Salt Storage SALT STORAGE Sample Clauses

Salt Storage SALT STORAGE. OBJECTIVE All de-icing chemicals shall be stored inside proper storage structures so as to minimize loss of salt to the environment. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATION If not properly stored, de-icing chemicals can be lost to the environment in large quantities because of exposure to precipitation and wind. This loss can be costly due to that actual loss of salt, and can lead to environmental damage. CURRENT SITUATION 100% of sites where salt is stored has the salt placed inside structures. 100% of sites storage is on impermeable pads for County owned sites. 12 of the 14 sites have loading pads. 100% of the sites are graded to ensure that water runs away from the storage structure. None of our sites have indoor loading for spreaders GOAL Since the Fall of 2003 all salt and sand/salt blends are stored inside buildings on impermeable floors. All new maintenance facilities are to be designed in accordance with the principles set out in TAC’s Code of Practice for Design and Operation of Maintenance Yards. RESPONSBILITIES Director – Proceed with the planning, design, acquisition and construction of new and upgraded salt storage facilities to ensure that all salt is stored inside a building. (Reference: TAC Code of Practice for Design and Operation of Road Maintenance Yards) Area Xxxxxxx – Ensure that all salt is under cover. PERFORMANCE MEASURE Percentage of salt storage locations with inside storage designed to TAC Code of Practice. REFERENCES Facilities Audit (Pages 30-32, Map 33) 4.8.3 Sand and Salt Location Capacities MTO or Storage Location # Location Name Capacity Patrol Yard Dome/ Building Patrol A 1 Township of Georgian Bluffs (Keppel) Salt/Sand Storage Structure 3,040 m3 Building 50% owned by Township of Georgian Bluffs 2 Township of Georgian Bluffs (Sarawak) Salt/Sand Storage Structure 3,058 m 3 Building 40% owned by Township of Georgian Bluffs 4 Sand Dome Salt Shed Township of Chatsworth (Xxxxxxxx) 3,140 m3 90 m3 Dome Shed Sand Dome 4,230 m3 Dome 50% owned by Township of Chatsworth Patrol B 5 Municipality of Meaford (St. Xxxxxxx) Salt/Sand Storage Structure 4,200m3 Building 50% owned by Municipality of Meaford 6 Clarksburg Depot Sand Dome 4,230 m3 Yes Dome Salt Shed 43% owned by Town of The Blue Mountains 150 m3 7 Xxxxxxxxx Yard Sand Dome 3,330 m3 Dome 8 Xxxxxxxxx’x Yard Sand Dome 4,230 m3 Dome Patrol C 9 Township of Southgate (Egremont Yard) Sand Dome 3,000 m3 Dome 10 Durham Yard and (MTO) Sand Dome 4,000 m3 Yes Dome 3 Chatsworth Depot Yes 4.8.3 Sand and S...
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