HAR §11-502-12
HAR §11-502-12. Management plans
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 11-502-12
(a) If a building
is to be used as part of a school, the local education
agency shall include the building in the management
plan for the school prior to its use as a school
building. The revised portions of the management plan
shall be submitted to the department of health. If the
local education agency begins to use a building as a
school, the local education agency shall submit a
management plan for the school, developed by a
management planner, to the department of health prior
to its use as a school.
(b)
The local education agency shall maintain and
update its management plans to keep them current with
ongoing operations and maintenance, periodic
surveillance, inspection, reinspection, and response
action activities. All provisions required to be
included in the management plan by this chapter shall
be retained as part of the management plan, as well as
any information that has been revised to bring the plan
up-to-date.
(c)
The management plan shall be developed by a
management planner certified according to section 11-
504-34 and shall include:
(1)
A list of the name and address of each school
building and whether the school building
contains friable ACBM, nonfriable ACBM, and
friable and nonfriable suspected ACBM assumed
to be ACM;
(2)
For each inspection conducted before December
14, 1987:
(A)
The date of the inspection;
(B)
A blueprint, diagram, or written
description of each school building that
identifies clearly each location and the
approximate square or linear footage of
any homogeneous or sampling area where
material was sampled for ACM, and, if
possible, the exact locations where bulk
samples were collected, and the dates of
collection;
(C)
A copy of the analyses of any bulk
samples, dates of analyses, and a copy
of any other laboratory reports
pertaining to the analyses;
(D)
A description of any response actions or
preventive measures taken to reduce
asbestos exposure, including, if
possible, the names, business addresses,
and license numbers of all contractors
involved, start and completion dates of
the work, and results of any air samples
analyzed during and upon completion of
the work; and
(E)
A description of assessments required by
section 11-502-8 of material that was
identified before December 14, 1987, as
friable ACBM or friable suspected ACBM
assumed to be ACM, and the name and
signature, the state of certification,
and the certification number of each
certified person making the assessments;
(3)
For each inspection and reinspection
conducted pursuant to section 11-502-5:
(A)
The date of the inspection or
reinspection and the name and signature,
the state of certification, and the
certification number of each certified
inspector performing the inspection or
reinspection;
(B)
A blueprint, diagram, or written
description of each school building that
identifies clearly each location and
approximate square or linear footage of
homogeneous areas where material was
sampled for ACM, the exact location
where each bulk sample was collected,
the date of collection, the homogeneous
areas where friable suspected ACBM is
assumed to be ACM, and where nonfriable
suspected ACBM is assumed to be ACM;
(C)
A description of the manner used to
determine sampling locations, and the
name and signature of each certified
inspector collecting samples, the state
of certification, and the inspector's
certification number;
(D)
A copy of the analyses of any bulk
samples collected and analyzed, the name
and address of any laboratory that
analyzed bulk samples, a statement that
the laboratory meets the applicable
requirements of section 11-502-7(a), the
date of analysis, and the name and
signature of the person performing the
analysis; and
(E)
A description of assessments required to
be made pursuant to section 11-502-8 of
all ACBM and suspected ACBM assumed to
be ACM, and the name, signature, state
of certification, and certification
number of each certified person making
the assessments;
(4)
The name, business address, and telephone
number of the person designated pursuant to
section 11-502-4 to ensure that the duties of
the local education agency are carried out,
and the course name, and dates and hours of
training taken by that person to carry out
the duties;
(5)
The recommendations made to the local
education agency regarding response actions
pursuant to section 11-502-9, the name,
signature, state of certification and
certification number of each person making
the recommendations;
(6)
A detailed description of preventive measures
and response actions to be taken, including
methods to be used, for any friable ACBM, the
locations where such measures and action will
be taken, reasons for selecting the response
action or preventive measure, and a schedule
for beginning and completing each preventive
measure and response action;
(7)
With respect to the person or persons who
inspected for ACBM and who will design or
carry out response actions, except for
operations and maintenance, with respect to
the ACBM, a statement that the person is
certified pursuant to chapter 11-504;
(8)
A detailed description in the form of a
blueprint, diagram, or written summary of any
ACBM or suspected ACBM assumed to be ACM
which remains in the school once response
actions are undertaken pursuant to section
11-502-9. This description shall be updated
as response actions are completed;
(9)
A plan for reinspection pursuant to section
11-502-5, a plan for operations and
maintenance activities pursuant to section
11-502-10, a plan for periodic surveillance
pursuant to section 11-502-11, a description
of the written recommendation made by the
management planner regarding additional
cleaning pursuant to section 11-502-10(d)(2)
as part of an operations and maintenance
program, and the response of the local
education agency to that recommendation;
(10) A description of steps taken to inform
workers and building occupants, or their
legal guardians, about inspections,
reinspections, response actions, and post-
response action activities, including
periodic reinspection and surveillance
activities that are planned or in progress;
(11) A description of the planned method to notify
short-term workers (e.g., telephone repair
workers, utility workers, or exterminators)
who may come in contact with asbestos to
ensure they are provided information
regarding the locations of ACM as required in
section 11-502-4;
(12) An evaluation of the resources needed to
complete response actions successfully and
carry out reinspection, operations and
maintenance activities, periodic
surveillance, and training; and
(13) With respect to each inspector or management
planner who contributed to the management
plan, the name of the person and a statement
that the inspector or management planner is
certified pursuant to chapter 11-504-33 and
11-504-34.
(d)
The local education agency may require each
management plan to contain a statement signed by an
certified management planner that the person has
prepared or assisted in the preparation of the plan or
has reviewed the plan, and that the plan is in
compliance with this chapter. The statement may not be
signed by a person who, in addition to preparing or
assisting in preparing the management plan, also
implements or will implement the management plan.
(e)
Upon submission of a management plan to the
governor for review, the local education agency shall
keep a copy of the plan in its administrative office.
The management plan shall be available in the main
office of the local education agency and at a specified
location on the island on which the subject property of
the plan is located, without cost or restriction, for
inspection by representatives of EPA and the State, the
public, including teachers, other school personnel, and
their representatives, and parents. The local
education agency may charge a reasonable amount to make
copies of management plans.
(f)
The local education agency shall maintain in
its administrative office and at a specified location
on the island on which the subject property of the plan
is located a complete, updated copy of the management
plan for each school under its administrative control
or direction. The management plan shall be available,
during normal business hours, without cost or
restriction, for inspection by representatives of EPA
and the State, the public, teachers, other school
personnel and their representatives, and parents. The
local education agency may charge a reasonable cost to
make copies of management plans.
(g)
Each school shall maintain in its
administrative office a complete, updated copy of the
management plan for that school. Management plans
shall be available for inspection, without cost or
restriction, to workers before work begins in any area
of a school building. The school shall make management
plans available for inspection to representatives of
EPA and the State, the public, including parents,
teachers, and other school personnel and their
representatives within five working days after
receiving a request for inspection. The school may
charge a reasonable amount to make copies of the
management plan.
(h)
Upon submission of its management plan to the
governor and at least once each school year, the local
education agency shall notify in writing parent,
teacher, and employee organizations of the availability
of management plans and shall include in the management
plan a description of the steps taken to notify such
organizations, and a dated copy of the notification. In
the absence of any such organizations for parents,
teachers, or employees, the local education agency
shall provide written notice to that relevant group of
the availability of management plans and shall include
in the management plan a description of the steps taken
to notify such groups and a dated copy of the notice.
(i)
Records required pursuant to section 11-502-
13 shall be made by the local education agency and
maintained as part of the management plan.
(j)
Each management plan shall contain a true and
correct statement, signed by the individual designated
by the local education agency pursuant to section 11-
502-4, which certifies that the general, local
education agency responsibilities, as stipulated in
section 11-502-4, have been or will be met.
[Eff ] (Auth: HRS §321-11(26)) (Imp: 40
CFR Part 763.93)