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ATTACHMENT 2 NEER Hazardous Substance Release. Notification and Inventory Guideline - Summary Implementation Table Statute or Regulation Section Number List of Lists(7/1/93) Column Heading Who must Provide Information Information to Provide To Whom Information Goes When to Submit Information §302 Sec. 302 (EHS) TPQ All who store in excess of the TPQ. Letter stating that HSERC, Information due within 60 days of §128E-6 you are regulated. LEPC . receipt of Extremely Hazardous Substance at a facility. §304 EHS RQ Those who release above the RQ in a Release Notification HSERC, Release Notification due § 128E-7 CERCLA RQ 24 hour period. and LEPC immediately. §11-45I-7 and Written Follow-up. §103 10 pound RQ for TCP and Written follow-up due as soon as possible within 30 days. Oil under the listed circumstances. * § 103 CERCLA RQ Those who release above the RQ. Release Notification NRC Immediately. §311 Sec. 302 (EHS) TPQ Those who store above the 1PQ. List of MSDS HSERC, Due annually by March 1 for § 128E -6(2)(A) and 10,000 pound TPQ for OSHA Hazardous Chemicals and Hazard Categories for Each. LEPC, Fire Department preceding calendar year inventory. Chemicals. §312 Sec. 302 (EHS) TPQ Those who store above the TPQ. Hawaii Chemical HSERC, Due annually by March 1 for §128E-6(2)(B)&(C) and 10,000 pound TPQ for OSHA Hazardous Inventory Folin (Tier II) and Site Map. LEPC, Fire Department preceding calendar year inventory. Chemicals. § 128E-9 Those who submit an HCIF. Filing Fee - $100 per facility. HSERC Due annually with HCIF. §313 Sec 313 Manufacturing facilities in specified SIC Codes, with more than 10 employees, that manufacture or process more than 25,000 pounds or otherwise use more than 10,000 pounds of the listed chemicals. TRI Form R Due annually by July 1 for preceding calendar year inventory. *(A) Any amount of oil which when released into the environment causes a sheen to appear on surface water, or any navigable water of the State; (B) Any free product that appears on ground water; (C) Any amount of oil released to the environment greater than 25 gallons; and (D) Any amount of oil released to the environment which is less than 25 gallons, but which is not contained and remediated within 72 hours.