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STORMWATER MANAGEM. i PLAN 2/20/09 <br />Maryland Creek Ranch <br />GOOD HOUSEKEEPING <br />(SWMP TRAINING) <br />1. Dry and clean floors are maintained at all times in shops, labs, and any interior storage <br />areas. Any wet or slick substances are cleaned from floors to prevent slipping hazards. <br />2. Walkways, stairways, and doorways are kept clean and clear of extraneous materials. <br />3. Prior to cleaning an overhead walkway - make sure no one is directly below. <br />4. Garbage and waste material are picked up and disposed of on a bi-weekly basis. <br />5. All equipment is checked thoroughly for any leaks and/or required maintenance prior to <br />each daily use <br />6. All fuel storage tanks, waste areas, and other storage areas are routinely inspected for <br />leaks or conditions that could lead to unwanted contact with stormwater. Deficiencies <br />are contained and corrected as soon as possible. <br />7. Containers, drums, and bags of materials are stored away from direct traffic routes to <br />prevent accidental spills. <br />8. Containers are stored according to manufacturers' instructions to avoid damaging the <br />containers from improper weight distribution. <br />9. When appropriate, containers (example: 55 gallon drums) are stored on pallets or <br />shelves to prevent corrosion of the containers, which could happen with prolonged <br />contact with moist ground. <br />10. Other than normal fuels, solvents, and paints, there are no hazardous chemicals stored <br />or used at this site. Containers of normal fuels, solvents, or paints stored on site are <br />properly labeled and have individual Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) on record at <br />the site. <br />11. Look for updated tips and procedures on bulletin boards on site. <br />12