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4n Environmentally Sensltlve Service Corporation 16281 GOTHARD STREET k109 HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92648 •(714) 841-1986 • FAX (714) 841-3222 www]scmcorp.com B- VACUUM POWER SWEEPING -AIR-BLOWING All Sweepers are equipped with noise, water and dust suppression systems. Atl sweeper trucks are equipped with curb broom and on board fresh air blowing. Echo backpack blowers conforming to current noise control specifications (ANSI B175.2) are used in the sweeping process. Several Sweepers are Rule 1186.1 certified including the Tymco Model 210. The complete list is located on the South Coast Air Quality Management District's website. Sweepers having a gross vehicle weight of 14,000 pounds or more are subject to this rule. • Our method is to air blow all debris to the center aisle and then power sweep with our trucks curb to curb and corner to corner the parking structure and or lot. This method is very effective for cleaning and liability purposes. All air blowing is performed with the low noise approved backpack blowers. The City of Irvine requires certification of these air blowers to be used within the City limits. As required by law we will dispose the debris in the dumpster located at each property. EQUIPMENT LIST • TSCM maintains on a dairy basis: • One (1) Chevrolet 1600 RBS QT Mr. Air-Sweepers with down draft, water and dust suppression systems. • Two (2) Tymco Model 210 Sweepers with Regenerative air system. • Four (4) Toyota Tundra 1600 RBS Mr. Air Sweepers with down draft, water and dust suppression systems- • Two (2) Alto (American-Lincoln) Ride on Sweeper /Scrubber units. All broom sweeper with attached vacuum unit for water pick up. • Sixteen (16) Echo Model 330 Low Noise Backpack Blowers. These blowers are approved for use in the City of Irvine and Newport Beach. • A/! trucks and sweeaer units are revfaced every three nears. • Broom sweeping available upon request. DISPOSAL PROCEDURES Sweeping Debris and Disposal Procedures. All sweeping debris will be disposed on the site where the debris is picked up. This is required by law since if we move debris that is hazardous from one point to another we are acting as a waste hauler. This would require another license to perform this work.