§ 94.06 NOTICE TO PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS CENTER.
   (A)   Notice upon discovery. When a release or a threatened release, other than an authorized release, of a hazardous material in a quantity equal to or exceeding the reportable quantity herein before established for such material occurs or is imminent on any facilities of any kind within the city, the person in charge of such facilities, upon discovery of such release or threatened release, or evidence that a release has occurred even though it has apparently been controlled, shall immediately cause notice of the existence of such release or threatened release, the circumstances of same and the location thereof to the city’s Fire Department.
   (B)   Emergency telephone number. The notice required to be given by this section in the city may be given by telephoning 502-484-2313, or 502-532-6363 for the Campbellsburg State Police Department after hours (or such other emergency telephone number as may be subsequently designated). This one call will meet the requirements for notification of local agencies and, to the extent permitted by existing or future agreement, will provide notice to appropriate agencies of the state, including, but not limited to, the Cabinet for Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, the office of the State Fire Marshal in the Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction in the Cabinet for Public Protection and Regulation and the Division of Disaster and Emergency Services in the Department of Military Affairs.
   (C)   Duty to control releases. The notice required to be given by this section shall not be construed as forbidding or otherwise exempting any person on or about the facilities from exercising all diligence necessary to control such release prior to or subsequent to such notice to the city’s Fire Department, especially if such efforts may result in the containment of the release and/or the abatement of extreme hazard to the employees or the general public. Delays in reporting due to any in-house requirement for notification to off-site owners or supervisors shall not be acceptable as reason for delay in notification required by this section, and any such delay may result in penalties.
(Prior Code, § 93.40) (Ord. 590, passed 2-6-1996) Penalty, see § 94.99