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B. The applicant shall submit to the City's Fire Department, for its review and approval, a Hazardous Materials Management Plan within ninety (90) days of approval of this use permit. said Plan shall include, but not be limited to: a list of all hazardous materials used on-site; location of hazardous materials storage area; treatment of hazardous materials found in refuse; shipment of hazardous materials to appropriate disposal areas; and shall describe in full hazardous materials handling and storage standards to which the site and all its operations shall be subject, procedures for a hazardous materials emergency, and employee training in recognizing and treating hazardous materials. At least one copy of said Plan shall be kept on-file with the city's Fire Marshall, at least one copy shall be kept on-site and at least one copy shall be filed (when required) with each and any local or state agency responsible for monitoring or permitting any activities on site. The Plan shall be subject to annual review, and shall be revised as necessary. The applicant shall provide the city's Planning Department with a statement of the Plan's annual review. Should the City's Fire Department, or any responsible agency, determine that the Plan is inadequate, or that on-site hazardous material handling and storage measures are insufficient, the applicant shall have ninety (90) days to remedy the problem before the use permit is subject to review by the Planning Commission. C. The entire site shall be maintained in accordance with standards identified in the Hazardous Materials Plan and Fire Prevention/Emergency Plan, and in accordance with all State-required standards for storage and maintenance of hazardous and/or flammable materials, and all required standards for fire prevention and emergency response for operations monitored and/or permitted by responsible state or local agencies. D. All compressed gas cylinders shall be chained, to the satisfaction of the city's Hazardous Materials Specialist. E. All areas in which oil, chemicals, or other debris have accumulated shall be cleaned properly and all waste disposed of accordingly, to the satisfaction of the City'S Fire Department. F. Waste oil storage areas must be completely encircled by a containment berm, coated with a "liquid-tite" seal. All waste oil storage bins shall be properly identified with hazardous waste accumulation labels or markings. Storage bins containing used oil filters shall be covered and marked. No accumulation of waste oil or oil filters shall be permitted to occur outside of properly constructed waste storage areas.