Ill. Admin. Code tit. 29, § 610.40 - Communications and Coordination
a)
Representatives of businesses subject to the provisions of the Act shall
annually review their chemical safety contingency plan and, upon completion of
this review process, request in writing a meeting with representatives of the
ESDA and LEPC where the facility is located.
b) These meetings are designed to bring
representatives from the public and private sectors together to discuss current
emergency response functions and update all affected entities on the chemical
emergency preparedness activities undertaken by both the public and private
sectors over the course of the previous year. At a minimum, the meeting shall
address:
1) Changes in the facility 's
chemical safety contingency plan and its emergency system operations or
response capabilities;
2) Rationale
for listing and non-listing of chemical substances contained in the plan,
including a review of why any substance is expected to be innocuous under the
circumstances of its release;
3)
Any incidents of the previous year that resulted in a significant release as
defined by the Act ;
4) Any on-going
and future joint chemical education or emergency response programs;
and
5) The local jurisdictions'
chemical safety emergency planning and response activities.
c) If no authorized officials of
the ESDA or LEPC respond within 20 working days following receipt of the
business ' written request for the annual meeting, the annual meeting need not
occur and the business has fulfilled its responsibility under this
Section.
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