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Facility Name: TRAINING SIGN-IN SHEET Name Date Page 1 of 1

ANNUAL Non-Storm Water (Illicit) Discharge Visual Inspection Form Facility Name: Date/Time: Inspection Item Yes No N/A Comments (Stains, Odors, Leaks, Trash & Debris) OUTFALL(S) : Any water flowing?(if YES, list OUTFALL location and WATER SOURCE (below): Irrigation Water line flushing Broken water line Firefighting activities Other (write source in Comments) Unknown The connection to the source must be identified and eliminated as soon as possible. SITE HOUSEKEEPING: Are there areas of debris (paper, leaves, material stockpiles, etc.) that require housekeeping? Do storm drain inlets contain debris? VEHICLE MAINTENANCE/STORAGE AREAS: Dirt and grease buildup? Debris (paper, leaves, etc.)? Stains on the pavement or ground? MATERIALS STORAGE AREAS: Are recyclable materials accumulating? Are stored drums unsealed, exposed to precipitation? Are oily parts exposed to storm water contact? Page 1 of 2

ANNUAL Non-Storm Water (Illicit) Discharge Visual Inspection Form Issue Being Evaluated Yes No N/A Comments MATERIALS STORAGE AREAS: Do the loading and unloading areas require housekeeping? Are potential pollutants exposed to storm water? Do areas around waste containers have debris or staining? VEHICLE FUELING AREAS Fuel stains evident? SITE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES Materials exposed to storm water? Do (additional) erosion controls need to be put in place? Are construction debris/litter exposed to storm water? SUMMARY (Stains, Odors, Leaks, Trash & Debris) Summary of recommended actions to eliminate unauthorized non-storm water discharges and reduce or prevent pollutants from contacting non-storm water discharges: If the answer to any of the questions are YES, provide comments to remedy situation. KEEP THE FORM ON FILE FOR AT LEAST FIVE YEARS. CONTACT THE BUTLER COUNTY STORM WATER DISTRICT BEFORE DESTROYING. Inspected By: Signature: Page 2 of 2

ANNUAL Comprehensive Site Inspection Form To be completed by January 31 st of each year and submitted to the Butler County Storm Water District. Revisions to the PPGHP recommended by this inspection shall be completed within 90 days. Facility Name: Date/Time: I. STORM WATER MONITORING PROGRAM 1. Have at least one non-storm water inspection been performed and documented? Yes/No Date: 2. Have monthly storm water inspections been performed and documented? Yes/No 3. Have any corrective actions been conducted as a result of site inspections? If yes, explain. Yes/No II. REVIEW OF THE POLLUTION PREVENTION/GOOD HOUSEKEEPING PROGRAM (PPGHP) 1. Are there any changes to the site operations/activities? Yes/No 2. Are there any changes to storm water BMPs? Yes/No 3. Are there any changes to potential pollutant sources or activities? Yes/No 4. Are there any changes to storm water program personnel? Yes/No 5. Has employee training been conducted and documented? Yes/No Date: III. SITE INSPECTION 1. Are preventive maintenance activities being implemented and documented? Yes/No (catch basins cleaned, parking areas cleaned, etc.?) 2. Are housekeeping activities being implemented (covered trash bins, wipe up drips and spills, Yes/No place drip pans under leaking vehicles, clean oily parts before storing outside, etc.)? Page 1 of 4

3. Are storm water BMPs being implemented Yes/No (erosion controls, curbs, spill prevention, etc.)? 4. Have spill prevention and response procedures been implemented, and is spill prevention Yes/No equipment operational and ready (secondary containment, personnel training, inspection of chemical storage areas, etc.)? 5. Have sediment erosion controls been implemented? Yes/No 6. Are any additional storm water controls recommended as a result of the site inspection? Yes/No IV. EVALUATION OF BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPs) Inspect the facility using this list of existing BMPs: BMP Description Existing BMP (E) New BMP Status (FI, PI NI, NA) Implementation Schedule Keep vehicle maintenance areas clean Regular pavement sweeping Practice proper waste disposal Eliminate non-storm water discharges Properly store materials to minimize exposure Store wastes and recycling materials in proper place (including covering trash bins) Cover road salt storage area Routinely clean catch basins Keep equipment and vehicles clean Implement construction BMPs as necessary Wash equipment and vehicles in designated areas E = Existing BMP FI = Fully Implemented PI = Partially Implemented NI = Not Implemented NA = Not Applicable Page 2 of 4

Employee Training Program Measurable Goal Completed (Yes/No) Topic(s) Targeted Audience # of Employees Attended Summary of Activities Summarize Maintenance Activities and Schedules Summarize Activities Performed MS4 Maintenance +Disposal and/or Recycling of Wastes Document Amounts of Wastes Properly Disposed (Tires, Batteries, Automotive Fluids, Oil, Solvents, Paint, Etc) Deicing Materials Road Salt, Brine Calcium Chloride Etc. Covered (Yes/No) Tons Used Summarize Measures Taken to Minimize Usage Pesticide & Herbicide Usage Amount & Concentration Used Summarize Measures Taken to Minimize Usage Amount & Concentration Used Summarize Measures Taken to Minimize Usage Fertilizer Usage Street Sweeping Document Amount of Material collected and Properly Disposed Vactor Truck Document Amount of Material collected and Properly Disposed Summarize any New or Existing Flood Management Projects that were assessed for Impacts on Water Quality Flood Management Projects Page 3 of 4

From the table above, answer the following questions: 1. Do the existing BMPs appear to be effective in reducing the potential for Yes/No storm water pollution? 2. Are additional BMPs needed to address sources of pollutants at the site (i.e., more frequent Yes/No inspections of certain areas of operations, changes in operations, etc.)? If YES, describe the BMPs needed to address sources of pollutants and a time schedule for implementation: 3. General Comments: V. UPDATE POLLUTION PREVENTION/GOOD HOUSEKEEPING PROGRAM (PPGHP) PLAN 1. Based on the answers provided in this form, have necessary updates been made to Yes/No the PPGHP Plan? VI. SPILL PREVENTION CONTROL AND COUNTERMEASURES (SPCC) REGULATORY PROGRAM 1. Have the monthly visual inspections been completed: Yes/No/NA Has the discharge log for secondary containment been completed? Yes/No/NA Name: Signature: Date: Title: Page 4 of 4