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Form A-1 2016 STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN ANNUAL UPDATE QUESTIONNAIRE 1. Contact Information a. Company Name: b. Street Address: City, State, Zip: c. Designated Contact: Title d. Contact Phone Number: e. Contact Fax Number: 2. General Company Information a. Briefly describe your company s basic operations below: b. NPDES Facility Permit #: c. Would your company like to participate as a co-permittee under the Columbia Metropolitan Airport s general NPDES permit? d. Do you have any subtenants on your property? If so, list their contact information below, including a brief description of their activities. 1. 2. 3. 4. 3. Facility Information a. Total Area (in square feet) b. % of total area that is impervious: Form A-1 updated 03/2016 1

c. Does your company conduct any of the following activities listed in the table below? Please complete the additional columns for each activity for which you answered Yes. Does your company perform the following activities? Yes No Activity Conducted Indoors Outdoors Where does the runoff drain? Ground Drain Storm Drain Sanitary Drain Unknown No Discharge Aircraft Fueling Aircraft Deicing Aircraft Lavatory Service Aircraft Maintenance Aircraft Painting Aircraft Washing Apron Wash Down Cargo Handling Chemical Storage Equipment/Vehicle Degreasing Equipment/Vehicle Washing Equipment/Vehicle Maintenance Fuel Storage Floor Wash Down Herbicide Application Pesticide Application 4. Fuel Storage Underground: a. Number of tanks: b. Description of each tank: c. Size of each tank: d. Type of fuel: e. Are all tanks properly labeled? f. How is each tank filled? g. What spill prevention measures are in place? h. What spill control measures are in place? Form A-1 updated 03/2016 2

Aboveground: a. Number of tanks: b. Description of each tank: c. Size of each tank: d. Type of fuel: e. Are all tanks properly labeled? f. How is each tank filled? g. What spill prevention measures are in place? h. What spill control measures are in place? 5. Fuel Handling Procedures: a. Is Fueling conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 6) b. How is aircraft fueling conducted? c. How is vehicle fueling conducted? d. What spill prevention measures does your company use to prevent spills (i.e., self-locking fueling nozzles or automatic shutoff devices)? e. How our small spills (less than 5 gallons) treated? f. How are large spills (more than 5 gallons) treated? g. Are these procedures contained in any written plans? 6. Aircraft Deicing Operations: a. Is deicing conducted: Yes No (Skip to Question 7) b. Who conducts your deicing operations? c. During which months is deicing typically conducted? Form A-1 updated 03/2016 3

d. Approximate number of deicing events in a year: e. What deicing chemicals are used? f. What is the CERCLA requirement for these deicing chemicals? (Submit copies of SDS) g. Volume of deicing fluid used annually (non-diluted)? h. Where are deicing operations conducted? i. What, if anything, is done with the residual fluid on the apron? j. Describe where the runoff from deicing operations drains: k. How are deicing fluid spills contained and cleaned up? 7. Aircraft Lavatory Service: a. Is Lavatory Service conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 8) b. Who conducts your lavatory service? c. Describe how lavatory service is conducted d. How many gallons of lavatory fluids are collected annually? e. How is the lavatory waste disposed? 8. Aircraft Maintenance: a. Is Aircraft maintenance conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 9) b. Describe the types of maintenance performed. c. Describe where maintenance is conducted: d. How is waste oil stored? e. Is the container well labeled and leak-free? f. Is the container and area nearby inspected regularly for leaks? g. How is waste oil disposed? Form A-1 updated 03/2016 4

h. How many gallons of oil are disposed of per year? i. How are used oil filters disposed? j. How are oil spills contained and cleaned up? k. How is antifreeze disposed? l. How is antifreeze stored? m. Are the containers well labeled and leak-free? n. How are anti-freeze and other solvent spills contained and cleaned up? 9. Aircraft Painting: a. Is Aircraft Painting conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 10) b. Where are painting operations conducted? c. Describe how waste paint and paint containers are disposed. (Haz-Mat) d. What spill prevention measures are in place? e. What spill control measures are in place? 10. Aircraft Washing: a. Is Aircraft washing conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 11) b. What cleansers are used? c. How often is this performed in a month? d. Where does the runoff drain? 11. Apron Wash Down: a. Is Apron wash down conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 12) b. What cleansers are used? c. How often is this performed in a month? d. Where does the runoff drain? 12. Cargo Handling: a. Is Cargo handled: YES NO (Skip to Question (13) b. Weight per year (tons): c. Describe any hazardous materials procedures: Form A-1 updated 03/2016 5

d. What spill prevention measures are in place? e. What spill control measures are in place? Chemical Storage: a. Are Chemicals stored: YES NO (Skip to Question 14) b. What chemicals are stored? c. Are there potential hazards associated with these chemicals? d. How are they stored? e. Are all containers properly labeled and leak-free? f. What spill prevention measures are in place? g. What spill control measures are in place? 13. Equipment/Vehicle Degreasing: a. Is Equipment/Vehicle degreasing conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 15) b. What cleansers/solvents are used? (MSDS) c. Where are solvents stored? d. Are they properly labeled and leak-free? e. How are the waste solvents and cleansers disposed of? f. What spill prevention measures are in place? g. What spill control measures are in place? Form A-1 updated 03/2016 6

14. Equipment/Vehicle Washing: a. Is Equipment/Vehicle washing conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 16) b. What cleansers are used? (Attach SDS.) c. How often is this performed in a month? d. Where does the runoff drain? 15. Equipment/Vehicle Maintenance: a. Is Equipment/Vehicle maintenance conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 17) b. Describe the types of maintenance performed. c. Describe where maintenance is conducted. d. How is waste oil stored? e. Is the container properly labeled and leak-free? f. Is the container and area nearby inspected regularly for leaks? g. How is waste oil disposed? h. How are used oil filters disposed? i. How are oil spills contained and cleaned up? j. How is antifreeze disposed? k. How is antifreeze stored? l. Are the containers properly labeled and leak-free? m. How are anti-freeze and solvent spills contained and cleaned up? 16. Floor Wash Down: a. Are floor wash downs conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 18) b. What cleansers are used? c. How often are wash downs performed in a month? d. Where does the runoff drain? 17. Pesticide Application: a. Are pesticide applications conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 19) b. What chemicals are utilized in these operations? c. Where are the chemicals stored? Form A-1 updated 03/2016 7

d. How are spills of chemicals handled? 18. Herbicide Application: a. Herbicide applications conducted: YES NO (Skip to Question 20) b. What chemicals are utilized in these operations? c. Where are the chemicals stored? d. How are spills of chemicals handled? 19. Best Management Practices (BMP) Please identify, if any, the following practices to reduce storm water pollution are in place in your organization and the date which they were implemented: BMP Yes No Date Implemented None Zero discharge (all storm water is retained on-site) Spill Prevention Plan* Spill Response Plan* Housekeeping Plan* Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan* Employee Training Material Handling Procedures* Oil/Water Separator Inspection Program for Possible Pollutants Storm water routed to sanitary sewer system Storm water sent for industrial treatment Periodic inspection of storm water conveyance devices Activity/materials enclosed or covered *Please attach a copy of each plan or a description of procedures you identified above. Form A-1 updated 03/2016 8

20. Recent Spills/Leaks: Please complete the following table on any recent reportable significant spills that may have resulted in storm water pollution (Since January 1, 2011). Attach additional sheets if necessary. Date of Spill Type of Material Spilled Quantity of Material Spilled Corrective Action Taken 21. Chemical Inventory: Please list below any chemicals that are stored outside, whether in above or underground storage tanks or in another container. Attach a SDS form for each chemical listed if applicable. Please attach a separate sheet if necessary. Chemical Name Amount on Hand How is it stored? Where is it stored? 22. Training: Please list below the employees who have undergone training in regards to the SWPPP since the last report was provided to the Airport. Date of last Training: Please attach the latest Tenant Training Log Form(s). Form A-1 updated 03/2016 9

24. The following reports have been forwarded to the Columbia Metropolitan Airport s SWPPP Coordinator per the SWPPP: (such as a company SPCC or SWPPP, or any environmental testing results your company has received) Name, signature and title of person completing this annual questionnaire: Name: Signature: Title: Please list the company contact person for environmental issues: Name: Title: Phone number: Form A-1 updated 03/2016 10