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APPENDIX F COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AF-1 Commercial/Industrial BMP Handouts AF-2 AF-3 AF-4 AF-5 Letter Sent to Industrial Facilities AF-6 AF-7 Notification Letter Sent to Businesses CITY OF SALINAS Environmental & Maintenance Services Department • 426 Work Street • Salinas, California 93901 • (831) 758-7233 IMPORTANT NOTICE DO NOT DISCARD NPDES Storm Water Inspection Fees Important Information Date or Current Owner/Operator Address/P.O. Box No. Salinas, CA 93901 Introduction: To protect public health, safety and welfare, the City of Salinas conducts NPDES storm water inspections at all high-risk commercial and industrial businesses that might pose a risk to downstream receiving waters. Your business has been identified as a participant in the annual NPDES Storm Water Inspection Program and is inspected annually for the ongoing Best Management Practices (BMP’s) that are being implemented at your facility to protect storm water quality. These inspections are required under the City’s NPDES Storm Water Permit with the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board. BMP Implementation The City of Salinas has been directed by the Central Coast Regional Water Board to obtain, track and analyze parameter results reported by the industrial facilities within the Permit coverage area enrolled under the General Industrial Permit each year. The City is to obtain the data using the Stormwater Multiple Application and Report Tracking System (SMARTS) as well as by requesting information from the Central Coast Water Board any additional data submitted by enrollees in the General Industrial Permit. Facilities that maintain a General Industrial Permit were asked in March of 2014 to provide a copy of their most recent Annual report and current SWPPP for their facility. Several were submitted and the City of Salinas contracted with Brown and Caldwell to perform an analysis of the reports submitted. The City has been able to provide your facility with the results from the Brown and Caldwell Study. Inspections to Begin City inspectors are currently conducting annual NPDES storm water inspections at Commercial businesses. The inspection form to be used during your facility inspection is attached to assist you in determining your current compliance status in implementing BMP’s at your facility. If you have any questions regarding this notice, please feel free to call me at (831) 758-7921. Respectfully, Ron Cole Wastewater Manager AF-8 Sample Food Service Facility Inspection Form AF-9 COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS INVENTORY AF-10 Business Recent GIS Business_Name Business address Ref_ID Type Env_Case# Lic# Inspection Contact Phone WS_ID Name APN ACRES GIS SQFT SY_NAME WDID# SIC Code 1-2-7 Liquer Store 1000 N SANBORN ROAD, Salinas, 93905 86468 Commercial Food Env1011-0073 3/13/2013 Kim Yol 754-1134 CL Carr Lake 4412037000 0.25628 11164 CL-3000-028 5149 127 Market 1000 N SANBORN ROAD, Salinas, 93905 86468 Commercial Food 57018 Nak Myung Chung 831-754-1126 CL Carr Lake 4412037000 0.25628 11164 MS-2050-096 5149 37 Central Alano Club 37 CENTRAL AVENUE, Salinas, 93901 125184 Commercial Food Env1011-0006 8/12/2013 Sam Ackerman 757-3176 RDW Reclamation Ditch West 2248005000 0.29939 13041 RD-2000-044 8641 Carlos Zarraga, 7 Eleven 20176B/.B 1305 N MAIN STREET, Salinas, 93906 68218 Commercial Food Env1011-0111 22203 7/14/2015 Franchisee 408-449-3385 RDW Reclamation Ditch West 3381044000 0.32952 14354 RD-2450-004 5912 7 Eleven 24544B/ 619 S MAIN STREET, Salinas, 93901 43913 Commercial Food Env1012-0066 5440 12/21/2015 Yong & Hea Shim 758-1722 SR Salinas River 2395025000 0.30652 13352 5912 7_Eleven 335 S SANBORN ROAD, Salinas, 93905 10141 Commercial Food Env1011-0024 4/5/2013 John Alger 422-1492 RDE Reclamation Ditch East 4582017000 0.57421 25013 5812 7-11 No#24340 335 S SANBORN ROAD, Salinas, 93905 10141 Commercial Automotive Env1007-0032 12/2/2014 Tina Garcia 422-1492 RDE Reclamation Ditch East 4582017000 0.57421 25013 5912 7-Eleven 2068 N MAIN STREET, Salinas, 93906 80342 Commercial Food Env1011-0116 4/25/2013 GP Sikand 449-2138 Agricultural Land (N/A) 2.53063E+11 0.28037 12213 SRC-1000-016 5912 7-Eleven 605 N SANBORN ROAD, Salinas, 93905 93789 Commercial Food Env1011-0067 32646 3/18/2013 Ramnik Singh 422-6847 CL Carr Lake 4601042000 0.21682 9445 CL-2000-040 5912 Gurinder Pal Singh 7-Eleven 2233-14295E 308 ABBOTT STREET, Salinas, 93901 110883 Commercial Food Env1011-0138 31416 8/11/2015 Sikand 831-424-3783 SR Salinas River 2471062000 0.19275 8396 SR-1010-128 5912 7-Eleven Gasoline 1020 TERVEN AVENUE, Salinas, 93901 43330 Commercial Automotive Env1010-0002 3/26/2015 RDE Reclamation Ditch East 3561032000 2.82261 122953 RD-6400-008 5912 831 Shine 1643 MADRID STREET, Salinas, 93906 6214 Mobile Auto Detailing Carlos Cox 831-901-4937 MS Markeley Swamp 2.53202E+11 5.25599 228951 MS-2050-096 7542 A & A Fabrication 1112 ABBOTT STREET, Salinas, 93901 23760 Welding and Fabrication Peter DeGroot 320-4334 RDE Reclamation Ditch East 2881066000 2.4602 107166 MS-2050-096 3541 A & A Machining 1112 ABBOTT STREET, Salinas, 93901 23760 Welding and Fabrication 56943 Peter DeGroot 831-320-4334 RDE Reclamation Ditch East 2881066000 2.4602 107166 MS-2050-096 3541 A & G Machine Shop 1352 BURTON AVENUE, Salinas, 93901 11634 Commercial Automotive Env1005-0079 12/19/2014 Edma Molina 758-8774 RDE Reclamation Ditch East 1.77141E+11 1.22893 53532 7538 A Piece Of Cake 1165 S MAIN STREET, Salinas, 93901 9802 Commercial Food 55144 Jacey Runy 831-682-2683 SR Salinas River 2661044000 1.45097 63204 MS-2050-096 5461 A Taste Of Monterey 127 MAIN STREET, Salinas, 93901 3394 Commercial Food Env1012-0074 6/26/2013 Dennis Heer 646-5446 RDW Reclamation Ditch West 2185031000 0.05462 2379 RD-2000-044 5812 A Y Market #2 949 N SANBORN ROAD, Salinas, 93905 99410 Commercial Food 52616 Zeyad Yasin 831-682-0404 CL Carr Lake 4311010000 0.16764 7303 MS-2050-096 5411 A&A Auto Repair 767 VERTIN AVENUE, Salinas, 93901 5456 Commercial Automotive Env1007-0050 12/19/2014 Erol Aytar 757-9366 RDE Reclamation Ditch East 3591009000 3.14244 136885 7538 A&a Catering 1094 TYLER STREET, Salinas, 93906 121132 Commercial Food 55292 Gabriela Lomeli 831-443-4534 RDW Reclamation Ditch West 3522002000 0.15047 6555 MS-2050-096 8999 A&C Auto Repair 245 FRONT STREET, Salinas, 93901 38561 Commercial Automotive Env1005-0078 1/29/2015 Conrado Felix 772-9500 RDW Reclamation Ditch West 2211015000 1.64406 71615 RD-3220-004 7538 A-1 Auto detailing 241 W MARKET STREET, Salinas, 93901 98407 Mobile Auto Detailing Aaron Lopez 831-902-7477 RDW Reclamation Ditch West 2155001000 0.64157 27947 MS-2050-096 7542 A1 AUTOBODY 330 MAPLE STREET, Salinas, 93901 13422 Commercial Automotive Env1006-0019 10/23/2014 Merrit Guthrie 758-3233 SR Salinas River 2471061000 0.18614 8108 SR-1010-128 7532 A1 Sweeping Service 281 COMMISSION STREET, Salinas, 93901 25960 Commercial Automotive Env1006-0003 8302 2/19/2015 Tom Tanner 758-5537 RDE Reclamation Ditch East 3103003000 0.11855 5164 RD-4400-024 7538 A-1 Tool Shed 210 W MARKET STREET, Salinas, 93901 22780 Equiptment Rental Juan Torez 424-2966 RDW Reclamation Ditch West 2031010000 0.66529 28980 MS-2050-096 7353 AA Buffet 910 S MAIN STREET, Salinas, 93901 19806 Commercial Food Env1101-0151 53069 11/10/2015 Lin Chang Tai 831-751-9888 SR Salinas River 2542009000 0.20879 9095 SR-2000-080 5812 AA Glass Shop 1056 TERVEN AVENUE, Salinas, 93901 16283 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5.87341 255846 RD-6000-032 327I024005 5812 Acme Awning Co 210 N MAIN STREET, Salinas, 93901 105216 Building Materials Gale A Rawitzer 831-424-7134 RDW Reclamation Ditch West 3144025000 0.2802 12206 MS-2050-096
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    FALL 2020 FALL NORTH DAKOTA MOTOR CARRIERS ASSOCIATION PUBLICATION REP. BOB LATTA INTRODUCES SELF-DRIVING VEHICLE LEGISLATION page 4 NDMCA ANNUAL SAFETY AWARDS page 10 TRUCKER PAY INCREASING AS DRIVER SHORTAGE GROWS page 18 CONTENTS FALL 2020 ndmca.org [email protected] facebook.com/ndmca 03 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 1937 East Capitol Avenue 03 VISION CAMPAIGN P.O. Box 874 Bismarck, ND 58502 05 THANK YOU SPONSORS 701.223.2700 Fax: 701.258.8865 05 SAVE THE DATE – ANNUAL CONVENTION AND FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP GOLF TOURNAMENT NDMCA OFFICERS PRESIDENT TREASURER 09 NEW FEATURES IN WSI ONLINE PORTAL Pat Severson Wally Keller TMI Transport Corporation Jobbers Moving & Storage 10 NDMCA ANNUAL SAFETY AWARDS FIRST VICE PRESIDENT IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT 14 ANNUAL FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP GOLF TOURNAMENT Eric Grove Melissa Dixon Magnum, LTL Dixon Insurance Inc. SECOND VICE PRESIDENT ATA VICE PRESIDENT INDUSTRY NEWS Eric Bischke James Johannesson Cross Country Freight Solutions Inc. Magnum, LTL 04 REP. BOB LATTA INTRODUCES SELF-DRIVING VEHICLE LEGISLATION NDMCA DIRECTORS 06 CARRIERS PREPARE FOR INCREASING SURGE Karla Bancroft Marlin Kling TO SUPPLY CHAIN IN E-COMMERCE PUSH Holland Enterprises, Inc. Midwest Motor Express Inc. Kevin Borseth Kelly Krapu 09 EROAD GO HELPS FLEETS MANAGE PICKUP AND Midland Garage Door Interstate Truck Licensing/ DELIVERY OPERATIONS Compliance Solutions Tracy Buzick EW Wylie Corp. Casey Lindgren 18 TRUCKER PAY INCREASING AS DRIVER SHORTAGE GROWS Wallwork Truck Center Matthew Clark Cross Country Freight Solutions Inc. Matthew Mrotek Penske Truck Leasing Alan Coldwell Diamond B. Trucking Ryan Nelson Nelson International Nate Dahl Ryder Systems Inc. Jeremy Oistad Butler Machinery Kristal Fiser United Parcel Service Teri Lynn Steckler The North Dakota Motor Carriers Wyoming Casing Service Matt Gadberry Association has been publishing the Magnum LTD Dale Strege Rolling Along magazine since 1948.