Common use of HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILL RESPONSE PLAN (SRP Clause in Contracts

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILL RESPONSE PLAN (SRP. (1) The Sublessee shall develop, maintain and provide a copy to the Airport Manager of a Hazardous Materials Spill Response Plan describing the procedures and training for the Sublessee's employees, agents and contractors who handle hazardous materials at the Airport. The SRP must include (a) the measures the operator will take to prevent a release of fuel; (b) the steps the operator will take, in the event of a release of fuel, to (i) stop the release; and (ii) contain and prevent spreading or migration of any fuel released; (c) the operator's plan for immediate notification describing any release of fuel to the airport manager and to each regulatory agency that requires such a report; (d) a contact list of phone numbers for the Sublessee's key company personnel and agency personnel; (e) an inventory list of available response equipment and supplies on hand to be used to control and clean up an accidental release; (f) an inventory of protective clothing and devices for the safety of personnel responding to a hazardous material release; (g) the training each employee, agent and/or contractor has received before being allowed to handle hazardous materials at the Airport; and (h) how the contaminated cleanup materials are to be disposed of after a release response by the Sublessee. (2) Sublessee further agrees to have a copy of the SRP located at Sublessee’s fuel storage facility at all times. (3) Neither the submission of a plan by the Sublessee or an operator under this Article, nor the receipt of the plan by the Borough may be construed as approval or endorsement of the plan by the Borough. (4) The Sublessee shall ensure that its fueling personnel or agents have sufficient hazardous material release control and clean up supplies and training to control and clean up accidental releases that occur as a result of the Sublessee's tenancy and operations at the Airport.