Haw. Code R. § 11-452-26 - Initiation of environmental cleanup
(a) The chief law
enforcement officer shall make a determination as to the existence of a
methamphetamine manufacturing site.
(b) Once the chief law enforcement officer
has made a determination, the chief law enforcement officer shall contact the
hazard evaluation and emergency response office and submit a report. The report
shall include but not be limited to, the following information:
(1) The general layout of the methamphetamine
manufacturing site and indicates the areas:
(A) On which chemical reactions
occurred;
(B) Where chemicals and
equipment were stored;
(C) Where
chemicals and waste were disposed of; and
(D) Where equipment used to manufacture
methamphetamine was discovered;
(2) The amounts and types of chemicals found
and stored on the methamphetamine manufacturing site; and
(3) The method used to produce the
methamphetamine, any precursor chemicals or intermediate products.
(c) Before any decontamination
efforts may commence, the following shall be completed:
(1) A determination by the chief law
enforcement that all the necessary evidence has been collected from the
methamphetamine manufacturing site;
(2) A written report as required under
subsection (b);
(3) All hazardous
materials, precursor chemicals, intermediate products and equipment used or
stored at the methamphetamine manufacturing site are documented in a disposal
record as required under section 11-452-18;
(4) All hazardous materials, precursor
chemicals, intermediate products and equipment used or stored at the
methamphetamine manufacturing site are properly disposed of by the hazardous
materials contractor; and (5) The hazard evaluation and emergency response
office obtains permission to enter the methamphetamine manufacturing
site.
Notes
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