Common use of Site Uses/Characteristics Requiring Source Control BMPs Clause in Contracts

Site Uses/Characteristics Requiring Source Control BMPs. Source control BMPs will be required for the site uses / characteristics listed below. Consult Public Works if there is any question as to whether or not any of these apply to your site. Specific requirements will be developed on a case-by-case basis. Guidance will generally be taken from the Oregon DEQ. Structural controls will be emphasized due to their permanent nature. The following site uses / characteristics require source control BMPs:  Fuel dispensing facilities: Places where fuel is transferred from bulk storage tanks to vehicles, equipment, and/or mobile containers (including fuel islands, above ground fuel tanks, fuel pumps, and the surrounding pad).  Exterior storage of liquid materials: A place where one or more above-ground storage tanks are used for outside storage of any type of liquid chemicals, waste oils, solvents, petroleum products, or food product.  Storage, use and transportation of hazardous/toxic materials: A place where the total quantity of stored or transported toxic compounds, confirmed carcinogens, halogenated solvents, or chemicals with a pH less than 6.0 or greater than 9.0 is expected to exceed 200 gallons or 1,000 pounds.  Exterior storage of bulk materials: Non-contained storage of materials that may adversely affect water quality. Examples are fertilizers, scrap and recycling materials, food items and wastes, soil and sand stockpiles, other raw materials and byproducts.  Material transfer areas/loading docks: An area designed to accommodate a truck/trailer being backed up to or into them and used specifically to receive or distribute materials to/from trucks/trailers. This includes loading/unloading facilities with docks, and large bay doors without docks.  Sites with existing or proposed interior floor drains.  Vehicle or equipment washing facilities: Areas designated for equipment or vehicle washing or steam cleaning.  Stormwater disposal from development on a contaminated site: Land that currently or previously has had pollutants detected in the soil or groundwater at concentrations that exceed state/federal cleanup standards.  Non-contained exterior solid waste storage areas.

Site Uses/Characteristics Requiring Source Control BMPs. ‌ Source control BMPs will be required for the site uses / uses/characteristics listed below. Consult Public Works if there is any question as to whether or not any of these apply to your site. Specific requirements will be developed on a case-by-case basis. Guidance will generally be taken from the Oregon DEQ. Structural controls will be emphasized due to their permanent nature. The following site uses / uses/characteristics require source control BMPs:  ▪ Fuel dispensing facilities: Places where fuel is transferred from bulk storage tanks to vehicles, equipment, and/or mobile containers (including fuel islands, above ground fuel tanks, fuel pumps, and the surrounding pad).  ▪ Exterior storage of liquid materials: A place where one or more above-ground storage tanks are used for outside storage of any type of liquid chemicals, waste oils, solvents, petroleum products, or food product.  ▪ Storage, use and transportation of hazardous/toxic materials: A place where the total quantity of stored or transported toxic compounds, confirmed carcinogens, halogenated solvents, or chemicals with a pH less than 6.0 or greater than 9.0 is expected to exceed 200 gallons or 1,000 pounds.  ▪ Exterior storage of bulk materials: Non-contained storage of materials that may adversely affect water quality. Examples are fertilizers, scrap and recycling materials, food items and wastes, soil and sand stockpiles, other raw materials and byproducts.  ▪ Material transfer areas/loading docks: An area designed to accommodate a truck/trailer being backed up to or into them and used specifically to receive or distribute materials to/from trucks/trailers. This includes loading/unloading facilities with docks, and large bay doors without docks.  ▪ Sites with existing or proposed interior floor drains.  ▪ Vehicle or equipment washing facilities: Areas designated for equipment or vehicle washing or steam cleaning.  ▪ Stormwater disposal from development on a contaminated site: Land that currently or previously has had pollutants detected in the soil or groundwater at concentrations that exceed state/federal cleanup standards.  ▪ Non-contained exterior solid waste storage areas.

Site Uses/Characteristics Requiring Source Control BMPs. Source control BMPs will be required for the site uses / characteristics listed below. Consult Public Works if there is any question as to whether or not any of these apply to your site. Specific requirements will be developed on a case-by-case by case basis. Guidance will generally be taken from the Oregon DEQ. Structural controls will be emphasized due to their permanent nature. The following site uses / characteristics require source control BMPs:  Fuel dispensing facilities: Places where fuel is transferred from bulk storage tanks to vehicles, equipment, and/or mobile containers (including fuel islands, above ground fuel tanks, fuel pumps, and the surrounding pad).  Exterior storage of liquid materials: A place where one or more above-ground storage tanks are used for outside storage of any type of liquid chemicals, waste oils, solvents, petroleum products, or food product.  Storage, use and transportation of hazardous/toxic materials: A place where the total quantity of stored or transported toxic compounds, confirmed carcinogens, halogenated solvents, or chemicals with a pH less than 6.0 or greater than 9.0 is expected to exceed 200 gallons or 1,000 pounds.  Exterior storage of bulk materials: Non-contained storage of materials that may adversely affect water quality. Examples are fertilizers, scrap and recycling materials, food items and wastes, soil and sand stockpiles, other raw materials and byproducts.  Material transfer areas/loading docks: An area designed to accommodate a truck/trailer being backed up to or into them and used specifically to receive or distribute materials to/from trucks/trailers. This includes loading/unloading facilities with docks, and large bay doors without docks.  Sites with existing or proposed interior floor drains.  Vehicle or equipment washing facilities: Areas designated for equipment or vehicle washing or steam cleaning.  Stormwater disposal from development on a contaminated site: Land that currently or previously has had pollutants detected in the soil or groundwater at concentrations that exceed state/federal cleanup standards.  Non-contained exterior solid waste storage areas.

Site Uses/Characteristics Requiring Source Control BMPs. ‌ Source control BMPs will be required for the site uses / uses/characteristics listed below. Consult Public Works if there is any question as to whether or not any of these apply to your site. Specific requirements will be developed on a case-by-case basis. Guidance will generally be taken from the Oregon DEQ. Structural controls will be emphasized due to their permanent nature. The following site uses / uses/characteristics require source control BMPs:  ▪ Fuel dispensing facilities: Places where fuel is transferred from bulk storage tanks to vehicles, equipment, and/or mobile containers (including fuel islands, above ground fuel tanks, fuel pumps, and the surrounding pad).  ▪ Exterior storage of liquid materials: A place where one or more above-ground storage tanks are used for outside storage of any type of liquid chemicals, waste oils, solvents, petroleum products, or food product.  ▪ Storage, use and transportation of hazardous/toxic materials: A place where the total quantity of stored or transported toxic compounds, confirmed carcinogens, halogenated solvents, or chemicals with a pH less than 6.0 or greater than 9.0 is expected to exceed 200 gallons or 1,000 pounds.  ▪ Exterior storage of bulk materials: Non-contained storage of materials that may adversely affect water quality. Examples are fertilizers, scrap and recycling materials, food items and wastes, soil and sand stockpiles, other raw materials and byproducts.  ▪ Material transfer areas/loading docks: An area designed to accommodate a truck/trailer being backed up to or into them and used specifically to receive or distribute materials to/from trucks/trailers. This includes loading/unloading facilities with docks, and large bay doors without docks.  ▪ Sites with existing or proposed interior floor drains.  ▪ Vehicle or equipment washing facilities: Areas designated for equipment or vehicle washing or steam cleaning.  ▪ Stormwater disposal from development on a contaminated site: Land that currently or previously has had pollutants detected in the soil or groundwater at concentrations that exceed state/federal cleanup standards.  ▪ Non-contained exterior solid waste storage areas.