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I it I ill:' 11"d I C 40 CFR 60, Appendix A, Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources. During abrasive blasting, do not allow visible emissions from containment to exceed random cumulative duration of no more than one percent of the workday (SSPC Guide 6, Level 1 Emissions). During pressurized water cleaning, do not allow visible emissions from containment to exceed random cumulative duration of no more than ten percent of the workday (SSPC Guide 6, Level 3 Emissions). 560 - 16.7.2 Total Suspended Particulate Matter: Do not exceed the Total Suspended Particulate Lead (TSP Lead) of 1.5 µg /m3 over a 90 day period. Conduct TSP Lead monitoring in accordance with 40 CFR 50, Appendix B, Reference Method for Determination of Total Suspended Particulate Matter in the Atmosphere (high volume sampler required). Analyze filters for lead in accordance with 40 CFR 50, Appendix G, Reference Method for Determination of Total Suspended Particulate Matter Collected from Ambient Air. Position the TSP air monitoring equipment in accordance with 40 CFR 58, Ambient Air Quality Surveillance. 560 -16.8 Soil Quality: Sample and test soil for lead after project completion. Document the number and specific location where the samples are taken as outlined in the SSPC Project Design - Industrial Lead Paint Removal Handbook, Volume 2. Ensure that project activities did not increase soil lead concentrations above pre -job levels. Return the site to the pre -job levels if the project activities increase the lead -in -soil levels at no cost to the Department. For structures less than 14 feet [27m] min height, take one sample north, south, east , and west (where soil is present) of the structure. If the structure is longer than 14 feet [27m], take one additional sample for every 14 feet [27m] in length. For structures greater than 14 feet [27m] min height, take two samples north, south, east , and west (where soil is present) of the structure. Locate the inner row of samples within 14 feet [27m] of the structure. Locate the outer row of samples at a distance equal to the height of the structure. If the structured is longer than 14 feet [27m], take one additional sample for every 14 feet [27m] in length. 560 -16.9 Protection of Adjacent Areas: Protect all areas adjacent to abrasive blast cleaning, including deck grating. Before the commencement of any cleaning and coating operations, provide a control plan for the protection of adjacent surfaces from damage by nearby blasting and coating to the Engineer for review. Repair any damage to adjacent areas at no expense to the Department. The repair procedure must be submitted to the Engineer for acceptance prior to any remediation. 560 -16.10 Collection and Handling of Waste: Properly classify, package, store, transportation, and dispose of all paint removal debris, both solid and liquid in accordance with SSPC Guide 7, Guide for the Disposal of Lead - Contaminated Surface Preparation Debris, the Federal Water Pollution Control Act with amendments, and all other current government regulations and guidelines. Comply with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act to include, at a minimum, CFR 40, parts 260 -268. Keep solid and liquid waste separate and individual waste streams separate prior to identification, storage, transportation, and disposal. Submit the method of disposal Engineer for approval a minimum of three weeks prior to the date of off -site shipment of waste. 560 -16.11 Testing and Analysis: Conduct the Analyses for the regulated area and for waste identification by an EPA certified, independent laboratory with an approved comprehensive Quality Assurance Plan. Provide a copy of all sampling and test reports no later than 72 hours after collection of samples. March 2007 01000 -137 03- 4122.D '` `_�