittal was completed in accordance with the Massachusetts Contingency Plan
(MCP)(310 CMR 40.0000). The MCP regulates the investigation and remediation of sites where
oil or hazardous-material has been released into the environment.
This document has been sent to you as required under the MCP(310 CMR 40.1403(3)(g)). If you
have any questions regarding this matter,please contact the undersigned at(781)251-0200.
Sincerely,
Woodard & Curran Inc.
T mpson,P.G.
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cc: Mr. John Klimm,Barnstable Town Manager
Massachusetts,Department of Environmental Protection;Southeast�egiohal Office
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WELL DRILLER
Please specify work performed: Address at well location:
Decommissioned Street Number: Street Name:
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65 INDEPENDENCE DRIVE
Please specify well type: Building Lot#: Assessor's Map#:
Monitoring _... ..._._.. __.._..
Assessor's Lot#: ZIP Code:
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Number Of Wells:
1
City/Town:
Well Location BA ABLE
In public right-of-way: GPS (GPS for the deepest well)
Yes No North: West:
41.67559 70.30094
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Subdivision/Property/Description:
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F click here if same as well location address
Property Owner: Street Number: Street Name:
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f 905 BSOUTH MAIN STREET
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City/Town: State:
Engineering Firm: MANSFIEID MASSACHUSETTS
(SOVEREIGN ZIP Code:
Board of health permit obtained:
Yes (i Not Required
Permit Number: Date Issued:
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(, Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
Bureau of Resource Protection—Well Driller Program
Well Completion Reports(Decommission)
Well Driller - Decommission Form
WELL INFORMATION
Date Decommissioned 5—A 2011
Depth of Decommissioned Well 105
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION(IF AVAILABLE)
Original WCR#for ......
Decommissioned Well
- Well ended in formation type CO ptiorb;arcen Bedrock
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Was a new well drilled? i Yes WCR#for New Well
DEP 21 E Site# ( DEP Groundwater Discharge#
CASING
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Casing Type Polyvinyl Chloride Casing Diameter
........................ Was casing ripped or ...................
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Was Casing left in place? C Yes C,, No perforated? Yes No
From To
Were obstructions left
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in the well? o If yes,what type? w w<
Surface Seal Type lcm
DECOMMISSIONING MATERIAL
Water
From :.To 'Material 1 —Weight-Material 2 Weight Batche Method Of Placement
{s Bentonite Grout ---Choose Material--- =Tremie
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WATER LEVEL
Date Measured :Static Depth BGS (ft) Flowing:Rate(gpm)
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Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
I' Bureau of Resource Protection—Well Driller Program
( Well Completion Reports(Decommission)
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COMMENTS
a WELL IS LOCATED IN HYANNIS,MA WHICH IS NOT AN AVAILABLE OPTION IN YOUR TOWN DROP-DOWN. PLEASE CORRECT. COORDS ARE F
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WELL DRILLERS STATEMENT
This well was drilled or altered under my direct supervision, according to the applicable rules and regulations,and this report is complete a
knowledge.
Driller 1JEREMIAHFLUET Registration# 3 Monitoring[M] M Supervising Dri
Firm 1DRILEX ENVIRONMENT, Rig Permit# 610 Date Job Com
NOTE:Well Completion Reports must be filed by the registered well driller within 30 days of well completion.
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Health Complaints
04-Mar-04
Time: 12:14:00 PM Date: 2/6/2004 Complaint Number: 17257
Referred To: DONNA MIORANDI Taken By: DENISE WITTER
Complaint Type: GENERAL
Article X Detail: UNSANITARY CONDITIONS
Business Name: HOME DEPOT
Number: 65 Street: INDEPENDENCE DRIVE
Village: HYANNIS Assessors Map_Parcel:
Complaint Description: LEAK FROM SEPTIC SYSTEM COMING UP
FROM THE FLOOR. EMPLOYEES MOPPED
IT UP AND DUMPED IT INTO THE SINK
THAT HAS THE BUBBLER BUILT INTO IT.
EMPLOYEES MOPPING IT UP WITHOUT
THE PROPER PROTECTION. THE CALLER
SAYS THE BATHROOMS ARE ALSO
HORRIBLE. OUT BACK THERE IS ALL
KINDS OF WASTE--SALTS, SHEET ROCK,
PLASTICS, PAPER, PALLETS OF WOOD.
CALLER CONCERNED ABOUT THE
HAZARDOUS WASTE OUT BACK BEHIND
THE STORE GETTING RAINED ON AND
WASHED INTO.THE WATER SYSTEM.
CALLER SAID HE TRIED CALLING THE
MANAGER BUT THE MANAGER DOESN'T
WANT TO SPEAK WITH HIM AND HUNG UP
ON HIM ONCE BEFORE.
Actions Taken/Results: DZM and DD investigated. They admitted to a
previous and a on-time back-up on Nov. 1,
2003 just after opening. Someone dumped an
old refrigerator and some fluorescent light bulbs
in the back. See Pictures. Spoke to Kevin and
Bob, the manager. Pallettes are picked up
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Health Complaints
04-Mar-04
three times a week and they will address the
dumping problem. DZM shall follow-up.
Investigation Date: 2/6/2004 Investigation Time: 3:45:00 PM
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CORPORATE OFFICES:Maine,Massachusetts,
WOODARD&CURRAN
New Hampshire,Connecticut,Illinois,Florida
Engineering - Science - Operations Operational offices throughout the U.S.
February 12,2004
John Klimm
Town Manager
Town of Barnstable Town Hall
367 Main Street
Hyannis,MA 02601
Re: Notification of Downgradient Property Status Submittal
65 Independence Drive
Hyannis,Massachusetts
Dear Mr.Klimm:
On behalf of the Flately Company, Woodard & Curran Inc. has completed a Downgradient
Property Status (DPS) Opinion, which has submitted to the Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Protection for the property located at 65 Independence Drive in Hyannis. The
document is available for review at the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
(MADEP)Southeast Regional Office, located at 200 Riverside Drive, in Lakeville.
The DPS submittal was completed in accordance with the Massachusetts Contingency Plan
(MCP)(310 CMR 40.0000). The MCP regulates the investigation and remediation of sites where
oil or hazardous material has been released into the environment.
This document has been sent to you as required under the MCP(310 CMR 40.1403(3)(g)). If you
have any questions regarding this matter,please contact the undersigned at(781)251-0200.
Sincerely,
Woodard & Curran Inc.
i noo son,P.G.
se Professional
cc: Mr-.Thomas-A:McKean,.Head of Barnstable Public Health Division
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Southeast Regional Office
980 Washington Street,Suite 325 1 Dedham, Massachusetts 02026 1 781-251-0200 1 781-251-0847(Fax)
1-800-446-5518 1 www.woodardcurran.com
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Type of Well Capacity
Purpose of Well«
Agreement:
The undersigned agree to install the aforedescribed individual well in accordance with the provisions of The
Town of Barnstable Board Health ivate Well Protection Regulation - The undersigned further agrees not to
place the well in operation it a Cer is t o Complia ce has been issued by the Board of Health.
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Application Disapproved for the following reasons:
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BOARD OF HEALTH
TOWN OF BARNSTABLE
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place the well in operation until a Cert%c tee of�Complia ce has been
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