Hazardous Materials Business Plan

Hazardous Materials Business Plans (HMBP's) exist, in order to provide the public, local emergency responding agencies, and local government agencies, information regarding potentially hazardous chemical situations in the community.  The program known as "Community Right-to-Know" has both Federal and State elements, and is coordinated through the California's Office of Emergency Services (OES.) 

Placer County Environmental Health (PCEH) is charged with providing local support to the community and businesses alike, as a resource to learning about "Community Right-to-Know laws and requirements.  PCEH does this through it's involvement as the local Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA).  Please note, however, that PCEH provides CUPA support to all of Placer County, with the exception of The City of Rosville, CUPA Program.  The City of Roseville is a separate CUPA, and businesses within the Roseville City Limits are required to go through them. 

Hazardous Materials Business Plans (HMBP's) are required (if criteria is met) in order to aid in Emergency Planning, Emergency Release Notification, Chemical Storage Reporting, and Toxic Chemical Release Inventory reporting.  The criteria that defines the program is known as Threshold Quantities.  If a business falls within ANY of these Threshold Quantities, they are required to submit a Hazardous Materials Business Plan.

    Threshold Quantities Requiring Submittal 

    Solids - 500 lbs. or more 
    Liquids - 55 gallons or more 
    Compressed Gasses - 200 Cubic Feet or more 
    Acutely Hazardous - The threshold quantity of any extremely hazardous substance, or radiological materials in 
    a quantity requiring federal emergency plan. 



Hazardous Materials Business Plan Resources - Below are the forms used in submitting a Hazardous Materials Business Plan to Placer County Environmental Health.  

All forms below have been approved by the Placer County Hazardous Materials Team and its Management, to be made available
to the public.  If you have any questions, please call the Hazardous Materials Division, Placer County Environmental Health at (530) 745-2300.

Separate HMBP Pages (.pdf format)

• HMBP Business Owner/Operator Page  (.pdf version, print & fill out)
• HMBP Business Activities Page  (.pdf version, print & fill out)
• HMBP Hazardous Materials Inventory Page  (.pdf version, print & fill out)
• HMBP Facility Storage Map (.pdf version, print & fill out)
• HMBP Facility Vicinity Map 
• HMBP Map Symbols

Complete Business Plan (HMBP)- From Unidocs Website, Uses Microsoft Word:  http://www.unidocs.org/

• Unidocs Complete HMBP - Editable

Editable Unidocs Separate Forms

• Unidocs Chemical Invetory Page - Editable
• Unidocs Owner/Operator Page - Editable
• Unidocs Hazardous Materials Business Plan Certification Form - Editable
• Unidocs Hazardous Materials Registration Form - Editable
• Business Aciivities Page - Editable

 


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