Any commission employee who places or requests the placement of a warning sign on contaminated property must file a report with the commission's central office in Austin within 10 days of such a request or placement. The report must include the following information, if known:
  (1) the name and office telephone number of the reporting individual;
  (2) the name and telephone number of the commission personnel investigating the site;
  (3) the location of the contaminated property;
  (4) the identity of the contaminant(s);
  (5) the physical and chemical properties of the contaminant(s);
  (6) the source of the contamination;
  (7) the extent of the area impacted by the contamination;
  (8) condition(s) affecting the migration of the contamination including surface water runoff, release(s) to the air, releases to the groundwater, prevailing weather, and/or any fire(s);
  (9) the extent of the actual and potential exposure to the contaminant(s) including exposure by emergency personnel, occupational exposure, and real or potential exposure to the public;
  (10) a description of the procedures used or proposed to be used to determine whether warning signs are necessary and to determine the appropriate placement of the warning signs;
  (11) when and where warning signs were placed or are proposed to be placed;
  (12) whether written consent was obtained from the property owner; and
  (13) a copy of any written consent obtained from the property owner.

Source Note: The provisions of this §335.447 adopted to be effective October 31, 1990, 15 TexReg 6068.