Resolution - #79-84 - 11/26/1979

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and providing as much information as is available. An example of the information to be provided is as follows, but is not necessarily all inclusive: 1. Time of observation of spill. 2. Location of spill. 3. Identity of material spilled. 4. Probable source of spill. 5. Probable time of spill. 6. Volume of spill and duration. 7. Present and anticipated movement of spill. 8. Weather conditions. 9. Personnel at scene. 10. Action initiated by personnel. The following is a list of local personnel who must be contacted: Initial Contact - Reponsible Person in Charge: Merle Mevissen, Public Works Supervisor Telephone Number (Office) (612) 427-4180 (Home) (612) 421-717~8 Alternate - Contact Person: Lloyd Schnelle, City Administrator- Telephone Number (Office) (612) 427-1410 (Home) (612) 427-9840 Responsible officials previously listed are to be made aware of developments of new technical information and training opportunities as this becomes available. These officials are to be continually informed and maintain lists of available Vac- All trucks, septic tank pumpers and other equipment readily available for clean-up operations. In addition, continually updated listings of available clean-up materials and supplies are to be provided to these officials. When spills occur which could endanger human life and this becomes a primary concern, the discharge of the life saving protection function will be carried out by the local police. The responsible person in charge will follow through on the spill clean-up. This will be done in accordance with directions received from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. 3) CONTAINMENT TECHNIQUES Upon notification of the incident, the Public Works Supervisor shall go to the scene and take all necessary, action to prevent the spill from entering a drainage outlet to the body of water. Preventive action shall include diking and blocking inlets by sand bagging if the spill has not reached a storm drain.