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Memorandum
To: Vail Gateway Building Legal File
From: Town of Vail Community Development Department
Date: December 15, 2011
Subject: Arthrex, Inc. Professional Office- Vail Gateway Building Unit C-10
I. SUMMARY
The purpose of this memorandum is to provide a summary of the approved use, the
zoning regulations, building permit review processes, findings and an overview of the
Arthrex, Inc. processes and procedures.
Arthrex, Inc., a national company, provides products and services for orthopaedic
surgeons. Arthrex, Inc. provides new product innovation in arthroscopic surgery and
minimally invasive orthopaedic surgical procedures. The Arthrex, Inc. Vail office is 2,127
in size and consists of two rooms:
1. A lecture room for presentations on the use of Arthrex, Inc. surgical devices.
2. A training room with table-like stations used for surgical device training.
As more fully explained below, the Town of Vail has determined the use is consistent
with Vail Town Code.
II. ZONING REGULATION REVIEW PROCESS
Staff determined that Arthrex, Inc. is a professional office use. Staff's determination is
based upon the following findings:
• The Vail Gateway Building is located at 12 Vail Road, Vail, Colorado.
• Commercial Unit C-10 exists within the Vail Gateway Building.
• According to the Official Zoning Map of the Town of Vail, the Vail Gateway
Building is located within the Commercial Service Center (CSC) District.
• Section 12-7E-3, Permitted Uses, states, in part, the following uses shall be
permitted in the CSC district: Professional offices, business offices, and studios.
• According to Section 12-2-2, Definitions of Words and Terms, Vail Town Code,
the definition of Professional Office is as follows: "An office for the practice of a
profession, such as offices of physicians, dentists, lawyers, architects, engineers,
musicians, teachers, accountants, and others who through training are qualified
to perform services of a professional nature, where storage, sale, or display of
merchandise on the premises occupies /ess than ten percent (10%) of the floor
area."
• The Arthrex, Inc. building permit application was for a remodel of an existing
professional office space within Commercial Unit C-10. The application did not
include changes to the exterior of the building or additional interior square
footage.
• Pursuant to Section 12-7E-2, Requirements for Establishment; Development
Plan, Subsection C, Plan To Be Guide: "The development plan shall be used as
a guide for the subsequent development of sites and the design and location of
buildings and grounds within the zone district. All plans subsequently approved
by the design review board in accordance with chapter 11 of this title shall
substantially conform to the development plan adopted by the town council."
• Based on the Approved Development Plan for the Vail Gateway Building, a
professional office use is permitted in Commercial Unit C-10.
• A change in use of Commercial Unit C-10 was not proposed by the applicant,
therefore no joint property owner signature(s) or notice was required.
• The professional office use complies with the applicable provisions of Article 12-
7E, Commercial Service Center (CSC) District, Sections 12-7E-1 through 12-7E-
13, Vail Town Code.
• Because the land use did not change, no additional parking was required for the
new professional office. A parking analysis is included in Attachment B of this
memorandum.
Further, Staff conducted a comparative zoning analysis of Arthrex, Inc. locations in
Naples, FL, Scottsdale, AZ, Los Angeles, CA, and New York, NY, which is summarized
in Attachment A of this memorandum. In summary, the Staff found that similar Arthrex,
Inc. offices are located within zone districts permitting medical offices.
III. BUILDING PERMIT REVIEW PROCESS
On August 12, 2011, the Town of Vail Community Development Department issued
Building Permit B11-0274 for the alteration of Commercial Unit C-10, Vail Gateway
Building. The issuance of the building permit was based on the following findings:
• Pursuant to Section 107.1, Submittal Documents, General, International Building
Code 2009 Edition, "Submittal documents consisting of construction documents,
statement of special inspections, geotechnical report and other data shall be
submitted in two or more sets with each permit application. The construction
documents shall be prepared by a registered design professional where required
by the statutes of the jurisdiction in which the project is to be constructed. Where
special conditions exist, the building official is authorized to require additional
construction documents to be prepared by a registered design professional."
• Pursuant to Section 107.2.1, Information on Construction Documents,
International Building Code 2009 Edition, "Construction documents shall be
dimensioned and drawn upon suitable material. Electronic media documents are
permitted to be submitted when approved by the building official. Construction
documents shall be of sufficient clarity to indicate the location, nature and extent
of the work proposed and show in detail what it will conform to the provisions of
this code and relevant laws, ordinances, rules and regulations, as determined by
the building official."
Town of Vail Page 2
• Pursuant to Section 107.3, Examination of Documents, International Building
Code 2009 Edition, "The building official shall examine or cause to be examined
the accompanying submittal documents and shall ascertain by such
examinations whether the construction indicated and described is in accordance
with the requirements of this code and other pertinent laws or ordinances."
• Pursuant to Section 304, Business Group B, International Building Code 2009
Edition, the professional office use is classified as a Business Group B
occupancy.
• Based on Occupancy Type B, the maximum occupant load is 22 people for
exiting purposes.
• Pursuant to Section 107, Submittal Requirements, International Building Code
2009 Edition, Vail Town Code and standard Vail practices, nothing requires
homeowners association signature(s) or notice for the issuance of a building
permit in the Town of Vail.
• Building Permit B11-0274 complies with Title 10, Building Codes, Section 10-1-2,
Codes Adopted By Reference, Subsections A through J, Vail Town Code.
• Pursuant to Section 113.2, International Building Code 2009 Edition, Board of
Appeals — Limitations on Authority, "An application for appeal shall be based on a
claim that the true intent of this code or the rules legally adopted thereunder have
been incorrectly interpreted, the provisions of this code do not fully apply or an
equally good or better form of construction is proposed. The board shall have no
authority to waive requirements of this code."
IV. ARTHREX, INC. SPECIMEN HANDLING AND DISPOSAL PROCESS
The Town of Vail Community Development Department has researched the specific
office processes and procedures of Arthrex, Inc. The following pages summarize the
results of our research.
• MedCure will provide all cadaver specimens used in this office.
• The specimens have a complete serology history, are certified free of pathological
diseases, arrive free of blood and are frozen. Testing for HEP B, HEP C, HIV 1 and
HIV 2 is completed and the results are provided.
• Prior to shipping, an irrigation process is performed to inhibit bacterial growth and
eliminate odors on each specimen.
• A tracking number is included with each specimen.
• A plastic stamp is attached to the specimen with a number that matches up to the
serology report.
• As the doctor steps up to a training station, an Arthrex, Inc. representative verifies
the tracking number with the doctor.
• After training, each specimen is placed in a bag, re-frozen and picked up by
Stericycle for incineration.
• Stericycle provides Arthrex, Inc. a chain of custody report for each specimen to
confirm the incineration.
• Below are the chemical cleaning agents proposed to be used at the Arthrex, Inc.
facility including two (bold print) used to clean and sanitize instruments and tools
using an on site commercial dishwasher (Hobart Series Dishwasher) typically used
in restaurants:
Town of Vail Page 3
Clorox Regular Bleach
ECO- SAN (dishwasher detergent)
Formula 409 Glass and Surface Cleaner
Jasco Premium Paint Remover
Liquid Spearhead (dishwasher rinse detergent)
Sheila Shine Product Type (Metal Polish)
Simple Green All-purpose Cleaner, Simple Sunshine Makers, Inc.
Green Scrubbing Pad
Virex 256
WD-40 Aerosol
Windex Original Glass Cleaner
All training stations are cleaned, specimens bagged, re-frozen, and disposed of in
accordance with Universal Precautions for Bloodborne Pathogen Preventive
Procedures. All bio-waste is picked up by Stericycle, Inc. for incineration.
See Attachment C for the Arthrex, Inc. company policy and Attachment D for the
Stericycle service agreement. All MSDS forms for chemicals used at the Arthrex, Inc.
facility are in Attachment E.
V. SANITATION AND HOUSEKEEPING
ECO-San and Liquid Spearhead are the detergent and rinse used in the "Hobart Series
Dishwasher". The devices surgeons use on specimens are washed in these units using
the two detergents. All devices are rinsed before being placed into the dishwasher. All
specimen parts are placed in the designated disposal bags to be picked up by
Stericycle and incinerated at their Dacono, Colorado facility. No specimens are
disposed of in the sanitary sewer drain or into the dishwasher. The dishwasher
discharges into the sanitary sewer as required by the Vail Town Code. Based on
standards and protocols, there are no odors associated with the use of specimens
before or after training exercises. According to Arthrex, Inc., their offices have not had
an odor complaint during their 27-years of business.
VI. WASTE DISPOSAL
All biological waste is disposed in a manner superior to a typical doctor's office. A
doctor's office previously occupied the Arthrex, Inc. space. In this instance, specimens
arrive with a complete serology history proving there is no pathological exposure. By all
standards, this is an extremely clean process which uses no hazardous chemicals and
omits no dangerous or offensive odors.
The specimens used by Arthrex, Inc. arrive in the office certified pathogen free and
handled in accordance with bio-hazard handling and disposal requirements. The
Arthrex, Inc. biological disposal process is superior to a doctor's office since a
professional bio-hazardous waste disposal company handles and properly disposes all
bio-waste generated from training exercises. Conversely, patients visiting a doctor's
office for diagnosis and treatment enter the Vail Gateway Building carrying pathogens
and/or illnesses.
Town of Vail Page 4
VII. ATTACHMENTS
A. Zoning Analysis of Arthrex, Inc. in other locations
B. Parking Analysis
C. Arthrex, Inc. company policy
D. Stericycle service agreements
E. Applicable MSDS forms
F. Relevant emails to the Town of Vail regarding Arthrex, Inc.
Town of Vail Page 5
Attachment A: Zoning Analysis of Arthrex, Inc. in other locations:
Location Jurisdiction Local Applicable Definition Source of Information
Zone Land Use of Land
District Use
1370 Creekside Collier CPUD Permitted Use: No Collier County website:
Boulevard County, FL Manufacturing definition http://www.colliergov.net/Ind
Naples, FL 34108 /office ex.aspx?pa e=128
McDowell Mountain City of C-3/ Permitted No Louisa Garbo
Medical Plaza Scottsdale PCD Use: Medical definition 480-312-2671
9377 East Bell Rd. or dental office City of Scottsdale
Ste 119 including
Scottsdale, AZ laboratory.
85260
Kerlan-Jobe City of LA C2-1, Medical office No Los Angeles Planning
Orthopaedic Clinic R1-1 definition Department website:
6801 Park Terrace http://cityplanning.lacity.org
Drive
Ste 120
Los Angeles, CA
90045
East Coast Surgical City of NY C5-2 Offices, No NYC Dept of City Planning:
Skills Training business, definition http://www.nyc.gov/html/dcp
Center professional
SurgiCare of including
Manhattan, LLC ambulatory
800 2nd Avenue diagnostic or
7th Floor treatment
New York, New health care, or
York 10017 governmental
Attachment A Page 1
Attachment B: Gateway Parking Analysis:
Commercial unit C-11, Vail Gateway Plaza was previously used as a professional office
as defined by Chapter 12-2, Definitions, Vail Town Code. Commercial unit C-10, Vail
Gateway Plaza is proposed to be used as a professional office as defined by Chapter
12-2, Definitions, Vail Town Code. A change of use from one professional office to
another professional office results in no change to the parking requirements for Vail
Gateway Plaza building. If there is a proposal to change the use of unit C-10, Vail
Gateway Plaza to a land use that requires more parking spaces than a professional
office, there is surplus parking available at the Vail Gateway Plaza that could be utilized
to accommodate such a change:
On August 13, 2001 the Planning and Environmental Commission (PEC) approved a
conditional use permit (CUP) to allow 39 parking spaces in the 93 space Vail Gateway
Plaza garage to become a for-lease parking club.
On April 12, 2004 the PEC approved amendments to the parking club CUP to allow the
39 for-lease parking spaces to be converted to 13 for-sale spaces, and the remaining 26
parking spaces would be allocated to specific tenants within the building. The allocation
of specific parking spaces to a specific tenant was at the applicant's request, and not a
requirement of the Vail Town Code. Chapter 12-10, Off Street Parking and Loading,
Vail Town Code establishes the minimum number of parking spaces for an entire
building and does not require individual parking spaces to be allocated to specific
tenants. In 2004, the applicant also requested that 4 existing parking spaces be
converted to ski lockers/storage.
The applicant submitted an analysis demonstrating that if the 13 space for-sale parking
club and the 4 parking space conversion to storage were approved, there would be a
surplus of parking at the Vail Gateway Plaza building based upon the existing and
potential commercial uses (all office and all restaurant) in the building. The 2004 CUP
amendment allocated the individual parking spaces in the Vail Gateway Plaza garage
on a commercial, residential, parking club, and storage use basis. The 2004 CUP
amendment allocated a total of 63 parking spaces to the commercial tenants in the Vail
Gateway Plaza building. 47 of the 63 parking spaces were allocated on an individual
unit by unit basis, and 16 of the 63 spaces were allocated to "visitor" for the commercial
tenants. The 2004 CUP amendment allocated 4 individual parking spaces to
commercial unit C-10. The required number of parking spaces for unit C-10 with a
professional office use is 3.16 parking spaces (2.7 spaces per 1,000 sq. ft. net floor
area). The following is a summary of the 2004 allocations of the Vail Gateway Plaza
parking garage:
Attachment B Page 1
Unit Type 2004 CUP All Office All Restaurant Required
allocation scenario scenario
Commercial 63 37.02 54.83 39.9 (Kelly
Liken only
restaurant, the
rest is office
Residential 13 9.8 9.8 9.8
Parkin Club 13 13 13 13
Storage 4 4 4 4
Total Spaces 93 63.82 81.63 66.7
Surplus Parking 29.18 11.37 26.3
Spaces
Commercial Units Parking Spaces Allocated
C-1,2,3,4, & 5 8
C-6 4
C-7 5
C-8 8
C-9 6
C-10 6
C-10 4
C-13 & 14 5
C-15 1
VISITOR 16
Total 63
Attachment B Page 2
Attachment C: Arthrex, Inc. Company Policy
1.0 PURPOSE
2.0 SCOPE
3.0 APPLICABLE REGULATIONS
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
5.0 EXPOSURE DETERMINATION
6.0 IMPLEMENTATION OF STANDARD CONTROLS
7.0 SHARPS CONTAINERS
8.0 WORK AREA RESTRICTIONS
9.0 SPECIMENS AND INFECTIOUS MATERIALS
10.0 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
11.0 HOUSEKEEPING
12.0 HEPATITIS B REQUIREMENTS
13.0 TRAINING
14.0 MEDICAL RECORDS
15.0 REVISON HISTORY
APPENDIX I — CONTROL OF BBP EXPOSURE AND TREATMENT FORM
APPENDIX II — EXPOSURE REPORT TO EMPLOYEE
APPENDIX III — HEPATITIS B VACCINE DECLINATION
APPENDIX IV— BBP AUDIT CHECKLIST
1.0 PURPOSE
1.1 The purpose of this policy is to provide minimum guidelines required to
prevent possible transmission of the acquired immunodeficiency
syndrome (AIDS/HIV), Hepatitis B (HBV), and other bloodborne
pathogens and for providing guidelines for the medical surveillance of
employees exposed to these pathogens. Further within this policy, an
infection control plan is outlined for all persons who handle, store, use,
process, or dispose of infectious medical wastes. This infection control
plan complies with OSHA requirement, 29 CFR 1910.1030, Blood Borne
Pathogens. The plan includes requirements for personal protective
equipment, housekeeping, training, needle-stick and sharps safety and a
procedure for reporting exposures.
2.0 SCOPE
2.1 Arthrex employees whose work may involve the treatment of injured
employees, exposure to blood, or other potentially infectious materials.
This covers all employees who could be "reasonably anticipated" to face
contact with blood and/or other potentially infectious materials as the
result of perForming their job duties.
3.0 APPLICABLE REGULATIONS
Attachment B Page 3
3.1 The Arthrex Blood-borne Pathogens Policy shall be maintained to comply
with all applicable local, state and federal regulations, including OSHA
Standard 29 CFR 1910.1030 and the National Center for Disease Control
(CDC) guidelines which set forth enforcement procedures and
interpretations of OSHA requirements with respect to the protection of
workers who are exposed to blood or other potentially infectious materials.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
4.1 The Quality Assurance Manager is responsible for controlling revisions
and auditing compliance to this document.
4.2 The Director of the Convention and Lab Services and the EHS Manager
are responsible for the training and implementation of EHS-0600.
4.3 The EHS Manager is responsible for maintaining compliance of this
document with the requirements of the documents listed in 3.0.
5.0 EXPOSURE DETERMINATION
5.1 The job functions of all Arthrex employees have been evaluated to
determine which job categories have exposure to infectious materials.
5.2 OSHA requires facilities handling possibly contaminated product, to inform
employees of the exposure and train them to the standards of CFR
1910.1030.
5.3 The following is a list of employees who may have risk of exposure to
bloodborne pathogens by way of handling contaminated instrumentation
or responding to medical emergencies.
■ Returns
■ Director of inedical Education
■ Director of Convention Services and Lab Services
■ Product Managers
■ Complaint Group
■ Regulatory Affairs
■ Regional Managers
■ First Aid Responders
■ EHS Manager
5.4 Returns present a unique exposure. All instrumentation returns shall be
treated as a possible exposure source.
5.4.1 All instrumentation returns shall be in Biohazard bags.
Attachment C Page 2
5.4.2 All packaging shall then be disposed of as Biohazardous.
5.4.3 A standardized complaint or Return Authorization should contain
advisories of
5.4.4 Biohazardous materials or Infectious Material warnings.
5.4.5 Agents or customers must be accountable for materials authorized
to be returned.
6.0 IMPLEMENTATION OF STANDARD CONTROLS
6.1 Areas where there is the potential for exposure to infectious material shall
have signs permanently affixed with Biohazard label and Restricted Area-
Authorized Personnel Only at the entrance to area. This includes the
laboratory and Returns area.
6.2 OSHA requires that this standard plan CFR 1910.1030 include controls
such as:
6.2.1 Biohazard signs or universal precaution training in areas where a
potential biohazard may pass or reside.
6.2.2 Personal Protection Equipment (PPE), safety glasses, lab apparel,
gloves, etc., etc.
6.2.3 Biohazard procedures such as autoclave procedures and cleaning
procedures.
6.3 UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS are defined by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030(b)
as an approach to infection control according to the concept that all
human blood and certain human blood and certain body fluids are treated
as if known to be infectious.
6.3.1 Universal precautions will be observed throughout the facility in
order to prevent contact with potentially infectious materials
regardless of the source.
6.3.2 Where occupational exposure remains after institution of the above-
mentioned precautions, PPE shall be utilized.
6.3.3 Separate freezers, cleaning supplies, instruments, and equipment
have specific procedures for maintenance and decontamination of
laboratory, educational facilities, and testing areas.
6.3.4 Hand washing stations are installed in areas around the facility; the
education laboratory, the machine shop, and all rest rooms.
Protective clothing aside, after contact with contaminated product,
hand washing and flushing contact areas with cleanser is
appropriate and highly recommended.
6.3.5 Antiseptic cleansers and rubbing alcohol are also provided as an
added measure when hand wash stations are not available.
Attachment C Page 3
7.0 SHARPS CONTAINERS
7.1 Sharps are defined by Arthrex as any instrument that is, or can be, used to
cut, slice, puncture or abrade human tissue. Sharps may be scalpels,
needles, razors or any surgical instrument designed to pierce tissue.
7.2 Sharps containers for single use equipment are available in the returns
and Laboratory areas and are labeled as single-use.
7.3 Reusable equipment that needs to be placed into Sharps containers is
labeled appropriately and re-useable. These are checked daily by the
Medical Education staff for safe removal and appropriate use.
7.4 Non-contaminated sharps shall be placed in appropriated container
labeled "non-contaminated sharps" and disposed by Maintenance.
7.5 Contaminated sharps shall be disposed in a red bio-hazard container and
disposed by an outside vendor established by the EHS Manager.
8.0 WORK AREA RESTRICTIONS
8.1 In work areas where there is a reasonable likelihood of exposure to blood
or other potentially infectious materials, employees are not to eat, drink,
apply cosmetics or lip balm, smoke, or handle contact lenses. Food and
beverages are not to be kept in freezers, refrigerators, cabinets, shelves,
counters, or bench tops where blood or other potentially infectious
materials are present. There shall be signage to reflect such.
8.2 Under no circumstances shall exposure PPE be worn outside the work
area, such as to the break room, rest room or cafeteria.
8.3 Mouth pipetting or suctioning of blood or other potentially infectious
materials is prohibited.
8.4 All procedures shall be conducted with a minimum of splashing, spraying,
splattering, or generation of droplets of infectious material.
8.5 Methods employed at Arthrex, Inc. to establish control of work area
restrictions include:
■ Universal precautions observed.
■ Accessible appropriate protective apparel.
■ ISO and FDA compliance training for all employees.
■ Rigid enforcement of rules by all employees.
Attachment C Page 4
8.6 Employees in a position to be witnessing or observing exposure related
activity shall be considered potentially exposed and appropriate protection
is required to avoid inadvertent exposure.
9.0 SPECIMENS AND INFECTIOUS MATERIALS
9.1 Specimens are defined as tissue or derivatives thereof. Associated
potentially infectious material is that which has come into contact with
specimens.
9.2 Specimens and other potentially infectious materials will be placed in a
container which prevents leakage during the collection, thawing, handling,
processing, storage, and transport of the specimens/material.
9.3 The container used for specimen/material can be labeled or (red) color-
coded. The Area Supervisor shall daily ensure that all containers are
deposited after usage in receptacle provided by outside vendor.
9.4 Any specimens which could puncture the primary container must be
placed inside a secondary container which is puncture resistant. Should a
primary container become contaminated, it also will be placed inside a
secondary container.
9.5 Contaminated or potentially contaminated items are not to be removed
from areas authorized for their use. Under no circumstances shall they
contact items in an uncontrolled environment such as office spaces.
10.0 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
10.1 The laboratory staff is responsible for ensuring that protective clothing and
equipment is available to employees, adequate for the intended use, and
effective for its intended purpose as a barrier to fluids. THE USE OF
GLOVES IS A MINIMUM REQUIREMENT.
10.2 The Medical Education staff should also take into account the need for
various sizes of clothing and various glove types (hypoallergenic and
powder-less).
10.3 To clean and dispose of personnel protective clothing, all garments must
be placed in a container designed to prevent leakage or puncture.
Currently, Arthrex, Inc. disposes of all garments and does not require a
laundering facility.
10.4 Gloves, which should be worn at all times during possible contact with
potentially contaminated materials, are disposable and are not to be re-
used. If the protective barrier of the glove is compromised, the gloves
should be discarded and a new set obtained.
Attachment C Page 5
10.5 Eye protection and masks are required to be worn whenever splashes,
droplets of blood, or other potentially infectious material may be
generated. This procedure includes transportation of specimens.
11.0 HOUSEKEEPING
11.1 General Housekeeping at Arthrex includes cleaning and decontamination
with glutaraldehyde or other hospital approved or graded cleaners, and
bleach according to the following schedule:
11.1.1 Returns: Daily cleaning using glutaraldehyde or other hospital
approved cleaners and bleach.
11.1.2 Education Lab: After each training session, use glutaraldehyde or
other hospital approved cleaners and bleach.
11.2 All contaminated work surfaces will be decontaminated after completion of
procedures and immediately after spills of blood or potentially infectious
materials.
11.3 All bins, cans, pails, and receptacles shall be inspected and
decontaminated after each use. Each area is responsible for the
inspection of the resident receptacles.
11.4 Any broken glassware with potential contamination will not be picked up
with bare or gloved hands, rather, use a brush to sweep the pieces into an
acceptable container.
11.5 None of Arthrex, Inc. reusable sharps containers will be handled in such a
way as to require an employee to reach into the container to extract
equipment.
11.6 All mop heads and cloths used to wipe surfaces or flooring (clean) are
discarded in a biohazard container. A receptacle provided by outside
vendor will hold material until removed by vendor.
12.0 HEPATITIS B REQUIREMENTS
12.1 It is a requirement of OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.1030 that any
company make available to its' employees a HBV program and post-
exposure evaluation/follow-up when those employees are asked to handle
potentially contaminated product.
12.2 The Hepatitis B vaccine is available to all employees who provide medical
care, work with cadavers or returned instruments as a preventive
measure. The vaccine is issued under the supervision of a licensed
physician or healthcare professional. The vaccine is available at no cost
to Arthrex employees.
Attachment C Page 6
12.3 Should an employee decline the vaccine when it is first offered, the
Medical Education staff will have the employee sign a statement indicating
that the HBV has been declined. At any point during employment, the
employee can ask for the HBV, even after refusing the first offer.
12.4 Any future booster shots recommended by OSHA will be offered to
employees at Arthrex, Inc. at no cost to the employee.
12.5 Any exposure incidents shall be reported, investigated, and documented.
The EHS Manager shall investigate the incident. The employee will
receive a medical examination and any required follow-up. The source of
possible exposure is evaluated for HBV and HIV infectivity. Results of all
investigations and source testing will be made available to the employee
and he or she will be informed of the regulations and applicable laws.
13.0 TRAINING
13.1 The medical Education staff is responsible for training and initial
assignments to employees where exposure may occur. This training shall
be repeated every 12 months and tailored to the educational and
language level of the employee. This training is to be offered during work
hours.
13.2 The training on Bloodborne Pathogens include the following:
13.2.1 An explanation of the OSHA standard and Arthrex specific
procedures, signs, labels, and color-coding systems..
13.2.2 A discussion of epidemiology and symptoms of bloodborne
diseases.
13.2.3 A discussion of the means of transmission.
13.2.4 Recognition of the tasks that may involve exposure.
13.2.5 An explanation of the use and limitations of inethods to reduce
exposure and use of personal protective equipment.
13.2.6 A basis of selection for individual PPE and detailed description of
how to dispose of PPE.
13.2.7 Information on Hepatitis B and availability of vaccines.
13.2.8 Discussion of appropriate actions to take, procedures to follow, and
persons to contact in an emergency involving blood or other
potentially infectious materials.
13.2.9 Information on the evaluation and follow-up required after an
employee exposure incident.
13.3 The person conducting the training shall be knowledgeable in the matter
of bloodborne diseases, procedures, and use of personal protective
equipment.
Attachment C Page 7
13.4 Employees who have received training in the past 12 months shall have
the training documented and any update in this procedure since the time
of training shall require additional training.
13.5 Any change in standard operating procedure will require an impact
statement as to its' effects on this program and training held accordingly.
14.0 MEDICAL RECORDS
14.1 Medical Records— The EHS Department is responsible for maintaining
the following medical information:
■ Name and social security number of employee
■ Employee Hepatitis B vaccine status including the date of initial
vaccination.
■ A copy of all results of examinations, medical testing, and follow-up
procedures related to exposure incidents, and
■ A copy of information provided to the medical professional in
reference to the duties of the employee and exposure risk.
14.2 Training records— The EHS Department is responsible for training records
and will maintain these for a minimum of 3 years from the date of training.
Training records detail the following information:
■ Dates of training sessions
■ An outline describing material presented
■ Name of Trainer
■ Signature of Manager or Supervisor confirming training
14.3 Availability
14.3.1 All employee records shall be made available to the employee in
accordance with 29 CFR 1910. 20.
14.3.2 All employee records shall be made available to OSHA officials
upon request.
14.4 Transfer of Records
14.4.1 If Arthrex is closed and there is no replacement employer, the
Director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
shall be contacted for final disposition.
15.0 REVISION HISTORY
Attachment C Page 8
0. New Document
1. (2/3/04) Transfer of document to Health and Safety from Quality
Assurance.
2. (6/7/05) 12.2. Revised to include all employees who provide medical care,
work with cadavers or returned instruments.
14.1 and 14.2. Replaced "Human Resources" with "The Safety
Department".
Appendix I, II, and III were added.
3. (5/16/06) Appendix IV added.
4. 4/7/09 Added Index and minor format revisions
5. 6/5/09 Revised Section 5.3
6. (07/15/10) removed "7.4 The designated exposure area supervisors
shall daily dispose of Sharps containers in Accumulation Receptacle
provided by outside vendor." Added: 7.4 Non-contaminated sharps shall
be placed in appropriated container labeled "non-contaminated sharps"
and disposed by Maintenance. 7.5 Contaminated sharps shall be
disposed in a red bio-hazard container and disposed by an outside vendor
established by the EHS Manager.
Attachment C Page 9
.App�r��ix J
Control of Blood-Borne Pathogens
Exposure and Treatment Notification Form
Exposed Employee's Name: SSN: - -
Date Exposed: Exposure Source:
SSN: Department/Workplace
Exposure Description:
I request do not request to be evaluated and tested for HIV/HAV/HBV by the
Company Physician. I understand this is not mandatory and that all customary
expenses will be paid by Arthrex, Inc. Following the initial HIV/HAV/HBV tests,
additional testing will be scheduled at 6 weeks, 12 weeks and 6 months to determine if
a blood-borne pathogen has been transmitted. I understand that I will be provided the
test results, counseled by the Company Physician and that all information regarding the
exposure, HIV/HAV/HBV testing, and test results will remain confidential.
Exposed Employee's Signature Date
Witness' Signature Date
Attachment C Page 10
Appendix II
Exposure Report To Employee
TO: Date
FROM: Safety Manager
SUBJ: Medical Consent for Blood-Borne Pathogens Testing
During the course of your employment, a fellow Employee was exposed to your blood or
other body fluids. Following the regulations of the U. S. Department of Labor -
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), we request that you submit to
blood tests for infectious blood-borne pathogens (HIV, HAV and HBV) that may have
been exposed to an Employee. This request is not mandatory and will not affect your
employment. All information gathered will be kept confidential.
Affidavit
I consent do not consent to having blood sample(s) taken to test for
infectious blood-borne pathogens (Human Immunodeficiency Virus, Hepatitis A Virus
and Hepatitis B Virus) following an exposure to a health care provider.
I understand that all tests and customary expenses will be paid by Arthrex, Inc., that I
will be informed of the test results and that I will be counseled regarding any further
necessary evaluations and treatment (at my expense) if the results are "positive".
Signature Date
Witness Signature Date
Attachment C Page 11
Appendix III
Hepatitis 8 Vaccine Declination
I, , understand that due to my
occupational exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials, I may be
at risk of acquiring Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) infection. I have been given the
opportunity to be vaccinated with the Hepatitis B Vaccine, at no charge to myself.
However, I decline the Hepatitis B Vaccination at this time.
Please check one: Due to personal preference
I have previously received and completed the HBV series
I understand that by declining this vaccine, I continue to be at risk of acquiring
Hepatitis B, a serious disease. If in the future, I continue to have occupational
exposure to blood or other potentially infectious materials, and I want to be
vaccinated with the Hepatitis B Vaccine, I can receive the vaccination series at no
charge to me.
Employee Name Printed: Date:
Employee's Signature:
Witness Name Printed: Date:
Witness Signature:
Attachment C Page 12
Appendix IV
Bloodborne Pathogen/ Biohazard
Audit Checklist
Facility Location
Auditor Date
Y N NA COMMENTS
A. Contamination Control
1. Proper Decontamination procedures
used
B. Ex osure Control
1. Sharps handled with caution
2. Sharps disposed of properl
3. PPE provided and used
4. Hepatitis B vaccinations documented
5. Sharps lo maintained for all incidents
6. Eating and drinking prohibited in bio-
areas.
7. No storage of food or drinks in bio-
areas.
C. Invento &Waste Control
1. Bio-areas properl posted and labeled.
2. Waste packa ed and labeled properl .
3. Waste disposed of properl .
4. Documentation available for all
specimens.
D. Trainin
1. Training for BBP exposure.
2. Trainin for BBP control and prevention.
3. Annual retraining in BBP complete.
E. En ineerin Controls
1. Hand washin facilities available.
2. E e wash station available.
3. Autoclave available and checked for
effectiveness.
4. Illumination is adequate for safe
activities.
F. Administrative Controls
1. Access to Lab is limited or restricted.
2. Insect and rodent control plan in place.
3. Bloodborne Standard and Policy
provided.
Attachment C Page 13
Attachment D: Stericycle Agreement
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��� Protecting Peaplr.Beduc'rng Rizk,-
�'TERI•�,+4�F�SE,i�'VICE AGREE1�9iENT
5en►ice Ad+dress Billina Address{If Different]
Mame: Hama:
Address 1: Address 1:
Addr�ess 2: Address 3:
C rcyJ Sta te/27p: C i[y�Sta[e1 i�p_
E-MaiL• E-Mail:
..� one.. [_,� ext. F�si(.—)-- Etl�.e:. �_1— ext. F�a�t 1=—
Contact: t e; C e c: Tit :
'fhe parties agr?e as fnflaws:
1. The Effectiue da�of[hh�greerr�nt is�f J xoll•
2, Sle�ieycle sha11+a�n�ve 3n�dispr��nf C��s[��mei's Radu�a�ei Medical Vdaste(Hazardous Nlaste as anplicei�ej sul��ect to the terms and c�ndiun�rs set fo�th be�aw.
3. Srericy�e��ill�ovide additi�nal c�am�diance�rvices fnr the Grices a}�licahl�m the service pregrem leuel Cusmmer has selected be0aw.
$el'VIC�S$4 bC�iOYI��
STERI-SAFE w1 FthFW Spe�ia!Waste Ser�ie�s
Ster`rSafe Prnyram Level �� � Max Cont ner vr
Paymen4 Schedule:Bibled 0��g 0�����$'��ice
�nr�al,lr c�,n���t ui,E.i„�.�.�r�,,r.,n�niw•i���Y-wre,j��r�,ur.���s wim pt��iE�F Eaeh Addirional Conrmner Charg�s_
ry,h,rr�a�,rH
it�=E x ieKk��S r,���, 0 Fixer�6evelnper
Serve[e�e`C.quenCy EncM Adiitivnal ContainerCMarge 5_
Maximun�MedicaY Waste Contaiiers per Yaar 0 Palh�'Chemo
Medical Wa�s[e Con[ainer Sice EacM Addi[iona]Corttninertharg�5_
Each Additionnl Cantainer Charge§35.flQ
Additianal Pick Up Charge ; �I certify that I wiU properly classify and segre�ate my v,reste
�i����r,Mai�r���,��n„e,�,hr�,w� �treams and that I wil!not r_o-mi��fe these w�ste st�reams with any
other.
Monthlq S�rr►ice Fee: �
6y agning 6clow F acknovrleJ�e[het I am,ihe Customer's euEhomed n{f.r or egent ar.d the[I haue the eufihonty Eo h�rd C.u�mmer'm this Agrxrr nt.Cus[omer egrccs tn L
Cavnd Ly[Yre[?rcr5 and c�rtdjtions r}ia[appear ori 6olbrvmg pages hea�of and camplg�xi��ti�tPrt�yc�'s Waste Accepmnce 3�olKy,tueh of v:hi�h are integral parts af this.+lgreemcnt.
CUSTDMER: 7C PLEASE PRIT[T: Title Date:
STERECYCCE:X PLEASE PRINT: Title Date:
STERICYCL�U5E�NLY
EPA Gen ID #
Type uF Agreerrznt T�m uf agrzemenF 54 Mociths
rax�xan�t:❑res 0 nn If YES,I�#_(copy must ac€omparly papawark3 Prorncr C4de
Purchase Order f,i�Fapplicabfe)#_Fram_I�!'_ Ya �7�f_
sagment Ca�Je� Af�laac�an Cude �F�f�2COf{�#
SScvde: Rk�adc, FlPcvdE: glCrnde:
Rautina Ynformatiars fO�erations DenartvnentT:
Meci 4Vaste Cantainer Code �ty Spec�al U'Jaste Cairtamee Cmde Qdy Nqi�e{si�arps�nly)0
Service Area� Route# Caniarner Se[up�ate_�1_��GL1 First P��kup Qate(CycEe Begin C7atej�'J2�!f
�ay af Serv�ce=0 Man 0 Tuzs ❑4Ved ❑.Thurs ❑.fn Service Haurs
f�vuG+ig Ccmments
Stencycl�,Inc..wwws[e�icycle.c�m+�Dlf}Comme��cial Ave.,Norduhro�k,iL 6Q46Z•F{5553�-7�'�axt_.F(�6'v}��'3-7�}3E
TEie df6er Wrll Ex�ire un:_
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Attachment D Page 1
STERI.�5�AF�"'tERMS kNQ C{aN6ITI0li5 :Ltcoun11Si1e#
1.Regulated lYfedlral Wasle Services i+}Sferieyc4e.In�:: s§o�ll cctfecl, Gusfamer pr�r+ridss ta Slericycle in�t�one6y Enan�+er I•lr�[w�il�+standing�ny
transport,tse�t snrJ[IisF•o3e cd n[I Re;�ulated Mzdlcel Waste(exr_ept PJnn- 4mil lc+adJust thF ox7tract pricz,Sfr[icycle reservci the ri�lht in furthzr
confomning 1N'este; aenersted by [:us[amer during the [erm of this ad�ust fhe amaunts payehle and rJue t��Stencycle for fees ineiuding,but
Agreement id� Rr�spansih�iiry fcx �rans,�ortatiran eaf Regul6fed Medieal not lirmted tfl eriwuonmen[s!pro[rclion,ctrnplidnce.�neal�managerr�enl.
Waste cIXl��c[6d fran Cusiomer shuD Prensfer anG vesf In Skericycle al tn6 e+ safery. In thrc aven[ Eha[ S'tericycle susponds SE7VItiE5 under t�hi5
[im�e i�t�s loaded onlo S[?nc�+rle's vehicle. Cvstomer shell have tille lo Agreemeril for eny reascn.including the exptrstiean r�r termimiatir�mf lhia
Repulafed Menica!Wasle a[all prra hn�es. Cus[aner shull hold titfe[o Ac�reemenl or Ci�slanPrs brear,h (see 2ic1. abo�eJ. �[erir,yrlr. may
any Nan-�aiformma VVsste ai all timcs.whatner rafused fcr collection or remo�e all containers betanglnQ lo it frnm Gusfsxnrar�s prers�fsas ahtl
reiurrre� ta the r_�istamer for F�Foper di�s�osal aRer collecta�an. .All assets a 55n.�11�,ick�uF�fae for�ueh remoual
Regul�ted Med+r.al WasPe must be acr.ompanierJ by a prop�:rly cccr�pleter� q,Surehar[}e�5�zricycle rnay 6is�im�rns�E e surcharge in the e�enF th�af
shi�,pin�rloeurn?nt F�ursu;}nt[c�4�CFR AE�.'.0:�Mlar�ifestl.i.r.�Stericycl? ct�ri�.ycle:aitempis to��iek up waste ai a Customer focahcrn{ar��+[hr.r�
emRl�,yees msy refuse eantainers thet sre determ�ned ta he IJom schedulEd�irk-up or in rrs�nnse ta a�:uste�rier rze�ue�!}:.,nd.[hraugh no
Ce�nfe�rmmy Wdste as idenllfed in lhe Wus[e Acca�tance Fdicy {suk�f�tericyele, eit�her(a.s th€re is na Reoula[ed Metlicel Waste for
IWAP1 Cus[omEr shall p9a�e anly`Requiatzci Medo�af Nles[e"es defined v�,�ricycle fo p�ek u¢, i�} '�+'aste i�s not reatly :ot pick-u�i or {eS [he
6y 4± C�R 1?3.134 ar hy any xsther federei, sSate and tocal CusCvmer Ixatia7 is clased.Excess wasFe volumes sigrnfcan[ly greaEer
regul�¢Inns frJ) Cus�cxne� rept?�sents and w3�P5n[s Fhat ly the w•aste [han eueraqe vNume for simiiar generoE�rs or ex�eeding maverrium
presented for dispvsa�.f will �v# cantain any -hazardvus'�. "taxic°�. �NfowaL�le r.onEainers per year shaal be suh�er,{ �Q� surcharge a! lhe
"fadir��ctivve" or hlan-Confc�mTing Waste4 ?S de�ine�i t�y all appilc€�ble cun�ent surch�rge container raie i�3ti.nti a1 5larir,y�ls's dlsr,r�eti�n
IAws. regul�tir�is anel [he WRP, ii� tPe was[e stridly confcrrres tQ Stericycle wilf impose this surcharge fv dekar abuses.in�cCuding hut nd
Slericycle's WAP anrl their lo�eal laWS and rec�ul�linns c�xrcerninr� I�miFe�i tct,sdid w�ste dis�idsed�n;h�medi�:af wasie stream,or Cuslome,-
ftegul�ted Medicel 4V�ste and iill fhey ha�e ee�ietved the�nbched 45,��,�� �d�a�lld:,lion c�f lhe was4e af several gencrators undzr one sit�.
and+ks cc�nRle4e ele�nEtir,��s and repuirrments. {e� Custor+,er s��aEl be ��ricycle may hill e[Pdit�onel e:harges far esch ncxr-campPiant conieiner
liabl�far eny antl sil in�uries,+osses an�dsmages resuHirt�frar�Nart-
C;anforminq Waste �fi All lah w�astes ar rr�ater{ais whicY�ronrain or hav�e P��"'��ad'�y Cus[�sRter Non-enrnplien[ ccnPainers subjec[ [�a�1di[ioi7a!
chsrqes rnclude. 6ut are no[ Ilmded to containers ChaF ere anrerweight
the pdential to con�ain ir�fe:tivus subsfances arising irXn[hvse ager�ks urtaer app9icarle laws.ns�e=_�r regule�irns;those rensain�rs exceeding
Ilsfed under 42 CFR 72.3 are stric�Ey prohibited from medicsl�r�as[e by gp Ibs.e.cxrtainers hd�ling n�cxi-canforminr�waste�and�cnn[ainers where
federsl law ond mru�st be pretrea9eJ pna to r}is�osal. {gi Further rhe waste is imprvperiy segregated w packaged.
de5nitions are inGuded under[he curreni WAP.whi.ch is a[tached and
mad�e a part saT th�s Agreement and specifGCally incorp�t9d 5, LiahHity for Equipmenl Custamer shall have the c�re.r.ustod/anr�
hereln. Stericycle reserves the right fo chanae ihe WAP at any tirrie to rantrvl of containers and other equi�mer.! a�,med by Sterieycle and
ensuse cemplianr.e wilh applicahle laws oe rec��zlalions. A e.�y of p6are�f a[Cus[rft�er's p�ren�rses arrc!ac.r.epts respcxiskbili[y and kiabd�fy for
�tencyc[e's WAP may alsr, te oGtained ftom your lxad Stericyr,le [he er�ulpment�end its content�excer�t when it is being ph�ysic2Hy handled
r�Gresentatiye 5y ernWluyees oi SYercycle Gustcm�r ayrees to defen�i,rndemnify and
hald herzn4ess StencycPe Tr�crn uo�d;sgsinsi sny and all ci�ims for loss nr
2.Term and Pi{cing Su�lect to[he previsions Lelow,[he term C'Term`�of damege to propes[y,or pers�sl.injury w daa[h.resultin�g Trarr;or arising
[hls Apr�ement st�aH be SixFV(601 m�n[�+s frcm�he ENer_tivY QAIe ia1 ��$ny manner out of CUStomzr's use. operstion or possea5ion of any
Thls Agreerri?nt shalf a��tana[Ically rena+N f!�r succassiv�e terms aquel to �o��iners and uher equrprc�enP furnishatl untler thls Agr�era�tnt My
[he onginai Telm {each an -E;Rensicn Term'} unles=eilher psrty has damage ar las�ka such cankainers and equlpment. vther than n��crmal
given s�xly i��11�•ays nntice,in w�t[iny,dunng{lie sex rG�rrux,th pericrl v�earand tear,will he�harged tv Custcmer at iull replacemer�l value.
pn�r to the rene+n•al date pf Iis dnsire to tarminale lhes agre�ntenL All 6. li�demnlf�caqari Sa7 Ster�e cie shall in�emniTy ynd hcid Cusiom�r
Extension T?.mis 3hall tr�su�ject to the ferms and condi[iwis hereundrr. y
{bY Stericyr.le reserves the»�h[60 6rljus[[Y+E eon[r�et pricr[o ar,caunl for r��rmless from ajay l�ak�iliti.es ansi�sg frem Ehe gra�s+�eyli�ence cx wlllful
operstional enenges ir impiements ra ccmply with d+a:vmented cnanges ��'��conduct oi Steric�el�e in the Kcrtormanee of its eb6ioatior,s under thii
in Ia�N�,tc ccw�er Inr_reases in the cost o'f fuel,insurance,residue dispossl. Agreement.Customer shaN mdr.m�nify and hdd harmle;s 59enr.ycle fresm
or €a oili��w9s� sddress cos[ escalatiem. (c� In tr�e e�ent Gus[emer any kisl�ili[ies ansmg From th�yrass nEgiigence�or wrllful s�tis�crn�uc!of
terrrii�utes this Rqreement Gna tv expiration af the term hereof 1or any eusFomer.wl�ich shaii inr6udE,�ut nol 6e limi[zrl!u.feilUre to�ropeAy
"Extension Ferm"i mr ieils ta pertorm any af its obiigatians under ihi� skwe,packa4e, Va6�el.o�aegregete Hequiated Medical Waste and any
A�rer.men[ Stericycle sh�ll have, wilhcssit limitahon. all riqts[s end �iah�liNes relating [o Nort-Can`orrr�ing W�s[e, ��vhetner or r�ci calleetetl
remEdies prove�ed at law rn in equdt��+.as well as Chz righ�.t[a recaJ�r fran «g�'Pp���� � Ifeafed Cy�Steficycl� Eech p�ft�y egr?es 4o pey ihe
�uskomer an�mvunt�whlch khe�arlies hereby ac�k.nvwledge=onstitu4es reesanable aitomeys'iees and cvsis ir�evrred Gy the vther in bringing a
SSer�cyr.Pe�s 4i�c�uidaler�r��ina�es and nof a penally)e[�sral tn Tily per[;ent successfu4�ndemn�ficaticui elaim under lhi�'�B�9gf3�Il.G11�5IOfiiEf 3F]fEPS
uf fhe Custorn�ers auerage nimthly r_harge multiplicd by the number�i tu F�ay Sterlcycf+'s rEasasuhle�ttt�meys frrs Incurred fer any sur.czssful
monihs rincluding eny p�srtkal monihsl. r�mbininu until the eM�,irbtion r�ete duiense hy S[ericycie af a suit 4or �ndemnificallcn brnugh[ agatnsL
of lY�e then currenfi Serm fiereaf {dj 4tericycl�she9f t�a�b the�riyh[ [o ��ncyci�by Cusiomer. Ib1 Slericycte wr41 indemnify and hdd t�arrnless
terrriinata[his Agreernent at any t�m�e by gi�nng Custcrn�er et least sixty any Custcmar whG subscrl6es tr�a Preierred Proyrain trorn 5ny 5n?or
�60a days notice rn the e�ent thei it�s unable ta contknue�+ertorming its Pbrtian [hereaf resul[inq fran gn 65HA.citation e�+licitly descrihing a
nGPigatitms un+ier [his Agree�ment due tn [h�e suspen�irx�, revor,Afion h€oatl-horne pathor�en ar medac�al waste manegement�recriae s�ecEficafly
cancel�laticn or leirnl��na[iar� af any permit required fo perlvrm thls addressed �rrly hy tha Pre(erred Proyrsm lrbining end melenals
Apreemenk u m the e�vent thai a:hang�in any law ar reguln[ian mak?s�t Rra�id•d. hov��ever, that Stericyc!?�s vhl�gaC�vn to inde.mrei'fy Custamer
IirtFti�clicell ex unecancn��rcal, in S�eilcyr:les sde discretien. [a�:nntu+ue usr�3er?hf5 su�-Peragraph (hp is contingent upr,a i1!Custom�er hevinq
p�rFarming this Agre�menk. fhilernved or fa[I�aming each recammendnrinn and instructien inWudrd in
Ihe Preferred Pr�grAm i'�'ihethar ex[�rr,ssed vecbally �hy employecs nr
3. Bikilny Sten�ycte shall prande �usYOmerµhth manthiy, querterly ar �9��,��of StQn[;yr_le sx as se4 forih�n;�ny wri[len or eleelroe7ic mate�assl
annual i�nveiees th5[ere�SUe u�on receipi Cusiexner ee�re�i 4o pay e iat� ���i�f Cuslwner n�itily+ng Stericytie a3.suon as prnsiGlz after tt feams
charge on er�y amaunis axeri[o Stericycte taiat t�re rneare Sfteri 30 tleys ph�t I[ will be [he subjec[ af en C7SHA. inspection, artd sheH sht�w
old,ef a raEe equal t�the lesser of 1;;95 per monEh or tne maximum rate ernplc�yees cr egents of Stericyci�e ta ait�nU Bhv rnapec[ir�n and io tleSenU
�ertnitted hy le�x Customer shall hear any casts that�tencycfe mey inr�r �he Custamers telaQd-Y�arne pathcrgen�and medic�l weste menegement
in coller_�{nq ov�rtlue amw�nts tram Customer.inrluetnq,hut not limire€�
lo.reasvnahYe afkvmays'fees arid rvurt cosfs.Should any arr,wnts dU6 P�ac[ices during Ehe inspecSicm. C'us[e,mer's failure to perf€xm eny of ifs
cbligatians under this sutr-Feragraph{b�[a Stericycle's setksfa.�tian shal!
pursuanf Ev thi=Agreemeni remain unpaid Tvr mvre 6han 30 days 6ram[he ap,a,�e Stericycie of Ets indem�oficetion resp�onslhilitles unrler this�ub-
da[e�:f Ihe dehi's f+at invace, Stcr�cycle s��+all h�ave[he o��[ian,wite�oul Feragraph�t,a,This sub-Paragra�h[k}applies anfy ta Fhe Preferred Levzl
nntice fo�ustaner.!u suspenrf�en�ice under lhis AQreament unt�i tA� p�a�rsm
pVerdue amounds�ulus lata cReroes��nd cr,llectian f�es� arz paid. In
additron [0 5le�cyr.fe's chacgzs For services an�i produc[s under ih+s 7. C�nz�rffaiise MaYxrlais ia the r.xleni �ha4 Stenryr.le presvld�s
F�gre�ment.fhe Customzr shall psy all[a�:es imposed or le�ied hy any C�slomes with any el�ctronic or printed maie�l&li ifht 'Cc�o'ipli3ncc
govemmentet au[hority wdh respect Eo such servires�prr,ducts.These ��+«tiols'1 i[ proWrdes these ma[erials subfect tc� a I�rnil�c+J ticense io
ta+ces incfude all sales. use excise. occupat+a�. franchise and sim�lar ��stwner rfl use [he Lampliance Ma[enaVS [cr CuslamEr's rnwn. non-
taxes rar�d tar:-like fees and chareies{hut�o not includE a�y tares m commercial use. Stericycle mey reuoke tY�is lic�nsz at�[s discrefion r+t
Stencyc[e'S ne[inr_omej.S[eri��ycle shall cneperete wieh th�e�Cusfomer to ��Y fime Customer may not copy or dlstnhute[he Cexnp{ian�e Mslenel5
c1e[e�mine the ap�licability of any r,xenip[+c�n certif[:n[es that 1he ���ny mann�r not use or repuhlish the�ompliante Mat�rials far or m
any third ��rty ar mudiance,oncludmg but nak limite�i te trusinessftratle
-�- ...,ai.,c�i•�i
Attachment D Page 2
graups or asseacfmliwis,chambers o#camrr�erce,prafessional.t��atemel or o4!ne partses AI9!xhei amendmen[s ta tnis Agreerr�en[r.ofher[3�an as
e�Euce[ianel assuciations Qr recipra:�ting or ccxapera#Ing �ervicr provi�ed in 2it�1J sP�all G�zffecied anly by a wrifterr instrumani execufed
prariders. L'usiomer seknowiedges Ehe prejudkr_= tha[ it c9uses lo by the perties.h10 uaiuer shall he eHeclive uniess su6miHed in writrng hy
Stericycre ej wrnat�ng the foregoing terms as weMf es the tliffculty in the �er,y grarting sucn u�eiver. Na waiver of any prrnnsion o` this
aalculat+nq ecenomic eemage to S[ericycle as e result thereai and Aqreement shall 6e deemed a waiver ref eny other pra+nsian M ttals
�herefwe aq�ees to pay ta StPricyrle the sum of 550+50.D6 fvr eaeh swch Agreemenfl and n4 warver of any breach vr duly under lhis Agreement
vidatiw� of thcse terms. Cusivmer agrees tv return afl CornpllancF shall be deemed a avaiver c,f any otErer hreach vr le[er msEances vf th`c
fvlateriaEs t�� Stericyde al Custrmers e�pen�se at 4he expiruthon ur Same rJuty.
terminalion caf ihis Agrerm?n[ 5[encycle m�y charge Customer a fee�for }3,Savings Clause In r.�,��any�nc ar mare of the provisjor�s cailaine�i
daiWre io relurn[:ompliance Ma[erials at lhe expirahfln of[Re Term a a in thi�s AgrPernent shasi.tor any reusc�n.be held to�be inv�lid. illegsl w
res4osking fee for relum oT mnterials psiur ta fhe ex�aratkon of fhe Tenm. un�nfarceahle in au�y respec[,such inualiuiry.illegalify ar unenforcESOOlIty
F6R PREFERRELI F^RO�RAM LL1�ST��MERS�?NLY�Stericycle's C75HA shall nct effect any ofiher pruvisians oi this Agreement;fhrs Aareemen!
CampEianre Pragram inciu�es� ane annusl on-s�[e mack []SHA shzll be r.onslrued as IF su[;h in++�lid. iRegal ar unenic3rceatle provisicn
evnlue[ion enc] one annuhl hlasa�PGorne �a[hny�ri�s If81fIiFl�4� at a singla �ae ne�er Geen CaL8p11Ed hOFBIA. LLGIIESS such finelrg sha[I impair�he
�usfamer 4uilding far ea�h sde 1a�atian where Regulated Medical Nlasle n9has�rrtcrFase ihe,�1�ganons af Stencycle hereunder,in��uhich even�.
Services are prrnrided. a!Sfericycle's o�lian,thfsAgreement mpy he terminaled.
8. Cnn�pl4ancx wifh Laws S[ericyr:ir. herrLy ayr�es ter carry General �q, Entire Agreemen[ This Agreemenl fincludrng any �[techmenls
LI6L7ili[y, R.utom�ile Liat�ility, �snd Wurkm�n's CmfF�ensutla7 Insurance exhiblts and amendments made in accordance Wl�t� Paragraph I�}
es rer�uirr.d by ap�alicelale sIa[e i�aw, and Ao clhennase comply wah �II conslitutes ihc e�tir?undzrstanrling and aa_rze-ment��t the parires an�
feCeral an� sia[c Yaws. rules anrf regule[ipis a�plice�le to �ls cancels ar+d supersedes all prko�r ne�r�t�atians. represen[ai��ns
�ertarmance�hereun�dar..As cf Ih?dafe af Ehi�s A�rezmam.Steriey+:le has unders�andings ar agreernents.tvhelhar wrilCen a cxal.w€Ct�resDect tp
all net:assary F��rmiss,uce��ses,zcx,ing anG olher federAl, sC�te cx local �he suh�ect mstter af[his Agteemani.This Agreement si�all he Lrrntling
eu[harixa[ions requiretl fa perf�xm tne services untler this Agreement entl u{�on and shael inure lo Ehe benef[ oi the s�iccessc7rs, assi�ns leq��t
will fum4sh crapias of these ta[:ustaner upon re�7ues[ Custcrner harehy iepre�sentanves and heirs af the psrties I�ere[o prwide4 hrnveder.iJiat
agrees ta can�fy wi1h all federal and si9te�aws. ruses and regu4ativns Cus�omer mey rtoi essign its nghts nr�Jelegste�4s chligsne�ns under�his
applicab9e to i[s handfing of R�gu1al�ed Medecal Waste end ds Agreem�en0.wilhvu[the�rior writlen eanseni ot Stericycle,��vhicr esms=nt
perfnrmance under this A,�reement. Inr_luding. withcut iimiCa4icn, all q{�gPerlcycle may not unreasv�nahly withhvld.
epplicabae rer_�d kceping,rfa;umen[alion and manifesbng re.quircmen.ts
�ustc�n�er ackncr.aledges lhal Sterrcys:le has aWised ��usicmec�oB fhr ti�-��vernfng law This Agreeman[srialf be gvvemed by and construed
Re�ulated Medical Wasfe serv�ce iraque+�cy requir?m?nts wilhin [helr ��accordance wifh Ih?k��H3 0[the Siake ai Nlin�ss withw{regarJ Io lhe
sC�tt;{if sp{�lic�b3e7.and Cusiomer Isas determkne�its rlesired freqeaent:y ���niiiets oi laws or rules af arry 7urisdi�;tion
irid�pendeaii of Slericyde's i�ecornirie:ide#ion �us[cxrier hereby egrees lr� 76,ryo�{r.es AU renu�red ibatices.w those which[he paAles may desire ta
Inderrinify and ha�l Steneyele harmles7 fw any decishans arau�nd sernce r�pve under this qgre?ment shail�ie in•writiny and 3zM tfl the ��artles'
Gequency hy Custcmer tha[ da no[ ccxnply w�ith slete regulafions. geidf�55e55eC fOflh BhDVe.
StencycEe and L'ustomer shall keep end retain adequo[e hcaks and f7.4rlglnals A eapy e<#ecs�mile oi this Agreamertt shrskl he as eTtect�ve
recards arvd c+ther documentation mr,�uding parsonnel recorria. 8y.dn,xiginal.
correspondence. ins[rur,trnns. plans. recein9s, vor�r.hers r.opies af
manifes4s and traeking recrxds ecnsislen[ with and for 4he p�riods 'h8. Purchase Or�iers Any terms or cantl�[4arrs contasned ir� eny
requirrd Gy a�Glicahle regulatims onrJ gui�e�rnes pertainmg to sCnrage�'+r Rurches� Llyder. Purchese fl�der Agre�ment, cr atlier In�dce
hendling of Regulated Medicel Waste and the senrices ta he periarmed acknowledgmen#, Order hy Cus€xner or propased at any tim�e by
untler[his Aqreement. CusFomer in any mann�zr which�ery Trom,ar cnnfliet with!he[arms and
3. ExcluslvYty �ust[m-�er egreas ta use nts dTher Reguletetl� Medicel conditions in th?StzricyGe Servic�Agreement are deemed!e�he matenal
yVaste�iisGcx61 servic�rar meq�ad dunn�the Term af;his Agraem�n[and �p[eratirans and are nbjPC[ed to�by 5[ericyc�e v+ithaut need of turiher nair.e
eny Extension Terms. � vf oDlecfion an�d Shall be vf na efFeci nor In any circumskances binCing
upon Sterieycic untless expressly a�cepted in writing. If Customer'S
76. Excuse ot Ferfvrmance Slencycle shal4 not�= r?SGansihle if fks standard pt�.rr.hase order farrrr is pravrrled 4o SYericyele in c[xinec4ion wi[h
performancE af thi�Agreemen[is interrupted or defayed hy conlingencies �n�s Anre€ment.!he tPrms and conditiqrs far�hat�urchase Drder�mlil be
6eycnd ita cantral. including. �ai[h�ul limilation. ects +�f God, svar. superseded C�y the �+rovisions af[his Rgre?rnent and� tYr? use oi lhe
blor.kades. rin[s. ezploslcsn. s[rikes.tar.kou[s or�ther lahor cu ind��strial snc�r.hase ordei shall be only t.o fac�lita¢e Cuslomer's�symern of Fees lo
rJls[urbanr,es. 'Fras, a�cldents to e�ul�rteent. iR}ur�+:tions nr ccxnpllaflc� 5[erieytle. Wnften aceeptance ar rcqec�it�n 6y Stericycle of any such
with laws.regudativns,guidelines or sxders vf any gavemmenlal bvdy vr [errc:s or condltions sMell noi cons6ltu�te en aceeptervcp of eny other
liisiruine�ktaiih�ths�reof i�^!helher no�H exis[ing w lie�ear[er�:reated}. aslGitivnal teirres vr canditivns.
17. !€ide�rendes�ot Cnn[rac[nr Stericy[:le's relAllonship mtkt �`usts�mer �{�.Waste 6rnkers�Wteneyr,le reserves ihc right ta deal solely w•I[h[he
pur'suent hercfa is that nf ar�ind2p?ndcnt ccr�lra�for,and nathing in[his �usivmer and nvt vri�h any t'hlfd p�arty agents of the rustamer far all
Ag�eement shall be ccnstrued to desiana[e�Stericycle ss an emplayes p�rpo��s relaling#a khis.Agreement. ��ustomer represenls and warran#s
syen[w partner of or ajainl ver�ture v.�i[h c;ustomer [o S[erir.ycle tna[H is tY�e medical u�sCe gen�rela anrl is ar,t+ng far its
1Z.Amendmerst and Walver Cais�nges in tMe types.s�e and 6triount of a+'rn 3ccaunt an1 nat through a hrokee a�r aqrnk. Steri�cycle snal�l ��
eq�ipment ar the fieyuency�+seivic�may he mutuslly agreed s�arslly sntitEed to lerminete[his egrezmen[and seeis eil evsiPaLie legaf remeddes.
or in x�iling hy the parties.wilhout.eHec[�ing Ehe validiTg of tfus A�rzement ����luilir+q bul nd i�m+le�te�liRuidaied u�amayes in 1he �mtaunl sek f[kih�
Consenf fo oral chanqes sha�l F�e e'uidenced 6y 1he precfice�s end adia�s herein{or L'ustomer s hreach cf this represen[at+m and wamanty
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9�a043-02 I'�TERIAL S�E'ETY UATA vHSET
ME�]I�AL ET�EF�CE�TCIES DI�3LY {24 Hc�zzr Se�-vice} : 1-840-328-�025
Me�ic�I Cai1s from our�ide �f �he LFSA: 1-612-�51-8Z52
I�TSTITU'PI�NAL BIVISI�N Ecola� Inc.
Ecolab Cent�r St. Paul MN 551C7?
P2oduct Inform�tion: 1-SQ�-352-532� Issue d7ate: Augus� 5, Z999
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1.1 Prnduct Narr�e: Eco-s�
1.2 Pr�dttcr Ty�pP: LY�uie� Sodium HV��ar�chloriLE Sanitizex°
1.3 HaLar� R�ting: H?a�th: 3 Fir�: C� Reacti�ity: 1
Su3ast�nees Subject tG �ARA 313 Re�c�rting A�e In��ica�ecl by "#"
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Mater�al Safety Data S'��e� �+��LAB
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Section 'I. Chemical pro�i�ct and company identi#ica#ior�
trade name : LI�,�UI�SFEAF?HE,AG
ProduGt use : Ma�htne Warewashmg aetergent
Suppiier : Ecoiab Ca.
:�,1i75 Tamken Road
Mississ�uqa O�J L4W?X5
9-800-35'_'-532�,
Cod� : �J3I)�-JdE
Clate pf issue 17-Hstvemher-2U08
EIVI�RGEi�tCY HEALTH INFORMATId[+F: 1-�RD-328-0025
Oufiside United States and Ganada CALL 'I-551-222-5352�in LfSAJ
Section Z. �amposition, infvrmativn vn ir�gredi��ts
Name CA3 number %bv weight
disodium mef�silicat� fi€349i C1 1[}-3{1
S�ection 3. Hazards identification
Pi�ysical state : Lia�ai�i
Emergei7cy : rAN�ER!
over�Pew
t�ql}SES QIGESTIVE T1�AG`�,E'YE ANO SKIN 81JR6�ES.
CAtJSES RESPIRAT+::RY TR�CT IRRITATILf�d.
MAv'8E HAi�MFUL IF SWALLOWEG
���nt�t ingest L�r�not�ei in eyes,c�n skiri r�r on cle�thing. Avoid t�reathiny Wapours,spray nr
m�sts. Use onEy with adequate��enblatinn. Itee�conta�ner clo�zd. !/Vash t'k��vroughly aFt�s
handlinq.
Raut$s of en}ry : Skin ccsntar,t,Ey�cantaet, Inr�al��tian. Ingestinr�
Patential aeute heallh effects
Eyes : C�rrasivR to eyes.
Skin : Gorrasru�t�the skln
Inhalatior� . S'eVerefy irritati�g to tt�e respiratory�ystern.
Cngestian : Causes t+urns to mGUth,thro�t and stcamach. May be nermfuf if swallowed.
See toxicalogi�al infcs�matian 4seetian'41j
Sectian 4. First-aic� measures
E}1e contact ; lii case aF contaet, immediateVy Tfush eyes with caol runiiio�g waier Rerrta�e cont�ct fenses and
cantirrue fl�tshin�with plenty cei w�ter far ai leasf 15 minutes Ger medical attentinn
immediately
Skin con#ac�t : dn�ase�sf�aniact: immecliately tlush skii�witl7 plerity r�f water fe�r at I�,ast 15 rniaiutes whife
rernaving contamrnateci claihint7 and shoes. Get rnadiraJ attentlan immediately. UVash cfathing
befare r�us� G'r�an shoes thoroGghly ta�fore re��se.
Inhalation ; If i��haled, remove ta freah air. If exposecl pers�ii is nat hreath�nr�,give artificial resp�ratifln or
or:ygen ap�lied by trained pers�nnel G�t medicaf attentian imirredia[ely
ingestinn : If�riaterfal has t�een sv�allowed and the Qxposed person�s con:cious,gi�e smaU quandties of
water to Grink. Ctin not Induce vorr�iiing fJe�er give an�yrthing�+y mo�h to an unr,ai�=ciQUs
person. Get m�dica!attenEion immedi�tely
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Section 5. Fire-fi�hting measures
Auto-ignition temperature : IJDt avaiEabie.
Flash paint : �'104 C
Product does not support combustion.
Flammable limits : Nat a�ailable.
Hazardaus thermal : []ecamposition products may include the following materials:
decompositioo products carbon dioxide
carban morraxide
nitrogen oxades
phospharus axides
metal oxideloxides
�ire-fighting media and : Use an extinguisY�ing agent suitable forthe surrounding fire.
instructians �lyke area of fire 1a prevent runaff.
In a fire or if heated, a pressure increase will a�our and the cor�tainer may
burst.
Special protective equiprreent far : �ere-fighters should wear appropriate pratecti�+e equipment and self-contained
fire-fighters breathing apparatus(SCBA)with a#ull face-pieee aperated in positi�e pressure
made.
Risk of explosion of the product in the presence of inechanical impact Not a�ailable.
Risk of ex�losion of the procJuct in the presence of static discharge Not available.
5ec#ion 6. Acciden��al rel�ease measures
Persana� : Immediately contact emergency persor�nel. Stop leak if withaut risk. Use suitable protecti�e
precautians equipmer�t. Keep unnecessary personnel away. Cto not touch or walk through spilt material.
Enviranmen4al : Avoid dispersal of spil#material and runoff and cantaet with soil;waterways.drains and sewers.
precautions Inforrn the relevant authorities if the product has caused errviranmental pollution(sewers,
waterways;sail orair}.
Methpds far : If emergency perss�nnel are unavailable;corrtain spilt materiaL For small spills,add absarh2rrt
cleaning up (soil may be used in the absence af other suitable materials},scaop up material and pla�e in a
seafabie, liquid-proof container fo�disposaL For large sp611s,dyke spilt material or otherwise
contain it to ensure runofF does not reach a watenvay. �lace spilt material in an appropriate
corrtainer for disposal.
5ection T. Handling and starag�
Handling : Do nat ingest. 6a not get in eyes,on skin;or on clothing. �o nat breathe�apaur or spray.
Keep cantainer closed. Use vnly with�dequate ventilativn. Wash thoroughly affer handling.
Storage : Keep out of reach of ch�ldren. Keep conlainer in a cool;well-ventilated area. Iteep Gontainer
tightly closed.
❑a not store aE�ove the follrnving kemp�ralure:5C]'C
Section 8. Exposure cantralslpersanal protection
Engineerirag measures : Use only ti�ith adequate�entilation. If user operations generate dus#,fumes,gas,�apour
or mist, use pro�ess er��losures,local exhaust ventilation or other engineering cantrols
ta keep worker expmsure to ahrborne contaeruinants below any recommended or statutory
limits. Prvvide suitab[e faci1ities for quiek drenching or flushing af the eyes and body in
case of contacf ar splash hazard.
Persanal protection:
Eyes : Use chemical splash goggles. For continued or se�ere exposure wear a face shield aver the
goggies.
Hands : Use chemical-resistant; imper+dious glo�es.
Skin : Use synthetic apron,ofher protecti�e equipment as necessary to pre�erh skin conta�t.
Respiratory : Wear appropriate respiratar when wentilation is inadequale and occupational exposure limits
are exceeded.
Cnnsult local auth4rities far accep#ahle expasure li�mits.
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�ectian 9. Physical and chemical praperties
Physica!state : Liquid.
Colour : AmE�er. [Light]
Qdour : Ammoniaeal.
pH : 11.4 tv 19.8[CQne.{%wlwj:1°/uj
Bo�linglcondensstion point : hlat available.
Meltinglfreexing point : Not available.
Relative density : '1.24 ta 1.26
Vapaur pressure : Nat available.
Vapaur density : M1lot availab�e.
Odnur threshald : Not a�ailable.
Evaparatian ra#e : Not availabRe.
lagiSmw : Not availak�fe.
Solubility : Easily soluble in the follo�ving materials cold�vater and hot v�ater.
Sectian 10. Stability and reacti�ity
Sta6ility : The�roduct is stable. Under normal conditions of starage and�ase;h�zardous
p�lymerisatian v�ill not occur.
Conditians of instahility : Not avaslable.
Reaetivity : Highly rea�ti�e or incompaiib[e with the following materials:acids.
Reactive or incompatible with the�ollowing materials� metals.
Hazardous decomposition : Under normal conditions o#starage and use.hazardous decompositsc,n products
products shauld not be produced.
Haxardvus polymerisation : Under normal conditions of storage and use, hazardous palymerisation v�ill not
aecur.
�e�tion 'V'I. Toxicvlagical infvrma��on
Potential acute health effecfs
Eyes : Corrasive ta eyes.
Skin : Carrosive ta the skin.
Inhalati�n : Ss�ereiy irritating Eo the respiratcary sysiem.
Ingestion : Causes burrrs to mauth,throat and stornach. May be harmfui if swallowed.
Patential chronic health effects
Garcinogenic efFects : Na known significant effe�ts or oritical hazards.
Innredient name AGG�H IARG NTP OSHA
Not applicable. i
Mutagenic effects : No known significant effects or critical ha�ards.
Teratogenic effects : No known significant effects or critioal hazards.
Reproducti�e effects : Na known significant effects or critical hazar�s.
Sensitization to Product : �Jo known significant effe�ts or Gritical hazards.
Synergistic prvducts : Not a�aifable,
(toxicolog icallyy
Toxicity da#a
Inaredient name Test R4ute esult SpeCles
disodium metasilicate LD5Q �ral 774 mglkg Mrruse
Ld5fl Oral '1153 mgfkc� F2at
Target organs : Nat available.
Attachment E Page 17
L14�lJID SPEARHFAA Pa�e:4!A
Sec#ic�n 1�. Ecol4gical inforr�ation
Ecotaxicitv
Inaredient name Soec�es Perrud Result
disodium metasilicate L]a�hnia 48 hc�urs Acut�ECS�A�S57�r�r�IL
�rsh 96 hours A��rte LCS�+3185 ma1L
�ish 90 haurs Acute LCa4?3?[1 ma1L
Section 13. Disp�sal c+ansiderativns
Waste disposai : The generatian af was!e shc�uld b�avf�sc�ed�r minimised wh�re�er�ass�ble. Ava�d d�sparsal c�f
spilt mat�rial and runaff and�ontact with soil..wstenv3ys,drains and sewers. C�rspasal of this
prQrluct, solutians ancf any by-producfs should at all times comply with the re�u�rernerrts ai
envlronmen[al protectian and waste d�s�sal I�gislation artd any regional local authonty
re�ui rements.
�ansuft ynur lacal oi regia�ral autihorities.
Sectivn '14. Transport rnfvrma#ior�
Ge�lain shipping rnodes ar package sizes rnay ha�e except�or�s frvm the transport
regulations. The classi�ication provided may not reflect tF�csse sxce�stions and may
�ot apply to all shipping rnodes or package sNZes.
UN ClassiFicatiot�
4�N num6er UrJ1�'t�
Proper shipping name CAUSTIC ALk�:AL�LfQUII� fV.C3 S (dis�dium rneaaslRcate�
Ciass E
Pa�kin+g group MI I
5ee�hi�ping daouments fo�specifi�transportativn inform�tign.
5ecti�an 'I 5. Rec�ulatary infarmation
WFEMI5 ; Class E:Corrosiv�.+naterial
This producl has i�er�elassified in accordance with the hazard crit�ria of th�Cnn�rollzd�'rcr9ucts F�agulatr�.�s and the
MSC�S�:onkains all khe rnformation re€�uired L�y#he ContraPleJ Frc�luets Tegul�tiar+s.
Sectie�n '4�. �]#her infarrnatican
�ate af issue : 17-November-20Q�.
Respans�ble name : Regufatary Affairs
1-80p-352�SFB
Date af previaus issue : 23-Novemher-20Q5.
Notice tc�reader
The a6ove infarmalion is bel4eued tm be carrect with respect tn the formula used tn manuF:�ature the produet
in the cauntry ai vrigrn. As data,standards,and regulatdans channe,and�onditions af use�nd handlwng are
6eyond our control,NO WARRAMTY,EJCPRE5S GrR IMPLIEU,IS MADE AS Tf3 THE COMPLETEtVEBS f}R
CONTiPIl91NG A�CilRA�Y OF THIS if+7FORMATiON.
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Oakland CA y46'12 SO 424-930L1
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D�hIVEf?: CtiRf�O51VE Mayoa�,isese�rereiiri�tinncrdam�getae�san�i IncreciPrrt Crnxrm�im E>a�asireLimit
�cin. Va�,oe nr mist may irritate. Harmful if sv�llov5ed. I(eep out nf r�th cf Sodiun hypoc�lorite 6.1 S k Idot z�ahlisf�cl
�ildrrsi CAS#768152 4
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es�mu'eto��un hyK,td�iorite ii�in damage[e�.,irrit�iun}acaars during Sor�i,ttn hy�drobde <1'k 2 m�lm3',
e�iosire.Llr�dprnamdenns,�meusecurid¢ionsthelikElihoodofanyac{rerse C4�#1310-73-_� 2mglm'
he�th eflf�QS are low
Mer�ical cmdiCionsthat may be aggraval�ed 4ye�osure tu f iigh�cmcerdratiorr
�f vapar ar mist: I7e�rt ccnddians or cYrror�ic r}s��iratory pre,k,lems such as
asthma,em�hysema,�rnnic bmncYrtis nr+�hstru+�ive lung cise�se.
FIRST PIU:
Ev��arrtad: Huld ey�e upen and rinse uvlh v�ter fnr 15-�L�min�fes. Remow
�rda#IFnses,aftEr n1d�mir�ltes. Curtir�ue riri�n�eye. Call a phy.�raan.
5kin��or�tad:'uVas+�sKin�nrcn•�r tor 15-2t1 minulps.I f irrit�ian de�,elops,call ���IH Thres+uld Limif Value 4TL1�-Ceiling
a phy.�oan. �+",�HSP.PPrmisa�le E;�asure Limit(FELj—Time W�ig�tedR�ra�e(iW.qj
Iriqe�ir_�n: D��nui irxauce wmitir��. f_�Yirk a glas�ful uf u�er. If irri�atiun
de�r�ps,r�ll a ph�si7an Dnnrrtgive ariytPrr�byrno�Ahtoan�.�ro�nsdaas
PP�=�'�' M1lune uf the inc�redier�s in this prod.�d are m the Ipkr�NTP or L�SHR
Inh�lation: Remowe tin fie�air 11'kereathiny is aifeded,�II a pYrysiraari !arcinc�en li�s.
IV S ecial Pratectian and Pre�auti�ns V Tr�ns ortatiarr�nd Re ulata aata
M1l�speraalprota,�tic,�iorprecauti�nsha�nebeeniderrtifiedfnrusinqthisprodud DGTAMD�AATA-NotresitideU
under clira���rruner�ese ccnditions. T he fi�lln�ig��mmend�ions are
gi�n for pradu+�ion fadlities and fnr othFx cmdifinns�cl�tuati�ns�rhere thxe EFA-SflFiA TI i LE IIItiERCLH BMtled Kr+�dad is nnt r��,rialale under
i�in�reased pder�tial for acaderdal,large-scale c�r prdang°d e�ostxe. Sedions 311l312 and rx�rfains no r.hemir�ls re�nrtak�lz un:Jer Sr-xtinn 313
ihis pr�ud does car4ain uhemi��ls�sodium hpdr�r�de�Ci 2�and�dium
H��nc Prr�ctices Awid mr�d vvlh eams,skin and�oiYirg.'vl��hands liypochlorite<7:�5�6 7 IY�at are re�ula4�under Ssdion 3fJ410EF�CL.k.
E31�Er{lIYEC?O7M&..'t. �0 n[t VWar piGdUCt+:Of�minatEd�0{hif}g f61'pi'Olaflg�C1
periods. iSCF.�SL STATLIS. .�JI x,m�,oner�ts altYrs pra�.ad are m ihe U S.TSCP.
I nUertory and C anadian D SL.
Encirpennp Cornrals Use genzr�l�r,tilaiinnto mirimine es�osumu,vapar�v
mist.
FermnalFrotativeEquipmerd: Wearsaietygoggles. LJSenabherornitrile
qlo+,es if in ra�rdar�liqiad,espeoally frx prnlonqed pena�ls.
KEEP uiJT uF REWCH�]F�HILDREN
"�I S ill Pro�eduresNVaste Dis osal lfll Reactivi Data
Snill F rr,r�edures i,.�rArul spifl. CorRairpri�liquid and use ak�Xrk�rRs�n Stakle tin!Aer�nurmal use and stnrage�xr�ditions.�tmnq u�iciang agert.
re:adaal liquid;clispnse apprupri�ely.'JVash area ancl let dry Fnr spifls of R�ad��wth nther hnusehnlcl u�Memi�ls suu'�astnilet kxiwl dearars,r�t
m�itipe pr���3r#s,respmders:�n�ld evaluatethe MSUS's rdtlie nroduc�for r�mnvers,�inegar,�ads or ammnnia srtaininq prr,dudsin produ�e hamrdr��
ir�campatibility v�fh-sciJium I7y+pact�loMe. Bre�f�ing prdeciinn slx�uld ue worn ir� gases,�ach�s�I�rine and dher uhlorir�ated s�edes. Proloroged oortaci v9th
erid�sed,andlor poorly Vertil�ed ar�s urAil ha�ard as�ssmer�is wmplete. metal maycause pittirg ur discal�r�tior�.
VU�,sR�is,o�l L?ispose uf in sacmrdan�w�all ap�licaqi?federal,state,r�nd
la�l re ulatims.
"�III Fire and Ex Ivsion aata I�Ph sieal aata
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doxnotig�itev�hene�osedioaperiflame pH ..............._........_......................................................................°11.i
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Simpi�Green"Sc�•ah4ring P�d
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ScrultL,in,�racl is usce!�vftli Ft�alcr for niaiival scrul5ltin�app9i�ati�ns.Sotlz ara f'+�r cicanin�i3�at��°-saic
SiYI-f�7l:L':ti.V
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�imple�reen"is;a d�rk�reen liyviicl�vitii.�sasvnfro-aw odor.Srruhbin�I�ie!is:i green PEhrou4 re�lan�le.
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th#s conriitian.us�raf g�ntes ur skin SnrrisCuri�.zr aflei�suasliiiiv ma} l�e ituilctste�.
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sczis�tivc us�rs ma� ��pci7c��cc m'tld ltiut rc�•cd�sil�l�.�•csc.tin�rs_
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Tlii nnl� inar�di..nt nf Surs�31�t rc��n`µith cstaleli�;h��cspr�;ur�limirs is undil�t.ci?-butns:yc�ltanr�l(--1°a)[l�uryi
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nt�iuxte:ar;ans�:ur inor�aroti conslilncnls.
i�ll cclniponcr�is of Sim�lr Green�`are]islrc!r�n IhG TSC.a Cl�emi�.�l 4ial�sianc�r In��enlury.
This proclutE[iues no1 c�nlnin an}'ins�'�:elienlv ct�vered h1'Iha Pro��isions o1'T3 CI'R 1'7111.l2t?!l.
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5ir�zpf�Green"Sseybhing P�ci
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rninuteti«r witil thz material h:i,hccn r�m���e�l;Ix sur�te7 icm+z��z cansact I�n;es,if l�reset�t�nd to lil-t uf-����r
and lu�uer]ids dunn�rEnsrnk <<ei meclicr�l,�ftcntsnn r3�i�attatinri persists.
5kin C'nntncl. Rlinimal cficets_if anr•;rinse skin��,•ith+�s•alcr,rins�yhn��;�r,cl laundcr 41c�thin�bc4t�rc rcuse.ldc�•cr�ibi�
r��lalcni���ma}•e}ccur iF��e�mt d�srr�;;l-scnsitil�e u,ers_ihnr�n���hir•rins4 area aaid�ez mcclica9;,tx�nti+x�ii
reaetiarn penisis. � y
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cacrurs.citntiufl Pjiy:�iciarc. y
fnle:�lativn: '�lE?n-tn�ic.L?�pusurr ta cnncentrcite rnay cause mi1J irriYation of nasal pa�saa�ES ur thr��;it;sc�i+��z to la�zah
au.t;rt mc�lical atiei�l�on�3 irr[Fatian peisists.
4ii�iplc[.rcc+i"is�taE�ic,itot flammahle,anr�t�•ill�rnL he�rn. �In s�ecial p�°c�cedures requircd.
l�l�sh Pnint'.'�uto-I�nitir�n:`v�1i flaznrnalrle. I?xtitig�islring?�ledia; '4i>i tl;tmtnable'nnn-eq{�Irr�ive.
I7nmtn�bifil7�Liinils-i`'a4 flaanrn���le. Special Pire Pighting Frc�ua�lures:\�ani rayicires�.
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Persunal Prerauti�o.s: Ae trici cc�rziacl reilh c�'cs, I�ca not rnfi��•c:��vith hanas cluiing clssnu�r. :�iv spc�:icsl pra:caulic�ns F�?r
tltimal canlacl:iCL'RL'ti(�I:CI. I�f�.�!4I7�liIRC�!i tPli}if741FiI1�1 :il�i:f GI4itIS6fY��up spill sn-le:sk.
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L?+�parlmcn{{rl`fransg�c�rlalinn ruquir�mcnls.
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arirl Skin crsntact in s�ction[`.}Nn s�a�cial pr��au�in�i�ir� m�asurc�;rcc�uir�c]�nil�rnnsYnaE usi
cnnditisrns.
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4�als us4 inciosrrs Shcruld proti'icic an incr4�:�s�:J rat�a!air 4ticl�ang�,
Iiuman Hi�ilth A�her�r vflecis cm hum3n liraid��re nol exp1rclecl[rum 5iniple f_,�-enn�.l+b�sed tan?U y�ars t�f usr s�C
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T'rons E�pr3curc: ctitt.�isi4�e use h�°'snmates nf[�_S.Fc��r:�l�siisr+ns in el.:anina n�e�•atians.
F:ye prnicctinn: Siir��31c s;re4n�'i��miic#��t'c iyritant;mu�ous m��llhran��nti�ti'l��cn3nt.irritated h�•ennccntratc.rys
pra�l�;4lir�n na1 e�n�ralg� r�yuir4c�.GG'ash harnls ail�r usim�r�ipc;s.
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praclices:
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-'4Z'asli iharc,u�di3p alj�r iza�dlin�arxt fietf�re raling,�lsiril:icsg�t�r srnr�king.
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�. The Clorax Campany Materi�l Safety
122� Broadway
Uak.land,CP, 94612 pata Sheet
Tel. 51Q 2?1-?000
I ��"q(�uCt: FOf�MLILes.409�GLA55 i3 SLIRFACE CLE.�I+IEP.
�1�SCIl �IDCI: �LE15R,C�L�JRED LIQIJIC�WITH FRAGRANCE
Other Desi nati�ns �istributar Eme enc Tele hane Nas.
Fur Metlical Emergenci�s call:
Clnrux 5al�s C�:�mpany (�300)446-1014
1221 Bruatlway ForTranspo�tationEmergenciESChen-drec
Oakland,CA 94812 00 424-93�7CJ
II Health Hazard Data III Haaardous In redients
E�e�nr�tact ma7�result in temporaryconjunctival redness.Under normal InqredierA Concerrtistion 'JVorkerExposure Lirr�A
r�nsumer use arid con�iTions,the likelihood nf aduerse heatth effects i� n-Pr�poxypmpanol 1-5% fVot establi�ed
luw. �.+�5#1569-01-3
filo medical conditionsare knnvuitn 6e aggrava}ed bye�osure totl�is
t�irodu�l. None oithe materialsinthispr�duY are onihe IP}dC,OSHA,ur NTP
r�rcinogen li�s
FIP,ST PJD:
EYE CONTACT: Fernnvecorita�tlenses. Flusheyesthor�ughlyuuth
nlertyufu�ater fbr 15 minules. If ireitation uccurs,get medical atterrtiori.
SI(IN CONTACT Wash area vuth saap and�rmter ifirritati�n nr�u�,ge}
medical aiterrtion.
INGESTION: �rir�k a glasstul of v5ater.Get medical att?Mion.
INHPLATI!7N: If 6reathinq m6lerr�s occur remu�m tu fresh air.
IV S ecial Rrotection and precautions V Trans ortation and Re ulato C1ata
H4uienic Practices: Wear aafety glasses.VVash hands w5ifh soap and DOTAATA11h40 N�i re�rided
v�ater after use.Wear diemical resistant glo�nesif repeated or prrloriged
use TSCA Status: All ingredierrts inihis pmduct are listed nnthe TSCA
i riae r�tory.
Eroqineennq Corrtrnls Use general verrtilaPion to minimixe exposureto
vaporor mists EFA-SPRA Ti[Ie�fIfICERCLA
Fad�aged produd is not reporta6le Se�ti�ns 311t312. This produci
Work Practirxs: Avr�id e�and:�im m�tact and inhalatinn nf vapor ar roMains no d'iemir�ls vthich are regulated un�er Sectinn 31 3 nr under
�r�ist. Sediori 30410ERCL�..
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Spill Procedures Ahsorb and cordainEri�.Vva�residual do+fuito Stable under nermal use and�orage can�itinns
sanitary sev�er. CorAad the sariitary treatmerit fadlity in ad+rarice t��assure
abilityto process vsashed dowui matenal, For�ills ofmuttiple prod�irts, Cc�nditionst�awid: Hightemperaturessnd strang a�ds,bases,an�
responders should evaluatethe MSDS's��the products for incr,mpa{ibility oxidixers.
+ndh this prc�dud.
VVaste Disuosal�: Dispose of in sccordance vtiih all applicable federal,state
�n�lucal tegulations.
VIII Fire and Ex losion �ata 13€ Ph sical ❑ata
FlashPoint: >2L70°F pH_.........._......__........__.. ._................_.._....... .g -I15
Speci4cgra�ity... __...._....__...__._.......................................•I.[i
ProductsofCombustion: Thermaldecompositioriorqurningmayproduce Solubilityinv�ater............................ .___._.........._.___....�nhaule
t�xic vapors or gases,in�uding opdes of carbon and nitr�gen.
Fire Extinraui�ina 4aerrts: 6ry 7�emical,carbon dioxide(CU�7,foam ar
v�ter spray.
91963,19917HECLUROX COIAPANY
6ATA Sl1FFL1E6 IS FOR L15E ONL'YIN CONNECTICiN WITH L1CCLIPATIGNALSAFETYAN6 HEALTH 6ATE PREPARE6 �
Attachment E Page 24
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Page: 1
Jasco Premium Paint Remover
Flammebil�i�y Insta6'ilily
,;" ��- 2 \ I PriMed: 11119l2009
� O �� Revision: 10113I2009
" Heelin �j!
ppg ' Dale Created: 10/13l2009
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• • s • •. • - •
Product Cade: 4015.23E
Product Name: Jasco Premium Paint Remover
Manufacturer Information
Company Name: W. M. Barr
2105 Channel Avenue
Memphis,TN 38113
Phone Numher: (901)775-0100
Emergency Contact: 3E 24 Hour Emergency Contact (800)451-8346
Information: W.M. Barr Customer Seroice (800)398-3892
Web site address: www.wmbarr.com
Preparer Name: W.M. Barr EHS Dept (901)775-0100
Intended Use: Removal of adhesives, mastics,&contact cement from wood,concrete,metal
and masonry.
Synonyms
GJPR14003,r?GPR 10003TEMP,QJPR10002
• s• • • • • • - • -
H�aaeds�ees GQmpvnents(�t�emical Name) CAS# Concentration OSHA TWA ACGIH TiNA Okher Lin�ts
1. Dichloromethane {Methylene chloride} 75-09-2 60.0-100.0% 25 ppm 50 ppm No data.
2. Melhanol {Methyl alcohol; Carbinol; Wood 67-56-1 7.0-13.0% 200 ppm 200 ppm No data.
alcohol}
3. Stoddard solvent {Mineral spirits; Aliphatic 8052-41-3 1.0-5.0% 500 ppm 100 ppm No data.
Petroleum Distillates;White spirits}
Hazardous Components[Chemical Name1 RTECS# OSHA STEL OSHA CEIL ACGIH STEL ACGIH CEIL
1. Dichloromethane {Methylene chloride} PA8050000 125 ppm(15 min) No data. No data. No data.
2. Methanol {Methyl alcohol; Carbinol; Wood PC1400000 No data. No data. 250 ppm No data.
alcohol}
3. Stoddard solvent {Minerel spirits; Aliphatic WJ8925000 No data. No data. No data. No data.
Petroleum Distillates;White spirits}
• � - •
Emergency Overview
Danger! Poison. May be fatal or cause blindness if swallowed.Eye and skin imtant Vapor Harmful. Use only
with adequate ventilation to prevent buildup of vapars.
OSHA Regulatory Status:
TMs material is classified as hazardous under OSHA regulations.
Potential Health Effects(Acute and Chronic)
INHALATION ACUTE EXPOSURE EFFECTS:
Vapar harmful. May cause upper respiratary tract irritation and central nervous system depression with
symptoms such as confusion,lightheadedness,nausea,vomiting,headache,drowsiness,and fatigue. Mist or
vapor can irritate the throat and lungs. Causes formation of carbon monoxide in blood which may affect the
cardiovascular system and central nervous system.Continued exposure may cause unconsciousness and even
death.Intentional misuse of this product by deliberately concentrating and inhaling the vapors can Ue liaiinful or
fatal.Concurrent exposure to carbon monoxide,smoldng,and physical activity may increase the level of
carboxyhemoglobin levels in the blood resulting in additive effects. This product is a simple asph�iant.
Licensed to W.M.Barr and Comparry: MIRS MSDS,(c)A V Systems,Inc. ANSI Z400.1 Format
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IVIATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHE�T P��� �
.Iasce� Pr�tnium �aint Rcmv�'cs' P��m�d: i vi�r�a�s
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Etlacls ma��ran�e I�[�nn tni{c3 irritalir�n!cr sr.c�vre pairi.ancl puasi6l� burns.cleprnclinK�n Ihe pnlunsii� c�l-a:anlacl.
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clta ing amci craeking�t the si;i�s,arul 4ki�i l,tu7�s.
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burning f�41in�,s�vcllina,:and bluiTed vi4ion. �
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Poise3n. [I�ay be fiila!rrr ca�use l?lincinass il�4cva€Icnmed. 1fay��aiusa nau�c:a or ti�sarniling. Aspfralion ha•rard. '�'his
mat��ial rviay hc asrirated inrc,t3ic lungs dut�in���taenil'rti�. If�•o�nitrn�results ia�a5pirat'snn_�;f7crns`�al pncurr�ani:�
cc�ul�l ticcur, It csn h4 r�aciilt�F�Snr#aed hy tlie titomaclr an�F intz�tinai tract. ;1ht�r��at'snn tlrrnuglr the
�;axlrsrinl�stinal lr:i�t ma�'prc>slut�cwnlral n�n•°au5 s}slr��cltprtissian�nd s�•slcrosc::ITi;c[s.S+vallairing Ihis
mal�rial mao irritalc ih�muctaus mcmbiancs of lhc mr��rth.flrrcrat,�ncl usoph.��_us. i4tar cause cti�an��sis(l�luc:
cc�4s�ring r�1'lh�shin�nsi nails�rom lemc�;al'rssv�en).
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dcs[7vction. 1'rnlrmR�d�nr rcl�cated cnnaaci may'.:ausc��rmatilis. Pr��2nng�d sl�in.;nrrtnct rnati•resulr in alxkorption
nf a h�nnf'�d amr�isnl csl'Ilus malerial. Afa4•ca�sse li�-er d�mag�. 4fag cause�amcer has�d on animal�la[a(see
Satlinn 11.Tr��i��lt��iaal [n[onnation�.
-1'ai�et t]t�ans:
Bln�ad,�entr:�l ncn�ou�s s�'stcm,Ii�.•c.e_�;kin_c.ardiov�scular sti•st�m,�:'F°�s.
Signs and Symptcrms df Exposure
See Yc�tenFial II�a3tlt L#T�cts.
Medical Canditions Generaliy Aggravated By Expasure
H�an��f�ardi�v�scular disrrrdei�c.kidncy diwr�rders.lia�er�isurdei:�.ecntral nLivnus syst�:m disnr�ca�,rts��iratr+n,
s�'cicrn(includit�g nwtlirria and r�lhc�lar��tl3in�divnrd��s),skiti disnr�lcn and alic,�•�i�v.
:llcultol mav enhance Ilre lo�sti elTecls af rnelhylene chlcrride eapnsure. A4a��crnss!he�I:��enla. �4ia� lie e:�;:sclnd
in Eiaeast miik,
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urrti]rtiecii�:al assivtanc�c�n lje rentlered,
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EIT.C`C]:r'�fAC"C:
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m�t�ir�1 auvniian immetiialely.
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Licensad to W.M Barr and Company: MIRS M1A9�9,(c)A V Sysiems.Ine. ANSf P4�{f.1 Forrtiat
Attachment E Page 26
MQTER�AL 51�FETY DATA SHE�T Page 3
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R e�i si e�ri: 101132!}0 9
Cttlt;i�!�Ci1L'�'Ti7QfTl.l7f�7I14'�1CIdT1 iti1i11CIf1:11C1'�'fbl'111SliZlllli]S1S_ �)!1 11171 aY1'C�Tl�'9�13Rn t]L�tT1C1Ll1�1 l4 31][1i1L'Ot15CltJllS
parsc,n.
Nafe ta Physician
T�il!:P]-Ui�UGI anntains meih�'lenc clilori�£e ancl�nnth.7nr�1.
"Ilri�ptt�duct cntitains metlianol kvlucli c�n cau�z irsFr»icarinn anci Lctitrai s��rGnus s4�stcm�le�aressinn. A[zlhsnol is
metahnli.^�d tn Cc�rmi�acid�nd fnrm�ldci3t�de. These€ractal�olit�.s can cause mctalar��i�acidncrs,�•isuai
C�15F12T�38ttCt:�5:ITYd LIII��ttufiS. Slfll'��i1tC[dI30IISt1�49 F�i�llFY�(I fi1C[IICfic[fl.\1C AL�n���trims,tftio%r aansc�t tnar•b�i�L�34'CL�
fiom G tn 3t7 Iz��ESrs IselluF+�ir€��in�reslion. Ethanol cf�sn�3�les fcar Ihe sa�ne melataUlic��alh��a� and Izas Ue-en usrci lU
pre�aRt Fncllasine�l rn�ial�c�tism. Gtiianaf adrrunisirn[ion is in�icaEicl in syrrzplomalic p3liinls or al blo�r�m�thanol
cc�rr��ntratiosi;alrot�c Z{1 u�dl. hie�Iians�i i4 effeeti�elti retnnt e�l Us•kierriadial�•si�.
:ldrenaiin shU�ld nzv��be gi�•en!�a perso�r�>��erc�spased ta rrzrt6i�•lene chlr�iid�.
llleth��lcnc i'lilnrid�is ari a:tipi�atinn Ita�ard. ltisk c�f aSFrir�tinsi must!ze�mcrghi:d��ainst�trssiblc�nxicsn'nf tliu
mal4rial�vilen deleranininz��helh�r ltr incluLU emesis ur lu perlorm��:�slri�la�a�e. l'his n�alerial::ensili�es!he
hea�t lo ilae e[Tecls tiCs4rrPpallirarnim�lii:amines. Fpincpl�rin�and otl�er s4'm�alhe�mimcli�clru�s may iniliale
cardi:�c an•iiF•#lunias in indir•ichklls e��roazd ta�lus material. l itis rnate�ial is tnetabulizecl to car6otr ntanu�irie,
C'�insequeniiy,eleti�at�oris in c:airho�y}i�roin_u�nbiir as lu�h a5 50"o fia��z fa�cs�repc�s�tzd,tand lzvels rrra� eonren�ae 1t+
sis�fr±r scz���al 17r��irs�licr��r�nsun_l�ris ceas�ti. 17�ta irr c1p��imcratal anim:il'c:.u��<_>�ci tli�t�ic a r�.i�lrl�ti:mair��ir�
k,,_i'...��ri•�;,n•:.:silr.;u�+�c,:_:ti.�:tn�� ;nu=.ilicsia�ncl d�ath. -- -
� i �,
`%t:arri�rr:st��iit��.,i�la:=.�:�fi::i�tR:;,�: „-��A GI�'S5 1118
Flash Pk: NF'
Exglosiue Limits: LEL. Na daia. UEL. No data.
Fire F�yhting Instruct9ans
S�;II-cr�nl.�incd r4spiTal+�n prcal�clion shoula Uc;�rvviticd far[;rc lighfcrx lielaiin�,fires in buildine;.or cr�nlin�d
ill'Z?5..:ilDl'il��Gd?I11i1111CYS 2ti}7�5�{I l0 Ill'C S�II�UIC�L'72����71 L'OOI 14�1��]1Vs11CTSr7C�3S'1ll pre��ent press�urz l�uitd-ug�. `;4.nr
away ii�m heads s�l conlasnrrs Ihai Ir�i��e been e�pos�tl lc�in4an�t linal e�r ilamC.
Flammahle Properties and Hazards
NQ 11ash ia ls�nil.
Conl,i4i srI liqui�l�Tr�apc�r Fvilh 11:1P71C Uf I1G1I Sl7LIi14:G3�l�ill procliice[osic ga�es:tnd:3 CUifUSiY@ fGSli�IIC Ihat F4i11
e;au,cc cic4criUr�idi�n s�l�nc;l�l.
�apna�are hzar•ier tl�an�ir and�4ill te�irl tu eollect ict lo�r az•eas.
Hazardaus Cnmhustaon Products
Th�rrn�l cicccsniprnilion 63r cnmhu.stinn map��rflcluoc h��dmQcn�a7loridc,chlarin�,,phos�enc,and oxid�:�of.:arlaun_
Extinguishing Media
Use s:arbon din�itle,dn•po�vd�r.w:iler spr;ir•,or l�am.
Unsuitahle Extinguish+ng Media
i�arsc l.nntsn.
. + � -
Steps Ta Be Taken In Case Material ls Released Ctr Spilfed
Isalatc the itnmzEiiale aa'eci, P�et�ent unairthnrizecl c-tit�y,Eliartinatz alI saurees of�igr�itinn in aa•ea asic�do4vntviitc£of'
t1iL spill arca. Stay up�sind,aut rrFln+.v ar�;as,�nd�cniilate eln��ei spa�cs bctnr��ttte2�n€. ;ltl L'CIIII�NYIL'11T lI5[:�
whcTt haridling,clus}�°oderr.F must 1��.�,rnurid�;e�eit nnts-spa�lcin€. 17�r not ttnich ns•kvai�:tl�rn�gl�spil3cd rt�atetiai.
5top�Eak if�'au wan do;sn�ritl�oui rish. Prcr�cnl�:nln inlc��4alcnva]�s,sc�mcrs,or i:canlin�d areas.:l vaprrr
supprc;ssing fiaam ma} b�GiS��I lo rcducc r•a�ars. .�lbsurL�ar co�cr��iQ�clry cartli sand,or estl�cr non-�umhusiiUi�
m�itesial aici�l transies tu cn�rap<itit�le cotitainers.
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MATE��AL SAFETY DATA SHEET Pa�e' 4
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Re�isien: 101132�609
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Precaut9ons To Be dakere in Handling
Rec�il careliili�•all caution;�and direetsoas an prodGSCt label beiarz usi. 5ince em�ly cnntaincr rel:�'sns re4is�uG,
I(3]]l1�4'illt I:111C�1VSSTllIR�,9 C'�v'CR iil�I�f'liC)RIi1SI1CP 15 E•ITiF7IV. F�BS�]f}SL'i)�t"�]Z�lt�'Li41RIA1fILT itCCUPC�I�I�IC1�711 TL'S,�L1�ilI�lU(]S.
[]n fint r�use tl»s eontainer.
:lvflicl sontact s�iih c�•cs,skin,and clo�hici�. 11'ash#l�arou�hly afts;r Izandlin�,*. :1 sourc�of el.an e�ater should hc
kcpt in thc iinm,:diatc wnrk�r�a fnr�lusl�in�nfthc cacK and sl:in.
�CCp 34VaA'L-0[FI IiCill,sparks,llarrae,;ind any�nll7er snier�e ol-sbn.iiion.
l7n n�,►:,mnke�vlsen snr•GVh�r�nzar th;s materi:�l.
CTrnund and hnncl�oniain4rs��•15�:n n•ansferri37�marcrial.
Do not u�e in cr��Eine�l spacc;s,Uas4menls.balltrr�oms.elc.Fvh�re vapo�s 4::n L�tsild up and etplo�le i�igirilnd toy an
7�,Il l Y14F1 4G 0.11'C��.
�'a�nrs are.heavi�r li�an air arrd will cnlleot in loN�ar�as_
Precauticzns Ta Be Taken in Stori�tg
S[ore in a eooi p�ax�e in arigirsal corriainer an[l prol��l 1r[rm sesnli�hl. �apusure[o hi�i lem�eralures r3r�r�lon�e[1
e�pnsure to cun ma4 causc can tn leal:d�r s�vell. t7nce apened,�emn��ez tihnuld Ue use�3�wit➢iin si�rrtnntkis or
�n�c���er1�•disp�sed nf tn at°«irI�an det�iiclr�tion. I)n nfli storz near flarnzs nr at�levatcd t�mjreratui�s.
I:�cp c.nntaincr ti�ht3}�4lnaNd Evhcn nnt'sn us�.
•• r • • • •
Respiratary Enuipment(SpecifyTypea
Fcrr r�ccasinsial cnn�umcr usc-iisc wifl�a�l�quatc���ni'slation tn prcvent a E�uild-up ofL�apnrs in Lnnfin�d a�•caa.
l]�en a�indo�vs or posi4i�n Ians lo protidc cro�s venlilation. IC a rnild la s�rang odor is nalieea�le.tienlilation is
nol;tclec�ualn.
i�or USI I.�contsoilecl 3rart;pdace and crtltzr regular usc��:-L'se only s4itls aticquate v�srtilation u€icl��•esigineerctl ais•
�ontrnt s�si�m,zicaienc.d tc�p�•cvessl excu�.din�.+pp�•npriatr`fT.Vs. rnrc�ccasieanal usc,t�hcr�.�n�ine�sY.d air
conirn#is r,nt feasii7lc,us�pi°np�rl���tiai�ylaan�cl ai�d prcaperli�fitt�d`�IIC)SI-�a��pr�vcd st.1f-crrnt�in�^ci hrc�[liing
ap��ralus lor�lilr�rinaEc�cl salrron!va�ors. .a dust niask[lrevs nal proi�i[lL profcc9ic�n a�ain�l va�ors.
Eye Prot�ction
Snfi ly'glassns.a:l�emical�oggles,nr[:�ce sliieldti ure reconimendr�]icr sateguard ci�ainsl p�ler�tsal eye ooni7s:l,
i�-ritatii�n,r�r'snju���. ('ontact lenses si�ou�d rial he Frai�si Frhi9z wrn�kin�,x�itki Lhu�niealz.
Pro#e�tive GEoves
�r1'Lar�low�cs nilh as muc3�resislanc� lo ll�e ch�ins�al in€�r�di4nls as�os�ibl�. LaminalL film�lors:s ulli�r tl7c b�:sl
prc�tcclson.[3lh�r;;lnvc maieiiais�vil]U4 d��rad�d�re•m4•lh}ltnc clilnrisk.Uul ma� pru+��icls:�rs�i�ctic�a!ar ssam�
timtauni oftiine.b�sed on�lic dy�s�rsCglr��'e ar�d�Ite cc�ncliti�ns ol�use. [�sansul[�'our c+Jnti�e:�upPlier[�r aa¢tciiti�ntil
in-i'�vmation.C�Povea conl�minal�d�ri[1a proclucl shai��ci bc ciiscarded a�ci n�t rct�sed.
i?ther Protective C4othing
�'.li7C]LlS:1g7�]S1CNt117T7 d11i:�t�il7l{y L'.7t1 CI1L;E3l�L U5�OI�i4lt�liliTlY:1�11f13�C�ti�fV�safei��aq�i]rrTi�.nt.sucti as impntTttcaf�lc
tiprons.rl�,,I��tnirumi[r r�posurn.
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MATER�AL SAFETY �ATA SHEET Pa9e' S
Jascc�Frcmiurn �uint Rcriaa►�ec Printed: 1111�J12GQ9
Reuisirm: 101132Q69
Er�g9neer�ng Cn�rtrofs(Ventflatfon etc.]
Lisw cmlt tvilh acicyualL 4��nlilatian la psa:vcnt buildu�c�l�:�p�rs.Dn nc�l us:.in rrcas r�hcr4 vi4�ars caa acca�mulal�
ancl conceiitratG,such as baKernznts,batkunoin:�m srsiall enc3os�cl�reas.
li'hcrie�c.r pnssihle,usc nutc�nnrs in an np�n air area_ If usin�iri�lr�nrs ngen all«<iatdo�ti•s arid cloc�rs and tnaintain a
crns5 4cntilatinn nFmrri•ing ftcsli air:i�:rnss the�r•ari:arca. If sYtrmQ,adnr is nnticed nr you�4�icrYence sliulil
dicaincsa,h�adaciic,naus�a or cyc-����cring--STC3P--4�nlilalion is inackc�ualc.Lcavc arca imn��slialcdy and
mcr4c!o lr�sh air.
Cise y�roaGsS enelosures,Pa�al vxliau.�l venlil.ilion,ar��thar en�in�ering�anlrols tEo-4onlro!�irUarn�l�vels l�elaGr
rc•cnmrncsid�;d c��nsur4 iisrtits.
WorklHygieniclMaintenance Practices
.�Snurs;e�I-�;leasn waler sl�sru�tt be a�•ail:�ble in Ihe�vor�:arc:i it�r Ilushinb Ul tl�e e�•es:if1il SIiIR.
lt'ach liands t]aot��uglil_y afler i�.sz.
I]a�i��t za1.drinl:.o�smake in the��ork ar�ea.
F3cinsc i°cusu_tkinsnughl�,�cli:an am�clnlitin�nr prnt�ctivc.eyuiF�tntitst ifi�i laa�hc�n cc�tstatnin�t�:�3 h��rarinr°usc.
�}i�:_.i�,l.ui� �I„il,in�_� �;r �•il�cr�arr�C�clicc cqui�rrninl llial�an��{bc tlr�onlai3unaE�.,�.:•.G�n :,;l ,.��� •:�r.��,•
r •�- -
- ,;ic,,l �t.R':c.:: [ ]Gas [X]Liquid [ )SoEid
M�e#tiiny Fpint: Pko data.
Bailing Point: �lo data.
Autaignitir�n Pt: f�fa data.
Flash Pt: NP
Explasiye Limits: LEL Na da1a. UEL Na data.
Speca#ic Gravity(Water=1): 9.75-1fl.08
Density: 9.948 LSIGL
Bulk density: Pdo da1a.
Vapor Pressure�vs.Air or mm HgJ: 25 1v1M HG aY 68.C}F{2CI.fl CJ
Va�or Density(us.Air=1}: No data.
Evap�rathan Rate{vs Butyl }1
Acetateal):
5aluisility in Vhfater: No data
Percent Volatile: 97.4°/a
VaC 1 Ilatume: 172.OUa0 GIL
Heat Value: �lo data.
ParticEe Size: N6 daia.
Carrasinn Rate: �Po c7ata.
pH: 'IO.0- 1fl.5
Rgpearance and Odor
('I�ar tsr�vliitc�.nlnr.
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Stabiliiy: tlnstable[ ] st��ie�x�
Conditians Ta Avoid-Instability
Nn daia availaUlz.
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MATERIAL �AFETY DATA SHE�T P�9�' r
.JiISCR} �Tl'.t'1711Jfll �il[flt RCI1]LY!'L'1' Printed: 1111�C�6�9
Revisie�r�: 1 D113f2�109
f!1 C81T9 p3#I h I I I LaV'-M2t@i't315 T4 A V41 fd
'�SiCUIi1F3S�1f711'44�1��1 StTDflz;S3t1C�IL1tiL:i�.i�[IIS;hd5tia;5�CUIlL�1Li5�1CS;S�I[3RL a'L'1{I5.C3\�'��4'P.17II1�i7�L°L11�7k�lUVSIC.
Y'C8L'hl'Z ti5�T1�S 511C�1 a5 7�i1ltt1It11[il�fItY.�TTlil�[i[:51.[1Y21;?i{7C11U1tY;�1pT8R5lllltt;aFiC�.t11h7C ii�Cl(�.
Hazardaus�ecampasiticsn�r Byproducis
17.cnrnp�rsitic3�a iroia�•}�rnduce carhom m�nnxirl�anc]carhnn clin4idc,h�,•c�rngen elaln�idc_chlrsrinc�aG,and srnall
quantities nf'phox�?cnc.
Hazardous Polymerizatinn: Wi11 t�ccur{ � Will riat occur�}C]
Cor�dit9ons Ta Avnid-iiaaardous Pnlyrrierizatfan
i�lr��lal:t 3vail3hle.
• a •a � �
1�11:4(77Ylf�lli:l f185 i101 1]C2T7 t2�5��C1 a��1V��1L]�C. �t1fC1t771.1tI�T1 tTZICJLL'R`Il�t7C t133'II'Ii�lViljl3�1 iIig,PiljlZTllS.
nr�ch.�tcnc c�h�orid�:
.aCi?T�'I'L71�['I'�'I':
LC'i�l Ital irahalalion i2 r�r�L�1 hrs
[.I)A(}RaE ural 9H�-1C�i}l]:rsg kg
;iltiliV['[)hl2()Si[)�'il2i{l1 r1l[f);1J:
Sl(]m� 2�hr s�kin�•ahbii-sc.�•tr�
10[1 m�r24 hr skin rahhit-an«dcratc
SERI[7t�S L�"E i�;l'�9:1t:E�IIZRIT:aT[Cs\:
1G?m�eyes ra�bil-moclerale
l l}mg ey�s ral>k�ic-mil�l
�U(1�t�k'?�1 tu�ctes r:iUiait-T�aild
I<P.'iFI12:17'[JRl'[7It SI�:Iti SPN:iITT?:�T[(k';: Nnt a resp�ratosti�c�rslcsn sc€iait's�.er.
:tSi'I12.1"l'I(]i�H:l'f.;lftl): !l:t�.th5'l�+nti cfilnricle dncs pres�nt an aspiratinn ha�arci.
nfLT:IGE'.s1i'TJ.1I�.a: Yosili�e resulls har�:been ohservec�in thG Ames Lest. I�mamnulian syslems,respr�Frses
haw°e�enerall�,��een ne�ali�•e.
[1[!il'N()'1't):'�IC'I il"; ,-1 StutiY found ti7ere�r•as ns�e�idenc�nfliai�i fo t3ie itntnune Svstc�n rrf labn��atsn�•
animals ar r�rIiiced al�iiity to crrml�t cli�ease.
NN:L�irf l'�{]\[{'l d 1'� '1'cst�in�•atc indieat�ncs si�nifrcant n�:urntrslic.ft�ct,aftcr L�pnsurc to c{anc�.nt��atinns uaa to
�.U[lfl�a]�m fnr�1{?cla!,•s. �n ricmi3tntiic�f��:c¢s 3iak�U�.en nhsi+r��d iTi liu�rasns at l�'pical r�ccu��atiui�.d axpnsiu•c
le��tils.
DEGF:LE=)P':1¢,N1'AL�RLIE2C)L)Li[`TIVE: Ncr signilicanl dcecl�r�rracnl:�l cflecls«•cra;r�t�scrrccl in lcm�jlc ral:?ansl
ttris;z e��r�setl tn l,��s{l���am tl�uing�estataon. ,a si:nila:�resul9�vas obse�vzd in rats e�porscd a��SU[7 ppyn Liel'��re
ari��cl�u�ing�ZSt1hQt3. ,-1 t�ru-gzncrafiots itslaalation study�sl�nt�edno aclz•es'se r�ir�clucriti�e et�zcts in r:�i4 expu5e�1
Ia as much as i,5ili3 ppm fnr 14 wuai�s.
(';lit{'IPI{)[TY�r'S t':l"1'l�S �1�.Fla�;'lcn��.lili:3�i�1�is�arcinr�csric ii��.t�7�rirr�vntal atiirnals at a r�:Istitict� lii�ii rinsc,
UV FVil�t:(s}c>I�aciminislrs�licar�.;sl si.li{s},aClusloloti�i��Pe[x).or hy mccl�anisAn{s)tliai arc ncrd con�icicre�l ivlrvant
lrs�v«rl.cr cxpasurc. :lc ail;�b9c epislcminlo�ical sfudi�s c14�nol cUnlirni an increas�d sisk c�l sanccr in hurnans.
.availal�ie��idence sug,�ests tiiat this material is ttot likel�•in uause ca:icer in huPtsans escepf unclzr sm�iamrsion ai•
unlixal� roui�s r�r le��els�l�c:rp�sura.
�Pwtlaannl�
:3CLJTE TOIIC`I`i�',
LI�Sc)I�a!oral 5628 m�,kg.
LC'i4.1 FL;rI inh,•tla[ion 63[�i�b�apn}�d hr
Li�S{j Rill ETf�7.1�811UT4 S�.�Illc�.]�fj IV
�_�}�{1'11ou�i nral 73{1[Y a�r�,�;I:g
Sk1I;i l'C)Rlt[)Sl[Y�`[KRFC:'11'I[)N: I.1771)Iishlai t deiYtiai 1�,SiYtl riag;kg h�r
SCI�IC3US���L»!Ir\GL• IRRIT.aTTta�: :�fvll�anc�l is a aiild l�m�c�s;ri�l�c�'4.sml'ant.
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MATERIAL �AFETY DATA SHE�T Pa9�' �
.�iISCR) �l�l'.['[lllJf�l �il[flt RCI7}Ll�'L'1� Printed: f 111�!'�6U9
Revisie�ri: 1 D113R609
���'.�i��a�1�:1�t)F�.�'t)I�St.��`.1}'.ti�i���I'.:�Z��}"+��: �:131 3 T�ti�Yll':3FOYl'C11�:s�iffY SCIISIL17.L9'
:lSYIlt;1 l'[[71�H,�L�:1IZ1� �t�tltanr�➢��rc��:nis sn as�>isatinTi ltazai•d_
A•fLT.�CiL�`It'D.37'.�: 'tio tlala.
rn�,n�vc�7-4��uc•rr��: �E�a���.
NLI�"ItC]I C��Ic_'I1}': �n ereLpastirre tU rnclli<inal lias bec�i su�ge�tecl as ctutaing centaal ne�vr�it��vsfem daan�ge in
lab��ralar+���animala.
13N:\'F:1.[l1'StYN7'.11.'l�F:l'F3t.7171;{.11�'1•:: 'I"lii:inl7alatinn r�fmc�l�annl h}pregnarii rnd�nts lhr4juehnuk tlic�ic:iiod
oF�rnl�ivn�LncsiS indu�ui a widc�ang�:«fvc�nc�riira4iutt-dcp.snd�nf[cra�tog�nic.a�d e.�nl�z�•al�tl�al clt�Gts.
�4r.ihaa�U1 h.tis�:ausc�3 birliz d�;Icc4s in l:abnr:+lnn�arumals,bu!Un1�'tv�hraa inhal�d.it cxts�mtl}'tti;�h�'npoa
cvncsnlr��iivsu�. Ti7c rLtc;van�c of Ihis Gn�ing lr�humar��i:s un�criain.
t",�FtCIh1[][3�N STAT`L?S; There is no evidence 4�rom ariirnai slu�lie�la suggest rttefhanc�l is a carcinogen.
Steiddard Snit•v�nt_
:lt'i i'17t C[)X14'S 15";
LL}5{) I�ai oral 3�4.G1)f)na��k�
LC'S41 Ital lnlialailir�n >2I.-4f10 m�'m3��hrs
LI]itl I�ahlril skin 1�,�}(1(1 mg'kg
�IIIN C[?RR(]:iI(�?ti. II{ItiIT.{TI�7;�': I'riman�c�ennal sludics(�hr a�pavure)in r•shhits ulilir�ng rnineral s�i�il�
cnritainin�lzss tliara?Oa.irnru7atics resultesi in sli�iit lm m�dcs•at��I:is�irri[atinn.
51�:12ii71?.i�'.��: I'J:�1I:�CiI'. IIZIZI I:��It}'.\:IIS S�S tt11T1llYZ 1tSEi3IdllOii�]Z17{1(l,21'C ifClC:l[S{1Y5,C:�l:ll':IL'I�ilZZLI.1ti.7
'��i1°�ll 4�11'[1GS8,LVaS ii:jlbik[;L�lil i1111 i7f Y�1\5%6J�UIIS.GC�TS{i1�4:.5?7_4)� }'F�iiIS}7l 1�J�E7PCF1{'�{]U Rl'%�l!ITi�..�l�7ty P�ITi
4"�7Vatl m�;eu in),n�ular iiritation�r•as r��bitcd h4•ail si���nlunt�cix_
R1S�'dR4T[�R1°(71t SKI\S�?vSITU.�T�(7N: �i�in scnsiti�alion Fva�nnl uEi�lent in enima4 sl�aeli�s.
.1SP�it;1TI[:]N I�a7:�RI]: Thi�;matriia��res�nls an aspiraiinn liae�r�l.
A11-C:1(ilstiiC`17,11.1: ;*��n da1a.
[\�[.14['h�(3l'[)\l�'111`; tin�ta.
i�]F:L FZCJY[�`iic.-'IT�'� Rcp�eied rE��asurc tcr wlcti�ate.d c�rnc�.ntratac�r�<nt�ht�drncariiais snl�cnts can��rodu�.�3
yaricts•aftransi�°nt['NS et��.;ts{�:.Q.._d4��4n��s,I��acSacl�..nar�r}sis,crc.)
L7L�'�;LC]P-?t-iEN1',4L:RLPI+I_117lif'Tl'l•T,: There ti�ere nri lr�almenl-relatecl eliccls r�n Pregnanc� r.sle,ertor3�sli1� rx
�ross prr�t marlem ral?senalicm.�a in.�rtiraal sluclins ulilating min�ral spirits canlaining lrss t1i�n 2°io��rc-trraatiws. [n
�uivr�and in viSrn studies t�n mincral sf�i�it�c:antainin�up lo?Z"u arnmailic5 incli�ate tiiat tilzcsz jn�dueth are n«t
P Ztli]S�il.tl G'
t::��TiCI�C7tiF•.N ST':l-ILTS: l'15eri is inacf�.quatc c4idene�F`nr thti cai�cinon,:.nieiry nf�aetrnl�am snl��ents in
liuman�. rinimal stu�ics Piave indivai4d ihaf[h.;rc m��•la�srrmc cs�sdenc�nf carcina�cruic �ctii•°itr,�irr male ra�s
�lill Iip C\�Ii�CR�C lii�CLllil�C f.11!+, ,�IO}'Y l:,ryfCIRpF��CNI:�fUICIlI.l.l�Yg S11.�+�tiGICCI Lli a lac�:ol��cnr�ta�.ic Pcrlenlia.l
iclenlil%ucl in in�ir;o and ia t'ilrr_�G�er�zti�to�icil�• l�slh. Y
(]17[f:K AI)4'i�.h.Sl•:I�:I�E�I�:("!5: t'lirnnic cYFZCtH GFi1lgGtitlOTi�tt(13llI17iC(�l1�ttL 3ti�31i'3TiGfi Of IT1111�1'aI!i�}li'IZti 1171�]IIIC
lun��naay'cause�neuma[oce3+:(lung c:aviSy}forntatiun and cfu��ni�ltutg c�t•s�i�unction.
Chronic TQxicolagfcal Effects
E�ept�¢�ts liave assncia4ec]re�eated aEj�l�rnlos�ge�nccupalioriai nveretprz�ur�e Ln sal�'etrts�4'illi i�re�'ersiUPe ha•ain and
Yl�[R�`l]ll5 Sj`ilZi'il(�3TL1.1�[:.
CarcinogenicitylcJther Information
Nv dai;�:a�•�ilahlc;.
Hazardnus Cam{�nnents ZCharm�ical Narne� �AS# NTP IARC ACG9�1� �SMA
1 ��chloromethane {Methy7enechlaridz} 75-65-2 Passlb9e 28 A3 Yes
Licensed to W.M.Baer snd Cnmpany: FAIRS MSOS,{c}R V Sysfems..Inc ANSI r40{f,4 Fornia[
Attachment E Page 31
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHE�T P��� �
.JiISCR} �1'l'.t'CliUfil �"sl[Ilt RCII]LY�'L1' Primed: 1111�rEo-U9
Re�isi�r�: 1 D113,2�309
Hazardous Cnmpanenfs(Chemlca!Name) CAS# NTF IARC ACGSH O5HA
r. Metaianol {Methyl alcohcd: C�artand, Wood 57-56-1 n.a n_a n a n a.
slcohol}
,, �staddard=_�Ivent JMine�sl�pirits. .A,"rpha!ic Sfl5?-¢1-3 n.a. n.a. n a n c
p�,�,_��ur�I.`::!il;;�t�.. ..._..�. rir<<�
I� ' i i p � 'n� .
!
_,uii�•ii;�.u�,n;i:,iil.ii�l. f:i� �In;,�,.,��iucl:ti u s�hirlc.
�4rlhvltn�C'illorid4:
T[J`.�C.IT-5�': LCStI 31[}ms;L 9G lus fsialie�Pail3�ad:�linn�t�:F.C'S�}22U n��e L J(+13r�fsiali�}13iuciill Surrlisli:
LCiii 75�m�L�(hrs'1•[ysid�3uimp _
PPRSISTL'rr�.E A�'I3 L�EGF�.�Q,��filF_.ITI': [I'rr•l�:is�ti[c��ir.u u•apt,r prcvsur�of"�13�mt�II�al?�d��C
irrdicatcs rJiciiirnamctharic�4i11 o�ist,�nl�l� aa a tiapna•iti fh�;.imhictu asitiospli�rc_'11roia�natci7a� rcl�:ase�tu tlic
altttc��:�rlsVi•c�siil r1Ge�ade b��re�cticsn 3s�itl�lt�drn�yt raclic�is willt a iiali=life n£sca�wral an�mikis. 11 is not suhjecl tr�
c�ircct phntao�idati�n, []n lancl is txgacl�:d lo L4'apc�r7tc ragislly inic�Ihc atm�sPilta��:r�ur t�iEs lugh 4•ap�r
pres�urc, ai is Pavrlt ;+clsori�4d i�svil as�d can lcactr inl�ll�c�nsundwatcr. Calculll�d.�dxs�rpli�n C'oil�'PCi�n1
{lne I:[7C 7 is 1. This malerial i:s su�teel lo rari�l er;aporaRion,�ailti es[imateci����aperrali�e hald=ii��es ranging Iiom
3 Ics 5.ti herur5 unc3er mr�4l�rale mi�:ing condilinns. T'lvM mnl�;ria�has tro n�•gtsgil?1e rala o1'h1'alrolysas.
[3iod�:oi�datinn ma� «cc:ur in�rt�un�f���at�r.lrul n�ill hz��Cli'ti�(]S0 Ci]iTll]:li�{�i'4'11I1 tV��nratinn.
[31{].t(�C�I!�4I�!I.:��I'L'�',Y�)I�',N II;'1I.: �310i:C1lIC:G15I�'dliilti�7i1Iu't1i1+�I Sll:1Cf17:111[:C51'Q:1E115Ti1S 1S IC]W 4V11�1 I3C'I'nf Z.
hf[�IiILITl'L't S�:]IL: If rclsas�-cl ts�sail,eCichloromt4hanc is a;;��c�;tiel to haw��vcn'lu�h int�triliky�U:tse;¢i u�can an
�stirn�tcJ Itioc�Y��t.
c�TIL�R AZ7�tiR�L LTFLCTS: ivQ d�la.
�P�ilaanol:
-I'tYli['I1'7': lietliannl is nfln��•ls�4icitr•fo ayuati�nsganisms.1.C'�fl Yirr�e�ilrales psmnelati(fa[heati nri�vfows)
24.�n:fJ4G he.{ZR-Zcl da�'s rflr]}.canfidene�liflt�t=?R.5-31?.�:Tcai crrnditiattti_1[atce tcntp= ZS c1e�['_.�issnl��ed
cs4-��e�n=7.3 mo l.,Fratcr hardnr�s=�3.5 m�'I cat�iwn carbanar�.a1l.aliniM�=�(S.C,calcium c:ri•bn�iate_tanf:
r,•r�lume �i.3 L.adc�ilinn� �.71 i L).pII 7.ti��(i1.1:13). .
P�RSISTL�;CE A\TJ C]�;d TF�.�p;�III3_.IT1": [f relc:as;ad le�ihe�In�ospl��:re.ti r'apnr pres5urr of 1?7 n7m I�s�:�l 2.i
deg[''sndi�ate5 tl3ai melhanal��•sll�ti�t�rrlch�iti the ua}�ur ph�se_.1'a�ir�r p�ia�c meitiannl is degi.l�iad in Ihe
attTba�:;j�lse��e ia}'reactis�n F�illr lrlintcrclrerni�ally'-Firaduced l�t�drnt�'1 radi�:als;tl�c half=life fi�r tlsia r�actisyn itr air is
cstimatcd tn hc 17 dat•s. V�slatiliz7�isan frc�m moist cnil�uri��r�is�tiprctcd tn f�� an inipoiYant f7t� prnc�s�bascd
u�,un a l icnn''s 1.aFV cnrrstant c3f�.5��1(}-f,airn-cu rn:mn1L_llctlianol maw'alsn v�ilatili7.e fi��m dr�•snils 4�asi:cl
upon il�aprrr�ress�ue.Bio�legr:icl�lis�n c�l m�ll�anol i�soiIs as e��+ecicsl to t+cc�r ra{sid3} bas�cl�sn hall=li��es in a
svtdl sill l�:sn�iio�n I'exas anil a ssind� IiTam Ii-t�m lfississippi c�I l:mGl 3,2 sliy's. r�s,�ecti�'ely.Il relc�asnd inio
tvatcr.si:etlaanol is nQt expected[o ac3x�rrla in 4usg�cTide�1 solscls and sz�iiment Uased ups�n tlte ewtimated ICa�.
��rslatil�z;�iiat�frpsn�vater sus3aces is cip�cl�d lo�e an irn�aclarit Fatz��roczy�l�a�sed upon tlur��om�7r�und's
Hcni�''�[.a1v canstant.1-:stimutcc�t�«latili�atinn ha4f=1i4•:s For a mcrdcl rivcr ancl mnciri 3ukL.jrr. 3 anci 35 rlavs_
itis�e�trtvl�•.13'sndi�radatian is eti�rcct��t��uccu�in natural�tiatcrs sincc rnctiiant3!is cicgradcd t�llll:IiZl'iti:ii}1�9
:IRS�I��i3g�l1CtC�.C�S".IS�C[�TiI�YI(���1R 1•'.117UUR iICi41CCliLS SCfCCIiiR€�C5�5 1181R°_.�Ckti3�C tiCC(�C.t�:iti�1Y':�ll:ij S�lf(��C.
I-I}cirn�r,sis of-rn�Uaano�ancl pl�t�ir31}si�s in suril�d 3sarf.tcv tv:�t,;rs�rc,nr�i ��{�ecl�d sincL mvth.+nvl lacks funclinnal
�re�ups If�at are ausc��,�til�tr ta ln•�U�IZSiS r1�ph�[nlysis uniizr en*�iratun�ntal ionc3itiaTSS.
I31f7.�C'C'Li?�iLrL..a l Iti'L Y�J1�L?v[I.4L; 13L'1�talues c:tic;s tlzan 1[l,me�scu�il in fiali�u}��sts hior�sn�enY��atian in
aquatic r�rgani�rrss i�Ic�t�.
�1S[�}31I_I'I"s' d\S4)ff_:If rcicasc�9 tn snil,rnc�Pian41 is c���euted to liavc��crv hi�h rnoUilin'k�as�;d upr�n ari
eslimal�El Itiri�nl 1.
Studc#a�'[r Solti�ei�i:
Tti:f_`�Ic�TT�': Th's5 miature contain�component��ha�are pofentia�l} �rt+tic t�fresh�+,alar and c�1lwNl�recas��slems,
I liis mat..�tial snai h�liar•mful tn.iquaric nrgani�stns and nzay�4.auuc lnx��,tctYn aclv�.isa cffec.t�i:e il��:ac�ual'sc
Licensed to W.M B�rr and Campany: MIRS RA5�9,{c)A V Sysdems,inr.. AAF31 P40(f.1 Forma[
Attachment E Page 32
MQTERaAL 51�FET`1r` DATA SHE�T Pa�e' �
.li1Sl't)FI'4i'[11Uf71 �iliflt RCI73l)!'['I° Printed: I IIi�C��79
Re�isie�r�. 10I132Q09
�;T7i�91-Ot11Ti�,°f I I_
['H:1t5dS'D 1:'�:C'�:.rt;�I)1?F:Li1�,�I];Lf3I1.I l'�'� l'Iris ma[ai�ial tivill nrn'tr�sllj't�C7�1�7TY F4'BII:Y. C�(Sfi3�IS7t7�}lt5 G4f�E
et•apcirat�raPddl��.
B1ti=�;�CC'L�1lfLJLAIZVE PC]TENTI.4L: Thc�cl:�n�rl-�oaicr par#ilicrn cocdlicscnl for Ihis m�lcnal is�sp�clrc!to b�
in tlie ratz��t�f Z.!Tn S,
1_1.iCa�3ILITI'I'��Sc]IL: n'o clat.s.
{}�1'1-if:1Z:II3�'N I�SY:F�:�'f�H:t"I'S� No data.
i •• e a - �
UVaste�isposal Method
L7ivPnse'sn ac�nrxl:�ns;e 3�ilh applicahl�irr�al.s!alc,and I�der.tl regulaliuns.
ECcc�3 nut rif lrn�iics t�f�y�:�t�r.
�i, •. •
�a�ra T�aNSPa�r tus oor�
�{�T P�oper 9hipping Name Paint Related tsrTater�af
�+RT Flaz�ird Class: 8
flOT Hazard Lahel: CC7RR�7S`IVE
UNINA iJumber: UN3C��5
Packing Grnup: II
LA44D 7i2ANSPDRT[Canadian TDG�
UN Nurnber: 3afi6
Packing Group. II
Additiortal Transport infarmatinn
F'rtr f}.C)_T.infrn�natintt,cnntact 1�_�I.T�arr Technscal:icnfices at 1-SIl(1-398-3:{�J?-
The sup}�ti�r ma} appl� erne ot lfin li�iiowi€��s�sce�slians:Combrxslibtr•Lie�uicl,Cnr�.sG:mer i'ommaclil�.Lir��ileci
�uantil��,�`iacnus I.iyuid,1}oes tint Sustai�a i'nmi�ustion,oa�oth�is,a4 allncti�zd�sn�lc:r-!9C'1�12 1Ia�mat
i�egulatirms, Yieasc cnt�sult#9{'i�l2 SulrcPtajat�r('tn znsure that subsequzTtil slai��ments cnrri�ity�t�itla tPiese
c�c4.pt;nnv.
LimiPed 4�itanlilies ot 1 liEer ar lass niat be all��a�cl�lcpenc}ing r�n Ili�m�de of Irsn�pori��lian. Reler lo�}a C PR.
Ih�iDG Cc��lr r�r I�Tr1 Dxnguresus(=rnods Regulalaans Iiar iitis initnlnalicm.
'i ■ i !
IJS EPA SARA Title 111
}tazardous Cnmpnnents(Chem�ieal Nama} GAS# Sec.302{EHS} Sec.344 R4 Sec_313�TRI� Sec.17fl
1. Dachlwvmelhane {Methylene chlor�de} i5-69-2 No Yes 100D LS Yes Yes
2. Methanal (Methyl alcohd: Carbind: Wvad 57-58-1 Nv Yes 5006 L8 Yes �10
alcvhol}
3. 5[oddard solveni �Min�ral s�iirits: Allpha[ic 8052-d�1-3 Nn No No
Petrdeum Ofsiillafes;Wf�ife spirits]
US EPA CAA,CWA,FS�A
i�axardous Cnmporients�Ghemical�tame� CAS# EPA CAA EPA CWVk NP�ES EPR LSCA CA PIROP fi5
1. �icMlcxomedhsne {Mefhylene chlonde} i5-0�-2 HAP� Yes InuenPcxy.SA CAIR Yes
2. hM1ethanol (Methyl alcohd; Carh�nd; 4Vood 67-561 HAP� In�antary
al+.ahol}
3. Stoc€dard sdvent{Minersl s�,irits; fUipl�alic Bfl52-41-3 Na �nvenfory
Petrdeum Dis4illates:White spiri#s}
Licen�sed to W.M.Barr and Company: MYRS MSOS,{ca A V Sysfems.Inc. ANSf Z40{1.1 Formzif
Attachment E Page 33
MATE�aAL SAFET`Y DATA SHE�T Pa9�' ��
.l'siltil't)FI'l'I[11Uf71 �"slill��Cf7311!'Ci° Printed: 1111�12G�79
R e�i si or�: 10/9 321709
SA�A{Supertund Amendments and
Reauthnrization Act of 198fiy LisYs:
Sac.302: CPASAIZATitlellE�ectioix3f]2Cxhzniel<<Tl�ar�irnx�Clienucalw�ilzTPf} *i�xr}icateslt7UU�
Ll3'1'Y4 ifnol volulile.
Sae.30ti: LF'R SAR.+�TitIe If[S�crirn3��}�l C�R�'LA Re3wrt�l�e � Scc.3�2 witli Rz��nal�ahle[�ua�iIIt}�. "
i�tcti��;ites shutuic� F�Q.
Sec.3'13: CP:1 5.�1R;�1 Ti[1W 19I S�ctit�n�13 T�ti�R�lease Inr�enlon.!vi!le:-f'u!inrlic.tias u mernl�r[�f�
�liemitul 4talr�ory.
Sec.7'10: L•PA:+.°.R.:l E t4 Su�>zrfimtl Sitv F'rionf}•�'ontainiiu'�aeE List
TSGA[Toxi�Substar�c�s Gontral
Act)Lists:
Invtii�tory; i=72�itica�Listed in l�i�Tti�'q l��cenic�n•.
SAf2}: L:h,.•miraF Sui�j,:at m Significanf Nc«Riil�1 SN[IRS}
6AI L4�mrrtc��u.d C'}tcm�c+il C'imlrnl Kidrs
8R: 'fn�iz�Sulasr:�imr�Suhj�ul�'n fnt�+minrion Rtdec�ir E�roducrie,n
SA CAIR: L.�Pii1�iCCIl�ilRlVti."�5%•�F�9I1�i1I IIII[�1113:1I3(M Rk1�cs-PCA€3�)
8A PAIR: I'��IiFEUn�uy:lss��nenl InLi+nriai.iun Ridz;:-[P_iIRI
SC' Rtcnrr.Itia���Allc;;alit�ri�i�f Si�,rnli�i•;inl.�cl4�crst kr.ticlivn�
8L1; Ila�jlt}i;�ruE tiuf l�Ll�ila RLpixluieR��9e�
8D TERhM1_ I1�;ilUt:uid Ssfzh UtAtu Rrp�errLig f<iEle Tznnun�tioft�
13�b1: ti;±licc uf E:,par1
i7thec lirpartant Lists:
CWA NPDES: FI';�Cl�an 4G':3r�r Act NYE]F.5 Pennir Chmnicnl
CAA t�AP: F.P,�C'fcan.�ir A�:�Ha�arrlrnis Air P��Iiou2nr
CAA O�DG: F:P.�Cl::an tAtr Aeti f 1'rtme f7.^pletirtg[:9semic&]i;i=i'}-[.'.2=H{;F('I
CA PRQP S5; i'�liE�anm�k�ra�;��.e�ili�n t��
Internat�onaf Regufatory�ists:
EPA Hazard Categories:
Thi;�inaEcnal mc�ls lhc EP.4'I�:szard l'atc!�ori�s'dclinccl Ior SARi�,TiE14 III Srclicrn�311 31?as inclicalca.
[Xj'Yes f ]Na Acute(immediate')Heait�Hazard
[Xj Yes i ]N❑ Chrc�nic(de�ayedJ H�alth Hazard
� ]Yes [X]M1Jo Fire HazarcE
[ j Yes [X]No Sudden Release€af Pressure Hazard
[ j Yes [X]hlo Fieaetl�e Haaard
Regulatary Infarmativn
i�l�.tl��len�L'tiForiclz W'iLnri�S['1�issifrc:iti�rr:L3ii3,lll:�,L7ZI3
i�feil}i lcrte C151niY�lc L4'IIl1IIS Ilzaltl�Ltt�-cts C't'itet`ia liet Ua'tivs C'hcmical:
172F3-1;4�c irrilatinn-tn�ic-nthcr
D2f3-Sl;in i�ritati�m-ta�i�-ntlit.r
D2.-1-C'�rrcina���nicift•-vcn dctxic-cliti�:r
L72I3-Afiaiagcniciiy-losi�-olhcr
L71�3-'11Jf;c}ass G.1 pac�.iT�grc�up LdI-tn�ic-irtunedialz
�11e1h!,lcne C�hterride[t'IIl1II5 In�ret[ieni L3fs�losurc I_isl: Inclutiiccl Ibr dis�;losur�dl 0.]°,�n or grealer.
1�1c.thatrol ['.1.�',Itc�ists�, `vumhcr b7-Sfi-1
ltc•ih:m�l li7i\IIS C'lassil�catic�n: B?.DIS,I]2A.I]2B
Alclhannl 14'I-LrIIS d-l4allh EIlects C'ril4ri:i 1lcl bi qiis Chviiucil:
p1B-T17��c:1a�s G.1 �a�:i+irt�group iuii:no�vn-I�sLic-immediale
D2A-Teral�g�rucily and enihri r�lr�xieily-��er}•len:ic-olher
I)2F�-H;�•c ii7ilatirsn-C�r�i�-i3thcr
A1cGljarinl 1L'[I\i[5[ngredietst 3]a5cicrsure I.isE:tnclud�d fnr di�clnsure at 1�.a rn �reates,1lfezt4 ciit�ria frfr
diss:lc�sUrt al�I.lni�.
Licenserl to W.M.Bxrr an6 Cqmpany: M1RS MS�S,{cy A V Sys4ems,inc. AAF51240if.1 Forma[
Attachment E Page 34
MATERpAL �AFETY DATA SHE�T P��� ��
.Iascu P�'�miurn Paint Rcmv�'cs' P���t�d: �vi�r�o-as
Revisie�ri: 1 D113f2�Y09
!sEncic�asd Snlr�t�rtt [':1�� K[}5?-�7-i
1L"f�'�IIS('lassificali�n:
B3-Fiammablc.ind coml7srslil7t�malWrial-C.snnl�usiil�le liyuici
U2�-PoisUnous and inf�ccii�aess mak�i'ial-[?tl�er eflzcis- �vlie
LL'ILiIIS[Iralth L�1Tes l4 C rtlena liel bv ttus C hemia;�l: DZB-Skin iml:ilion-IU�is:-Uth�r
11�1-iAlf:�[n�redi�ni[]isclnsurc!_i�t: [ncludcdtnrSisclosur�:.it 1°.nnrgr�al�:r.
Tltis}�rcaducl has l�acn classilitd ac�orcling i�llzc ha�rd cTTlc�ia oI thc CnnRrallc+d Produrls Rt�ulalicrns,
[ryoncestlra[suns repr�rled in se�liUn 2 arz avei�kjl��vci�hl,
Ingredi�nts;discl«scd in s�ctr��ti?ar�nn('ana�iian 1�Si_.
. � r •
Campany Policy ar aisclaFmer
'l hw it�tirrYi�ation cnnt:liil�(��IU1'C911 15 r]PC5�Ill�d in�on�faitls;�nsi hWI1�4'�:i�fO IlC 3�Ct1T8[�:.7fi 4lf If]�•�•fFCCIIV�ijAl"L'
�lianr�alrr��•c. ihiy infonnatirm is fwnisiiud avitltout E�•an•ant�•of an�•l:iiid.l�:rn�ln�•ers sliuuld use tlu's inffliYnatinn
onlr as a suppk�anci7l lv�+tlisr in1�7m�:jlion g�lhcresS 6y tlicm ancl musl m:ik�;snslcpcncfcni�ictvm�ina3iUn nf
suitabilil�•;an�l csr�mt�Ect�ncss of intirrmatioi7 fi�oin al1 sr�ttrccs to astiurr proper assb af lhts�matcrial:?:und 4he saf�t}�
imd hc�iD3h crl'ernplo�•ees. Ar�} usr of Illis tlatae:ancl inlbrmatiun must hn del�amin�ti�+V Ihe user la l�r in
aecnrrJanen svilh appli�ab2w['e��rai.stal4 and local laws and regisialion�.
Licensed to W.M Barr and Corrspany: MIRS M5�8,{c)A V Sysdems,inc. AAF31 Z40{f,i Fornia[
Attachment E Page 35
Maferfal Safety Dafa Sheet
aouardin9tmAfdSl�404 I-27(74 and�9 CFR I€+In 12Q�1 �� �hnsan
A Far�i�x Ca�svnNw
1NlNaEX�QRI�INAL �L,ASS Cl�EANER
U'ersiori 3. Pr{r�t�ats C]"?Iair't]it]
Revis}ar�C?�te U110612010 M�GS f�iumber 350D00{�14153
SITE FORM hJumber
�aac��ac��ar���aaa�a�r�o��
1.PRpDU�GTAN�Cf}MPA�1Y IDENTIFIGATiflN
Product inf�rmatiQn
Trade�name WINCiE���RIGINAL GLA55 GL'�A�dEi?
LJse af the Hard 5urface Cleaner
�u�astai��elhM1iutu re
Cvmp�ny S.C..}vhnsan&Son, �nc.
�525 Howe Sireet
R�oine WC 53463-?23B
Emergel�cy te{e�ihosie �4�ioirr Transport& Mecli�a!Emergen�y Fh�rne{86�rj 231-
SAQ�
24 F�our lntemational Ei�ergency Phar�e(95'J 85�-4647
2.HAZARdS l�EHTIFICRTI4N
Eme�ency Overview
App�arance 1 C�dor blue r liqui��1�leasant
Innrnediate Concerns R�ai�i wntact w�tfti skin,eyes arici�.�IUtftiing
Patential Health Effects
Exposur�rautps �ye,Skin, inhalatian, In�estion.
Ey�s [Wan€�kr�own
Skm None known
Inriafataan f�lc�ne k�awn
Ing�stiori lVoc7e kn�wn
Aggtavate�3 fNedical lVone knoaan
Cac�ditian
3.CO�{UIPa51Tfk71�!lINFt7FtN'IATION OM INCaREDIENTS
Chemkcai Riarr�� G•AS-�t�. tN�:�� I�t��rc�nt
1Nater i;33-18-5 Bp.Ui�- 1C14.OU
d.F�i�ST A{0 NIEASLRES
Ey�ronta�t Rinsa rNith plenty af wak�r G�E medi�al�Itention if Ii7itation
�i�velops anrJ persists
t�
Attachment E Page 36
Mafer�al Safety Dafa Sheet
acuarding tm Afd51�40�1 I-27f74 and�9 CFR I�+10 12Q�1 �� �hnsan
A Far�i�x Ca�svnNw
1NlNaEX�QRI�INAL �L,ASS Cl�EANER
Uersiori 3. Pr{r�t�ats C721�iIif]itJ
Re�+is}ar�D�te OilO6f20�0 M�GS f�iumber 350DOOC�14153
SITE FORM hJumber
sanc��ac�ooQ��oQa�n�r��o�
Skirs coniact Fi+nse wi417�fenty af waSer
Inhakativn Remave tv fresh alr
Ingesfiorr No speoial r��uieern�nts
5.FIRE-FIG#fTING MEASURES
Suitabl��xtinquishing Alccahol fc�ar�r.carban a��xide. dry chenw�ca1 water fc�p
me�iia
5pec�fic M�xards durina fire Canfainer may melt and 6eak in heat of fire
fl�htirag
Furti�er infarrna#ior� Afthough fhis product has a Flash poin#beiow'?UO C�°g F, i#is
ar�aqueaus sfflutian cnnta�ning�n aicohal and claes nok
�ustain comt�ustion 5tandard prca�eduie for chemical Fires
W�ar f�all�,ratecti��clathm�and p�ssitiv�pressure s�1f-
contained breattiin�ap�ar�[us.
Flash point �5 'C
MethQd:ASTM D 5�
Flash�?a�nt 185'F
Melhvd:ASTM D 5�
Lawer ex�los4dn liinit f�lote:no dada availak�le
Llpp�r explosit��i limit �Vote:�'ia data availabi�
6.AG�fBEiVTAL FtELEASE MEASURES
Persona!prec�utions P,ernove all sourees 4f�c�nR��n
Methadsfor cleaning up 5oak u�with inert ahsr�rhent m�terial
5weap up and shr�vel inta su�ta�l�conEa�ners for dlbpr�sal.
❑ike large spills.
7.HAN�LENG ANQ ST�RAGE
Handiii�g
Advice r�n safe handling KEEP�UT t7F�ERCH OF�'HILC7REA!ANC�PE��
I_Jse n�rrly as direete+�
��i
Attachment E Page 37
Maferfal Safety Dafa Sheet
aouardin9tmAfdSl�404 I-27(74 and�9 CFR I€+In 12Q�1 �� �hnson
A Far�i�v Ca�svnNr
1NlNaEX�QRI�INAL �L,ASS Cl�EANER
U'ersiori 3. Pr{r�t�ats C]"?Iair't]it]
Revis}arr D�te Uilf]61?�it} M�GS f�iumber 350p00G14153
SITE FC7RM hJumber
3ddflI70C}i]�DC1C]��Q 1 f_1�f�5.d�1
Advyce�n�proie�:ti�ri }�ee�away fram h�af arid sourees af ig��iliran
againsf fre anrJ explasian
�t4rage
Reqwremer�ts#vr storaqe KEep cania{ner closed wk�en not in tiise.
areas and centainers Keep in a dry.ccrr�l and well-v�nliEated�face
Do not freeze
�Jther data StaDle under normal cor�r��tir�ns.
B.EKP05URE CCl1+ITRC7LSIPERS�3NA'�PRflTECTICEN
Occupational Exposure Limits
ACGIH or�SHA ex�asure limifs have not been es�al�lisheri for this�?rod�irt r�r re�nrtabre
ingredierils�nless nated en tt�e tabl�a�rav�:
Personaf protective equipment
Res�iratory pratectian
lndustria3�tting IWa pers�nal respiratory�rrotzclive equipment narmalky
required.
Household setting No personal r�spirator�protecti�e ec�uipment normally
r2quired.
Hand protecrion
Inrlusfrial sett�ng no�required urid�r i�an��al use
Hous�hald setting nvt re�uired under normal us�
Eye protectinrr
Irrdustrial s�ttmg Na sp�cial reywr�ment�
Hous�haad set#iny dVo special re�uiremer,ts.
Hygiene measures Use anly with adec�uate Venkila#ion W�sl�thor�ughfy affer
ha�i�tlon� Weai suit�ble pratective cle�#h�ng
9.PHYSI�AL ANQ CHENlICAL PRf]PEi�T1ES
Form I[n�id
;��
Attachment E Page 38
Ntaferral Safety Data Sheet
a�4����,a ta��.����40�,_���4��a�fl�FR ��,�,��� S�` ohnsan
�
a Far�i�v Ca�svnNv
V1!lNaEX�QRI�INAL �L�ISS CLEANER
Versicari i. �"r{nt�ate 0'?!C]ilt0ltJ
Revislarr Date 411061?01{} M�GS f�lumber 350DOOfi14153
SITE FORM hJumber
sanc��a��aQ��oaa�n��;5 r�o�
c�E�� ����
Odor pleasant
pH 10.i
Boi6ing point na da�availalale
Freez'rn��aoint no�ata avaiaahl�
Flash�rcaint 85 C
Meth��t:ASTM D 5�
Flash{�oint 185 F
Methaei: ASTM C�5�'s
Evaparation ra#e nn data auaila�fe
Flammability(solid,gas} ��es not suslain combustian.
Au#uignitian lempPraiure no rTata�v�ilab�e
�ower explasian limit na data a4aiaahl�
Ll�per explasinn limi# no data avai9aiale
Vapaur�r�ssure no e!a!a available
dens�ty �9Ji gJem3
at 20 G
Watet solulaillty sol�}�I�
Visc[�sity,dynamic no e�ada availabh�
Viscos�ty, kinemabc na data availaksl�
VQlatile�7ryanie Compaunds Q 5°Jo -r�cres nat inc3urie any a��piic��le r��ulatary
{Califarnia Air Resvurc� exempt�ons
Bo�rd—CARB3
Tntal V��G{wt. °la)
10.STABIIITY AND�tfACTfV11Y
Con�iitior�C t��vr�i�3 Nor�e hnown
Material�to avoid Strang�xid�zinc�agan�s
�la�arric�us decc�mpt�satic?n Vuhen ex�,osed#a t+re pr�rluees nnrmal produols af
4f7
Attachment E Page 39
Maierial Safety Data Sheet
acuo�din3 tn RMSi�4�4 k-267n4 and�9 GFR I�+In 1200 S♦` ohnson
♦
a F�r�i�v Ca�svaNv
VIlINOExc�f]RIGINAL GLAS� CLEA�IER
Uersiari �. Pr{r�t�ats C]"?IL71�'t]iC7
Revicior�Date qil06l2�16 M�GS f�iumber 350UOOt�141�3
SITE FORM PJumber
3dQfl(1flClppf]C1p(]pQ 1(]�F�S.d�1
�]FQdLICtS �ornhustian
Hazar��us reaclions StaVCe
14.TC}%ICDL{7GICAL INFORiY�ATiQN
A�ute aral ioxrcrty L�J5fl
�stimated
-�5.f]6�J mglky
Aeu[e iratralat�on toxieity LC5Q
estimated
>?58mg11
Acute ci�rrnal#oxieity no data avail�ble
Chr4nic eFfects
Car�ina�]enicily n�dat�avaidal�fe
Mutag�nrc��y rr�d��a availatr6e
Re�mcfuctive eEfects ncs cl�ta�uaNabke
Tertagenicity no�ata aWalkable
S�nsrtisation P�lot knnv�+n tn he a�ns�tizer
12.EC�1!LOGI�AL 1hIFflF�l49AT]ON
Ecotnx�city effects Tio data availabl�
'13.dISPC?SAL CQNSIaERA7'IOTIS
Industrial settint� t��bserve all a�F�licahle Fe��ral.�rQ�incial and STate
re�ulatrans and LoeaflMunicip�l ar�linances regart:Lrr�
d�s��sal
H�usehold setting Gansiimer rnay discard empty cor�tafner In t�asfi or recycle
���here fac+lities exisi.
5!7
Attachment E Page 40
Maierfal Safety Data S�eet
acuarding to AhlSY�404 l-2s1n4 a{�d�9 GFR I€+in 12Q�1 S♦` ohnson
♦
a F�r�i�v Ca�svnNr
1NlNaEX�QRI�INAL �LASS CLEA�IER
U'ersiori 3. Pr{r�t�ats C]"?IL71�'t]iC7
Revicfar�C?�te C11106f2��iC� M�DS fdumber 3504�OG141�3
SITE FC]RM PJumber
�ao��ac�aaao�aaa�a�r�ao�
14.`TRANSPORT INf�#iilAAT1C3N
Land transport
■ L1.5.O(}T and Canadian TDG Sn��face Transportation:
L1N-N u r�ber fUr�ne.
P�oper shipping name nQt regul�ted
Cfass: hJane
Packag+ng grou� NonE
Sea transpart
• ffl?L}G
LIFJ-N u inher f�J�ne
Packay{ny yrou�i: Nc�ne.
Prc��er shippmg namE nUt regulated
Gfass: None.
Air transpvrt
� lCAORATH..
Ciass: f+lane.
Packagin�greup hJtine
Proper shipping name not regulated
UN11C�REa None.
'15.REGULA7C3RY!A{FdRMATIGiV
hlc�iification status All ingredi�nts€aE this praduct are lis�ed or are�x�luded fr�m
lisfinc�on the U 5 �axi�Su�StonCeS Cs7lltf[rl ACt�TSCAy
Cnei��ca1 Substance inuentory.
��Je�4ifcation statt�s All�n+�redients af this protiuct comply with the New+�u4�stances
hlr�tificatinn requiremenis uncierthe C�n�dian Enviranmer�fal
Protection Act�CERA)
Galifornia Frvn.fi5 This prod[a�t cla�s nc,t contain any�he�icafs known to 5tate of
Galifrrnia ta cause e,ancPr, bu#h defects,r�r any ot�er
reprnd€active harm
�nada RequVatlr�ns This�rrqdu�t d�as t�e��7 elass�fierJ in ae�ar�i�n�e witl�hazar�
crit�rEa of the�ontnollecl Products�e�u�ations and ihe MSDS
cantains all the iniorimaTion required by the ControMled Products
RP�u tatians.
16.OTHER fNF4RMATlS3lV
HMIS Ra#ings
�17
Attachment E Page 41
Maierial Safety D�ta Sheet
acuo�din3tnRMSi�4�4 k-2k7n4 aitd�9 CFR I�+In 1200 ��ohnsa�n
♦
A 'f AAIILY CO�AFRNY
VIlINQEX�QFtI�1NAL �LASS CLEANER
Versiari 3. F'r{r,t�ate C]?Iail�'i]i(]
Revickor�Uate�11�612�1U MSDS fdumber 350000G1�1��
SITE FC7RM Number
�aac��ac��aanaaoa���r�or��
k�ait�, �
Flamma billry 2
Reacti�ity n
HFPA Ratin s
Ftealth C1
Fir� _
R`L'3CtIV I� 'Q
�3F7BGI8�
Fi�rther Inform�tion
This dncumenY has l��en�7rer�arerl usin��ata from souree�cc�nsidered te�be teehnfc�fly reiGal�le.
It do�s nat canstitute a waeranty,expressed ar+mpUed,as ta the accuracv of the infrrmatian
c�r�iaineri hereir+ ActGal eonditions of use are�eyor�rl the s�ller`s�ntrol. User is r�sponsible ta
evaluate al1 availal�le infarm�tkon when us�ng praduct for any pa�icular use and Eo com,ply with aN
Federal,5fate, Provinr.i�l anr�Lnca!laws and r�guiationc
Preg�ared by SC Johnsan GNobal 5af�ly Assessment&
Ret�ulatr�ry A�fairs(GSA�A)
7!;
Attachment E Page 42
View Seetion_ 1 2 3 4 5 8 i S g iQ ii 32 19 14 18 16
SECI-IC3N 1:CHEMICAL PRQ�EJCT ansi CQMPANY IaE�lTIFTiCATICI�1 {n�/A)
Product hJai��ie: W@-40 Aerosol
Manu(acturar Name; WD-40 Company
Address: P.�. Box 8�0�5�7
1061 Cc�dahy Place(9211QJ
San�iego,Califomia,gZi38-0b07
USA
Telephone:
Eme�ge�icy only- 1-r3€3F3-324-759� (PRC75ARj
Chemical 5pills: 1-800-424-9300 tChemtrer}
1-7�3-527-38�7(International Calls} HMIS
General lJSe� Lulsricant, Penetrant,�ri�-�Out Maisture,R�rno�es and ���
Protects Surfa�s Frnm Corrosion
Business Phdne; 1-388-324-7596 '��
Revision Qate: 4�16110
SIJPERSE�ES:A[rgust 24Q7 RI�..►{.�I�l��I 11= U
Trade Names: W6-417 Aaosn6 ��E �
Ckremical Name:6rganie Mexture
�CMiS Hazard Rating:
Health -1{slight haxardJ
�re Haxard -4 (severe hazard)
9ieactivity-0(minimal hazard)
Produet Cndes�
�Ca�i�r�n�^�f�naor, f:�
SECTIflN 2 ;CaMPOSITi[}N, II�F0�2MATIDN C}N If�GREC]IENTS :(N/A}
Ingredient Narne CA5# ingredient Percent
Allyha[ic Hy�dracarboRr b4742-47-a� 50-7i3%� F�y WagE�t
EC Index Numba: 1
PetroleAim Base Oii 5474Z-53-6 �241 by Weigh[
EC Fndex Number: i
Carbon I3ioxide 124-35-9 Z-396 by Weight
EC Indeu Number: 1
Surfactar,t Fropnekary �2/ I�y Weight
EC Index Number: 1
Attachment E Page 43
�lo�-Hazardous ingredients Mix[ure �10°Jo by Wei9f�t
EC Indea Num6zr� 1
Petroleum Base flll b4742-56-4 <25°fi '6y Weigh[
EC�ndesc Nurs�ber� 1
P�rvleum Base Oil b4742-65-d� �2S 7 �6y Weigh[
EC Index Num6er: 1
"fe�7nn nYn:snn �
SECTICIN 3 :F3A�ARL�S ICIENTIFICATIOiU [NIa?
�rcierg�riey Cver;ia�a�: C7ANGER! Flammal�Ieaerosol.Contenes undee pressure.Harmful ar Fa[al if
sVraVlowed.EE s�rallowad, may beaspir�red and cause lung damage. rvlay cause
eyeirrita[ion.Avoid eyecon[a�f.Use�5�ith adequate ven[ila[ion.Keep av:ay From
heat,sparks and all otlter sotuees oF ignitian.
Aoolies to kll In�redienEs:
CJironk htealth EfFects: �tane expectai.
�.erc�nogenicity: Susp�ted Canc.er Agent:Na
Signsl�vrnp€vm;; Inhalatiarr:High cvncen�trativns may ca�use nasal and resperakory�rritativn and
cen[ral nervaus syskern�fectssuch as headaehe, dr�in�s and nausea.
In[�tional abuse m�V he har�raFui vr fat�l.
Skin Cca�uaU;Pinlonyed and�'ar repeate.d�ontact may�roduce miki ieritatian
and defatting with passi6la�ermatit'rs.
EyeGOntact:Con[ac[may be 4rrit�ting to eyes. May�ause�ecl��ess and teari�ig.
fng�gY�bn:This prodtict h�s low oral taxici[y,Swallowi��ig ma�y c�use
gesti�i+�t�tinal in�i[atian, nausea,vomiting and diarrhea.Thrs produ�t is an
aspirntion hazard.IF swaflowecl,c�cr entc�the lungs ancl maq eausech€snieal
pneumanitis,sev�e lunq damaue and death.
Aggi�vazian o�'FrE-Euisting �P��e�xis[ing eye, skin anrJ s�piratcary eonditions may beagyraaa[c�tap
C�a.i7 d aion s� e+cpo su re.
Tii lura u!uute �'.`
SEC'1IQN 4:F`�R57 AI� MI�ASUR�S {�Ifl1
E�yeCantact�. FPush ihoroughPy wrth water.R�nove contac[Yense3 if prsent aFter fhe first 5
mi�rutes anAcontinuefkusliing for several moee minutes,Get medical attentian If
irritation persi5es.
Skin Conta[�t: WasFt w+t1�soap and wat��.1F irri[ation develops anrl y>ersists,ge[medical
�tt�rtion.
Inh�lation. [8reathingl:if irritation is e�tgerierrced, mvve tv fresh air.GeG medical atterrtion
IF i.+:4�lI.......,.lf...rt�ir....t...nr.I...�s.SI+.. :n.i .....r.r1
Attachment E Page 44
�� �����,�.���.u� ..������r.,��,�..������.��.,i�u,� F,�.3��..
[ngestion: (Swallowed};Aspimt�on Hazard. Ud Nf7T induce+romiting.Call nhysician,
pnison controd cranterar the WD-40 SaFc3y Hotline at i-898-3�4-7596
immed ia tely.
Tu7��u ul u�tine `r
t
SEGTIC]N 5 : FIRE FIGHTIIV'G NIEASURES :(rv�A)
F��sh P4int� 122 deg F{4�3 deg G)
Flash Faint M11e[had: Tag�pen Ce�p(concentinte)
Ui�per F�ammaP�fe Rr Eic�IGSive (Sol�ent Poitio��}: 5.6°Io
Limit:
Lnvaer Fiammahle or Exf�losiv= (Solvent Portion)�fl.8%
Lumit:
Extinguish+ng h?�ia: llse water fog,dry chem6caf, carbr,n diaxide ar fr�am. Do not use vr�teryet ar
FYovdtng amounts of v,ater. Burning produ�t will Float on the surFa�e and
spread Fire.
Fire FghEing fnstructrnns: FireFighters shvt�ld �fways wear pasitive pressurE self-conY�ined 6reathing
a�pparatias�nd fuli pratactive clothing. Cool Fire-exposed r.antainers w�[h tivater.
Use shielding to pratect�g�inst burs[ing cont�rners.
Unusi�al Frn Haz�rds: (:ontents under pressiare. Keep away From ign�Eion sourc�ar�d apen Ffam�:,
Exposure v(coirtainers Cv extrerne heat and flani�can cause thEni ta ru�rture
often wisf�vivlent ForcQ.Ua�ers are f�eavier tiian air and mav tiav�aivng
surFaces to r�note ignizion sources and fiash 6ack.
Te�Ts:r r,t t,3nr. �t�
S€CTFaN 6 :ACCIL�EN�AL RELENSE MEASURES :(Nlay
Persvnai Pr�raeiticans: 4Year�ppropriate�rotectrve clothing [see Section 5].
Spill Cleanup�Nle�sur�: E1�minate ail sources af Ygni[ion andventhlate area. �king cans should be
placed in a plasti�bag of 4[7P_fl ��il until the pressure has di3sipated. Contain
�nd�911ect liquid wiYh �n inert�bsorbent�nd place in a �ont�iner far
disposal.�lean spol area thorouyhly, Report spills to authoritirs as required.
To Ton nt nanc r��
SE�TIDN 7 : HANL�L[i�G�nd 5T'�7RAGE :f�ulaJ
HarrJlli�y! A��oid�an[act wi[I�eyes.Avoid prolonged �antact with skin. Avaid bKeakhing
aapors or aerosols.Use only with adeAuate ven[ilation. Kee� away from heat,
sparks, pi4ot ligh#�, hat surfaces and open Flames.Llnplug electrieal taals,
motors and appliances before spraying or bnnging the�an near�ny source
afeGeckrieity. Electncity can bum a hole in the ean and cause r.antents ta burst
inta flames. Ta av¢id senous�iur{� injury, da�iat let khecan kouefs bat[ery
taminals, elfxtrical conneetluns a�i motvrs or ap�liances or anyottiar suuree of
�1?ctntity. Wash thoroughly�.vith soap and�.vater aFEer handlinq, keep
conzain�ers close�whennot in use. Keep out of the re�ch oF rhildr�n. Ua not
puncture, cn�sh or incinerate ennrainers, aven whenemp[y.
5[or�ge: Store in a cool, weil-ventilated�r�, axay From+ncom�atible materials Do not
stere ahove 120 eJeg F or in dire�t sureligh[, IJ.F.0(�1FPA 36B]Le+reJ 3 Ae�osol.
Hygiene Practices: 1Nash with soap and water after handlin9..
TnTnn��f�izqr, f'�1
SECTICIN 8 : ExPDSURE CQ�lTRC1L5, RERS�NAL PRQTECTIDN :{N�A)
Fnn�n�aarinn r-nn�.4rnl�c• Tha Fnlln.��inn r ntmlc ara Rcrnmmm.fwi Fn�r Illnrmal£"nnciimnr Ika nF thtc
Attachment E Page 45
� � ,.�. „ ..��.,,,,.. Fror�uct,,,. � �,.�..�.,w,�,,.��,��.�."���.....� �.�,,,����.....�...,,,.. ..s".� .���,
llse m�well-ven[ilated area.
For Bulk Processing or 1Nork�lace Use the Follawing Cc3nkrols are Recommendtd
Llse adequate�en�al and local exhaus[v�ntila[ion to maintain exposureJevets
6s{vuv that oc�upational�pc�sure fimits.
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aperations where skin contac[is lilcely.
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Avvid eyecantact,Always spray away from yaur Face.
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Raplratt�ry F�rot��tioir The Follox+�i�g Control�are Reeommender.l for Narmal Consi�mer Useof this
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None ne?c4ec1 for normal us€with �deG«a[e veritil�tion.
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M1lane required iF ve�tilativn i;adequate.IF the vccupational exposur�dmits are
exceecie�,wear a NI[JSH approa�ed r�piratnr. Resv�rdtor sefectian and use
shac�ld 6e h�serl an cantami�n�nt tyve,farm�nd coneen[r�[ion. Fallo�n�45HA
191D.134,ANSF Z88.2 and gaod industrial Nygiene prectice.
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Attachment E Page 46
i'hysRralStaLelAppearance: Liquid
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pH; No[Rppdicah�e
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hased on anassessm.ent oF the ingredi�ts.Tbes product is not cEassiFied as
tvxic by estahhshed critQria. It isan aspiratian hazard.
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carcinogen.
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l�rr Im<<�Fu.iva:: ���
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RCRA ignita6�le haxard4us was[e(�4{3E). Not�uever,it is[he respoeisi6ility mf the
gene�ator to dete�mine at the time af disposal the pinp� classification and
me[had of di;posal.
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MaritimeTranspbrtatia�s Shipp�ing Des�ription�Aemsals,LT�QTY
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CERCLA Se�tia�y f03: CERCLA iD3 Repatabfeqt�antity:This pro�duct is noi suL�jec[to CERCLA
reparting rEquiremenks,haavwer,oil sRFl4s are reparkable ta fhe Na[ivnal
RapanseCen[er un'a theClean Wat�,4ct anc�many states have more
sfringee�t release reportinq requirements. Repvrk spilfs renuired under fe�eral,
stateand local regiil�tions.
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Substances{TGQ]�
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Pc u te: Yes
Fire: Yes
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Sec[i�n 3P3 To:<ic RFJe3SE FOfR1: SECih017 313 Toxit Cfiemicals:This produc[contains thefollot^�ing chemicals
sUb�ect ta SARA Ti�tle IfI Se�t€arr 3t3 Reuoiting requiremerr[s:�hFone
State: �aliFomia Safe Dnnking Wa€eranrJ Toxic Enforcement Act(Propos�tAOn 55);
This produc[daes n�t contain ehernicals�eguiated cor�de� Califarnia Propositiori
b5.
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This h15�5 has been prepared aceording tv the criteria vF theCvntrvlled
Prodiiets Reys�ln[ian[CPR]and the MS�S contains�II oF the infa�mation
required by theCPR.
Canadian Enviranm�Cal Pmtettion Act�All af theother ingrediene5 are listed
mn the Can�adian�om�tic Siihstances List or exempt fram notification.
Cane+�a hf➢SL: Dne of Yhe tromponenYs is IisterJ on the N�5L.
Attachment E Page 48
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IihSIS Hazard�atiny: Heaitia -1{slightl�azard)
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Attachment E Page 49
Attachment F: Relevant Emails
From: Sealaw [mailto:sealaw@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2011 10:35 AM
To: George Ruther
Cc: Wendy Weigler Vail Gateway Atty; rossg@centurytel.net; inovatcreations@aol.com; sealaw@aol.com;
ims@morganreed.com; jim.johnson@russellstandard.com; karenwjohnson@comcast.net; terry@palmos-
development.com; rad@morganreed.com; cindy@greenauer.com;jeff@gohighline.com;
j.ryan@ryanforestproducts.com; jimliken@gmail.com; deighanone@aol.com; kelly@kellyliken.com;
loret@greenauer.com; jamesd@gohighline.com; pat@peeplesink.com; avhomes@comcast.net;
bluescasterl@gmail.com; irmgardl@aol.com
Subject: Vail Gateway, Suite 300
Dear Mr. Ruther
This is to confirm that the Vail Gateway Condominium Association is strongly opposed to having a wet lab
as a tenant in our building. This lab is under construction in violation of numerous condo docs, rules and
regulations for our association. The owner refused to provide our manager with a copy of the lease and it
is only by his investigation that we discovered that the Town of Vail approved this wet lab where we
believe body parts will be used in conjunction with a teaching facility. Since the owner and the proposed
tenant will not talk to us, we are putting the pieces together to gather this information.
Wet labs by definition involve the use of chemicals, drugs, biological matter and some types of biological
hazards. This is not something the Town of Vail should approve in a high end commercial and residential
building. I can only imagine the effect of this on the Kelly Liken restaurant when it becomes known. Also
the venting of this lab will be in very close proximity to the Vail Plaza Hotel.
This use is totally incompatible with our building and the neighboring building. The building permit issued
by the Town of Vail without any notice to our association should be revoked.
The loss of value to the owners in this building will be dramatic. Who would want to buy a condo in a
building with this type of work going on. Who would want to go to a fine dining restaurant in close
proximity to a wet lab dealing with cadaver parts and possibly toxic substances. Normally wet labs are in
buildings specifically designed to house them per Wikipedia.
Very Truly Yours
Charles R. Lipcon
President
Vail Gateway Condominium Association
Attachment F Page 1
From: Sealaw [mailto:sealaw@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2011 6:41 PM
To: George Ruther
Cc: sealaw@aol.com
Subject: restraining order
Hi George
Attached is a copy of the temporary restraining order entered today
regards
Charles R. Lipcon
LIPCON, MARGULIES, ALSINA&WINKLEMAN, P.A.
One Biscayne Tower, Suite 1776
Miami, Florida 33131
tel: 305-373-3016
toll free: 800-838-2759
fax: 305-373-6204
web: www:lipcon.com
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Attachment F Page 2
:.;��..-cr�,,--,. Gjj A,]V"j'�i D The moving party is hereb,y ORDERED
��''�+�"- ����'ti`�: to provide a copy of this Order to any pro
�
W ITH
E�t�r - � 'r' se parties who have entered an
�s �;I AMENDMENTS
�����, . app earancein this action within 10 days
K �� from tLe date of this order. -
;�`��;y -',1 � --`--
Rus�cll li.GrattLer �
�,�LO�DO ' DistrictCourtJudge
Court Address: $85 Chambeis Avenue
Eagle,Colorado 81631
Phone Number:(970�328-8600
Plaintiff:
VAIL GATEWAY PLAZA CONDOl��N1LTNI
ASSOCL�ITTON,INC.
�.
Defe�dants:
TNG I30LDINGS,LLC;ARTIIREX,INC.;J.L.V�LE
CONSTRUCTION,INC.
COURT USE OPJLY
Case Numbar:
Div.: C'trm.:
TENIPOR�IRY RESTRAINING ORDER
THIS 1��TTER, coming ta the Court's attention pursuant to the Plaintiff's Verified
Motion far Issuance of Temparary Restrauung Order andfar Preliminary Injunction and Verified
Complaint, and the Court having revie��ed the same and it appearing to the Court that, unless a
Temporary Restraining Order issues, Plaintiff will suffer imme�iate and u-reparable injury ui that
the Defendants may cause l�arrn to the property in violation of applicable law and the Association's
governino documents.
IT IS ORDERED that, pencling fiuther hearing and Order of this Court, TNG Holclings,
LLC,�tluex,Inc. and J.L. Viele Construction,Inc.,together with thair employees and ageuts,are
RESTRAiNED A-ND ENJOINED FROM CONSTRUCTING OR OPERATING A
SURGICAI. SHILLS TRATNING FACILITY OR LABORATORY in Unit G10 of the Vail
Gateway Plaza Condominitun,
Thi� TEMPOR�IRY RESTR:IINING ORDER is issued u�on notice to the Defencl�nts,
t1�rc��.agh their registered agents, Tom Greenauer, David Bumpous and David D. Viele, and their
attorney,Robert L.Sperberg.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:
a_ Plaintiff's Motion for Issuance of a Preliminary Injunction is scheduled for a hearing
before this Court on the day of ,201 at
Attachment F Page 3
L�, Pi�initil�'sl�all. a� a cr+i�diti�u t,f iEsu�ut�•e��f thc Tciiapc3t•arv Restiaitiing 4�rcl�r. pi„t
��itli tPti�C l�rls cif�ii��C'ot�rl a titn��t�,'b�raic3 tar l�u�r c�f dL�utiit a3e�a4h in Llic:�ai�trunl Uf'
� �.s szcui7t} for�a��nznt t,f'such cnsts aucl c�.�n�3�,as��tn:Tt �ie it�curred
�,r suft���ci Liv��t'�+a��y'�vl�i�i•fout���in lia�°c l�cGn��ru�igiialh�a•es�.rasi���1►crcl���.
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Attachment F Page 4
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Attachment F Page 5
From: EF [mailto:bluescasterl@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2011 7:57 AM
To: George Ruther
Cc: Sealaw
Subject: Gateway Building
Dear Mr. Rither:
As a residential owner in the Gateway Building at 12 Vail Road, I want to express my concern
about a new tenant who may be operating a "wet-lab" in our building. If this is true, it is my
opinion that a business of this nature should not be allowed to operate in a residential building,
especially one that also includes a high-end restaurant.
I cannot speak to the specific zoning laws within the city of Vail, but common sense tells me that
a business of this nature does not belong in a mostly residential building, in Vail Village.
I have a feeling that if our neighbors at the Sebastion, the Four Seasons and others were made
aware of this, they too would be on board to opose the opening of this business, if not solely for
logistical reasons, then possibly for the precedent that is being set. If these people are allowed
to operate in the Gateway Building, what is going to keep a like business from coming to the
area and wanting to open in say, Solaris, or The Arrabelle, or maybe The Lodge...l can only
imagine how Vail Resorts would react to something like this.
I appreciate your consideration.
Edward Flak
Gateway Building
Unit-4
Attachment F Page 6
Attachment F Page 7
From: Sealaw [mailto:sealaw@aol.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2011 1:23 PM
To: George Ruther
Cc: sealaw@aol.com
Subject: Vail Gateway Unit 300
Hi George
The rated occupancy for the Wet lab Didactic area is 58 occupants (look at sheet#23 there is a chart for
HVAC loading calculations) I spoke to Jerry Hines with R&H who did the air conditioning work. He said
they were told it was a professional office and no mention of a wet lab was made to them.
Charles R. Lipcon
LIPCON, MARGULIES, ALSINA&WINKLEMAN, P.A.
One Biscayne Tower, Suite 1776
Miami, Florida 33131
tel: 305-373-3016
toll free: 800-838-2759
fax: 305-373-6204
web: www:lipcon.com
Confidentiality Notice:
This email message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may
contain confidential and privileged information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution is
prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply email and destroy all
copies of the original message.
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be reproduced, or re-transmitted without the consent of the originator.
Attachment F Page 8
aecem�er 11, 2f111
Mr. �t�arfes Lipcorr
Via e-mai�: sealaw"�,3a aol.cvrn
��: G�carc�e Ruther: gruther�a vai{g�V.com
asar Charies,
I am in receipt of yo�r e-mail chair� an� your actions as President flf t#�e Gateway
Candorn�n��m AssociatioR �ur�ortedly "on beha�f' a�tf�e associatian.
Regardle�s vf the ap�ropriateness of Arthrex as a r�ew sub�4et tenant c�f Gateway, I am
dismayed t!hat o,y u �al_+�ly anci ur�ilatetatiy tavk it�o�c�urseff_withn�t any
d'+scussia�n wi#h Gatev►ray c+�mr+nercial vwnersznvr the camm�rcial re�resentatiae
vn the board. Rather, you tavk it upon yoursei�to speak for us, t+� hire legal counsel
without conse�t frflm an�r of us and tc� initi�te legal actiar�—�II c�sts and impacts tc� each
vf us as �wners. This action fs inc�angruent wi#h gover�ar�ce of an assoc�ati�an.
What, may I as�C, gives y€�u the authar�ty to ac# �n behalf of the Ass�cEativn withc�u#
bvard appro�ral ar�1�� c�u�tesy of, at a m�ri�m�m, discuss�an? Not ane of�s was
consulte� be'�c�re you tovk it ���rn yaurs�lf ta spenc� c��r collective r�sc�urces ta �rDtest a
busir�ess w��c{� rr►ay a�r may nc�t be suitable as a t�naRt of Gateway—in y�ur'[�,pinion.
This see�ms to be a continuativr� af y�ur autr�cratic styie which is detrimental to c�ur
�wn�r�hip rights as indir�rd�als and tv�he svciaV norms of ct�urtesy, respect and #air-
play.
I un�ierstand that you �nd Katia c�� make bc�ard decisivns that are b�n�ling. But reaGly,
whe�, spendMn� caflect�W� resources and s�eakin� fcaT a group of c�wrters, cauld yav
perhaps cvnsid�r tha�t�re r�asr�n fnr Ass�rciativr�s is t� respect the Gmu#�aa9 c�pirr�an and
rsghts of��I, by ccrnsent rather than from a few whfl ha�pen to, af the moment, contcol
the gnvernance an�i }audget.
I am writing this not �n expectatian af either a response 4r a chang� in yaur behavio� but
rather tv have Qn reco�d, that I, as a property nwner, disresp�ct and Qppase yvur
Eeadershr'p by litigafivn style with respec#to the �ateway As�QCiat�or�.
PerC�aps fca�yc�u, this i� "spart,,' but far me it is an unnecessary and expensive
distr�ctian that irr�rartably casts our businesses mor�ey, time anc� aggra��tian.
Li€e is s�ort. Lawsuits ar� Ivng.
- �
�
Anthony Vangalis
Attachment F Page 9
From: Robert Danial [mailto:rad@morganreed.com]
Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 9:58 AM
To: George Ruther
Subject: FW: Wet lab in Unit 3
Dear Mr. Ruther
I was informed that the building department has approved a permit to build a biological Lab in the unit that
is directly under my residential unit. I am shocked and out raged at how such an approval could have
been conferred without the prior approval of the Condo board.
In addition I would like to understand how such use is incompliance with the zoning regulation of the town
of Vail. I believe if the existence of such a lab becomes public information it would damage the economic
base of the town significantly.
I understand Gateway Condominium Association is strongly opposed to having a wet lab as a tenant in
our building. This lab is under construction in violation of numerous condo docs, rules and regulations for
our association. The owner refused to provide our manager with a copy of the lease and it is only by his
investigation that we discovered that the Town of Vail approved this wet lab where we believe body parts
will be used in conjunction with a teaching facility. Since the owner and the proposed tenant will not talk to
us, we are putting the pieces together to gather this information.
The loss of value to the owners in this building will be dramatic. Who would want to buy a condo in a
building with this type of work going on. Who would want to go to a fine dining restaurant in close
proximity to a wet lab dealing with cadaver parts and possibly toxic substances.
Thank you
Robert Danial
(305) 867-8484
`� P/ease consider the en vironment before printing this e-mail
From: Sealaw [mailto:sealaw@aol.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2011 1:43 PM
To: rad@morganreed.com; bluescasterl@bellsouth.net; inovatcreations@aol.com; jcjadams@gmail.com;
inovatcreations@aol.com; sealaw@aol.com; ims@morganreed.com; jim.johnson@russellstandard.com;
karenwjohnson@comcast.net; terry@palmos-development.com; rad@morganreed.com;
cindy@greenauer.com; jeff@gohighline.com; j.ryan@ryanforestproducts.com; jimliken@gmail.com;
deighanone@aol.com; kelly@kellyliken.com; loret@greenauer.com;jamesd@gohighline.com;
pat@peeplesink.com; avhomes@comcast.net; bluescasterl@gmail.com; irmgardl@aol.com
Cc: wendy Weigler Vail Gateway Atty
Subject: Wet lab in Unit 3
Dear Vail Gateway Owners
Our new manager, Ross Graves, has discovered that a proposed tenant for suite 300 is in the business of
working with body parts and cadavers. The manager attempted to get further information from the owner
who refused to provide any information whatsoever and refused to provide a copy of the lease. The
manager went to the Town of Vail and obtained the building permit which states that the space will be
used for"wet lab" and didactic purposes. Wet lab is a term of art that deals with chemicals, drugs, or
other material or biological matter which requires direct ventilation and specialized piped utilities. Also
certain types of biohazard material could also be involved. These types of spaces are normally located
within a building specifically designed to house them.
Attachment F Page 10
The manager as a well placed fear that this type of material will go into our air conditioning and plumbing
systems. He is getting advise from various specialists on these matters at this time.
The manager has discovered that unapproved air conditioning systems have been hung in the garage
and holes cut in the concrete ceiling. The plumbing system has also been changed without permission
from the Vail Gateway. In fact, none of this has been approved by the Vail Gateway in violation of our
condo docs and rules and regulations.
Today a letter has been delivered to the contractor to stop all work due to numerous violations of our
condo docs and rules and regulations. The contractor has also been instructed to not trespass on the
common areas of the building including the driveway, entry, stairs, elevator, etc. The contractor signed an
acknowledgement of our rules and regulations which also include a prohibition on doing construction work
between Nov 15 and April 15.
Our attorney Wendy Weigler has prepared a lawsuit seeking a temporary and permanent injunction
against the use of the space as a wet lab.
The town of Vail is now conducting an investigation into whether or not the use of this space is compatible
with the building.
If you have any questions, please contact our manager Ross Graves at 970-445-7188.
If you do not want a wet lab in the building, I suggest you also contact the Town of Vail. You can call
George Ruther at 970-479-2145 but probably a letter would be better.
Charles R. Lipcon
LIPCON, MARGULIES, ALSINA&WINKLEMAN, P.A.
One Biscayne Tower, Suite 1776
Miami, Florida 33131
tel: 305-373-3016
toll free: 800-838-2759
fax: 305-373-6204
web: www:lipcon.com
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Attachment F Page 11
From: Hans Willimann [mailto:hans.willimann@fourseasons.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 12:18 PM
To: George Ruther
Subject: Wet Lab at Gateway
Good morning George,
I tried to get in touch with you and left you a message. I guess you might not have received it. Here is my
dilemma and I hope you can shed some light on the circumstances
I have been informed that presently there is construction going on at the Vail Gateway complex.
Apparently the Town of Vail has approved a wet lab in that building. I believe that a wet labs use
chemicals, drugs, biological matter(body parts) and has potential biological hazards.
The proximity of such a facility is totally incompatible with our neighborhood and our Hotel in particular. I
would appreciate your involvement to revoke such a permit, if in fact the purpose of this facility is a "wet-
lab"
Thank you for giving this you utmost attention.
Hans Willimann
General Manager
Four Seasons Resort Vail
1 Vail Road, Vail, CO, U.S.A., 81657
voice: 1 (970)477-8601
mobile: 1 (970) 306-9033
fax: 1 (970)477-8666
email: mailto:hans.willimann(c�fourseasons.com
web: http://www.fourseasons.com/vail
Attachment F Page 12
From: Kelly Liken [mailto:kelly@kellyliken.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 2:22 PM
To: George Ruther
Subject: Arthrex Training Facility
Hi George,
I am sorry to hear that Chuck Lipcon and Ross Graves have made you feel like I am the biggest opponent
to the Arthrex project. I do have my concerns, but they are concerns that deal with making sure the
plumbing, waste and ventilation are properly dealt with.
Ross explained to me what a "wet lab" is using a description from wikipedia, not from the company
itself. I'm not sure if he wasn't able to get in touch with a representative from Arthrex? When I
researched Arthrex and what they actually do, they seem like a very upstanding company that is a
welcome addition to Vail, bringing in the kind of clientele that we all want to see.
Although I do have concerns as stated above, I am not convinced that the concerns can't be resolved
with a few questions answered. I generally feel that Chuck Lipcon has spoken FOR me in this matter
without having spoken TO me. I have NEVER had a conversation with Chuck Lipcon about this matter,
only Ross Graves who scared me at first, but after some research I am less nervous and would only like
to be reassured that our notoriously bad plumbing, limited garbage and waste disposal and the HVAC
issues are addressed.
I understand that this is new territory for most people and it is scary if you read these things on the
internet. It may not be the most ideal usage of the space in many people's opinion, but it will be a long
term, high end tennant, which we need in the building.
It doesn't seem like what Arthrex does coincides exactly with the terror and hysteria that is being
distributed. Please feel free to call or email if you would like to talk about any of my concerns, as I feel
that they are valid, but not unresolvable.
Live In Season!
Kelly Liken
Chef/Owner
Restaurant Kelly Liken
(970) 479-0175 office
(970) 343-2348 cell
Attachment F Page 13
From: Sealaw [mailto:sealaw@aol.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2011 9:04 AM
To: George Ruther; Matt Mire Contact
Cc: sealaw@aol.com; wendy Weigler Vail Gateway Atty; rossg@centurytel.net; InovatCreations
Subject: Vail Gateway Condo Association letter re Arthrex building permit
Gentlemen:
The Vail Gateway Condo Association would like to appeal the issuance of the Permit# B11-0274, Project
# PRJ11-0441 which was issued without notice to our association on 9/21/2011. We only recently learned
about the building permit and the nature of the work Arthrex will be doing there. We have not received
information from Arthrex nor anyone else but have attempted to gather as much information as we can in
spite of being refused answers to our questions about what is going on. From Arthrex's web site where
they list the Vail location as a surgical training site and the fact that Arthrex uses cadavers or cadaver
parts and the fact that the plans show a training area and multiple lab stations, we have concluded that
there will be surgical training on cadaver or cadaver parts which are considered biohazards.
Please see my attached letter which is preliminary in light of the lack of notice and attempt to put
something together in a short time frame.
Charles R. Lipcon
President of Vail Gateway
Condominium Association
Attachment F Page 14
Law Offices
LIPCON, MARGULIES,
ALSINA & WINKLEMAN, P.A.
One Biscayne Tower,Suite 1776 Ricardo V, Alsina
Two Sauth Biscayne Boufevard
Miami,Florida 33131 Charles R. Lipcan
Jasan R. Margulies
TEL 305-373-3016 Michael Winkfeman
8QQ-g38'2759 Carlos F. LEinas �Iegret
FAX 3Q5-373-6204
WEB www.lipcan.cam *Stacey Z. Margulies
"Tanya�. Meister
Decennber 13, 2011 `of counsel
Town of Vail
Attn: Planning Department
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, CO 81657
Re: Arthrex Inc.'s Pro osed Cadaver Facili in the Vaii Gatewa Buildin
To Whom Tt May Concern:
As President of t1�e Gateway Condominium Association for the Vail Gateway Building
located at 12 Vail Road, Vail, CO 81657, it has come to my attention that a compazxy called
Arthrex Inc. is attennpting to open a "wet lab" medical facility where hunnan cadavers will be
medically operated on. To make rzlatters worse, Arthrex has done nathing to obtain any
approval from the homeowners association; and has done nothing in order to comply with the
applicable Zoning laws. � have obtained a Temporary Restraining Order in order to stop
Arthrex, and hereby request this Honorable Cominission immediately look into this alarming
issue.
The Vail Gateway Building falls under fhe Special Developrzlent District (SDD). [See
Offrcial Zoning Map attached hereto and marked as Exhibit .l.] According to the Vail Town
Code; "Determination of permitted, conditional and accessory uses �in the SDD] shaIl be �made
by tbe planning and environmental cammission anc� town counciI as a part of the formal
review of the proposed development plan. Unless fnrther restrictec� through tk�e review of the
proposed special development dishict, permitted, conditional and accessory uses shall be
limited to those permitted, conc�itional and acces�ory uses in a property's underlying zone
district."— 12-9A-6. �See Exhibit 2 attached.J
It is my understanding that Arthrex has failed to comply with these requirements. As
such, the Plannulg and Environmental Co�nmission and Town Council should formally deny the
proposed use of Arthrex's property.
If the review of Arthrex's proposed facility does not restrict the use, then it is determined
by the property's underlying zone district, which in this case is the Co�nmercial Service Center
(CSC} district. CSee the list of the CSC distr�ict's permftted, conditional and accessory uses
attached hereto and marked as Exhibit 3.J
As the list shows, the CSC district considers "professional offices, business offices, and
studios"permitted uses.— 12-7E-3. �Exhibit 3.]Under the Code, the term "professional office" is
defined as follows: "An office for the practice of a profession, such as offices of physicians,
dentists, lawyers, architects, engineers, z�r�usicians, teachers, accountatits, and others who thxough
fraining are qualified to perform services of a professional nature, where storage, sale, or display
of inerchandise on the premises occupies less than ten percent{10%) of the floor area."— 12-2-2.
�See Exhibit 4 attached.] Clearly a company which offers a training laboratory with
cadavers is not a typical "professional office" as intended by the Code.
As to the CSC district's conditional uses, Artlu•ex could potentially only fall under a
"con�vention facility." — 12-E-4. In order for such use to be permitted as a conditional use,
though,Arthrex must obtain a conditional use permit. — 12-E-4. �Exhibit 3.�
The process of obtauung a conditional use permit is go�verned by Chapter 16 of the Code.
�See Chapter 16 attached hereto and marked as Exhibit S.] First, the applicant needs to subzz�it
an application which must include "C. A description of the precise z�ature of the proposed use
and its operating characteristics.... F. Such additional material as the adminisfrator may prescribe
or the applicant may submit pertinent to the applicatiou and to the findings prerequisite to the
issuance of a conditional use permit... G. A list of the owner or owners of record of the
properties adjacent to the subject property... The 115t... 5I1�1 include the naz�r�es of the
individuals, their mailing addresses, and the general description of the property owned or
managed by each. Accompanying the list shall be stamped, addressed envelopes to each
individual or agent to be notified to be used for tk�e mailing of the uotice of hearing. It wi11 be
the applicant's responszbility to provide this informatzon and stamped, addressed envelopes... H.
If the property is owned in common (condominium association)... the written approval of the
other pro�erty owner, owners or a�plicable owners' association shall be required." — 12-
16-2. �Fxhibit S.]
Upon submitting the application, the Planning and Environmental Commission holds a
public hearing, wherein the commission may approve the application as submitted or may
approve the application subject to certain conditions which z�r�ay include, but not be liz�r�zted to,
"regulation of... methods of operation" and "control of potential nuisances". — 12-16-5. �Exhibit
S.] The Code defined a "nuisance" as follows: "any act or condition which endangers f�e
public health or environment or results in annoyance or discomfort to the public ar damage to
any property or injury to any person."—5-1-1 �See Exhibit 6.]
Factars which the commission considers when deciding on a conditional use permit
application include the following: "1. Relationship and impact of the use on development
objectives of the town.... 4, Effect upon the c�aracter of the area in which the proposed use is
to be located, including the scale and bulk of the proposed use in relation to surrounding uses...
5. Such other factors and criteria as the commission deezns applicable to the proposed use.., 6.
The euvironmental impact report concern�ing the proposed use, if an enviranmental impact
report is required by chapter 12 of fhis titie." — 12-12-16-6(A) �Exhibit S.] In addition, the
commission must fmd that the "proposed location of the use and the conditions under which it
would be operated or maintained will not be detrimeutal to the public health, safety, or
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weifare, ar materially injurious ta properties ar impravements in the �icinity." — 12-16-
6(B). ��xhibit 5.]
In regard to the environmental impact report, according ta Chapter 12, the report shall be
submitted ta the administrator for any project which the administrator determines may
significantly change the environment, either during construction or on a continuing basis, due ta:
patentially resulting in a"hazard to health and safety" or involving "any pracess which results in
odar that may be objectionable ar damaging" (among athers). — 12-12-1 �See �xhibit 7.]
Chapter 12 discusses both the stud.ies and data required (12-12-4} as well as the cantents the
report should cantain {12-12-5). The Planning and Environmental Commis�ion reviews the
report and either approves, disapproves or requests changes in the project in writing. — 12-12-11.
In the event that Arthre�'s use does not fa11 under any of the defined permitted uses,
conditianal uses and accessory uses of the district, section 12-4-2{B) may govern. Such section
provide� that the permitted uses, conditional uses and accessary use� in the particular districts
shall be deemed to be exclusive uses for those districts, and any use not specificaliy permitted
as a `permitted use' is prohibited unless a determinatian of `similar use' is made in
accordance with section 12-3-4. �See Exhibit 8.]
To be clear, Arthrex has taken none of the required steps in order to even begin to
develop such a facility. As such, please act immediately to review this alarming situation,
including a public hearing, and to require an environmental impact report.
Your itnmediate attention to this matter is sincerely appreciated.
/s/Charles Lipcota
CHARLES R. LIPCON
President of the Gateway Condomituum Association
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ARTICLE A. SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT �SDD)
�I�TRICT
12-9A-1 : PURPOSE AND APPLICABlLITY:
A. Purpose: The purpose of the speciaf de�efopment district is to encourage flexibil[ty and
creati�ity in the de�e[opment of fand in order to promate its most appropriate use; ta
impro�e the design character and quality of the new de�elopment with the town; ta
facilitate the adequate and ecanomical pro�ision of streets and utilities; to preser�e the
natural and scenic features of open space areas; and to fur�her the o�erall goals of the
community as stated in the Vail comprehensi�e pfan. An appro�ed de�elopment pfan for
a special de�elopment district, in conjunction with the proper�y's underlying zone district,
shali establish the requ�rements for �uidin� de�elopment and uses of property included in
the special de�elopment district.
B. Applicability: Special de�elopment districts do not apply to and are not a�ailable in the
following zone districts: hillside residential, single-family residential, two-family residential
and two-family primary/secandary residential. (Ord. 29(2005) § 26: Ord. 9(1994) § 1 : Ord.
2�{1988) § 1)
12-9A-2: DEFINITIONS,
AFFECTED PROPERTY: Property within a special de�elopment district that, by �i�tue of its
proximity or relationship to a proposed amendment request to an appro�ed de�elopment
plan, may be affected by redes�gn, density increase, change in uses, or other modif[cations
changing the impacts, or character of the appro�ed special de�elopment d�strict.
AGEfVT OR AUTHORIZED REPRESEfVTATIVE: Any indi�idua( or association authorized or
empowered in writin� �y the property owner to act on his (her) stead. If any of the property to
be included in the special de�elopment district �s a condominiumized de�elopment, the
pertinent condominium association may be considered the agent or authorized
representati�e for the indi�idual unit owners if author�zed in conformity with afl pertinent
requirements of the condominium association's decfarations and alf other requirements of
the condominium declarations are met.
MAJOR AMEfVDMENT (PEC AND/OR COUNCI� R�VI�W): Any proposal to change uses;
increase gross residential floor area; change the number of dweliing or accommodation
units; modify, enlarge or expand any appro�ed special de�elopment district (other than
"minor amendments" as defined in this section), except as pro�ided under section �2-�5�4,
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"Interior Con�ersions", or �2-�5-5, "Additional Gross Res[dential Floor Area (250
Ordinance)", of this title.
MINOR AMENDMENT (�TAFF REVIEW): Modifications to building plans, site or landscape
plans that do not alter the basic intent and character of the appro�ed special de�elopment
district, and are consistent with the design criteria of this article. Minor amendments may
include, but not be limited to, �ariat�ons of not more than fi�e feet (5') to appro�ed setbacks
andlor building footprints; changes to fandscape or site plans that do not ad�ersely impact
pedestrian or �ehicufar circulation throughout the specia� de�elopment district; or changes to
gross fioor area (excluding residential uses) of not more than fi�e percent (5%) of the
appro�ed square footage of retail, office, common areas and other nonresidentiaE floor area,
except as pro�ided under section �2-15-4, "lnterior Conversions", Or 12-15-5, "Addit�onal
Gross Residentiai Floor Area (250 �rdinance)", of this title.
UNDERLYING ZONE DISTRICT: The zone district existing on tne property, or imposed on
the property at the time the special development district is approved, The following zone
districts are prohibited from special de�elopment districts being used; hillside residential,
single-family residential, two-family resident�al, two-family primarylsecondary residential.
(Ord. 29{2005) § 26: Ord. 13(1997) § 2: Ord. 9(1994) § 2: Ord. 2�(1988) § 1)
i2-9A-3: APPLICATIQN:
An applic�tion for �ppro�al of � �p�c��l ����lopment di�trict may b� fil�d by �ny owner of
property to be included in the special de�elopment district or his (her) agent or autnorized
representati�e, The application shalf be made on a form pro�ided by the department of
community de�efopment and shall include: a legal description of the property, a list of names
and mailing addresses of all adjacent property owners and written consent of owners of all
property to be included in the special de�elopment district, or tneir agents or authorized
representati�es. Tne application sha[l be accompanied by submittal requ�rements in section
12-9A-5 of this articie and a de�elopment pian as in sect�on 12-9A-6 of this article. (Ord.
29{2005) § 26: Ord. 21(19$$) § 1)
12-9A-4: DEVEL�Pf1JIENT REVIEW PRQCEDURES:
A, Appro�al Of Plan Required: Prior to site preparation, building construction, or other
impro�ements to land within a special de�e�opment district, tnere snall be an appro�ed
de�e[opment plan for said distr�ct. The appro�ed de�elopment plan shall establish
requirements regulating de�efopment, uses and acti�ity witnin a speciaf de�elopment
district.
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B. Preapplication Conference: Prior to submittal of a formal appiication for a speciaE
development district, the applfcant shall hold a preapplication conference with the
department of community de�elopment. The purpose of this meeting shaEl be to discuss
the goals of the proposed special development district, the relationship of the proposai to
applicahle elements of the town's comprehensi�e plan, and the re�iew procedure that will
be followed for the application.
C. PEC Conducts lnitia! Re�iew: The initial re�iew of a proposed special de�elopment district
shall be held �y the pfanning and en�ironmental commission at a regular�y scheduled
meeting. Prior to this meeting, and at the discretion af the administrator, a work session
may be held with the applicant, staff and the planning and en�ironmental commission to
discuss speciaf de�efopment district, A report of the department of community
de�elopment staff`s findings and recommendations shall be made at the initiai formal
hearing �efore the planning and en�ironmental commission. With�n twenty (20) days of
the closing of a public hearing on a proposed amendment, the planning and
en�ironmental commission shall act on the petition or proposal. The commission may
recommend appro�al of the petition or proposa� as initiated, may recommend appro�al
with such modifications as it deems necessary to accompiish the purposes of this title, or
may recommend denial of the petition or rejection of the proposal. The commission shalf
transmit its recommendation, together with a report on the pubfic hearing and its
deliberations and findings, to the town council.
D. Town Council Re�iew: A report of the planning and en�ironmental commission stating its
findings and recommendations, and the staff report shall then �e transmitted to the town
council. Upon receipt of the report and recommendation of the planning and
en�ironmental commission, the town council shall set a date for hearing within the
following thirty (30) days. Within twenty (20) days of the closing of a public hearing on a
proposed SDD, the town council shall act on the petition or proposal. The town council
shali consider �ut shall not be bound by the recommendat[on of the pfanning and
en�ironmental commission. The town councif may cause an ordinance to be introduced
to create or amend a speciaf de�elopment district, either in accordanc� with the
recommendation of the planning and en�ironmental commission or in modified form, or
the councif may deny the petition. If the council elects to proceed w�th an ordinance
adopting an SDD, the ordinance shall be considered as prescri�ed by the Vafl town
charter, (Ord. 29(2005) § 26: Ord. 21(1988) § 1)
12�9A-5: SUBMITTAL REQU�REMENTS:
The administrator shall establish the su�mittal requir�ments for a special de�elopment
district application. A complete list of the submittal requirements shall �e maintained �y the
administrator and filed in the department of community de�elopment. Certain submittal
requirements may �e wai�ed andlor modified �y the administrator andlor the re�iewing body
if �t is demonstrated �y the applicant that the information and materials required are not
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relevant to the proposed development or app[icable to the planning documents that comprise
the Vail comprehensive plan. The administrator andlor the reviewing body may require the
sufamission of additional pEans, drawings, specificat�ons, samples and other materials if
deemed necessary to properly evaluate the proposal. (Orci. 29�20�5) § 26: Ord. 5(2003}
§ �4: Ord. 21(1988) § 1)
�12-9A-G: DEVELOPMENT PLAN:
An approved development pian is the princ�pal document in guiding the deve�opment, uses
and activities of special development districts. A development plan shaEl be approved by
ordinance by the town council in conjunction w�th the review and approval of any special
de�elopment district. The development plan shall be comprised of materials submitted in
accordance with sectian 12-9A-5 of this article. The development plan shaiE contain all
relevant material and information necessary to establish the parameters with which the
special development district shal[ develop. The de�elopmenk plan may consist of, but not be
limited to, the approved site plan, floor plans, building sections and elevations, vicinity plan,
parking plan, pre�iminary open space/landscape pfan, densities and permitted, conditional
and accessory uses. (Ord. 29(2�05} § 26: Ord. 21(�98$) § i}
�2-9A-7: USES:
I]et�rm�nation of p.er.mitted,: conditional and aecessory uses shall be rnade by t�te planning
and environmental commission and t�wn council as a part of the #ormal review of fhe
proposed developrrment plan. Untess #urther restricted through the re�iew of the proposed
special cievel'oprnent ciistri:ct, permitteci, coneiitional and accessory uses sha[1 be.limited to
thase permifted, cor�ditional and accessory uses in a property's underlying zone ciisfrict.
Under certain cond�tians, commercial uses may be permitted in residen�iaE special
development districts if, in the opinion of the town cauncil, such uses are primarily for the
service and convenience of the residents of the development and �he immediate
neighborhood. Such uses, if any, shall not change or des�roy the predaminantly residential
character of the special devefapment dfstric�. The amount of area and type of such uses, if
any, to E�e allowed in a residen�ial specia� develapment district s�ta[I be estabiished by�he
town council as a part of the appraved development plan. (Ord. 29(2005} § 26: Ord.
21(1988) § 1}
12-9A-8; DESIGN CRITERIA AND NECESSARY FINDINGS:
A. Griteria: The fallowing design cri�eria shall be used as the principal cri�eria in e�aluating
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the merits of the proposed special development district. It sha�i be the burden of the
applicant to demonstrate that submittal material and the proposed development plan
comply with each of the folfowing standards, or demonstrate that one or more of them is
not applicable, or that a practical solution consist�nt with the public interest ha� been
achieved:
i. Compatibility: Design compatibility and sensitivity to the immediate environment,
neighborhood and adjacent properties refative to architectural design, scale, bulk,
building height, buffer aones, identity, character, visual integriiy and orientation.
2. Relatlonship: Uses, activity and density which provide a compatible, efficient and
workabfe relationship with surrounding uses and activity.
3. Parking And Loading; Compliance with par[cing and ioading requirements as outlined
in cha�ter 10 of this title.
4. Comprehensive Plan: Conformity with applicable elements of the Vail comprehensive
plan, town policies and urban design plans.
5. Natural And/Or Geo[ogic Hazard: ldentification and mitigation of naturaf and/or
geologic hazards that affect the property on which the specia[ development district is
proposed.
6. Design Features: Site plan, building design and location and open space provisions
designed to produce a functional deve[opment responsive and sensitive to natural
features, vegetation and overall aesthetic quality of the community.
7. Traffic: A circuEation system designed for both vehicles and pedestrians addressing on
and off site traffic circulation.
8. Landscaping: Functional and aesthetic landscaping and open space in order to
optimize and preserve natural features, recreation, v�ews and function.
9. Workable P1an: Phasing plan or subdivision plan that will maintain a workable,
functional and efficient relationship throughout the development of the specia�
development district
B. Necessary Findings: Before recommending andlor granting an approval of an application
for a special deve[opment district, the planning and environmentai commission and the
town council shail make the fof�owing #indings with respect to the proposed SDD:
1. That the SDD complies with the standards listed in subsection A of th�s section, unless
the applicant can demonstrate that one or more of the standards is not applicable, or
that a practical soEution cons[stent with the pubfic interest has been achieved.
2. That the SDD is consistent w�th the adopted goafs, objectives and policies outlined in
the Vail comprehensive p�an and compatible with the development objectives of the
town; and
3. That the SDD is compatible with and suitable to adjacent uses and appropriate for the
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surrounding areas; and
4. That the SDD promotes the health, safety, morals, and general welfare of the town and
promotes the coordinat�d and harmonious de�elopment of th@ town in a mann�r that
conserves and enhances its natural en��ronment and its established character as a
resort and residential commun�ty of the highest quality. (Ord. 29(2��5) § 26: Ord.
21(1988) § 1)
12-9A-9: DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS;
De�efopment standards including lot area, site dimensions, setbacks, height, density control,
site co�erage, ]andscaping and parking shall be determi�ed by the town councif as part of
the appro�ed de�efopment plan with consideration of the recommendations of the p[anning
and en�ironmental commission. Before the town council appro�es de�elopment standards
that de�iate from the underlying zone district, it should be determined that such de�iation
pro�ides benefits to the town that outweigh the ad�erse effects of such de�iation. This
determination is to be made based on e�aluation of the proposed special de�e[opment
district's compliance with the design criteria out�ined in section 12-9A-8 of this article. (4rd.
29{2005) § 26: Qrd. 21{1988) § 1)
12-9�►-10: �►N1�IV�N��N� �R����UR��:
A. Minor Amendments
1. Minor modifications consistent with the definition of "minor amendment" i� subsection
12-9A-2 of this articfe, may be appro�ed by the department of community
de�elopment. AI[ minor mod�fications shall be indicated on a completely re�ised
de�elopment plan. Appro�ed changes shall be noted, signed, dated and filed by the
department of community de�elopment.
2. Notification of a proposed minor amendment, and a report of staff action of said
request, shall be pro�ided to all property owners within and adjacent to the special
de�elopment district that may be affected by the amendment. Affected pro�erties shal[
be as determined by the de�artment of community de�elopment. Notifications shafl be
postmariced no later than fi�e (5) days fo[lowing staff actior� on the amendment re�uest
and shall include a brief statement describing the amendment and the time and date of
when the planning and en�ironmenta� commission will be informed of the
administrati�e action. In all cases the report to the planning and en�ironmental
commission shall be made within twenty (2�) days from the date of the staff's decision
on the requested amendment.
3. Appeals of staff decisio�s may be fifed by adjacent property owners, owners of
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property within the special de�elopment district, the applicant, pianning and
en�i�onmental commissEOn members or members of the town council as outlined in
section �2-3-3 of this title,
B. Major Amendments:
�. Requests for major amendments to an app�o�ed speciaf de�efopment district shail be
re�iewed in accordance with the procedures described in section �2-9A-4 of this
article.
2. Owners of all property requesting the amendment, or their agents or authorized
�epresentati�es, shall sign the application. Notification of the proposed amendment
shall be made to owners of all property adjacent to the property requesting the
proposed amendment, owners of all property adjacent to the special de�elopment
district, and owners of all property within the specia[ de�elopment district that may be
affected by the proposed amendment {as determined by the department of community
de�elopment). Notification procedures shall be as outlined in subsection �2-3-6C of
this title. (Ord. 29(2005) § 26: Ord. 2�(�988) § 1)
12-9A-1� : RECREATION AMENITIES TAX:
A recreation amenities tax shall be assessed on a!I special de�elopment districts in
accordance with title_2,_ch_apter 5 of this code at a rate to be determined by the town counc�L
This rate shall be based on the rate of the underlying zone district or the rate which most
closely resembles the density plan for the zone district, whiche�er is greater. �Ord. 29(2005)
§ 26: Ord. 21�1988) § 1)
12-9A-�2: TIME REQUIREMENTS:
A. Start Qf Construction; Completion: The de�eloper must begin initial construction of the
specia! de�elopment district within three {�) years from the time of its fina! appro�al, and
continue diligently toward the completion of the project. ff the special devefopment district
is to be de�eloped in phases, the de�eloper must begin constrUCt�on of sUbsequent
phases within one year of the completion of the pre�ioUS phase.
B. Appro�al Voided: ]f the applicant does not begin and diligently work toward the completion
of the speciai de�elopment district or any stage of the special de�elopment district within
the time limits imposed by the preceding subsection, the appro�al of said special
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develo�ment district shal! be void. The planning and en�ironmentai comm�ssion and town
council shall review the special development district upon submittal of an application to
reestablish the special development district following the procedures outlined in section
�2-9A-4 of this articfe. (Ord. 29(2005) § 26: Ord. 21(1988) § 1)
�2-9A-�3: FEES:
The filing fee for special development district applications and for major and minor
amendments to special development districts shall be set by the town council by resolution.
A�plications deemed by the department of community development to have significant
design, land use, or other issues which may have a significant impact on the community may
require review by consultants other than town staff. Shou[d a determination be made by the
town staff that an o�tside consultant is needed to re�iew any special de�elopment district
appfication, said outside consultant shall be commissioned by the department of community
de�elopment. The department of community de�elopment shall estimate the amount of
money necessary to pay the outside consultant, and this amount shall be forwarded to the
fown by the applicant at the time the special development district application is s�bmitted to
the de�artment of community de�elopment. Upon complet�on of the re�iew of the a��lication
by the consulfanf, any of the funds forwarded by the app[icant for payment of the consultant
which ha�e not been paid to the consu[tant, shall be returned to the applECant. Expenses
incurred by the town in excess of the amount forwarded by the applicant shal! be paid to the
town by the applicant within thirty (30) days of notification by the fown. (Ord. 29(2005) § 26:
Ord. 5(�99�) § � : Ord. 21(1988) § 1)
12-9A-�4: EXISTlNG SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS:
Nothing in this article shafl be construed to limit, replace or diminish the req�irements,
responsibilities, and specifications of special de�elopment distr�cts 2 through 21 . The town
council specifically finds that said speciai de�elopment districts 2 through 2� shall remain in
fufl force and effecf, and fhe terms, conditions, and agreements contained therein shalf
continue to be binding upon fhe app[icants thereof and the town. These SDDs, if not
commenced at the present time, shall comply with section �2-9A-12 of fhis article. (Or�.
29(2005) § 26: Ord. 2�(1988) § 1)
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ARTICLE E. COMMERCIAL SERVICE CENTER
�CSC� �IS��1C�
12-7E-� : PURPOSE:
The commercial ser�ice center district is intended to pro�ide sites for general shopping and
commercial facilities ser�ing the town, together with fimited mu�ti�le-family dwelling and
lodge uses as may be appropriate without interfering with the basic commercial functions of
the zone district. The commercial ser��ce center district is intended to ensure adequate light,
air, open space, and other amenities appropriate to perm�tted types of buildings and uses,
ar�d to mainta�n a con�enient shopping center en�ironment for permitted commercial uses.
(Ord. 29(200�) § 24: Ord. 8(1973) § 10.1 QO)
�2-7E-2: REQUIREMENTS FOR ESTABLISHMENT; DEVELOPIVIENT PLAN:
A. Re�iew Required: Prior to the estab�ishment of any commercial ser�ice center d�strict or
enlargement of zone district boundaries, the town council shall by resolution ado�t a
general de�elopment �lan for the proposed zone district. The de�elopment plar� may be
�repared by an applicant for the establishment of the zor�e d�strict or may be prepared by
the towr�. The de�elopment plan shall be submitted to the planr�ir�g ar�d en�ironmentaf
commissior� for re�iew, and the planning and en�ironmental commission shall submit its
findings and recommendations on the plan to the town council.
B. Piar� Content: The administrator shalf establish the submittal requirements for a
de�elo�ment plan appiication. A complete fist of the submittal requirements shall be
maintained by the admin�strator and filed in the department of commur�iiy de�elo�ment.
Certain submittaf requirements may �e wai�ed and/or modified by the administrator
and/or the re�iewing body if it is demonstrated by the ap�licant that the information and
materiaEs required are not rele�ant to the proposed de�elopmer�t or a��licable to the
planning documents that comprise the Vail comprehensi�e plar�. The administrator and/or
the re�iewing �ody may require the submissior� of additional plans, drawings,
specifications, sampfes and other materials if deemed r�ecessary to properly e�aluate the
proposaL
C. Plan To Be Guide: The de�elopment �fan sha�l �e used as a guide for the su�sequent
de�elo�ment of sites and the design and location of buildings and grounds with[n the
zone district. AEI plans su�sequentfy appro�ed �y the desigr� re�iew board in accordance
with chapter �� of this titie sha[l substantially conform to the de�elopment �[an ado�ted
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12-7E-3: PERMITTED USES:
The folfawing uses shall be permitted in the CSC district:
Automated teller machines (ATMs) exteriar ta a building.
Banks and financial institutions.
Eating and drinking estabfishments, including the failowing:
Bakeries and delicatessens with faad service.
CacktaEl launges and bars,
Coffee shops.
Fountains and sandwic� shaps.
Restaurants.
Employee housing units, as further regulated by cha�ter �3 af this tit[e.
Personal ser�ices and repair shaps, including the follawing:
Beauty and harber shaps.
Business and affice serv9ces.
Cleaning and laundry pick up agencies without bulk c�eaning ar dyeing.
�aundromats.
Smafl ap�liance repa�r shaps, exciuding furniture repair.
Tai[ors and dressmakers.
Tra�el and tfcket agencies.
�Professional affices, business affices, and studios.
Retail stores and establishments wit�out limit as to floor area including the falfowing:
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Appare! stores.
Art supply stores and galleries.
Bakeries and confectioneries, inc[uding preparation of products for sa�e on the
premises.
Bookstores.
Building materials stores without outdoor storage.
Camera stores and photographic studios.
Candy sto�es.
Chinaware and glassware stores.
De[icatessens and speciafty food stores.
Department and general merchandise stores.
Drugstores.
Electronics sales and repair shops.
Flo�ists.
Food stores.
Furniture stores.
Gift shops,
Hardwa�e stores.
Hobby stores.
Household a��liance stores,
Jewefry stores.
Leather goods stores.
Liquor stores.
Luggage stores.
Music and record stores.
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Newsstands and tobacco stores.
Pet shops.
Photographic studios.
Radio anc! tele�ision broadcasting stuclios.
Sporting goods stores.
Stationery stores.
Supermarkets.
Toy stores.
Variety stores.
Yardage anc! dry goocls stores.
Additional offices, businesses, or serriices cletermined to be simifar to permittec! uses in
accordance with the pro�isions of section �2-7E-1 of this article. (Ord. 12(z008) § 14)
�2-7E-4: CONDITIQNAL USES:
T�e fol[owing conditional uses shal� be perrnitted in the CSC disfricf, subject to isst�ance of a�
conditional use permit in accordance with the provisions of c�apter 16 of this title:
Any use permitted by section 12-TE�3 of this artic{e, which is not con�lucted entirely wit�in a
building.
Bed and breakfasts, as further regulated by section 12-�4-�8 of tt�is title,
BowEing alley.
Brewpubs.
Cl�ild daycare centers.
Commercial laundry and c[eaning services.
Communications antennas and appurtenant equipment.
Dog kennels.
Major arcades.
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Multipfe-family residentiaf dwe�lings and fodges.
Qutdoor operation of the accessory uses as set forth in section 12-7�e5 of this article.
Pri�ate ciubs.
Pr��ate parking structures.
Pri�ate unstructured parking.
Pu�Iic buildings, grounds and facilities.
Public park and recreation facifit[es.
Public utility and pu�lic ser�ice uses.
Ski fifts and tows.
Theaters, meeting rooms, andCon�ention facilities�(Ord. �2{2008) § 14)
12�7E-5; ACCESSORY USES:
The following accessory uses shalf be permitted fn the CSC district:
Home occupat�ons, sub�ect to iss�ance of a home occu�ation permit in accordance with the
pro�isions of section �2-14-12 of this title.
Minor arcades.
Swimming pools, tennis cour�s, patios, or o�her recreation facilities customarily incidental to
cond�tionai residentiai or lodge uses.
Other uses customarily incidentaf and accessory to permitted or conditional uses, and
necessary for the operation thereof. (Ord. 29(2005) § 24: Ord. 6(1982) § 6(b): Ord. 8{�973)
§ 10.500)
12-7E-6: LQT AREA AND SITE DiMENS10NS:
Tne minimum lot or site area shall be twenty thousand (20,000) square teet of buifdable
area, and each site shall have a minimum frontage of one hundred feef {�00'). (Ord.
12(1978) § 3)
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12-7E-7: SET'BACKS:
In the C�C district, fhe r�ninimur� fron� �efback s�afl b� 4weniy f�et {2Q'), th� minimum side
setback shaf] be twenty feet (20'), and the minimum rear setback shal! be twenty feet (2p').
(Ord. 29{2005) § 24: Ord. 50(1978) § 2)
�2-7E-8: HEIGHT:
For a flat or mansard roof, the height of buildings shall not exceed thirty fi�e feet (35'). For a
sloping roof, tne height of buildings shail not exceed thirty eight feet {38'). {Ord. 37(198a)
§ 2)
12-7E-9: DENSlT'Y CONT'ROL:
Not more tnan forty (4a) square feet of gross residential floor area {GRFA) snalf be permitted
for each one hundred (1 pa) square feet of buildable site area, and gross residential floor
area shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of tota! building floor area on any site. Total density
sha11 not exceed eighteen (18) dwelling units per acre of buildable site area.
A dwelling unit in a multiple-family building may include one attached accommodation unit no
larger than one-third (�/�) of the total floor area of the dweilEng. (Ord. 3� (2001) § 5: Ord.
�p(1978) § 19: Qrd. 12(1978) § 2)
12-7E-70: SITE COVERAGE:
Site coverage shafl not exceed seveniy five percent (7�%) of the total site area. (Ord.
17(1991) § �� : Qrd. 8(1973) § 1 p.6Q7)
12-7E�11 : LANDSCAPING AND SITE DEVELOPMENT:
At feast twenty percent (20%) af the total site shal� be landscape�. The minimum width an�
length of any area quafifyir�g as lar�dscaping shall be fifteen feet (1�') with a minimum area
not less than three hundred (300) square feet. (Ord. 19(1976) § 11 A: Ord. 8(1973) § 1 a.609)
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12-7E-12: PARKING AND LOADING:
Off street parking and foading shail be pro�ided in accordance with chapter 10 of this title. At
least one-half (112) of the required �arking shal[ be located within the main building or
buildings. No parking or loading area shafl be focated in any required front setback area.
(Ord. 19(�97G) § 1�A: Ord. 8{�973) § 10.G10)
12-7E-13: LOCATION OF BUSINESS ACTIVITY:
A. Limitations; Exception: Alf permitted and conditional uses by sections 12-7E-3 and
12-7E-4 of this arficle shall be operafed and conducfed entirely within a buifding exce�t
for �ermifted parking and �oading areas and such acti�ities as may be specifically
authorized to be unenclosed by a conditional use permit and the outdoor display of
goods.
�. Outdoor Display: The area to be used for outdoor dis�lay musf be located directly in front
of the establishment displaying fhe goods and enfirely upon the establishment`s own
�ro�erty. Sidewalks, buifding entrances and exits, driveways and streets shall not be
obstructed by outdoor display. (Ord. 34(1982) § 4)
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�EFINI�I��I�
12-2-1 : WORD CONSTRUCTION:
Words used in the present tense inciude the future, and vice versa; words used in the
singular include the plural, and vice versa; the word "shall" is mandatory, the word "may" is
permissi�e; and whene�er reference �s made to any portion of this tit[e, the reference applies
to all amendments and additions now or hereafter made. (Ord. 29(2005) § 17: Ord. 8(1973)
§ 1.500)
12-2a2: DEFINITI�NS �F 1N�RDS AND TERMS:
When used in this titie, the words and phrases contained in this title shal[ ha�e the specific
meanings as defined in this section.
ACCOMMODATION UNIT: Any room or group of rooms without "kitchen facilities", as
defined herein, which are designed for temporary occupancy by �isitors, guests, indi�iduals,
or famiiies on a short term rental basis, and accessible from common corridors, walks, or
ba�conies without passing through another accommodation unit, limited ser�ice lodge unit,
fractiona] fee c�ub unit or dwelling unit. An accommodation unit is not intended for permanent
residency and shalf not be subdi�ided into an �ndi�idual condominium unit, pursuant to title
13, "Subdi�ision Regulations", of this code.
ACCOMMODATION UNIT, ATTACHED: A room, without kitchen facilities, connected to a
dweliing unit within a muftiple-famfly building designed for or adapted to occupancy by
guests which is accessible from a common co�ridor, wa�k, or baEcony without passing
through another accommodation unit, attached accommodation unit, or dwe[�ing unit.
ADMINfSTRATOR: The administrator of the department of commUnity de�elopment or
h�smer designee.
AFFECTED PROPERTY: Property within a special de�elopment district that, by �irtue of its
proximity or relationship to a proposed amendment request to an approved de�e[opment
plan, may be affected by redesign, density increase, cnange in uses, or other modifications
changing the impacts, or character of the appro�ed special development district.
AGENT OR AUTHORfZED REPRESENTATIVE: Any indi�idua( or association authorized or
empowered in writing by the property owner to act on his {her) stead. !f any of the property to
be included in the special de�elopment district is a condominiumized de�elopment, the
pertinent condominium association may be considered the agent or authorized
representati�e for the indi�Edual unit owners if authorized in conformity with all �ertinent
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requirements of t�e condominium association's decfarations and all other requirements of
the condominium declarations are met.
AMUSEMENT DEV�CE: Any de�ice which upon insertion of a coin, s[ug, token, plate or disc,
or payment of consideration may be used by the publ�c for use as a game, entertainment,
amusement, a test of skill, eit�er mental or physical, whether or not registering a score,
which shall include, but shall not be limited to: pool tables, snooker tables, foosbafl tables,
pinball machines, electronic games, fixed stand coin operated [ciddie rides, and mec�anical
bulls, but shafl not include radios, devices that pro�ide music only, or te[e�is�on carrying
commercial broadcasts.
ANNEXED AREAS: Parcels of land that ha�e been introduced to the boundaries of the town
of Vail.
ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTfONS: Building project�ons including, but not limited to, towers,
stairs, spires, cupo�as, chimneys, flagpoles and similar architectural features.
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES BOARD (AIPPB): The art in public places board established
p�rsuant to title 3, chapter 3 of this code.
ATTIC: The space between the cei[ing beams of the top story and t�e roof rafters.
AUTOMOTlVE SERVICE STATIONS: A facility with retail sale of motor fuel, �ehicle servic�ng
and repair and optional accessory con�enience store.
AVALANCHE AREA, BLUE HAZARD: An area impacted by a snow produc�ng a total static
and dynamic pressur� fess t�an six �undred (600) pounds per square foot on a fEat �urfac�
normal to t�e flow and/or a return intervai in excess of twenty fi�e (25) years.
AVALANCHE AREA, RED HAZARD: Any area impacted by a snow a�alanche producing a
total static and dynam�c pressure in excess of six hundred (600) pounds per square foot on a
flat surface normal to t�e flow and/or a ret�rn �nterval of less than twenty fi�e (25) years.
AVALANCHE AREA, ZONE OF INFLUENCE; Any area in a potential avalanche hazard zone
where detailed information is not currently a�aifable but w�ic� may be impacted by said
hazard. T�ese zones of influence shall be designated on the appropriate maps of t�e
administrator of t�e town.
BAKERIES AND CONFECTIONER�ES: Commercial retail or wholesale properties whose
main products are baked goods and desserts, either produced on t�e premises or off site.
BARBERSHOP: A commercial establishment whose primary business is the cutting and/or
styling of human hair.
BASEMENT: For the purposes of calcufating gross residentia! floor area (GRFA) on t�e
fowest level of a structure, the total percentage of exterior wal! surfaces unexposed and
below existing or finished grade, whichever is more restrictive, s�a�l be the percentage of the
�orizontai area of the lowest [e�el deducted from the GRFA calculation. The percentage
deduction calculations shail be rounded to nearest whoie percent. The lowest level's exterior
wall surface area shall be measured from the finished fioor ele�ation of that level to the
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underside af the structura[ floor members of the floorlceiling assembfy abo�e. For the
purposes of these calculations, retaining walls and site wal(s shal[ not be considered part of
the lowest Ee�el's exterior walfs.
BASEMENT OR GARDEN LEVEL: For the purposes of implementing horizontal zoning
within specific zone districts, basement or garden le�el shall be any floor, or portion of any
floor, of a structure located substantia[ly below the first floor or street level of that structure,
as determined by the administrator or the planning and en�ironmental commission. More
than one floor, or portion of floors, may be defined as basement or garden level within a
single structure.
BATHRO�M: A room containing a working shower or bathtub, sink, and toilet.
BAY WINDOWS: A window or series of windows that pro3ects from the main wall of a
building and forming a bay or a�cove in a room within.
BED AND BREAKFAST: A business which accommodates guests in a dweiling unit in which
the bed and breakfast proprietor li�es on the premises and is in residence during the bed
and breakfast use.
BOWLiNG ALLEY: A recreation and entertainment facility where the sport of bowlEng takes
place. A bowling alley may also include accessory entertainment facilities and uses such as
eating and drinking facilities, retail shops, nightclubs, arcade facilities, billiards, Ping-Pong,
darts, meeting rooms, and similar uses,
BREWPUB: An eat�ng place which includes the brewing of beer as an accessory use. The
brewing operation processes water, malt, hops, and yeast into beer or ale by mash�ng,
cooking, and fermenting. The area used for brewing, including bottEing and kegging, shall not
exceed fifty percent (50%} of the total floor area of the commercial space. The brewery shall
not produce more than se�en thousand five hundred (7,500} barre[s of beer or ale per year.
A barrei is equivalent to thirty one (31) gallons.
BUILDABLE AREA: Any site, lot, parcei or any portion thereof which does not contain
designated floodpiain, red hazard avalanche area, or areas in excess of forty percent (40%)
slope.
BUILDING: Any structure ha�ing a roof supported by columns or wails, or any other
enclosed structure, for the housing or enciosure of persons, animals, or property,
CHILD DAYCARE CENTER: A residence or facifity that pro�i�es reguEar care and
supervision, for an entire day or a portion of a day, for se�en �7} or more children who are
not related to the owner, operator or manager thereof, whether such facil�ty is operated with
or without compensation for such care. A daycare center shall comply with all applicab[e
standards for childcare centers of the Colorado department of social services.
CLUBS, HEALTH: A facility where members or nonmembers use equipment or space for the
purpose of physical exercise.
COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Any de�elopment that includes uses such as business
offices, profess�onal offices, accommo�ation units, general retaiE, grocery, liquor and
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con�enience, recreatfonal amenity, real estate offices, conference facilities, health clubs,
eating and drinking establishments, service oriented businesses, or similar uses.
COMMERCIAL LINKAGE: An obligation that requires developers to pro�ide housing for a
certain number of new employees that are generated by a new commercial de�elopment,
focusing salely on a de�elopment`s impact as reiated to empfoyee generation and not taking
into account secondary impacts.
COMMERCIAL SKI STORAGE: Storage for equipment (skis, snowboards, boots and poles)
andlor clothing used in skiing related sports, which is availabfe to the pub[ic or members,
operated by a business, club or government organization, and where a fee is charged for
hourly, daily, monthly, seasonal or annual usage, Ski storage that is part of a lodge, or
dwelling unit, in which a fee is not charged, fs not considered commercial ski storage.
CONFERENCE FACILlTY: A facility used for conferences, con�entions, seminafs, banquets,
and entertaEnment functions, afong with accessory functions such as lobbies, precon�ene
areas, and exhibition space.
CONVENTION FAClLITY: A building or portion thereof designed to accommodate three
hundred (300) or more persons in assemb[y, but not inciuding a dining room or meeting
room in a Iodge, if the dining room or meeting room is designed to accommodate less than
three hundred (300) persons.
CREEK QR STREAM: A body of flowing water indicated as a perennial stream on the most
recent USGS topographfc map of the area.
DECK, ROOFED OR COVERED: A deck that is prot�ct�d from th� �I�m�nt� �ia a roof or
other similar co�ering,
DEED RESTRICTION: A permanent restriction on the use, occupancy and transfer of real
property that runs with the land and is recorded aga�nst the property in the Eagle County
clerk and recorder's office.
DEMOIREBUILD: The destruction, demolition, or remo�al of fifty percent (50°10) or more of
the gross resident�al floor area of an existing dwelling unit or structure. The determination of
the fifty percent (50%) shal! be calculated upon "gross residential floor area" as defined in
this section.
DENSITY C�NTROL: Any requirement of this titfe that regulates the number or size of
dwelling units per unit of fand.
DESIGN REVIEW B4ARD (DRB); Design review board established pursuant to ti�le 3,
cha t� er 4 of this code.
DEVELOPMENT: The constrUCtion, impro�ement, alteration, installation, erection, or
expansion of any buifding, structure or other impro�ement in the town.
DQRMER: An architecturaf structure projecting out from a sloping roof of a building designed
to pro�ide light, air, access, or interior �olume to a space and usually containing a �ertical
window or venti[ating fou�er, ha�ing a gable or shed roof, in which the totaf cumu[ati�e length
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of the dormer(s) does not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the length of the sloping roof, per
roof plane, from which the dormer(s) projects.
DORMITORY UNfT: A fype of employee housing unit which houses not more than five {5)
persons and incfudes common kitchen facilit�es, a common bathroom, and a minimum of two
hundred fifty {250) square feet of GR�A for each person occupying the unit.
DRUGSTQRE: An estab[ishment engaged in the retail sale of prescription drugs,
nonprescription medicines, cosmetics and related supplies.
DWELLING, MULTIPLE-FAMILY: A building containing three {3) or more dwelling units,
including townhouses, row houses, apartments, and condominium units, designed for or
used by three (3) or more famifies, each living as an independent housekeeping unit.
DWELLING, SINGLE-FAMILY: A detached building designed for or used as a dweEling
exclusively by one family as an independent housekeeping un�t.
DWELLING, TWO-FAMIL.Y: A detached building containing two {2) dwelling units, designed
for or used as a dwelling exclusive[y by tuvo (2) families, each li�ing as an independent
housekeeping unit.
DWELLING UNIT: Any room or group of rooms in a two-family or mult9ple-family buifding with
kitchen facifities designed for or used by one famify as an �ndependent housekeeping unit.
EMPLOYEE: A person who works an average of thirty (30) hours per week or more on a
year round basis at a business located in Eagle County.
EMPLOYEE HOUSING UNIT (EHU): A dwelling Unit which shal[ not be [eased or rented for
any period less than thirty (30) consecutive days, and sha11 be occupied by at least one
person who is an employee, For the purposes of this definition "employee" shalE mean a
person who works an average of thirty (30) hours per week or more on a year round basis in
Eagle County, Colorado.
ENVIRQNMENTAL IMPACT REPORT: A document oUtlining the effect of proposed
development or action on the en�ironment.
FACILITiES, HEALTHCARE: A facility principally engaged in pro�id�ng ser�ices for heaith
maintenance, diagnosis or treatment of human diseases, pain, injury, deformity, or physical
condition.
FAMlLY: Family sha[� be deemed to be either subsection A or B of this def�nition:
A. An indi�iduaE, or two (2) or more persons rela�ed by blood, marriage or adoption,
excluding domestic ser�ants, together in a dwelling Unit used as a single housekeeping
Unit.
B. A group of unrelated persons not to exceed two (2) persons per bedroom plus an
additional two {2) persons per dwelling unit used as a sing�e housekeeping unit.
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FIRST FLOOR OR STREET LEVEL: For the purposes of implementing F�orizantal zaning
within specific zon� districts, first floor or str�et le�el shall be any floor, or portion of any floor,
of a structure focated at or nearest to (either above ar below) the level of the adjacent
vehicular or �edestrian way, as determined by the administrator or the planning and
en�ironmental commission. More than one floor, or portion af f[aars, may be defined as first
flaor or street level within a single structure.
FLOOD HAZARD ZONE: The land in the floodplain subject to a one percent (1%) ar greater
chance of flooding in any given year, The area may be designated as zone A on tF�e flaod
hazard boundary map (FHBM). After detailed ratemalcing has been completed in preparation
for p�bfication of the FIRM, zone A usual[y is refined into zones A, AE, AH, AQ, A1-99, VO,
V1-30, VE or V.
FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY: The official report provided by the federa! emergency
management agency that [ncludes flood �rofifes and water surface ele�ation of the base
flood as wefl as the flood boundary-floodway map.
FLOOR AREA, GROSS RESIDENTIAL(GRFA}: See chapter 15 of this title for GRFA
definitions, regulations, and requirements for GRFA calculations.
FLOOR AREA, NET: The tota� floor area within the enclosing wal�s of a structure nat
including the fo[lowing:
A. Areas s�ecifically designed and used for mechanical equi�ment to operate the
b�ilding.
B. Stairways.
C. Elevators.
D. Common hallways.
E. Common lobbies.
F. Common restroams.
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G. Areas designed and used for parking.
H. Areas designed and used as storage which do not nave direct access to an individual
affice ar retail store, nat ta exceed five percent (5%) of the tatal praposed net floor area
for office and nat ta exceed eight percent (8%) of the total proposed net flaor area for
retail.
"Common areas" are spaces for which all tenants in the buifding contribute taward tne
upkeep and maintenance tnereof and are not used for employee working areas.
FLOOR AREA, SEATING (Used Only For Calcufating Parking Requirements): The floor area
within tf�e enclosing walls of a business or structure that is devoted to the seating of guests
far dining or meeting purposes, exclusive of lobbies, prefunction areas and kitchen facilities.
FRACTIONAL FEE: A tenancy in common interest in improved rea] properiy, inc[uding
condominiums, created or held by persons, partnerships, corporations, or joint�entures or
simiEar entities, where�n the tenants in common ha�e formerly arranged by oral or written
agreement or understanding, eithter recorded or unrecarded, allowing for thte use and
occupancy of the property by one or more cotenants to the exclusion of one or more
cotenants during any period, whether annually reoccurring or not which is binding upon any
assignee or future owner of a fractional fee �nterest or if sucl� agreement continues to be in
any way binding or effecti�e upon any cotenant for tl�e sale of any interest in the property.
FRACTIONAL FEE CLUB: A fractional fee project in which each dwelling unit, pursuant to
recorded project documentation as approved by the town of Vail, has no fewer than six (G)
and no more than twefve (�2) owners per un�t and whose use is established by a reservation
system and is managed on site with a front desk operating twenty four (24) hours a day,
se�en (7) days a week pro�iding reser�ation and registration capabilities. The project sha[]
include, or be proximate to transportation, retail shops, eating and drinking establishments,
and recreation facilities.
FRACTIONAL FEE CLUB UNfT: An individual dwelling unit in a fractional fee club described
as such in the project documentation and not an accommodation unit within the fractional fee
club. No offer of a fractional fee club unit sl�all be made except pursuant to an application for
registration and certification as a subdi�ision de�eloper of a timeshare program or an
exemption from registration appro�ed by tne state of Colorado real estate commission
pursuant to Colorado Re�ised Statutes 12-61-40� et seq., and the rules and reguiations
promulgated pursuant there�o. WEthin ten (10) days after receipt of a written request, the
developer of a fractional fee cfub unit sF�all provide to the staff of the department of
commun�ty de�elopment a copy of the appl�cation or request for exemption filed witl� the
state of Colorado real estate commission and/or evidence of appro�al of the application or
request for exemption.
FULL TIME EMPLOYEE: A person who worKs an average of thtirty (3D) hours per week or
more on a year round basis in Eagle County, Colorado.
FUNICULARS AND OTHER SIMfLAR CONVEYANCES: Exterior, tram like �enicles,
designed to mo�e up and down steep slopes by use of rails or tracks.
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GEOLOGICA��Y SENSITIVE AREA: An area with�n the town of Vai� which may be su�ject
to rockfails, mudflows, debris flows, de�ris avalanches, and unsta�le soil, slopes or rocks.
GRADE, EXISTING: The existing grade shall be the existing or natural to�ography of a site
�rior to construction.
GRADE, FINISHED: The finished grade shafl be the grade pro�osed upon com�letion of a
project.
GRADE, INTERPQ�ATED: The reestabfished topographic conditions of a de�elopment site
ex�ressed in two foot (2') contour inter�als and determined by connecting sur�eyed spot
ele�ations located at ten foot (10') inter�als around the perimeter of a �roperty boundary and
used in the determination of maximum ailowable �uilding height.
HABITABLE: Any area designed for sleeping, living, cooking, dining, meeting or recreation
as a��lied to f[oor area.
HEIGHT The distance measured �erticafiy from any point on a proposed or existing roof or
eaves to the existing or finished grade (whiche�er is more restrictive) located d�rectly below
said point of the roof or ea�es. Within any building footprin�, height shall be measured
�ertically from any �ofnt on a pro�osed or existing roof to the exist�ng grade directly be[ow
said �oint on a proposed or existing roof.
H�ME CHILD DAYCARE FACILlTY: A residence or faciiity that provides regufar care and
supervision, for an entire day, for more than two (2) but not more than six (6) children from
birth to sixteen (16) years of age who are not related to the owner, operator or manager
thereof, whether such facility is operated with or without compensation for such care.
Residents of the home under twel�e (12) years of age who are on the premises and all
children on the premises for supervision are counted against the appro�ed capacity. A
daycare home shall comply with a[1 applicable standards for chi[dcare centers of the
Colorado department of social ser�ices.
HOME OCCUPAT�ON: A use conducted entirely within a dwelEing wh�ch is inciden�al and
secondary to the use of the dwelling for dwe�ling purposes and which does not change the
residential character thereof.
INCLUSIQNARY ZQNfNG: A zoning obligation based on the communiiy's need for employee
housing considering many factors and secondary impacts, including scarcity of de�elopabfe
land; rising home �alues; inadequate availa�i[ity of employee housing in the market; and
direct employee generation impacts.
INTERPRETIVE NATURE WALKS: Unpaved pedestrian trails with e�ther fixed signs or
marked points which are used to exp[ain the natura! flora, fauna, geology, geography, or
history in the immediate area. This use would exclude all mechanical �ehicles except
wheelchairs and maintenance equipment.
KITCHEN FACILfTIES: Fix�ures and equipment for food storage and preparation of ineals,
including a sink, stove, o�en or microwave o�en, and refrigerator and food storage facilities.
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KITCHENETTE: A room containing the following fixtures and appf�ances only: a microwa�e
o�en, sink, and refrigerator.
LANDSCAPING: Naturaf or s�gnificant rock outcroppings, native vegetation, plant�d ar�as
and plant materials, including trees, shrubs, lawns, flowerbeds and ground cover, shall be
deemed fandscaping together with the core development such as walks, decks, patios,
terraces, water features, and like features not occupy�ng more than twenty percent (20%} of
the landscaped area.
LAUNDROMAT: A facility where patrons wash, dry or dry clean clothing or other fabrics in
machines operated by the patron.
LIMITED EDITfON: One of no more than nine (9) copies produced from an original artist's
mold.
LOBBY: A communal space in or near the entrance area of a building.
LODGE: A building or group of associated buildings des[gned for occupancy primarily as the
temporary lodging place of individuals or families either in accommodation un�ts or dwelling
units, in which the gross residential floor area devoted to accommodation units or fractionai
fee club units, is equaf to or greater than seventy percent (70%} of the total gross residential
floor area on the site, and in which all such units are operated under a single management
pro�iding the occupants thereof customary hotel services and facilities.
Notwithstanding the abo�e for properties containing gross residential floor area equal to or
less than eighty (80) square feet of gross res�dentia! floor area for each one hundred (�flfl)
square feet of buildable site area, �uch prop�rties shal� be defined a� lodges, provided that
gross residential ffoor area devoted to accommodat�on units or fractional fee club units
exceeds the gross residential floor area devoted to dwelling units.
LODGE DWELLING UNIT: A small dwelling unit with fimited kitchen and floor area and which
contains six hundred fifty (650) square feet or fess of floor area and is intended to be rented
on a short term basis.
LODGE, LIMITED SERVICE: A building or group of associated buildings designed for
occupancy primarily as the temporary lodging place of v�sitors, guests, indi�iduals, or
families, on a short term rental basis, [n limited service lodge units or any combination of
accommodation units, limited ser�ice [odge units, fractiona[ fee club units, or dwelling units in
which the gross residentiaf floor area de�oted to accommodation units, limited service lodge
units, and fractional fee club units is equal to or greater than se�enty percent (70%} of the
total gross residential floor area on the site, and in wh�ch ail such units are operated under a
single management pro�iding the occupants thereof customary lodge services and facilities.
LODGE UNIT, L[MITED SERVICE: Any room or group of rooms with °[citchen faci[ities", as
defined herefn, in a iimited ser�ice lodge which are designed for temporary occupancy by
�is�tors, guests, indi�idua�s, or families on a short term rental basis, and accessible from
common corridors, walics, or ba[conies without passing through another accommodation unit,
limited serriice lodge unit, fractional fee club un�t or dwelling un�t. A limited service lodge unit
is not intended for permanent residency and shail not be subdivided into an individual
condominium unit, pursuant to titke �3, °Subd'[vision Regulations", of this code.
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LQT OR SITE: A parcef of land occupied or intended to be occup�ed by a use, building, or
structure under the provisions of this titfe and meeting the minimum requirements of this title.
A lot or site may consist of a single fot of record, a por�ion �f � lo� of record, � c�mbina�io� ofi
lots of record or portions thereof, or a parcei of land described by metes and bounds.
LOT OR SITE LINE, FRONT: The boundary line of a fot or site adjoining a street which
provides the pr�mary access or street address of the site, or adjoining the primary access
from a street to the lot or site.
LOT OR S1TE LINE, REAR: The boundary line of a lot or site extending between the side
lines and forming the boundary of the lot or site opposite the front line. In the event of a lot or
site ha�ing only three (3) fot or site lines, a line ten feet (10') in length w�thin the lot or site
extending between the side lines and paralle! to the front line shall be deemed the rear line
for purposes of establ�shing setbac�cs.
LOT QR SlTE LfNE, S1DE: The boundary line of a Eot or site extending from the front line
towards the opposite or rearmost portion of the site.
MAJOR ARCADE: A pface of business where an individual, association, partnership or
corporation maintains fi�e (5) or more amusement devices.
MEETING AND CONVENTION FACILITY: A building or buildings that contain space for the
convening of organizations or groups of people for the purposes of educational, pol�tical,
social or fraternal ad�ancement.
MlCROBREWERY: A mixed use commercial operation that processes water, malt, hops, and
yeast into beer or ale by mashing, cooking, and fermenting that shall also include an on site
pub[ic restaurant andlor bar which sells the beer and ale produced on site. The maximum
brewing capacity for the microbrewery shafl be seven thousand fi�e hundred {7,500) barrels
per year. A barref is equivaient to thirty one (3�) gallons. The microbrewery use shalf not
exceed eight thousand (8,000) sq�aare feet of floor area, excluding enclosed areas for
loading, trash, and deiivery. The public restaurant and/or bar sha�l ha�e a minimum seating
area of two thousand {2,000) square feet and shall be exc[uded from the total microbrewery
maximum square footage limit.
MINOR ARCADE: A place of business where an individual, association, partnership or
corporation maintains four (4) or fewer amusement devices.
MULTIPLE USE LOADING FACILITY: A facility where a single off street loading facility
serves more than one use or one user.
NATURE PRESERVES: Areas of [and andlor water that are managed primarily to safeguard
the flora, fauna and phys�cal features it contains, whi�e not precluding public access.
NEXUS STUDY: A report, prepared at the request of the town council, updated at least e�ery
five {5) years or more often if deemed necessary by the town council, analyzing the current
and future employee housing needs resulting from new de�elopment and redevelopment in
the town.
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OFF SITE: A location within the boundaries of the town other than the sife on which the
commercial development Es located.
OF�ICE, �USIN�SS: An office for the conduct of general busEness and service acfivities,
such as offices of real estate or insura�ce agents, brokers, secretaria! or stenographic
services, or offices for ge�era! business activities and transactions, where sforage, sale, or
display of inerchandise on the premises occupies less than ten perce�t (10%) of the floor
area.
OFFICE, PROFESSlONAL: An office for#he practice of a profession, such as offices of
physicians, dentists, fawyers, archi�ects, en.gineers, musicians, teachers, accountanfs, ,and
others who through training ar� qualified to perform services of a profess�onal nature, w�ere
storage, sale, or display of inerchandise on �he prer►aises occupi�s less fhan ten percent
(1�%) of the floor area.
OFFiCE, TEMPORARY BUSINESS: An off�ce for the conduct of general business and
service activ�ties and transactions for a limited fime period to accommodate the temporary
disp[acement of an existing business office within the town of Vail due to redevelopment
construction ac�ivities.
OUTDOOR DISPLAY: A temporary ou�door arrangement of objects, items, or products
representative of the merchandise sold or rented by a retail establishment, and further
regulated by section 12-�4-21 of this title,
OUTDOOR RECREATION AREAS, ACTIVE: Outdoor recreafional activities which involve
organized or structured recreation that is associa�ed with recreational facil[fies, excluding
builc�ings. For example, active ou�door recreation would include, but not be Cimited to: athletic
fiefds, playgrounds, outdoor basketbaif and tennis courts, outdoor swimming �ools, sledding
and skiing areas, fitness fraifs wi�h exercise stations, etc.
OUTDOOR RECREATION AREAS, PASSIVE: Outdoor recreation acti�ities whic� invo�ve
unstructured recreation which does �ot require facilities or s�ecia[ grounds. Passive oufdoor
recreation woufd include: picnicking, fishing, walking, hiking, cross cou�try skii�g, informa!
pfaying fields, etc.
OWNER: Any person, agent, firm, corporation, or partnership that alone, jointly, or severaliy
with others: has legal or ec�uitable title to any premises, dwelling or dwelling unit, with or
wit�out accompanying actual possession t�ereof; or has charge, care or contro[ of any
prem�ses, dwelling or dwelling unit, as agent of the owner or as executor, administrator,
trustee, or guard�an of the es�ate of the beneficial owner. T�e person shown on fhe records
of the recorder of deeds of �he counfy to be the owner of a �articufar property shali be
pres�med to be ti�e person in control of that property.
PARTY WALL: A common wafl shared by two (2) attached struct�ares, b�aildings or dwelling
un�ts.
PATHS, BICYCLE AND PEDESTRlAN: A corridor for use by bicycles and pedestrians,
prohibited for use by motorized vehicles.
PERSONAL SERVICES: A nonmedical commercial busfness where a service is offered to
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the customer and where accessory retail safes of products related to the ser�ices may be
pro�ided, �ncluding, but not fimited to, beauty and barber shops, tailor shops, dry cleaners,
]aundromats, repair shops, and similar services.
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION: The body responsibie for re�iewing
de�elopment proposals or any maiters pertaining to the commission as pro�ided by this
code and to act in an ad�isory capacity to the town co�ncil. The planning and en�ironmental
commission focuses on e�aluat�ng projects based on the zoning ordinance, master plans,
subdi�ision regulations, en�ironmental concerns, etc., and as established by tidle 3, cha�ter
2 of this code.
PLANT PRODUCTS: Fertilizers and plant seeds packaged in quantities weighing not more
than twenty fi�e (25) pounds, and trees, shrubs, bedding plants, ground co�er and Christmas
trees and wreaths.
PRIMARY ROOF: A roof which covers five hundred (500) or more square feet of building
area. A primary roof shail not include required secondary roof forms, dormers, architectural
projections, co�ered entryways, shopfront colonnades, awnings, lou�ers, porte-cocheres,
co�ered decks, and other similar roof forms. This definition is used in the determination of
building height [n the Lionshead m�xed use 1 and 2 zone districts. See figures 8-1��a-c) in
the Lionshead rede�elopment master plan for additional clarification.
PRIMARY ROOF RIDGEL�NE: Generally the highest or most dom�nant roof ridgeline�s) atop
a building mass or series of building masses used in the determination of bui[cling height in
the Lionshead mixed use 1 and 2 zone districts. See figures 8-15(a-c) in the Lionshead
rede�elopment master plan for additional cfarification.
PRIMARY ROOF RIDGELINE, ASSUMED: The established centerline portion of a flat or
mansard roof andlor the sloping ends of a gambrel or hip roof used in the determination of
building height in the Lionshead mfxed use 1 and 2 zone districts and as determined by the
administrator. See figures 8-15�a-c} in the Lionshead rede�elopment master plan for
additional clarification.
PRIVATE: A use, area, property or facility which is not public.
PRIVATE CLUB: An association of persons and its premises esta�lished for the fraternal,
social, educational, recreational, or cultural enrichment of its members and not primarily for
profit, whose bona fide members pay dues and meet certain prescribed qualifications for
membership, use of such premises being restricted to members and their guests. Parlc�ng
structures may not be the soie facifity for a pri�ate club.
PRIVATE PARKING STRUCTURES: A parking area within a building for the exclusi�e use of
its owners, to be considered an indi�idual land use not to be linked with parking
requirements regulated in chapter 10 of this title.
PRIVATE UNSTRUCTURED PARKING: A parking area not within a �uifding for the exclusi�e
use of its owners, to be considered an indi�idual land use not to �e linked with parking
requirements regulated in chapter 10 of this title.
PROPERTY OWNER: A person, persons or pub�ic or private entity with the right to exclusi�e
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use, controf, or possession of property due to transfer of property through a deed or other
leg�l do�umer�t.
PUBLIC: A use, area, property or facilify which:
A. Is owned and operated by a governmental entity, and functions or is availabie for use
by all persons whether with or without charge; or
B. Is owned or operated by a person or entity other than a go�ernmental entity, and
functions or is a�aifabfe for use by all persons wi#hout charge.
PUBLIC ART: Any original crea#ion of artwork that is accessibie to the generai public.
PUBLIC PARKING STRUCTURES: A parking area within a building for use by the pub�ic, to
be cons�dered an indi�idual iand use not to be �inked with parking requirements regulated in
chapter 10 of this titfe.
PUBLIC UNSTRUCTURED PARKlNG: A parking area not within a bui�ding for use by the
public, to be considered an indi�iduai land use not to be linked with parking requirements
regulated in chapter �a of this title.
PUBLlC UT�LITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE USES: Any structure, not otherwise exempted
from the definitfon of "structure" efsewhere in this title, which is reasonably necessary to
facilitate adequate pubf�c utilities and public services. Pubfic ut�lities and public services shall
inciude, but no# be limited to, distribution, coflection, communication, supply or d�sposal
systems for gas, eiectricity, water, wastewater, stormwater, telecommunications, irrigation,
sofid waste, recycling, and other similar pubfic utilities and public services. For the purposes
of this title, public utility and public service uses shall not include public transportation
faciiit�es, sewage or wastewater treatment facilities, sanitary landfills, salvage yards, storage
yards, business offices, or communications antennas and appur#enant equipment.
QUASI-PUBLIC: A use which is characterized by its availability to the public, with or without
cost, but which is conducted by an entity, organization, or person which is not a
governmental entity,
REAL ESTATE OFF�CE: An office for the purpose of conducting rea! estate transactions
and/or property management.
RECREATION AMENITIES TAX: Afee or dues levied on certain development that is used to
fund an exterior recreation based improvement or facility including, but not limited to,
swimming pools, hot tubs, athletic fields and courts, ice rinks, s�Cateparks, golf courses,
driving ranges, playgrounds, and other simiiar amenities.
RECREATION STRUCTURE: Any detached (i.e., not connected to any main structure or
structures) covering erected over a recreationaf amenity which is not a seasonal structure.
For the purposes of this title, recreation structures shal! constitute site coverage but shail not
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be subject to building bulk control standards. Any recreation structure is sub�ect to design
re�iew.
RECREATIONAL AMENITY: An exterior r�creation based impro�ement or facility including,
but not limited to, swimming pools, h�ot tubs, athletic fields and courts, ice rinks, skate parks,
golf courses, dri�ing ranges, playgrounds, and other similar amenities.
REDEVELOPMENT: The canstructian, impro�ement, alteratian, instalfation, erection,
expansion or change in use of any existing building, structure or other impro�ement in the
town that resu�ts in an increase in net flaor area or GRFA.
RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION: A building used for public worship by any number of
congregations, excluding buildings used exclus��ely for residential, educational, recreatianal
or other uses not associated witY� worship, Incl�des churches, chapels, cathedrals, temples,
and similar designations.
REMODELING: The alteration ar rena�ation of the interior only of an existing residential
dwelling unit in the town of Va�l, without any increase in GRFA.
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT: A de�elopment that includes at least one dwelling unit,
incl�ding singfe-family dwellings, two-family dwellings, multiple-fami(y dwellings, fractional
fee c�ub units, lodge dwellings units, attached accommodation units, and timeshare units.
ROOF, FLAT: A roof that is not pitch�ed and the surface of which is generafly parallel to the
ground.
ROOF, MANSARD: A roof with two (2) slopes on each of four (4) sides, the lower steeper
than the upper.
SATELLITE DISH ANTENNA: A dish shaped or parabolic shaped reception or transmissian
antenna wY�ich is more than two feet (2'} in diameter (including dishes stored or temporarily
placed for more than 1 day} for the reception andlor transmission of satellite signals,
[ncluding, but not limited to, tele�ision signals, AM radio signa�s, FM radio signals, telemetry
signals, data communications signafs, or any other reception or transmission signals using
free air space as a medium, whether for commerc�al ar pri�ate use.
SEASONAL PLANT PRODUCTS BUSINESS: Any person, corporation, company or
partnership which sells any "piant products" as defined in this sect�on. A seasonal plant
praducts business shall onEy operate as a condit�ona! use in zone districts where it is
allowed. A seasonal plant products business shail be entit[ed to not more tY�an two (2)
permits per fot for any one year, and each permit shail not exceed sixty (60} consecuti�e
days each. Whenever a seasona! plant products business is not in operation, all structures,
fi�ures, materials for sale and equipment relating to the business shall be remo�ed from the
site or location of operation within a period not to exceed se�enty two (72) hours.
SEASONAL USE OFi STRUCTURE: A temporary co�ering erected to accommodate or
extend educational, recreational, and cultural acti�ities. Such temporary co�erings may not
be in place for more than se�en (7) consecuti�e months of any twel�e (12) month period. For
the purposes of this title, a seasonai use or structure shall not constitute site co�erage and
sY�all not be subject to building bufk control standards. Any seasonal use or structure is
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sub�ect to design review.
SETBACK: The distance from a lot or site line, creek or stream measured horizontally to a
line or location within the lot or site which estabiishes the permitted location of uses,
structures, or buildings on the site.
SETBACK AREA: The area within a lot or site between a fot or site line and the
corresponding setback line within the lot or site,
SETBACK LiNE: A line or location within a lot or site which estab[ishes the permitted location
of uses, structures, or buiidings on the site.
SETBACK LINE, FRONT: The setback line extending the fu[l width of the site paralle! to and
measured from the front �ot or site line.
SETBACK LINE, REAR: The setback I�ne extending the full width of the site parallel to and
measured from the rear lot or site �ine.
SETBACK L1NE, SIDE: The setback line extending from the front setback line to the rear
setback Iine parallel to and measured from the side !ot or site line.
SEKUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESS: An adult arcade, adult store, adult cabaret, adu[t motion
picture theater or adult theater, except an estabiishment where a medical practitioner,
psychologist, psych�atrfst or similar professional licensed by the state of Co[orado engages
in approved and recognized sexual therapy.
SHOPS, BEAUTY AND BARBER: A facility where one or more persons @ngage in the
practice of cosmetology, incfuding hair, naif and skin care.
SHOPS, ELECTRONICS SALES AND REPAlR: A facility where home electronics are sold
and/or repaired on the premises.
SHORT TERM RENTAL: Shall be deemed to be a rental for a period of time not exceeding
thirty one {31) days.
SlTE: (See also definition of Lot Or Site.) A parcei of land occupied or intended to be
occupied by a use, building, or structure under the pro�isions of this title and meeting the
minimum requirements of this title. A lot or site may consist of a single lot of record, a portion
of a fot of record, a combination of lots of record or portions fhereof, or a parcel of land
described by metes and bounds.
SITE COVERAGE: The ratio of the total bu�iding area of a site to the total area of a site,
expressed as a percentage. For the purposes of calculating site coverage, "building area of
a site" shaEl mean that portion of a site occupied by any building, carport, porte-cochere,
arcade, and co�ered or roofed walkway constructed at, below, or abo�e grade as measured
from the exterior face of the sheathing of the perimeter wails or supporting columns.
For the purposes of this definition, a balcony or deck projecting from a higher elevation may
extend over a lower bafcony, deck or walkway, and in such case the higher balcony or deck
shail not be deemed a roof or co�ering for the lower bafcony, deck or wa[kway, In addition to
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the abo�e, bu�iding area shal! also include any portion of a roof o�erhar�g, ea�es, or co�ered
�tair, ���ere� �eck, c��ered p�rch, c��ered terrace or co�ered patio that extends more than
four feet (4`} from the exter�or face of the perimeter buifding walls or supporting columns.
SITE SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN: Shall mean and be fim�ted to a final major or minor
subdi�ision piat, or a special development district development plan.
SLOPE: The de�iation of a surface from the horizontal, expressed in percent or degrees and
calculated through rise o�er run.
SPA: A commercial estab[ishment pro�iding ser�ices including massage, body or facial
treatments, makeup consultation and application, manicures, pedicures and simifar ser�ices,
but excluding beauty and barber shops.
SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, MAJOR AMENDMENT (PEC ANDIOR COUNCIL
REVIEW): Any proposal to change uses; increase gross residential floor area; change the
number of dwelling or accommodation units; modify, enlarge or expand any appro�ed
special development district {other than �'minor amendments" as defined in this section),
except as pro�ided under section 12-1�-4, "fnterior Conversions", or 12-15-5, "Additional
Gross Residential Floor Area {2�0 Ordinance)", of this title.
SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, MINOR AMENDMENT {STAFF REVIEW}:
Modifications to building plans, site or [andscape plans that do not alter the basic intent and
character of the approved special development district, and are consistent with the design
criteria of chapter 9, articfe A of this tit[e. Minor amendments may inciude, but not be �imited
to, �ariations of not more than five feet (�') to approved setbacks andlor building footpr�nfs;
changes to [andscape or site plans that do not adversely impact pedestrian or �ehicular
circu�ation throughout the speciaf development district; or changes to gross floor area
(excluding residential uses) of not more than fi�e percenf {�%} of the appro�ed square
footage of retaif, office, common areas and other nonresidentiaf floor area.
STORAGE AREA: An area within a dwelling un[t which is designed and used specifically for
the purpose of storage and is nof required by the fatest ed�tion of the adopted b�ilding codes
to pro�ide either light, �enfilafion, or to comply with any code requirement for its funct�on or
existence.
STORE, CONVENIENCE FOOD: Commercial retail entity that special�zes in selling fast food
and beverage, and only includes counter service, not table ser�ice.
STRUCTURE: Anyfhing constructed or erected with a fixed location on the ground, but not
�ncluding poles, lines, cables, or other transmission or distribution facilit�es of public utilities,
or mailboxes or light fixtures. At the d�scretion of the design re�iew board, swimming pools
and tennis courfs may be exempted from this definition.
STUDIO: A buifding or portion of a building used as a place of work by an artist,
photographer, or an artisan in the field of lighf handicrafts, provEded that no use sha�l be
permitted or no process or equipment employed which is objectionable or injurious to
persons or property in the �icinity by reason of odor, fumes, dust, smoke, cinders, dirt, refuse
or wastes, noise, vEbration, ill�mination, glare, unsightliness, or hazard of fire or explosion.
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SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT: Any repair, reconstruction, or impro�ement of a structure,
the cost of which equals or exceeds fi�ty perc�nt (50%) ofi the marke�value of the structure.
Market �alue shall be determined by a qualified assessor designated by the administrator.
The market �alue of a structure is determined either: a) before the impro�eme�t or rep�ir is
started; or b) if the structure has been damaged and is being restored, before the damage
occurred. For the purposes of this definition "substantia[ impro�ement" is considered to
occur when the first alteration of any wall, ceiling, floor, or other structural part of the buifding
commences, whether or not that alteration affects the external dimensions of the structure.
The term does not, howe�er, include any project for impro�ement of a structure to compiy
with existing state or local health, sanitary, or safe�y code specifications which are solely
necessary to assure safe fi�ing conditions.
SUBSTANT�AL OFF SITE fMPACT: An im�act resulting from de�elopment or rede�elopment
on the surrounding neighborhood and public facilities in the �icinity of a de�elo�ment or
rede�elopment site ha�ing a considerabie amount of effect upon the area. For example,
substantial off site impacts may include, but are not limited to, the following: deed restricted
emp�oyee housing, roadway impro�ements, �edestrian waikway impro�ements, streetscape
impro�ements, stream tract/bank restoration, loading/defi�ery, public art impro�ements, and
similar impro�ements.
THEATER: An establishment for fhe rehearsal and �resentation of performing arts and/or the
showing of mo�ies or motion �ictures.
TIMESHARE ESTATE: Shall be defined in accordance with Colorado Re�ised Statutes
section 38-33-110.
TIMESHARE LfCENSE: A contractual right fo exclusi�e occupancy of specified �remises;
�ro�ided, that the occu�ancy of the �remises is di�ided into fi�e (5) or more separate time
periods extending o�er a term of more than two (2) years. The �remises may consist of one
parcel, unit or dwelling or any of se�eral �arcels, unifs or dwellings identified af the time the
iicense is created to be identified later. No timeshare is a fimeshare license �f if ineets the
definition of inter�af estate, timeshare or fime span estate.
TIMESHARE UNIT; A dwelfing unit which incfudes the fofiowing forms of interval property
ownership: fractional fee, timeshare estate, or �imeshare license, as appro�ed by the town of
Vaii. No offer of a fractional fee, timeshare esta�e, or timeshare license in a timeshare unit
shall be made exce�t pursuant to an appfication for registrat�on and certification as a
subdi�ision de�eloper of a timeshare �rogram or an exemption from registration ap�ro�ed by
the state of Colorado real es�ate commission pursuanf to Colorado Re�ised Statutes
12-6�-401 et seq., and �he ruies and regulations �romulgated pursuant fhere�o. Within ten
(10) days after recei�� of a written request, the de�eloper of a timeshare unit shafl �rovide to
�he staff of the department of communi�y de�eiopment a copy of the application or request
for exemption filed with the state of Co�orado real estate commission and/or e�idence of
appro�al of the ap�lication or request for exemp�ion.
TRANSPORTATiON BUSiNESS: A business which provides transporta�ion for persons in
the form of a shuttle service (e.g., �an transporta�ion) or by pro�iding automobiies for
cus�omers (e.g., car rental). Transportation businesses do no� include businesses pro�idfng
vehicfes for the transporfa�ion of goods or products including, but not [imited to, panel trucks,
mo�ing �ans and trucks, and o�her similar �ehicles.
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TRUSS TYPE STRUCTURAL SYSTEM: A structural system that inc�udes trusses used as
structural suppart, perpendicu[ar ta the outside walls, on the inside of a roof structure.
UNDERLYING ZONE DlSTRICT: The zone district existing on the property, or �mposed on
the property at the tEme the special deve�opment district �s approved.
USABLE OPEN SPACE; Outdoor space usabfe for outdoor living or recreational activit�es,
incl�ding patios, terraces, gardens, lawns, swimming pools, water features, or recreation
areas, and dec�CS or balconies, b�t excluding driveways, parEcing areas, access walks, utility
and service areas, and required setback areas. Patios used for restaurant and bar service
shall not be considered as usable open space.
USABLE �PEN SPACE, GROUND LEVEL: Usable open space pro�ided at grade or on
decks or similar strucfures nof more than ten feet (10') abo�e gro�nd leve! and accessible
from gro�nd le�el.
USE: The purpose for which a site or structure or portion thereof is arranged, designed,
intended, erecfed, mo�ed, aEfered, or enlarged, or for which either a site or structure or
portion thereof is or may be occupied or maintained.
USE, ACCESSORY: A �se or acti�ity that is s�bordinate and incidental to a perm[tted or
conditional use.
USE, C�NDITIQNAL: A use or activity with unique or special characteristics that requires
additional re�iew to ensure they are located properly with respect to the objectives of the
zoning regulations, and to ensure their compafibility with other surrounding uses and fhe
town at large. Due fo their unique characteristics and fhe potential for impacts to adjacent
uses, conditiona! uses are often allowed subject to specific limitations and conditions.
USE, PERMITTED: A princ�pal use or acti�ity a�lowed by right within a zone district.
VAIL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: The Vail comprehensi�e p[an is an advisory master plan for
the developmenf of the town of Vail, The Vail comprehensi�e plan is the compilation of
numerous pfanning documents that include the Vaii V�Ilage urban design guidelinesNail
Village design considerations (adopted June 11, 1980, and re��sed January �5, 1993), Ford
ParklDonovan Park master plan (adopted August 5, �985), land use plan (adopted
No�ember 18, 1988), Va�l Vi[lage master plan (adopted January 16, 1990}, streetscape
master plan (adopted November 20, 1991}, fransporfation master p�an (adopted January
1993), municipa! cemetery master plan (adopfed December 7, 1993), comprehensi�e open
]ands plan (adopted 1994}, en�ironmental strateg�c pfan (adopted �994), Ford Park
management plan (adopted Apri� 14, 1997}, Lionshead redevefopment master plan (adopted
December 15, 1998}, and art in publ�c places strategic plan (adopted No�ember 6, 2001).
VARIANCE: Permission to depart from fhe I�feral requirements of a zoning ordinance, as
further regu�ated by fhis title.
VEHICLE, COMMERCIAL: A vehicle that is designated for commercial use through �icensing
requirements by the state of Colorado.
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VEHICLE ST�RAGE YARD: An area where �ehicles are temporar�ly parked while awaiting
repair or disposition. Vehicfes stored in a �ehicle storage yard must be licensed �ehicles,
and no one �ehicle may remain in such a storage yard for more than one hundred twenty
(120) consecuti�e or nonconsecuti�e days in a one year period. A�ehicle storage yard does
not include the repa�r and ser�icing of �ehic�es or the remo�al and sale of �ehicle parts or
other accessories.
VESTED PROPERTY RfGHT: The right to undertake and complete the de�elopment and
use of property under the terms and conditions of the site specific de�elopment plan, and
shall be deemed estab�ished upon appro�al of a site specific de�elopment p�an.
VIEW CORRIDQR: An unobstructed location, position or area that permits an unhindered
panoramic �ista of particular interest or pleasure or unique �iew to a particuiar point from a
public place, adopted by ordinance, as further regulated by this title.
VIEW POINT QRIGINATION: The survey point, cafled out as the instrument in each legal
description defining a �iew corridor boundary, which is the basis for each �iew corridor.
ZONE DISTRICT: A specifically delineated area in the town of Vail with uniform regulations
and requirements which go�ern the use, placement, spacing, and size of land and buildings
as mapped on the town of Vail official zoning map.
ZQNING MAP: A map that specifies the boundaries of zone districts within the town of Vail.
(�rd. 22(2010) § 1 : Ord. 13(2008) § 1 ; Ord. 12{2008) § 1 : Ord. 8(2008) § 2: Qrd. 1(2008)
§ 1 : Ord. 39(2007) § 1: Ord. 32(2Q07) § 12: Ord. 28(2007) § 2: Ord. 22(2007) § 2: Ord.
8(2007) § 1: �rd. 7(2007) § 1 : Ord. 4(2006) § 1 : Ord. 2�2006) § 2: Ord. 29(2005) § 18: Ord.
24(2005) § 3: �rd_ 1�(2005) § 2: Qrd. 26(2004) �§ 1, 2: Qrd. 14(20Q4) § 1 : Ord. 33(2003)
§ 1 : Ord. 18(2003) § 1 : �rd. 5(2003) § 1 : �rd. 29(2402) § 2: Ord. 28(2Q02) § 2: Ord.
31(2Q01) § 2: Qrd. 24(2001) § 10: Ord. 19(2001) � 3: Ord. 17(2001) § 2: Ord, 5(2QQ1) § 6:
�rd. 9(2000) § 1: Ord. 23(1999) § 2: Ord. 22(1999) § 7: Ord. 3(1999) § 3: 1997 Code: Ord.
13(1997) § 1 : Ord. 1(1997) §§ 1, 2: Ord. 22(1996) § 1 : Ord. 14(199fi) § 1 : Ord. 6(1995) § 6:
Ord. 21(1994) §§ 1-7: Ord. 17(1994) § 1 : Ord. 33(1993) § 1 : Ord. 9(1993) §§ 1-5: Ord.
8(1992) §§ 1-3: Ord. 43(1991) §§ 1, 2: Qrd. 35(1991) § 1: Ord. 17(1991) § 2: Ord. 15(1991)
§ 1 : Ord. 27(1990) § 1: Ord. 31(1989) §§ 16-19: �rd. 32(1988) § 1 : Ord. 36(1987) § 1 : Ord.
9(19$5) § 1 : Ord. 41(1982) § 1(A-B): �rd. 26(1982) §§ 7, 8: Qrd. 23(1982) §§ 1, 2: Ord.
fi(19$2) § 1(a-c): Ord. 37(198Q) § 1 : Ord. 26(1980) § 1 : Ord. 16(1978) § 1 : Ord. 12(1978)
§ 1 : Ord. 30(1977) § 1 : Ord. 19(1976) § 2: Ord. 8(1973) § 1.600)
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�C7fV���'IONAL lJ�� R�RMI�`�
�2-16-� : PURPOSE; L1M�TATIONS:
In order to �rovide the flexibility necessary to achieve the objectives of this title, specified
uses are perm�tted in certain districts s�bject to the granting of a conditional use permit.
Because of their unusual or s�ecia! characteristics, conditional �ses require review and
e�aC�ation so that they may be located properly with respect to the purposes of this tit[e and
with respect to their effects on surrounding properties. The review process prescribed fn this
chapter is intende�{ to assure compatibility and harmonious �{eWeiopment between
con�{itional uses and surroun�{ing properties and the town at farge. Uses listecf as conditional
uses ir� the various districts may be permitfed s�bject to such conditiQns anct iimitations as
the town may pre5cribe to er�sure that fhe 'location and operat�on of t�e conditionaf uses will
be in accordanc� with de�elopment ob�ecti�es of the town an�{ wil! not be detrimentat to
other uses or properti�s. Where condifions cannot be devised to achieve these �bJecfives,
appfications for conditionaf use permits shall be der�i.ed. (Ord. 8(�973� § 18.100}
12-1fi-2: APPLICAT�QN; CQNTENTS:
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Application for a conditionaf use permit shall be made upon a form provided by the
administrator. The application shall be supported by documents, maps, p[ans, and other
material containing the following information:
A. Name and address of the owner and/or appl�cant and a statement that the applicant, if not
the owner, has the permission of the owner to make application and act as agent for the
owner.
B, Legal description, street address, and other identifying data concerning the site.
C. A description of the precise nature of the proposed use and its operating characterist�cs,
and measures proposed to make the use compatib[e with other properfies in the vicinity.
D. A site plan showing proposed deve[opment of the site, including topography, b�ilding
locations, parking, traffic circulat�on, usable apen space, landscaped area, and �tflities
and drainage feat�res.
E. Preliminary building plans and ele�ations sufficient to indicate the dimensions, genera[
appearance, scale, and interior pian of all buildings.
F. Such additional material as the administrator may prescribe or the app�icant may s�bmit
pertinent to the appfication and to the findings.prerequisite to the iss�ance of a
eonditional use permit as prescribed in section 1�-16-fi of this chapfer.
G. A list of the owner or owners o# record of the properties adjacent to the subject propertj+
which is s�bject of the hearing. Provided, however, notification of owners within a
condominium project s}�afl be satisfied by notifying the managing agent, or the registered
agent of the condominium project, or any member of the board of directors of a
condomini�am association. The list af owners, managing agent of the condomini�m
project, registered agent or members of the board of dErectors, as appropriafe, shafl
inelude the narrmes of the individuals, their mailing addresses, and the generaf description
of the properky owned or managed by each, Accompanying the Iist shall be stamped,
addressed e.nvelopes to each indi�id�al ar agent to be notified to be �sed for the mailing
of the notice of hearing. it wil[ be the applicant's responsibility to pro�ide th�s informafion
and stamped, addres5ed envelopes. Notice to the adjacent property owners sha[I be
mailed first cfass, postage prepaid.
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H. If the proper�y is owned in common (condorrminium association) or jointly wit� other
property owners such as dri�eways, AIB parcefs or C parcels in duplex subdi�isions, by
way of example and not [imitation, t�e written appro�al of the ofher proper#y owner,
owners or applicabie owners' association shafl be required. This can be either in the form
of a letter of approval or signature on the application. (Ord. 29(2005} § 38: Ord. 24(2000)
§ 2: Qrd. 49(1991) § 1 : Ord. 5a(�978) § 15: Ord. 3Q(1978) § 1 : �rd. 16�1978) § 4(a): Ord.
8(1973) § 18.2a0)
12-16-3: FEE:
The town counci� shall set a conditional use permit fee schedule sufficient to cover the cost
of town staff time and other expenses incidental to the review of the application. The fee
shall �e paid at the time of the application, and shall not �e refundabie. (Ord. 29(2005) § 38:
Ord. 8(1973) § 18.300)
12-16-4: HEARING:
Upon receipt of a conditional use permit application, the planning and environmental
commission s�afl set a date for �earing in accordance with subsection 12-3-6B of tnis title.
Notice s�a[� be given, and the hearing s�all be conducted in accordance w�tn s�bsections
12-3-6C and D of t�is tit�e. (Ord, 29(2005) § 38: Ord. 8(�973) § 18.4aa)
�2-16-5: PLANNING AND ENViRONMENTAL COMMISSION ACTION:
A. Possib�e Range O# Action: Within thirty (3a) days of the applicafion for a public hearing on
a conditional use permit, the planning and en�ironmental comm[ssion shall act on the
application. The cornmission may approve the appiicafion as submitted or rr�ay approve
the application su�jeet to such modificafions or conditions as it deems necessary to
accomplish the purposes of this title, or t�e commission may deny the application. A
conditional use permit may be re�ocable, may be granted for a limited time period, or
may be granted subject to such other condit�ons as the commission may prescri�e.
Conditions may include, but shall not be limited to, requiring spec�al set�acks, open
spaces, fences or walls, landscaping or screening, and street dedication and
improvement; regulafion of �enicular access and par�cing, signs, i�lumination, and ho�rs
and methods of operation; cor�trol of potenfiaf nuisances; prescription of standards for
maintenance of �uildings and grounds; and prescription of devefopment schedules.
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B. Variances: A conditional use permit shall not grant variances, �ut action on a variance
may �e considered concurrently with a conditional use permit app�ication on the same
site. Variances shall be granted in accordance with the procedure prescri�ed �n chapfer
�f7 of this title. (Ord. 29(2005) § 38: Ord. 16(19�8) § 4�b): Ord. 8(19�3) § 1�.500)
12-�6�6: CRITERIA; FlNDlNGS:
A. Factors Enumerated: Before acting on a conditional use permit application, the pl�nning
and environmenta� eommission snall consider the following factors with respect to the
proposed use:
�. Refationship and impact of the use on deve�opment abjectives ofthe town.
2. Effect of the use on iight and air, distribution of popu[afion, transpor�ation facilities,
utifities, schoofs, parks and recreatian facilities, and other public facilities and public
facilit�es needs.
3. Effect upon traffic, with par�icufar reference to congestion, automotive and pedestrian
safety and convenience, traffic flow ar�d control, access, maneuverability, and removai
of snow from the streets and parkir�g areas.
4, Effect �tpon the char.acter of#he area in which the proposed use is to �e located,
including the scale and bulk of the:praposed use ira relation to �urrou�ding uses.
5. Such other facto.rs and criteri.a as the commission deems appiicable to the proposed
use.
6. The enviranrnental impact repo�t concerr�ing the proposed use, if an environmentai
impact r-eport is required by cha�ter �2 of fhis title.
B. Necessary Findings: The planning ar�d environmenfal commis.sion shal� make the �
faElowing fiindings before granting a conditional use permi.t:
1. That the proposed location of the use is in accordance with the purposes of this title
and the purpases of the zane district in which the site is locafed.
2. That the proposed location of the use and the conditions under which it wou�d be
operated or m�intained wifl r�ot be detrirnental to the public health, safety, or welfare, ar
materially ir�jurious to properties or impra�ements in the vic�nity.
3. That the proposed use wili comply with each af the app�icable pravisions of this titie.
�Ord. 29(2005) § 38: Ord. 10�1998) § 9: Ord. 22(199�) § 3: �rd. 3��1980) § 1 ; Ord.
8(1973) § 18.600)
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12-16-7: USE SPEC�FIC CRITERIA AND STANDARDS:
The folfowing criteria and standards shal� be applicable to the uses listed below in
consideration of a condifional use permit. These criteria and standards shall be in addition to
the criteria and findings required by section 12-16-6 of this chapter.
A. Uses And Criteria:
1, Bakeries and confectioneries: The use shall be resfricted to preparation of products
specifically for saie on the premises.
2. Beauty and barber shops: Within the commercial core 1 and commercial core 2 zone
districts beauty and barber shops shall ha�e no exterior frontage on any public way,
street, walkway, or mall area. Within the Lionshead mixed use 1 and Lionshead mixed
use 2 zone districts beauty and barber shops shail ha�e no exterior frontage on any
primary or secondary pedestrian mall as defined by the Lionshead rede�elopment
master plan.
3. Brewpubs:
a. There shall be no exterior storage of suppfies, refuse, or materiaEs on the property
upon which the brewpub is operated.
b. The operator of the brewpub shall comply with the town's loading and deli�ery
regufations as set forth in this title.
c. Brewpubs wh�ch self beer or ale at wholesale or which sell beer for off site
consumption are aliowed so long as the total of wholesale sales and sales for off site
consumption do not exceed forty fi�e percent (45%) of the product manufactured by
the brewpub on an annual basis.
4. Commercial storage: No exterior frontage on any public way, street, walkway, or mali
area is permitted.
5. Con�enience food sfores:
a. Maximum store size shall be eight thousand {8,000) square feet.
b. No more than thirty three percent (33%) of the gross buiid�ng area of the entire
structure on site.
6. Major arcades:
a. No exterior frontage on any public way, street, walkway, or mall area is permitted.
b. Amusement de�ices shall nof be �isible or audible from any publ�c way, street,
walkway, or mal! area.
7. Tele��sion stations:
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a. The production room/studio shall be visible from the street or pedestrian mall.
b. The tefe�ision station shall �e "cablecast" only, requiring no additional antennas.
S. Timeshare unit or fractional fee club proposaf: Prior to the approval of a conditional use
permit for a timeshare estate, fractionaf fee, fractional fee club, or timeshare license
proposal, the following shall be conside�ed:
a. If the proposal for a fractional fee club is a redevelopment of an existing facility, the
fractional fee club shall mainta�n an equivalency of accommodation units as are
presently existing. Equivalency shall be maintained either by an equal number of
units or by square footage. If the proposal is a new development, it shall provide at
least as much accommodation unit gross residential floor area (GRFA) as fractional
fee club unit gross residential floor area (GRFA).
b. Lock off units and lock off unit square footage shall not be incfuded in the calcufation
when determining the equivalency of existing accommodation units or equivalency of
existing square footage.
c. The abifity of the proposed project to create and maintain a high level of occupancy.
d. Employee housing units may be required as part of any new or redevelopment
fractional fee c[ub project requesting density over that al[owed by zoning. The
number of employee housing units required w[ll be consistent with employee impacts
that are expected as a result of the project.
e. The applicant shall submit to the town a fist of all owners of existing units within the
project or building; and written statements from one hundred percent (100%) of the
owners of existing units indicating their approval, without condition, of the proposed
fractionaf fee club. No written approval shall be valid if it was signed by the owner
more than sixty (80) days prior to the date of fifing the application for a conditiona!
use.
f. Each of the fractional fee club units shalf be made available for short term rental in a
managed program when not in use by the club members. The project shal! include or
be proximate to transportation, retai� shops, eating an� drinking esfabiishments, and
recreation facilities.
9. Transportation businesses:
a. All vehicles shal[ be parked upon approved parking areas.
b. All vehicles shall be adequatefy screened from public rights of way and adjacent
properties, consisting of lantiscaping and berms, in combinafion with walls anti
fences, where �eemed necessary to reduce the deleterious effects of vehicle
storage.
c. The number, size an� location of vehic�es permitted to be stored shalf be determine�
by the planning and environmental commission based on the adequacy of the site
for vehicfe storage. Consideration shall be given to the adequacy of landscaping and
other screening methods to prevent impacts to adjacent properties and ofher
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commercial and/or residential uses.
d. Parking associated with transportat�on businesses shall not reduce or compromise
the parking required for other uses on site.
10. Home child daycare faciiity:
a. The maximum number of children shall be no more children than allowed by the
state of Colorado iicensing authority for a childcare home or a tota! of six (6)
children, whichever is more restrictive.
b. A state of Colorado license is required to operate a chi[dcare home and a current
copy of the ficense shali be kept on file in the town of Vail community de�elopment
department.
c. A conditional use permit for a home occupation to o�erate a home childcare facility
sha�l be valid for one year. The perm�t hofder shall be responsible for requesting
renewals and maintaining alf permits as current.
11. Funiculars and other similar conveyances:
a. Funiculars and other similar con�eyances shafl only be al[owed when des�gned for
the purpose of �roviding access to a residential dwelling, as determined by the
planning and en�ironmental commission.
b. Funiculars and other similar conveyances shail only be allowed when significant site
constraints prevent con�entional means of vehicuiar access to the residential
dwelling, as determined by the p[anning and environmenta[ commission. "Significant
site constraints" shalf be defined as natural features such as mature trees, natural
drainages, stream courses, and other natural water features, rocK outcroppings,
wetlands, excessi�e slopes, other natural features, and existing structures that may
create �ractical difficulties in the site planning and de�elopment of the �ot.
c. Funiculars and other similar conveyances shall only be allowed when designed to be
compatible with both the site u�on which they are located and the residential
dwe[ling to which they provide access, as determined by the planning and
environmentaf commission.
d. Funiculars and other similar con�eyances shall only be a[lowed when designed to be
appro�riately screened from �iew, as determined by the �ianning and environmental
commission.
12. Single-family and two-family residentia! dwellings in the L�onshead mixed use 1 zone
district: Singie-family and two-family residential dwelfings shal[ be allowed when:
a. Developed as �art of a coordinated mixed use de�elo�ment; and
b. A low density residential scale fs advantageous to create com�atibility with or a
transftion to other [ow density residentia] de�elo�ment in the �icinity of the
coordinated mixed use de�elopment; and
c. The single-family and two-family residential dwelfings are designed to the same
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generaf scafe and character of res�dential dwellings in residential zone districts that
allow sing�e-family and two-famify residential dwe[lings; and
d. The proposed coordinated mixed use de�eiopment containing the s�ng[e-family
andlor two-family residential dweflings is consistent with the intent and object[�es of
the �ionshead rede�elopment master pfan.
13. Business off�ces and professiona� offices in the residential cluster zone district:
a. Offices for physicians, dentists and similar medical practices shall be exc�uded in the
residential cluster zone district.
b. Business and professionai offices shal] be secondary to the residential use of the
district. The net floor area of the office use shall be no greater than fifteen percent
(15%) of the a�lowable gross residential floor area of the de�elopment site.
c. The sale of inercY�andise sha[I be prohibited.
d. �ff street parking shall be pro�ided in accordance with the pro�isions of chapter 10
of this title and shall be clearfy separate from the area designated for residential
parking.
e. No o�ernigY�t parking or storage of commercial vehicles associated with the
professionaf or business office use sl�afl be permitted,
f. S�gnage shall be permitted in accordance with subsection 11-G-3A, of tY�is code,
business signs within sign district 1 (title 11, "Sign Regulations") and shal! be subject
to review by t�e design review board.
g. The number of employees allowed in a business office or professional off�ce witl�in
t�e residentiaf cluster zone district sha11 not exceed one employee for each two
�undred (200) square feet of net floor area.
h. Homeowners' association appro�al shall be required of all cond�tional use permit
applications for a professional office or a business office witl�in t�e residential cluster
district, pursuant to subsection �2-11-4B�d of tY�is title.
14. Temporary business offices:
a. Offices for real estate agents shall be excluded.
b. The storage, sale, or dispiay of inerc�andise on the premises sl�all occupy less than
ten percent (�0%) of the office's ffoor area.
c. Off street parking shalf be pro�ided in accordance with cY�apter 10 of this title.
d. Signage sl�al! be pro�ided in accordance titfe �1 , "Sign Regulations", of th[s code.
e. The business and ser�ice acti�ities and transactions of a temporary business office
may on[y be conducted for a iimited time period, not to exceed tf�ree (3) years.
Unless the time period is fimited to a shorter duration, the appro�al of a conditional
use permit for a temporary business office shall expire and become �oid witY�in three
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(3} years fram the initial date af approval.
The planning and environmental commission may grant a subsequent extension to a
conditiona! us� permit approval to allow a temporary business office to confinue
activities and transactions beyond the original time period limif, if the commission
determines speciai circumstances and/or conditions exist to warrant such an
extension. An extension may oniy be granted far the minimum time period necessary
to #acilitate specific redevelopment construction acti�ities that achieve the town's
goals, policies, and objectives, but in no e�ent may such an extension be allowed #or
more than three (3) years wifhout additional re�iew.
f. A conditional use �ermit approval for a temporary business office shall be reviewed
by the planning and environmental commission on an annual basis to verify the
applicant's compliance with fhe conditions of approval.
f 5. Business offices and professionaf offices in the hausing (H} district:
a. Business and professionai offices shafl be secondary to the residential use of the
district. The nef floor area of the office use shall be not greater than fifteen percent
(15%} of the net floor area of the deveiopmenf site.
b. The sale of inerchandise shafl be prohibifed.
c. Off street parking shafl be provided in accordance with the provisions of chapter 10
of fhis fitle and shafi be clearly se�arate from the area designated for residential
par�cing.
d. No overnighf parking or storage of commercial vehicles assoc�ated with fhe
professional or bus�ness office use shall be permitted.
e. Signage shali be permitted in accordance with subsection 11-6-3A of this code,
business signs within sign district 1, and sha[1 be subject to design review.
f. The number of employees aflowed in a business office or professional office within
the housing district shall not exceed one empfoyee for each two hundred (200)
square feet of net floor area.
g. Homeowners' association or property owner approval shall be required of all
conditional use permit applications for a professional office or a business off�ce
within the housing (H} district pursuant to subsection f 2-11-4B1 d of this code.
16. Sexuaily oriented businesses:
a. Sexuaily oriented businesses shafi be [ocated a minimum of five hundred feet (500')
from any:
(f) Relig�ous instifution;
(2) Public park;
(3} Library;
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(4) State licensed daycare facility;
(5) School or educational facility serving persons under eighteen {18) years of age;
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(6) Any other sexuaf�y oriented business.
b. The distance between any two {2) sexuafly oriented businesses shafl be measured
in a straight line, without regard to inter�ening structures, from the closest exterior
structura! wall of each business. Distance between any sexually oriented business
and any refigious institution, school or pubfic park shall be measured in a stra�ght
1ine, without regard to intervening structures, from the nearest portion of the structure
used for the sexually oriented business to the nearest property line of the religious
institution or school, or the nearest �oundary of the public park.
c. Sexually explicit advertisements or other promotional displays for sexually oriented
�usinesses that are harmful to minors shall not be �isible to minors from
pedestrianways, walkways or other public areas.
d. Sexuafly oriented �usinesses shall obtain a �icense pursuant to title 4, "Business
And License Regulations", of this code, as a condition of appro�al for a conditiona�
use permit. (Ord. 1{2011) § 1: Ord. �3(2008) § 3: �rd. 35(2047) § 3: Qrd. 22(2Q07)
§ 3: Ord. 33(2QQ6) § 2: Ord. 29(2QQ5) § 38: �rd. 36(2003) § 1 : Ord. 33(2003) § 1 :
Ord. 31(2p01) § 6: Ord. 17(20Q1) § 2: Qrd. 10(1998) § 11)
12-�6-8: PERMIT APPROVAL AND EFFECT
Approvai of a condit�onal use permit, or an amendment to an existing conditional use permit,
shall lapse and become void if a �uilding permit is not obtained and construction not
commenced and diligently pursued toward compfetion or the use for which the appro�al has
been granted has not commenced within two (2) years from when the appro�af becomes
final. Approval of a conditional use permit shall also lapse and become �oid if the use for
which the approval has been granted is discontinued for a period of two (2) years, regardless
of any intent to resume operation of the use. (�rd. 12(2QQ8) § 2G)
12-16-9: CONFLlCTlNG PROVISIQNS:
In addition to the conditions which may be prescribed pursuant to this chapter, a conditional
use shall also be subject to all other procedures, permits, and requirements of this chapter
and other applica�[e ordinances and regufations of the town. fn the e�ent of any conflict
between the provisions of a conditionaf use permit and any other permit or requirement, the
more restrictive provision shaEl prevail. {Ord. 10(1998) § 1 Q: Ord. 8(�973) § �$.9QQ)
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12-16-10: AMENDMENT PROCEDURES:
A. The administrator may approve amendments to an existing conditianal use permit
(including, but not Iimited to, additions to buifdings and structures assaciated with the
use, changes to the operation of the use, changes to the previous conditions of approval,
etc.} if the administrator determines the amendment meets the following criteria:
1. The amendment is in accordance with all appficable elements of this code and the Vail
comprehensive plan; and
2. T�e amendment does not alter the basic character or intent of the or�g�nal condit�ona!
use permit; and
3. The amendment wili not adversely affect the pubfic health, safety, and welfare.
B. Ail amendments to an existing conditional use permit not meeting t�e above listed criteria,
as determined by the administrator, shafl be reviewed by t�e planning and environmental
commission in accordance with the procedures described in section 12-16-5 af this
chapter. (Ord. 12(2008} § 27}
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Chapter �
PUBLIC NUISANCES
5-1-1 : DEFiNlTIONS:
NUiSANCE: .For the purpose of this code, a nuisance is hereby defined as any act or
condition which endangers the public health or environment or results.in annoyance or
discamfort to the pubiEC or damage to any property or in�ury to any person.
PERSON: As used in this chapter means a natural person, corporation, business trust,
estate, tr�st, partnership, assaciation, jaint stack company, joint �enture, two (2} or more
persons having a joint or common interest, any other legal or commercial entity, or a
receiver, executor, trustee, conservator or other representati�e appointed by order of any
court. {1997 Code: Ord. 18(1966} § 1)
5-1-2: DESIGNATED GENERALLY:
Each of the actions or conditions set out in sections -5 1_� through 5�1-1� of this chapter shall
be deemed to be a �ublic nuisance and may be proceeded against according to the
provisions af this chapter, {Ord. 18{1966) § 2)
5-1-3: KEEPING JUNK:
The storing or keeping by any person within the town of any old articles or materia{s which
may be classified as junk, adjacent to or in clase praximity to any public buiEding, pub�ic �ark
or grounds, business buiidings or residences withaut first pro�iding fuliy enclosed buildings
for the storage of t�e same, s�afl be deemed a public nuisance. It is specifically provided
that trash, garbage and refuse and trash, garbage and refuse cantainers, barrels and cans
must be obscured from �iew and not accessible to scavenging animals. lt is further
specifically provided that "junk" as referred to in this chapter sha[I be expressly deemed to
include, without limitation, any motor vehicle t�at �s incapable of a{�eration under i#s own
pawer. A motor �ehicle shaif be presumed incapable of operation if it has remained �n one
location far a period �n excess of t�irty (30) days. (Ord. 16{�968) § � : Ord. 15(19�8) � 1 : Ord.
18{1966) § 2{b))
5�1-4: DEPOSITING WASTE
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The throwing, depositing, scattering by any person or the permitting by any person of the
throwing or scattering of any waste or other materiaf of any kind upon any sidewalk, stree�,
alley, pu�lic passageway, pu�lic park, open area or upon any private property wi�h�n the �own
shall be deemed a publ�c nuisance. (Ord. 18(1966) § 2(c})
5-1-5. ABATEMENT QF MOUNTA�N PINE BEETLE�:
(Rep. by Ord. 23(2007) § 1)
5-�-fi: NOXIOUS WEEDS:
A. Piants Listed: All plan�s declared noxious weeds pursUant to the town of Vail weed
management plan, which shall f�e annualfy reviewed and updated in compliance with fhe
Colorado Revised Statutes, section 35-5.5-101 et seq., "the Colorado noxious weed act".
B. Declaration Of Nuisance: Any and afl plants designated noxious weeds by the town are
declared to be a public nuisance. Suc� action may be taken as is available for nuisance
aba�ement under the laws of this state and f�e town, and as �own council, in �heir sole
discre�ion, deem necessary.
C. Removal Of Noxious Weeds Required By Property Owner: Property owners within the
town shall �e responsible for the eliminat�on of noxious weeds from �heir property within
ninety (90} days of �he effective da�e hereof. Sucn removal shafl �e accompl�shed in an
ecologically feas��le and environmentalfy safe manner in accordance with all applicable
laws, ordinances, rules and regulations.
D. Enforcement: The town s�all have the right to enter upon any premises, land, or p{ace,
whether pu�lic or private, during reasonable �usiness hours or upon proper notice for the
purpose of inspecting for the existence of noxious weeds, and shall have the right to
propose, impiement or enforce the managemenf of noxious weeds upon such lands in
accordance with the provisions of Colorado Revised StatUtes sect�ons 35-5.5-108.5 and
109.
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E. Ad�isory Board: T�e Vail town council shaf� be the local ad�isory board for all s�ate and
focal noxious weed statutes, ordinances and regulations. The mayor shal[ be ��e chair
and t�e mayor pro tem shall be the secretary. A majority of �he members of the board
shall const�tute a quorum.
F. Penalty: Viaiatian af this sec�ion shall be subject to penalty as pravided in sectian 1-4-i af
this code, in additian to any other remedies provided herein or allawed by ordinance, law,
rule, or regulation. {Ord. 6(2DD4) § 1: 1997 Code: Ord. 19{1993} § 1)
5-1-7: NOiSE PROHlBITED:
A. Prohibited Act; The making and creating of an excessi�e or an unusually loud noise at
any location within �he town heard and measured in a manner hereinafter se�forth, shall
be unlawful, excep� when made under and in comp�iance with a permi� issued �ursuant
to subsection E of �his section.
B. Definition: An "excessive or unusualiy loud noise" shall be defined as follows:
1. Noise of any duration which exceeds the af�owable noise limit for the zane in wh�ch the
noise source is foca�ed by fifteen (15) decibeis.
2. A noise, one minute or more in duration out of any ten {1 D) minu�e period, which
exceeds the a�lowable noise limit tor the zone in which the noise source is located by
ten (10) decibels.
3. A noise of fi�e (�} minutes in duration and a totai of fi�e {5) m�nutes ou� of any ten {10)
minute period, which exceeds the allowable noise lim�t for the zone in wh�ch the noise
so�rce is [acated by three (3) decibels.
C. Sound Measurement Standard: For the purpose of determining and class�fying any noise
as excessive or unusually loud as declared to be unlawful and prohi�ited by th�s section,
the noise shall �e measured on a decibei or sound levei meter of standard design and
quality o�erated on �he A weighting scale.
1. If the noise so�rce is ]ocated on pri�ate property, the noise shall be measured at or
beyond the property line of the pro�eriy on which the noise source is located.
2. If the noise source is located on �ubfic property, the noise shafl �e meas�red no closer
than ten feet {10') from the noise source.
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D. Aflowab�e Limits: Tne following shall be the allowable noise limits for fhe time periods and
zones specffied:
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� Of Property On ! Maximum Number Of Maximum Number Of
�� Which Source Of a Decibefs Permitted From Decibe[s Permitted From
Noise Is Located _�� � 7�00 A.M. To 11:QQ P.M. � 11 :00 P,M. To 7:OQ A.M�
;� All residential zones � 55 decibels 50 decibels
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E. Permit To Exceed Limits: Applications for a specified permit to exceed noise level
designated in this section may be made to the town manager or duly authorized
representat�ve. The town manager or duly authorized representafive may grant the relief
as applied for if helshe finds tne following:
1. Tnat additional time is necessary for the appficant to alter or modify sucn activity or
operation to comply with this section.
2. The activity, operation or noise source will be of temporary duration, and cannot be
done in a manner that will compiy with subsection A of this section.
3. That no other reasonab�e alternati�e is a�ailab�e to the applicant.
4. Tnat the permit is necessary for the community's cultural, nistorical or social �enefit.
The town manager may prescribe any conditions or reau�remenfs deemed necessary
to min�mize ad�erse effects upon the community or the surrounding neighf�orhood,
including, but nof lim�fed to, specific times or functions of the noise on location of the
noise source. Any permit granted by the town manager under this section shall contain
all cond�tions upon which the permit has �een g�anted and shall specify a reasonable
time that the permit shall �e effective.
F. Exceptions: Tne maximum permissible noise ]imits for the times and zones specified in
subsect�on D of this sect�on shaif not apply to sound emitted from fhe fol[owing:
1. Any autnorized emergency vehicle when responding to an emergency call or acting in
time of an emergency;
2. Activities of a temporary duration permitted by faw and for which a license or permit
therefor has been granted by the town, including, hut not limited to, parades and
fireworks displays;
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3. Any construction equipment operated upon a residentiai, commerc�a�, industrial, or
public premises during the time period between se�en o'clock (7:00) A.M, and seven
o'clock (7:00) P.M.; provided, howe�er, that the operation of the construction equipment
during the hours of se�en o'clock (7:00) A.M. and se�en o'cfociC (7:00) P.M. shaiE not
exceed ninety (90) decibels;
4. Any snowmaking equipment;
5. Any motor �ehicles designated for and operated on the publ�c streets, alleys, highways
or freeways;
6. The sounds of any permitted belfs or chimes or the amplified reproductions of the
sounds of any bells or chimes played between the hours of eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. to
seven o'clock (7:00) P.M., pro�ided that said sounds shall not exceed eighty (80)
decibels.
G. Motor Vehicle Noise:
1. Type Of Vehicle; Time Period: No person shaf� operate nor shall the owner perm�t the
operation of any motor �ehicle or comb�nation of motor vehicles at any time or place
when such operation exceeds the following noise levels for the category of motor
�ehicle and for the designated time period specified in the table set forth befow. The
standards set forth in this table shall apply to alf noise emitted from motor �ehic�es
including any and alf equipment thereon, under any conditions of acceleration,
deceferation, idle, greater foad, and whether or not in motion. Maximum allowable
noise le�e�s for motor �ehicles shall be as follows:
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� Vehicles weighing less � Any time 80 decibels � 25 feet �
; than �0,000 pounds, � , :
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more than 10,000 � � �
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2. Exhaust Muffler3: It is unlawful for any person to dri�e or mo�e or for the owner of any
motor vehicle to permit to be dri�en or mo�ed, any motor �ehicle or combination of
motor vehicles at any time which is not equipped with an exhaust muffler. It is unlawful
for any person or for the owner of any motor �ehicfe to change or modify the exhaust
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muffler, air intake mufffer, or any other sound reducing de�ice in such a manner that
the no�se emitted from the motor �ehicle: a) exceeds the noise le�els as estab[ished in
the maximum allowable noise level table for motor vehicles, or b) is increased abo�e
the sound pressure le�el of the �ehicle as originally manufactured.
3. ldling Engines:
a. It shall be unlawfui for any person to idle or permit the idling of the engine of any
bus, truck, or any motor �ehicle of any kind whatsoe�er, for a period of time in
excess of twenty (20) minutes with�n the town limits.
b. Notwithstanding subsection G3a of this section, it shall be un[awful for any person to
permit any idling whatsoe�er of the engine of any unattended bus, truck or any motor
�ehicfe, except for refrigeration �ehicfes, within the Lionshead mixed use 1,
Lionshead mixed use 2, commercial core 1 or the commerc�al core 2 zone districts of
the town.
H. Amplified Sounds:
1. Purpose: The town council enacts this legislation for the purpose of securing and
promoting the public comfort, safety, and welfare of its citizenry. While recognizin� that
cer�ain uses of sound amplifying equipment are protected by the const�tutionaf ri�hts of
freedom of speech and assembly, the council ne�ertheless feels obligated to
reasonably regulate the use of sound amplifying equipment in order to protect the
correfati�e constitutionai rights of the citizens of this community to privacy and freedom
from public nuisance and loud and unnecessary noise.
2. Prohibition And Regulation: It shall be unlawful for any person other than the personnel
of law enforcement or governmental agencies to install, use, or operate within the town
a loudspeaker or sound amplifying equipment in a fixed or mo�able position or
mounted upon any sound truck for the purposes of gi�ing instructions, directions, talks,
addresses, lectures, or transmit or project music to any person or assembfage of
persons in or upon any public street, alleys, sidewalks, park or place, or public
property, except when instal[ed, used, or operated �n compliance with the foilow�ng
pro�isions:
a. In a�l residential zones, no sound amplifyin� equipment shalf be installed, operated
or used for commercia[ purposes at any time.
b. The operation or use of sound amplifying for noncommercial purposes in all
residential zones and within one hundred feet (100') thereof, except when used for
regularly scheduled operati�e functions by any schoo[ or for the usua[ and customary
purposes of any church is prohibited between the hours of four thirty o'clock (4:30)
P.M. and nine o'clock (9:00} A.M. of the followin� day.
c. At the Gerafd R. Ford Amphitheater located within Gerald R. Ford park, the
operation or use of sound ampl�fying equipment for commercia] purposes is
prohibited between the hours of twel�e o'ciock (12:QQ} midnight and eight o'c[ock
(8:00} A.M. of the following day.
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d. In all other zones, except such portions thereof as may be included within one
hundred feet (�00') of any residential zone, the o�eratian or use of sound amplifying
equipment for commercia[ purposes is prohibited between the hours of ten o'clock
(10:00) �.M. and eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. of the foiEowing day on Sunday through
Thursday, and between the hours of ele�en o'clock {11 :00) P.M, and eight o'clock
(8:00) A.M. of the following day on Friday and Saturday.
e. In afl other zones, except such portions thereof as may be included within one
hundred feet (�00') of any residential zone, the operat[on or use of sound amplifying
equipment for noncommercial purposes is prohibited between the hours of ten
o'clock (�0:00) P.M. and se�en o'clock (7:00) A.M. of the following day. The only
sounds permitted shail be either music, human speech, or both.
The sound emanat�ng from sound amplifying equipment shall be [imited in �oiume
and intensity for the times such sound is perm�tted by subsection H2 of this section
shal[ be as set forth in subsection D of this section. In no e�ent, shall the sound be `
loud and raucous or unreasonably jarring, disturbing, annoying, or a nuisance to
reasonab�e persons of normal sensiti�ity within the area of audibility.
3. Permit Required: It shal] be uniawful for any person, business or carporation to operate
sound amplifying equipment in accordance with this chapter without first obtaining a
permit from the town. Appfication for such permits will be on forms pro�ided by the
town. The following information shall be pro�ided by the applicant:
a. Name, address and telephone number;
b. The place or places the applicant wif! be playing amplified sound;
c. The dates and times the applicant wil[ be play�ng amplified sound.
Afl perm�ts shall be �alid for a period af one calendar year.
I. Appeal: Appeal of any action of the town manager or duly aut�orized representative
pursuant to subsections E and H of this section, denying the issuance of a perrrmit to
exceed the noise ie�el or to play amplified sounds, may be filed within thirty {30) days
following such action with the town council which shall hear said appeal in accordance
with its rules of procedure. The town council may confirm, re�erse or modify the actions
of the town manager or his/t�er duly authorized representative.
J. Pena[ty: Any person, partnership, association, or corporation con�icted of a violation of
any provisian af this section sha[l be subject to penalty as pro�ided in section �-4-1 of
this code.
K. Four Day Limit:
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1. Any person wishing to play "amplified sounds" as defined in subsection H of this
section during any period not to exceed four (4) consecuti�e days shall not be required
to provide the �nformation set forth in subsection H3 of this section in such person's
application.
2. Upon the receipt of an application to play ampfified sound during any period not to
exceed four (4) consecuti�e days, the town manager, without the necessity of a public
hearing, shail either grant or deny the application after consideration of all the rele�ant
factors. Before the town manager shall grant any such application, the town manager
shafl be required to make the findings set forth in subsection E4 of this section. (Ord.
14(2007) § 1 ; Ord. 3(1999) § 10; Ord. 2p(1988) § 1 : 1997 Code: Ord. 15(1988) § 1 :
Ord, 26(1984) § 1: Ord. 32(1982) § 1 : Ord. 1(1981) § 1)
5-1-8: MUFFLERS�:
The operation of a motor�ehicle within the town which is not at all times equipped with a
muffler in good working order upon the exhaust thereof and En constant operation to pre�ent
excessi�e or unusual noise, or the use, by any person operating a motor�ehicie within the
town, of a cutout, bypass or sim�lar mu�fler elimination appliance shall be deemed a public
nuisance. (Ord. 18(1966) § 2(e))
5-i-9: !CE AND SNOW OVERHANGS AND ACCUMULATIONS:
A. Located O�er Public Property Or Ways: No owner, occupant or manager of any real
property or impro�ement thereon shall allow or permit ice or snow to project or o�erhang
from any roof, ledge or other part of the structure or building owned, managed or
occupied by such person where the projection or o�erhang constitutes a hazard or
reasonable possibifity that the ice or snow projection or o�erhang (or water resulting
therefrom) might fail, collapse or drop onto any sidewalk, street, afiey, publ�c way, park or
any other publ�ciy used way.
B. Accumulations On Buildings: No owner, occupant or manager of any real property or
impro�ement thereon shall allow or permit ice or snow to accumulate on the roof or any
other part of the structure or buifding owned, occupied or managed by him or her where
the accumulated ice or snow constitutes a hazard or reasonab[e possibility of sl�d�ng off
the building onto any sidewaik, street, alley, pub�ic way, park or any other public�y used
way. (Ord. 9(1978) § 1)
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5-1-1Q: ICE, SNOW AND QBSTRUCTIONS ON SIDEWALKS:
A. Duty To Clear Sidewafks: It shall be the d�ty of every owner or occ�pant of any lot,
property, or parcei of land within the town, or his/her agent, to keep the sidewalks in the
p�blic right of way on or adjacent to such �ot or parcel of land, free and clear of and from
snow, ice, mud, and af1 other obstructions. It is unlawful to fail to Keep the sidewalks free
and clear of snow, ice, mud, and a!I other obstruct�ons. Snow, ice, m�d, and other
obstr�ctions c�eared from sidewalks shaEl not be deposEted in publ�c streets or alleys.
B. Notice To Responsibfe Person: If the town manager or his/her designee fir�ds that any
portion of a sidewalk has not been cleared of snow, ice, mud, and other obstr�ctions as
req�ired by subsection A of this sectian and that a hazardo�s condition exists, the town
manager or designee shalf notify the owner or manager of any property, the lessee
leasing the premises or any adult occupant of a single-family dwelling that such person
must remo�e the snow within twenty four (24) hours. Notice under this subsection is
sufficient if hand delivered or telephoned to the owner, manager, lessee, or occ�pant.
C. Town Abatement For Noncompliance: If the person so notified fails to remo�e the snow as
required by the notice set forth in subsection B of this section, the town manager or
his/i�er designee may cause the snow removal to be done to meet the requirements of
this section and charge the cost thereof, plus an additional amount up to twenty fi�e
dollars ($25.00) for administrati�e costs to the person so notified.
D, L�en; ff any person fa�ls or refuses to pay any charge imposed under this section, the town
manager may, in addition to takfng other collection remedies, certify d�e and unpaid
charges to the Eagle County treasurer for coflection. (Ord. 3(1992) § 1 : Ord. 1(1968) § 1 :
Ord. 18(1996) § 2(g))
5-1-11 : CONSTRUCTION WORK LIGHTING:
The purpose of this section is to minimize the possible negati�e effects of construction work
lighting on adjacent properties within the town.
A. All artificial I�ght sources operated for the purpose of illuminating construction worK
acti�ities shall be directed internally to the de�elopment site toward the specific
construction work area or on site objects in�ended to be illuminated. Any artificial l�ght
sources operating between sunset and sunrise for the purpose of ill�minating
construction worK acti�ities directed at an adjacent property or pubfic way within the town
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shall be deemed a public n�isance.
B. All artificial lig�t sources operated for the purpose of illummating construction work
acti�ities shail cease operation once the associated construction acti�it�es ha�e ceased.
Any artificial light source operating between sunset and sunrise for t�e purpose of
illuminating construction work acti�ities that remains in operation after the associated
construction acti�ities ha�e ceased shail be deemed a publfc nuisance.
C. This section shall not appfy to lighting required for identifying hazards or illuminating road
construction.
D. This section shall not apply to any outdoor lighting otherwise regu[ated �y section
14-10-7, "Outdoor Lighting", of this code. {Qrd. 4(2009) § 1)
5-1-12: CREATIQN QF NUISANCE PROHIB�TED:
No person shall perform any act or acts constituting a nuisance under sections 5-1-2 thro�gh
5-1-11 of this chapter nor shall any person create, keep, maintain, or allow or cause to be
created, kept, maintained or to exist any nuisance set forth in sections 5�1-2 through 5-1-11
of this chapter within the town. (�rcl. 4�2049) § 1)
5-1-13: INVESTIGATION; ABATEMENT NOTICE:
The town council or any person specifically authorized by the council shall in�estigate into
e�ery public nuisance within the town, and the town council shall ha�e the power to defi�er a
req�est for abatement to any person in controi of any publ�c nuisance. Any request for
abatement deli�ered by the town counci[ shall be in writing and shall state the nature of the
nuisance or nuisances which are to be abated and shall spec�fy a reasonabie time within
which such nuisance or nuisances are to be abated. It is the duty of any person �n control of
any public n�isance within the town to abate the nuisance upon recei�ing a request for
abatement from the town councif within the time specified in the request. {prd. 4{2009) § 1)
5-1-14: ABATEMENT PROCEDURE:
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In addition to or in piace of proceeding under section �-1-13 of this chapter against any
person who is believed to have violated or to be v�olating any of the provisions of this
chapter, the town council may direct the town attorney to bring an action in the municipal
court for the town to abate and restrain any nuisance set forth in sections �-1-2 through
5-1-11 of this chapter within the town; provided, that any action to abate and restrain any
such nuisance shall operate as a bar to any subsequent proceedings under section 5-1-13 of
this chapter for the violation of any of the provisions o# this chapter where the violat�on
occurred prior to the action to abate or restrain the nuisance, and no testimony given by the
defendant at any hearing in an action to abate or restrain the nuisance shall be admissibie
against such person in any proceeding under section 5-1-13 of this chapter instituted for any
�iolation of the pro�isions of this chapter occurring subsequent to the hearing. (Ord. 4(2009)
§ 1)
5�1�15: CIV1L REMEDY NOT PRECLUDED;
No provision of this chapter shall be construed as prohibiting any private person from
bringing any action, seeking any remedy or taking any step with respect to any nuisance set
forth in sections 5-1-2 through 5-1-11 of this chapter as that person may be authorized or
permitted to bring, seek, or take under state �aw. (Ord. 4(2Q09) § 1)
5-i�i6: VIOLATiON; PENALTY:
Any person con�icted of �iolating any of the pro�isions of this chapter shall be punished as
provided in section 1-4-1 of this code; prov�ded, that each separate act in �iolation of the
prov�sions of this chapter, or each and every day or portion thereof during which any
separate act in violation of th�s chapter is committed, continued, or permitted, shall be
deemed a separate offense. (Ord. 4(20a9) § 1)
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Chapter 12
EN1/1R�NiV�ENTAL E�fIPACT REF�QRTS
12-�2-1 : PURPOSE:
Submission and re�iew of an en�ironmentaf impact report on any pri�ate developmer�t
proposal or public pcoject which may aifect to any significant degree the q�ality of the
enuiror�ment in the town or in surrounding areas is required to achie�e the fol[owfng
Ob��CtIV�S:
A. A�ailability Of inforrnation; To ensure that comp�e#e information on #he en�iranrnental
effects of the proposed project is a�ailabl.e #o th� town council; the planning and
en�ironmen�ai commission, and the generaf pubfic.
B. En�ironmental ,Protection A Criterion: To ensure that long tsrm protecfion of tne
environmen# is a g�iding criterion in prQject pEanning, and that land �se and de�elopmen:t
decisions, both pui�fie and pri�at�, tal�e into account the refati�e rnerit_s of pos5ib(e
alte.rnative actions.
C. Review And E�alUat�on Proc�dure: Ta pro�ide procedures for local r_euiew and eval�ation
of th� environmental �.ffects of'pro�osed prQjects prior to �ran�ir�g of permits or. otner
authoriza#[ans for commencement af d'eve[opment,
D. Avoid Geoiogic Hazard Areas: To ensure that buildings are not constructed in geologic
hazard areas, i�y way af i[]ustration, floodplains, avalanche paths, rockfalE areas, where
sUCh nazard cannot practicaliy be mitigated to the satisfaction of the planning and
enviror�mer�tal commissian and the town councif.
E. Protect Water Quafity: To ensure that the quality of surface water and �ra�nd water within
the town w�f I be protected from adverse impacts and/or d�gradation due to construction
activities. {Ord. 29(2005) § 31 : Ord. 37(1980) § 10: Ord. 19{1976) § 14: Ord. 8{1973)
§ 16.100}
�2-12-2: APPLICABILfTY:
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An en�ironrrmentaf irnpact report shafl be submitted to the administrator for any project for
which s�c� a repor� is required by federal or state law, or for any project which the
administrafor determines may significantly ck�ange the en�ironment, either during
construction or an a confinuing basis, in ane or more of the following respects:
A. Alters an ecofogical un[t or land form, such as a ridgeline, saddle, draw, ravine, hiils�de,
cfiff, slope, creek, marsh, watercourse, or other natural landform feature.
B. Directly or �ndirectly affects a wildlife habitat, feeding, or nesting ground.
C. Alters ar remo�es nati�e grasses, trees, shruhs, or other�egetati�e co�er.
D. Affects the appearance or character of a significant scenic area or resource, or in�ol�es
bui�dings or other structures that are of a siZe, hulk, or scale that would be in marked
contrast to natural or existing urban features.
E. Potenfi:ally resulfs in avalanc�e, landslide, siltation, settlement, flood, or other land form
change or hazard to health and safety:
F. Discharges toxic ar thermally abnormaf substances, or in�ol�es use of herbicides or
pesticides, ar emits smoke, gas, steam, dust, or other partic�tlate matfer.
G. ln�ol�es any process which resu[ts in odor that may be objectionable or damaging. �
H. Requires any waste treatment, cooifng, or settlement pond, or re�uires transportation of
solid or liquid wastes to a treatment or disposa( site.
I. Discharges significant volumes of solid or liquid wastes.
J. Has the potential ko strain the capacity of existing ar pfanned sewage disposal, storm
drainage, or other �ttility systems.
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K, In�olves any process which �ene�ates noise that may be offensi�e or damaging.
L. Either displaces significant n�mbers of people or results in a significant increase in
popu�ation.
M. Preempts a site with potentia( recreational or open space �afue.
N. Alters local traffic patterns or causes a significant increase �n traffic �olume or transit
service needs.
O. Is a part of a larger project which, at any future stage, may invoi�e any of the impacts
listed in this section. (Ord. 29�2005) § 3�: Ord. 8(1973) § 16.20D)
12-�12-3; EXE{1lIPT PROJECTS;
An en�ironmentaE impact report shall not be required for the following projects;
A. Alteration, repair and maintenance of existin� structures and site impro�ements,
B. A phase of a project for wl�ich an en�ironmental impact report previously was submitted
and re�iewed covering the entire project, provided that the project was appro�ed and not
subsequently altered.
C. A project which, on tl�e basis of a preliminary environmenta[ assessment co�ering each of
the factors prescribed in section 12-12-2 of t}�is chapter is found to ha�e an insignificant
impact on the en�ironment. Tt�e preliminary environmental assessment and the fi�tding
on en�ironmental impact sha11 be made by the administrator. (Ord. 29(20D5) § 3� : Ord.
8(�973} § 16.3D0)
�2-12-4: STUDIES AND DATA REQUIRED:
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A. Range �f Studies: The env�ronmental impact repo�t shafl be based on systematic studies
conducted by the town staff or by professional co�sultants, as determined by the
administrator. The e��ironmen�al impac� report on a public project may be prepared k�y
the�responsible public agency or l�y professiona� consuftants it engages. The range of
studies needed to de�elop #he technicai data for an en�ironmental impact report includes
the following natural systems and other studies:
1. Hydrologic conditions, such as surface drainage and watershed characteristics, ground
water and soil permeability characteristics, naturaf water features and characteristics,
and any potential changes or impacts.
2. Atmospheric condi�ions, such as airshed characterist�cs, potentiai em�ssions, and any
potential changes or impacts.
3. Geologic co�ditio�s, such as landforms, slope, soil characterist�cs, pote�tial hazards,
and any potential changes or impacts.
4. Biotic co�ditions, such as vegetative characteristics, wi�dlife habitats, and any potential
changes or impacts.
5. 4ther e�viro�menta� condi#EO�s, such as �oise leve�s and odor characteristics, and any
potential cha�ges or impacts.
6. Visual co�ditions, such as views and sce�ic values, and any potenfial changes,
impacts, or marked co�trasts.
7. �a�d use conditions, such as characteristics of uses, compatibiiity with officially
approved �and use and open space policies and objecti�es, and potentiai cha�ges or
impacts.
8. Circulation and transpo�tation conditions, such as volumes and traffic flow patter�s,
transit service needs, alternati�e transit systems, and potential changes or impacts.
9. Population charac�eristics, such as residential densities, neighborhood patterns,
potential dispiacement of residen�s or businesses, and potentiaf changes or impacts.
B. Summarization: The environmental impact repo�t shalf summarize the findings and
recommendat�ons of the technica! and other suppo�ting studies in terms that can be
assessed and evaluated by town officials and the general public. Technicaf data shall be
submitted as supporting documenta#ion. Technical data prepared as a part of any ofher
procedure or requirement of this chapter, or of any other ordinance or federal, state or
town regulation, also may be used to support an environmentaE impact repo�t. (Ord.
29(2005) § 31: Qrd. 8(1973) § 16.401)
12-12-5; REPORT CONTENTS.
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A. Information And Analysis: The enviranmental impact report shafl canfain information and
analysis, �n sufficiertt detail and adequa�ely suppor�ed by�echnical studies, to enable the
town council to judge the en�ironmental impact of the projec� and to judge measures
proposed fo reduce or negafe any harmful impacts.
B. General S�a�ement; Descriptive Mater�als: The environmental impact report shall inc�ude a
general statement, describing the proposed project and its purpose, identifying �he owner
andlor sponsors, and, if a public project, identifying the funding source and ��me
schedufe. Descript�ve materials, maps, and plans shal� be submitted show�ng the
followirtg information:
1. Project boundaries and boundar[es of the area within which en�ironmer��al impact is
likely to be significant.
2. Presen� and proposed uses of the site.
3. Present and proposed zoning of the site.
4, Quanfitati�e informafion reiafive to �he project, such as site area, numbers of
residential units, proposed height and bufk of buildirtgs, building floor area in square
feet, and such other data as will contribute to a clear understartdirtg of fhe scaie of fhe
project.
5. A fis� of regulatory or review agencies and the specific regulations to which the projec�
will be subject.
6. Copies of subdi�isiort maps, development plans, or ofher pertinenf documents
illustrating the proposed project.
7. Proximity to wafer bodies, the disfar�ce from the centerline of live creeks or streams to
any proposed structurai de�elopment within the project:
8. Soil types based upon the National Cooperative Sail Survey, USDA, Soil Conservation
Ser�ice and interpre�atiorts of soil types, vegetation shall be described and �hree (3}
masses shown.
C, Environmenfal Inventory: The enviranmental impact report shafl fnclude an environmental
inventory, providing complete ir�formation on the en�ironmental settir�g existing prior to
the proposed project and containing sufficient information to permit ir�deper�dent
e�a�uation by reviewers of factors that could be affected by the proposed projec�. The
environmental in�entory shail irtclude maps, photographs, or other appropriate illustrative
material.
D. Categorized By Impact Type: Areas categorized according to type of possible impact shall
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be identified. The environmental inventory sha[i describe both the physicaf and ��ologicaf
natural setting, and the manmade setting of the site and its surroundings.
E. Ana�ysis: The en�ironmentai impact report sha�l include a comprehensive, qualitative and
quantitative analysis of any significant impact that the proposed project will ha�e on the
en�ironment. The analysis shal[ describe temporary effects that wil] pre�ail during
construction, and long term effects that will prevail after compietion. The analysis shafl
describe both �eneficial effects and detrimental effects. The ana�ysis shall consider
primary effects and secondary effects which will resuit from the project. The analysfs
portion of the environmental impact report shall fully assess the foflowing items:
1. Ad�erse effects which cannot be a�oided if the proposal is implemented.
2. Mitigation measures proposed to minimize the impact, including water quality, erosion
control and re�egetation measures.
3. Possible alternati�es to the proposed action.
4. Refationships between short term and long term uses of the en�ironment.
5. Irre�ersible en�ironmenta� changes resulting from implementation of the proposal.
G. Growth inducing impacts of the project. (Ord. 29(2005) § 31: Ord. 37(1980) § 10: Ord,
8(1973) § 1 fi.402)
i2-i2-fi: REPORT; ADD�T�ONAL MATERfAL;
The administrator may further prescribe the form and content of an en��ronmental impact
report, setting forth in greater detail the factors to �e considered and the manner in which the
report shall be prepar�d, and may require submission of information in addition to that
requEred by section 12-12-5 of this chapter. {Ord. 29(20Q5) § 31 : Ord. 8(1973) § 16.403)
i2-i2-7: TIME SCHEDULE:
The en�ironmental impact report required under this chapter shall be prepared w�thin thiriy
(30) days of the date that plans are submitted for design re�iew as prescribed �n sections
12-12-4 through 12-12-6 of this chapter, subJect to extension of the t�me period to a
maximum of ninety (90) days by the pfanning and en�ironmental commission. The time
period may �e extended to a maxim�m of one h�ndred eighty {180) days if seasona!
conditions pre�ent a comprehensive analysis. {Ord. 29(2005) § 31 : Ord. 16{1978) § 2{a):
Ord. 8{1973) § 16.4Q4)
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12-12-8: FEE:
�n the e�ent that the town engages professional consultants to prepare an en�ironmental
impact report, the cost shall be paid by the sponsor of the project. The sponsor may be
required to deposit a fixed sum in ad�ance to co�er the cost of the report, with the
unexpended ba�ance returnabfe to the sponsor. (Ord. 29(2005) § 31 : Qrd. 8(1973) § 16.405)
12-12-g: SUBMISSION OF REPORT TO OFFIGIALS:
The en��ronmental impact report shall be submitted to the administrator. The administrator
shall prescribe the number of copies to be submitted. The administrator shall notify the town
council, the pfanning and en�ironmental commission, and the design review board of receipt
of an en��ronmental impact report, and shall transmit copies of the report upon request.
En�ironmental impact reports shall be a�ailabie for pub�ic re�iew in the offices of the town.
(�rd. 29(2005) § 3�: Ord, 8(1973) § 16.�01)
12-12-�l0: TIME LIMlT; SUPPLEMENTARY �NFORMATION:
A. Time Limit: The planning and environmental commission sha[1 re�iew the report withfn
thirty (30) days of submission subject to an extension of the time period thirty (30)
additional days in order to obtain additional information from the town staff, from the
sponsor of the pro�ect, or the author of any portion of the report.
B. Supplementary Data: The commission may recei�e additional statements or supporting
materials from the sponso� of a project, from the town staff, from professional
consultants, or from others. Such additional materiais may be considered as
supplementary or amendatory to the environmental impact report. (Ord. 29(2005) § 31:
Ord. 16(1978) § 2(b): Ord. 8(1973) § 16.502)
12-12-�l1 : AGTlON BY GOMMISSION:
A. Criteria For Decision: Following re�iew of the environmental impact report, the planning
and en�ironmental commission shail appro�e, disappro�e, or reqUest changes in the
project in writing. The pfanning and en�ironmental commission shall appro�e the project
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unless it finds that either the project will have significant long term adverse effects on the
en�ironment with respecf to the natural systems or other factors studied as prescribed in
section 12-12-4 of this chapter or the project will have short term ad�erse effects on the
environment so detrimentaf that public health, safe�y or welfare considerations preclude
appro�al of the project. In the case af eifher finding, if changes in the project are feasible
which ameliorate ar a�aid the ad�erse effects on the en�ironment sufficiently ta permit
appro�af af the project, the planning and environmental commission, in writing, shall
describe those changes and request those changes be made. If the pfanning and
en�ironmental commission determines that the changes are not feasible, it shall
disapprove the project in writing, describing the ad�erse effects on the environment, the
significance of the effects either to the natural systems or other factors studied as
prescribed in section 12-12-4 af this chapter or ta the pubfic healfh, safety or weffare and
the planning and en�ironmental commission's reasons far concluding fhat no changes in
the project are feasible to ameliorate or a�oid those effects.
B. Design Changes Require Resubmission To Design Re�iew Board: If the planning and
environmenta! commission reques�s any changes in the project which would alter the
design of the projec� pre�iously appro�ed by the design re�Eew board, and the sponsor of
the project makes those changes, t�e re�ised design shall be resubmitted to the design
re�iew board for i�s appro�al uniess fhe planning and en�ironmental commission wai�es
this requiremen�. {Ord. 29{2005) § 31 : Ord. 16(1978) § 2(b): Ord. 8(1973) § 16.503)
12-12-12: .PERMIT fSSUANCE:
A. Conformance To En�ironmental Impact Report: Upon approval of�he projec�, applicable
permits may be issued and fhe project may proceed, subjec� fa such addi�ional
requiremenfs, permi�s, or authorizat�ons as may be required by this ��tle and by ofher
applicable ordfnances or regulations of the town. No permits shall be issued and no
au�horizations shalf be gran�ed which would allow a project�o proceed in the e�ent tha�
the planning and environmen�al commission does no� grant appro�al of the
en�ironmental impact report after re�iew. No permits shail be issued and no
authorizations shall be granted for any project which does not conform substantial�y to
the descrip�ion of the project contained in the environmental impact report,
B. Exception: T�is section s�afl not apply to a project for which an environmental impact
report is not required, as prescribed in section 12-12-3 of this chapter. (Ord. 29(2005)
§ 31 : Qrd. 16(1978) § 2(b): Ord. 8(1973) § 16.504)
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12-4-2: PERMITTED USES:
A. Listed Uses Exc�usive: The listing of any use as being a perm�tted use in any particular
zone district shall be deemed an exclusion of such use from any ot�er zone district
unless expressly permitted as a permitted use, conditiona[ use or accessory use.
B. Prahibited if Not Permitted: T�e permitfed uses, conditional uses and aecessary uses an
the particular districfs shalf be deemed to be excfusive uses for t�ose districts, and any
�se not specifically.permitted as a permitted use is prahibited unless a determination of
simiiar us� is made in accordance w�t� s�ctian �2-3-4 of t�iis t�tEe. (Qrd. 29(20d5) § 21 :
Ord. 50(�978) § 2�)
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12-3-4: DETERMINATI�N OF S�M�LAR USE:
A. Uses Not Listed: In order to ensure that the zoning regu(ations will perm�t similar uses in
certain prescr�bed commercial zones, the town council, on its initiative or upon written
request, shall determine whether a use not specifically listed as a permitted use shall �e
deemed a permitted use on the basis of simifarity to uses specifical(y listed. The
procedure prescribed in this section shal! not be substit�ted for the amendment
procedure as a means of adding new uses to the lists of permitted uses, but sY�all be
followed to determine whether the characteristics of a particular use not fisted are
sufficiently similar to certain cfasses of permitted uses to justify a finding that the use
should be deemed a permitted use.
B. Review Use Ct�aracteristics: The:adrninistrator, upon:request of fhe town council,: or
wrifter� request of any person for a determination under this section, shalf review the
characteristics of any use.proposed'to'be determined as .simiEar to permitted uses, and
shall transmit a report to'the council advising in what respects the proposed use woufd
be, [r� fact, similar'to°specified permitte.d uses in the Sarne zone distr.ict, or in what
respects the proposed use wou�d not be similar to permitfed uses, or would be similar to
uses specifically perrnitted on]y in other zone distrEcts. After receipt of tt�e report, the
council may determine tt�e proposed use to be similar to uses specified as permitted
uses in the same zone district if it finds that the proposed use wiil not E�e substantially
different in its operation or other characteristics from uses specifically permitted �n the
same zone district. The council shafl state the basis for �ts determinatfon, and the use
thereafter shall be deemed a permitted use subject to the same regulations as
specifical[y permitted uses �n the same zor�e district. (Ord, 29(2005} § �9: Ord. 8(�973)
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