HomeMy WebLinkAboutC_Hazardous_Materials_Management_Statement_Varma_Short_Plat_210326_v1.pdfFebruary 19, 2021
City of Renton
Department of Community
And Economic Development
1055 S. Grady Way
Renton, WA 98057
RE: Hazardous Materials Management Statement
To Whom It May Concern:
I, the undersigned property owner of Parcel No. 366450-0185 and 366450-0205, understand that the
City has requested a Hazard Materials Management Statement. This letter addresses that requirement
but may need to be updated by the contractor once one has been chosen for the project.
1.Fueling of Construction Vehicles and Storage of Hazardous Materials:
a.It is anticipated that Track hoes, back hoes, dozers, vibratory rollers and loaders may all be
present on site at some point during construction.
b.It is not anticipated that Construction vehicles will need to be refueled while on site.
c.Gas-powered hand-held construction equipment such as chain saws and cut-off saws may
require refueling during the construction process. If emergency refueling of larger
equipment is needed, it may be accomplished using portable fuel tanks carried in the pickup
bed of the construction foreman’s truck or by the contractor’s service truck. Care will be
taken at all time during refueling to ensure that no fuel is spilled. In an emergency, fuel spill
containment kits will be available to limit any unintended fuel spills and the Department of
Ecology will be contacted in case of a spill.
d.Gas -powered hand-held construction equipment will be refueled using portable gas
containers meeting current DOE standards. Said gas containers will typically be stored in the
bed of the construction foreman’s truck or within an approved location within a
construction equipment shed.
e.It is not anticipated that any other Hazardous materials, with the possible exception of
painting supplies during home construction will be stored on site during construction.
2.Construction Debris: All construction debris from the demolition of the existing house and any
created during construction will be removed from the site and disposed of in an approved
method at an appropriate disposal site.
Sincerely,
Kushal S. Varma