NAC459.95376. Documentation to be maintained concerning worst-case release scenarios and alternative release scenarios.


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  • The owner or operator shall maintain at his or her facility:

         1. For worst-case release scenarios:

         (a) A description of the vessel or pipeline and substance that the owner or operator selected as worst-case; and

         (b) A list of the assumptions and parameters that the owner or operator used, including, without limitation:

              (1) A description of any administrative controls and passive mitigation that the owner or operator assumed to limit the quantity of the substance which would be released;

              (2) The anticipated effect of the controls and mitigation on the release quantity and rate; and

              (3) The reasons why the owner or operator selected these assumptions and parameters.

         2. For alternative release scenarios:

         (a) A description of the scenarios that the owner or operator identified; and

         (b) A list of the assumptions and parameters that the owner or operator used, including, without limitation:

              (1) A description of any administrative controls and active or passive mitigation that the owner or operator assumed to limit the quantity of the substance which would be released;

              (2) The anticipated effect of the controls and mitigation on the release quantity and rate; and

              (3) The reasons why the owner or operator selected these assumptions and parameters.

         3. For worst-case scenarios and alternative release scenarios:

         (a) Documentation of:

              (1) The estimated quantity released, release rate and duration of release;

              (2) The methodology that the owner or operator used to determine the distance to the endpoints; and

              (3) The data that the owner or operator used to estimate the population and environmental receptors which potentially will be affected; and

         (b) Verification that the active and passive mitigation systems are designed to remain functional under the conditions of the release scenarios.

     (Added to NAC by Environmental Comm’n by R121-98, eff. 5-27-99)