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n n n n n 11 "Characteristic" substances as described in 40 CFR 261, Subpart C (Appendix D): Businesses are expected to conscientiously identify non-listed substances that fall into these categories, and to amend future year reporting if informed during or after the Fire Marshal's audit that a material must be reported. See Appendix F, Questions 24-26 and Question 41 "Chemical Category" substances: In Appendices C-1 and C-2, a number of chemical categories are listed. They are designated by "N" followed by a three-digit number, rather than a CAS number. These categories are defined in SARA 313 (EPCRA), and chemicals included in the listed categories are reportable under Eugene's Toxics Right- to-Know law. ! 1 I i 1 ) '1 I A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) will often be helpful in determining whether you are working with Chemical Category substances. This information may appear on the list of hazardous ingredients on the MSDS, and/or under "Regulatory Information," where one or more chemicals may be listed without a CAS number, but as reportable under SARA 313. . ,", I l t J " t ii j Chemicals listed federally without CAS numbers: The Toxics Board has identified a small number of chemicals or groups of chemicals that appear on the federal lists that comprise the Eugene list of reportable substances, but that do not have CAS numbers. These appear on the lists in Appendices C-1 and C-2 with the designation "TB" followed by a single-digit number. They are reportable in the same manner as other reportable chemicals. ., , Table of Special Designations " ,; The generic designations C1 through C7 indicate chemicals whose identity is not known to the reporting business, but which are known to possess one C .or more of the characteristics of hazardous waste as defined in 40 CFR Part 261, Subpart C (Appendix D). A list of characteristics or combinations of characteristics corresponding to the C1 through C7 designations will be included in the instructions that will accompany the 2001 reporting software. The N designation (followed by a three-digit number) indicates chemical N categories listed as reportable in SARA 313. They include any compound that contains the listed chemical as part of its infrastructure. If an MSDS lists a substances as reportable under SARA 313 or SARA 302, SG but does not identify the chemical because it is a trade secret of the supplier, the chemical may be reported as SG. See paragraph C below. TB followed by a single-digit number indicates a chemical or group of chemi- TB cals appearing on one or more of the Federal lists of reportable substances cited in the Charter Amendment, but without CAS numbers. The TB desig- nator simply takes the place of a CAS number for these chemicals. f . 8