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Facts in Suppqft of the Finding The Register currently has an extensive program in place to ensure the safe handling, use, storage and disposal of potentially toxic and hazardous materials. The mitigation measures listed below and incorporated in the proposed project would reduce the impacts associated with hazardous and toxic materials to a level of insignificance: The hazardous materials database and inventory system currently utilized by the Register will be maintained and supplemented, as appropriate, to account for existing and additional hazardous materials onsite. The existing system may be replaced or upgraded so long as the safety related benefits of the system are maintained or improved. For mitigation monitoring and reporting purposes, evidence of such a system being in place and utilized will be provided in the Register's Business Emergency Response Plan on file with the Santa Aha Fire Department (SAFD). The Register's existing Business Emergency Response Plan will be amended to include the phasetl expansion of the facility, lhe amended Plan(s) will be submitted within 60 days of the initial operation of each phase to the SAFD for review and approval~ or on a schedule deemed appropriate by the Fire Department. The Register will consult with appropriate local, state and federal regulatory agencies to ensure the proper permitting of the expanded operation including amendment of existing or new AQMD permits for the additional printing presses and dust control system. Evidence of permit compliance such as copies of permits and permit conditions shall be included in the Register's Business Emergency Response Plan. Personnel responsible for the use, storage and disposal of hazardous materials and wastes at the Register will continue to be properly trained in safety and emergency response procedures. Such training will be incorporated in the Register's existing Hazard Communication Program, documentation of which will be maintained onsite and available for review by the City of Santa Aha Planning Department for mitigation monitoring purposes and other appropriate agencies such as the Ck:cupational Safety and Health Administration. The Register will continue to comply with state and federal hazardous materials communication and notification programs including, but not limited to, Proposition 65 and Superfund Amendment and Reauthorization Act (SARA) Title Ill. Evidence of compliance will be forwarded to the Santa Aha Fire Department on an annual basis. The storage~ transport and disposal of hazardous waste will continue to occur in compliance with local, state and federal regulations. The Register will, to the extent feasible and practical, continue to utilize waste recyclers for the disposition of waste ink, waste oil and waste solvents. Documentation of disposal practices will be maintained onsite, in the form of or in addition to manifests, and will be available for review by the Orange County Health Care Agency Environmental Health Department for mitigation monitoring purposes and other appropriate agencies. 7