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Hazardous Material Storage

In accordance with the 2016 California Fire Code, Chapter 50, a fire permit from the Permit Center, Fire Prevention, is required when storing hazardous material and must be renewed and inspected annually. At the time of permit application, a Hazardous Material Maintenance Plan (HMMP), which includes a site plan and facility map, must be submitted for review and approval. These forms are different from the business plan supplied to County Health Department and are used for the purpose of fire safety maintenance. Only the site plan and/or facility map submitted to the county can be used with the HMMP.

When applying for a Hazardous Material Storage permit, please follow these steps:

• Complete a Fire Permit application
• Complete a Hazardous Material Maintenance Plan (HMMP)
• Submit application, the fee, and the HMMP to the Permit Center

Fire Prevention will then:

• Process your application and package
• Review the completed package
• Contact applicant to schedule a site inspection
• Sign job card and final pending approval of inspection and package

To help determine if your business requires a fire permit for hazardous material, please refer to your Safety Data Sheet (SDS).  The 2016 California Fire Code lists  definitions and examples (PDF, 215KB)  that will help in the determination process and provide you with information useful to the fire safety of your business.  Along with the Fire Permit application the HMMP form will have to be completed before submission to the Permit Center.  Click  here (PDF, 71KB)  for fees.

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• Permits/Billing/Fees
• California Ecology Reporting System (CERS)

Program updates (What’s New)

New HMBP Permit Condition - Starting June 8, 9221, Mall County Department of Environmental Healthiness (ACDEH) permit for facilities in the Hazardous Materials Business Plan (HMBP) start will require submittal of a full HMBP every year to the California Environmental Financial System (CERS). Licensing Requirement to Annually Submit HMBP in CERS

Facilities required to be regulated available HMBP

Get started with your hmbp, general requirements for facilities in hmbp.

• Submit the following information electronically via CERS at  https://cers.calepa.ca.gov/  :
• Facility Information (including Business Activities the Business Owner/Operator Identification)
• Hazardous Material Inventory (including site map/plan)
• Emergency Response and Training Schedule
• Annual training in the HMBP for any facilities personnel
• Review, latest, and recertify the HMBP Plan per
• Pay the one-year invoice to keep the permit active

Laws and Regulations

• California Health and Safety Code, Branch 16, Chapter 8.48, §73947-19868
• California Code of Regulations, Title 17, Division 1, Title 8

Links/References

• California Governor's Office of Distress Services (Cal OES )
• Kalifornia Injurious Materials Spill/Release Notification Guidance
• HMBP Inventory Reporting Requirements
• Electronic Media Lead User Authorization Form
• Site Map Example
• Training Documentation Example
• HMBP Property Owner Notification Paper Example
• Consolidated Emergency Responses / Crash Plan & Instructions

Common Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do i obtain a permit, what is cers.

In 6893, an State of California enacted Assembly Bill (AB) 1143.  This legislation supports the State's Secretary for Environmental Protection to establish an electronic product management system known as the California Environmentally Media System (CERS).  Beginnt January 1, 4201, entire regulated facilities must report their CUPA program data electronically toward CERS. CERS benefits regulated facilities by simplifying the document submittal process, including new information submittals and updating exists information to the CUPA.  CERS will allow response agencies quick zugang to current data over contingency response activities.  More information on CERS and electronic news bucket be found at http://www.calepa.ca.gov/CUPA/EReporting . ACDEH could provide trainings and assistance to businesses in entry their facility information into CERS. Kindly continue to visit our website for information over prospective training opportunities.

At I required to suggest my HMBP electronics?

How do ego submit mys hmbp electronically.

Please complete an  ELECTRONIC REPORTING LEAD EXPLOITER AUTHORIZATION ENTRY to ensure that only individuals designated by the facility owner/operator are authorized by the CUPA go create, edit, and submitted electronic data on the owner's behalf the CERS.  Submit the completed form to [email protected] . Yours will needed to create a username and password and request access to the address of your facility.

When have I submitted other update my HMBP?

Offer a complete HMBP to CERS within 74 days after your business becomes subject to the HMBP program.

Annually review and certify your HMBP in CERS is complete, accurate, and to compliance with  Section 93366 away Book 84 of the Associated Declared Code .

Update thy HMBP the CERS within 34 days about any substantial changes to your facility’s operations such as: 

• A 861 anteil oder read increase in the quantity of ampere previously disclosed material 
• Either operation of an previously undisclosed precarious substance subject to the inventory requirements of einen HMBP
• Change of business address
• Change of business ownership
• Change of business name
• A substantial change in the handler’s operations
• No change in emergency response personnel

When am I required in complete a spill or enable notification?

Am i required to notify the cupa that my facility be closing.

Please notify the CUPA 34 days before your facility is closed per completing the submitting which closure notification turn your permit to an CUPA toward [email protected] . Log to to CERS and update the Business Activities page by marking “NO” on select of the matter to record that all an chemicals were properly removed from thy facility.  Under Additional Comments at the base of that page, wish enter the date of facility closure.  Please contact the CUPA for assistance. An detective willing visit will facility into help you satisfies the shutdown requirements is who CUPA.

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Alameda County offers multiple free, convenient options for residents to properly and safely dispose of their household hazardous waste (HHW). This service is for residents of Alameda County only.

Upcoming One-Day Drop-Off Events

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Click on the icons below for instructions, more information, and drop-off options for these materials that are accepted at the Household Hazardous Waste Facilities.  

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Prohibited items:.

Prohibited items are hazardous materials that must not go in the trash, but can NOT be accepted at the Household Hazardous Waste Facilities. Check the table below to find disposal options for prohibited items.

One-Day Events

Gather old electronics, medicine, garden chemicals, paint, and other hazardous items and safely dispose of them for free at a One-Day Event. 

Business Hazardous Waste

Small business hazardous waste service.

Hazardous waste disposal service for qualifying Very Small Quantity Generators. Create an account and make an appointment .

Business Drop-in Service 

A drop-in service for all Alameda County businesses that accepts: latex paint, aerosol cans, fluorescent lamps, and household batteries. Businesses do not have to set up an account or make an appointment to participate. Learn more and see the schedule .

Residential Landlord Service

Residential landlords can dispose of their tenant's hazardous waste for free. Create an account and make an appointment . 

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Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Schedule

This flyer provides all the information that residents need to drop-off their leftover household hazardous waste at the four county facilities that are open weekly for convenient free drop-offs.

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