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Regulatory Drivers for Pollution Prevention
OUTLINE
• (CLAYTON): Senate Bill 737
• (DEBRA): PPRC and Ecobiz
• (MARNEY):Real world, P2 Hits the Street
SB 737 How did Senate Bill 737 emerge?
Timelines: 2009, 2010, 2011
Who does it effect? Big 52 WWTPs
Issues (MCL levels, EPA-approved analytical methods)
The P3L list: from 2000 to 118 chemicals
Links for later…. http://www.leg.state.or.us/07reg/measures/sb0700.dir
/sb0737.en.html (the bill)
http://www.deq.state.or.us/WQ/SB737/ (the report and the P3L list of chemicals)
P3L: 69 Persistent Pollutants PAHs
Halogenated flame retardants
Pesticides and herbicides
Pharmaceuticals and personal care products
Perfluorinated surfactants
Metals
Industrial chemicals
P3L: 49 Legacy pollutants Pesticides and herbicides (DDT, Chlordane, etc)
PCBs
Polychlorinated Naphthalenes
Dioxins and Furans
EcoBiz Developed in 1999 by the P2O Team
Cities of Portland and Gresham
Clackamas County
Portland Metro Regional Government
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Clean Water Services
Washington County
What is the EcoBiz Program?
Recognizes businesses that voluntarily exceed complianceUtilizes a multi-agency, multi-media approach
through P2O TeamP2O Team = 7 local agencies and DEQFocus = small businesses providing services to
the publicLandscape and Automotive Services: few
regulations, yet potential significant cumulative impact
EcoBiz in 2008 88 Certified Businesses
Dedicated P2O Members- with very few hours allocated for EcoBiz work
Re-certifications needed
Updating of Checklist needed
PPRC Sector based P2 Experience
Research experience
Outreach and Technical Support
Experience in Auto Body P2
STAR Training Experts
PPRC Becomes EcoBiz “Boots on the Ground”
Hired by Clean Water Services in Washington County
Full time dedicated staff
Auto Body, Repair, Dealerships, Fleets
Later- Landscape, Car Washes
8 Months of ProgressPartners: Clean Water Services, City of Portland and Oregon DEQ
255 total shops in Washington County;
182 shop managers contacted;
11 certified shops (10% increase in 6 months),
30 checklist review and walkthrough visits,
114 total packets delivered containing program checklist
Ongoing EcoBiz Grant writing to take program state-wide
Interfacing with OR Toxic Reduction efforts
Researching new sectors
Ongoing EcoBiz outreach
Researching New SectorsMust have multi-media impacts –Air, water, soil,
(ghgs?)
Coordinate on sectors of interest in OR Toxics work
Restaurants?
Dry Cleaners?
Dentists? Possibility of importing existing EcoDentistry certification program
Other?
SB 737 Source identification for DEQ’s list of persistent bio
accumulative toxics (P3L List)
EcoBiz as a model to address specific sectors implicated
P2 hits the street First program: Auto Services
Second program: Landscaping Services
CASE STUDIES
Next program: ?
www.ecobiz.org
What it means to be Ecobiz certified (auto): Above and BEYOND compliance
Checklist: All legal, program; 80% of electives
Legal: washing to sanitary with permit,
Program: Secondary containment of all containers 55 gallons and larger, training
Product substitutions
Aqueous based parts washer
Electives: stenciling drains, rerefined motor oil, permanent dishware
What it means to be Ecobiz certified (landscape): Checklist: All legal, program; 80% of electives
100 points of options: inspect customer sites, track chemical usage and expenses, attend a class, lead a training class, document SOPs, case studies, provide client with a plant list.
Required yard location visit and typical contract/plan documents
P3L in landscaping Herbicides and pesticides:
Chlorpyrifos
Deltamethrin
Diazinon
Legacy:
Chlordane
DDT
Dieldrin
CASE STUDY: Auto Repair Hawthorne Auto Clinic: 1st certified
Jim Houser: co-owner, sits on Ecobiz Auto Advisory Group
They incorporate sustainability principles throughout their operation.
CASE STUDY: Auto Body Kadel’s Auto Body: commitment to organizational
change
10 shops in Oregon, ALL certified
CASE STUDY: Landscaping Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District:
government leading by example
Pacific Landscape Management
Next program ????? Pollution management plans are due July 1, 2011
Plan for reducing the permittee’s discharge of pollutants listed on the P3L list.
Working with PPRC, we will look at other sectors that may be sources of the 118 chemicals.