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7.0 ICESR 04-13-2010s ~` erations St. Louis Op ra 1 ~~'.• ~ €-. 540 Marysville Centre Drive Suite 400 St. Louis, MO 63141 +1(1)314-453-9860 X2934 Email: )ohn.cady@fmglobal.cam Inspector Name: John !dy _ ~j24 . ~ ~G ^ 3 Z ~ Date of Inspection: ~a" ! ~ ~ Elk River, MN 55330-1337 l St Null 16i olationsl Elk River, City of -Ice Arena - 000 , , S oo Inspection Type T Not Inspected Acceptable Conditions a Object N{anufacturer MN000042038 Wheeler Tank ype FtA External Cert Receiver ~ ~ MN000042039 Wheeler Tank FM External Cert Receiver l Cert a MN000042040 Wheeler Tank FrJI Externa Misc Pressure Vessel (85161} FM External Cert Receiver MN000042041 Lehigh 9585) t C ( MN000042042 Wheeler Tank er Misc Pressure Vessel FM External FM External Cert DhN000042043 1Nneeler Tank 83489) Misc Pressure Vessel rt C ~ ~b L~l ( MNE100042pet.4 Wheeler Tank e Misc Pressure Vessel FTdI External ll External Cert Ft ler Tank NfN000042045 Why ti Heat Exchanger FM External Cert Filter Tank MN000042046 Wheeler Tank 047 Wheeler Tank Misc Pressure Vessel FTl1 External Cert MN000042 Air Tank FM External Cert MN000042048 Manchester (35644) rt C MN000042049 Wheeler Tank e FM External Receiver (83488) MN000042050 Wheeler Tank Misc Pressure Vessel FM External Cert (83490) t ~ ~~' ~°2 r ~// L Commen s: ~ ~ ~ Cao/n ~ d2 ~ ~ ~ L S~~~b~ ~~~ 7 ` S ~ ~~-~--~ ~ 1 L Zr -- ~ (/~ S c~-s ~ ~~ ,~ J~`~ ~ D T ~ ~ ~ '-' ~ ~7 ~~ Gs ~ ~-5 /n ~~ .. .~ i ! Ltd f~?Jl ~}`/ ~ ©Gva c~ ~ /~c2ESS u ~~ LL . ~ ! , If you have any questions, please call St. Louis Operations at+1(1)314-453-9660 Y.2934 and use t~n~ ~3efere`n~T 001914.52-01. ~~ ~ ~ ~ "~ ~~ ~~~`.~ v ~ a ~F-c ~, ~~ L ~~ ~o~ p t~~ <<~" ~~~ nNS't r~- ~a~~ ~~~ ~~tiL •'-i ~~ l~~ ~~~ i` ~' ~_ Factory Mutual Insurance Company 540 Marysville Centre Dr., Suite 400 St. Louis, MO 63141-5198 USA „~u fm>;lobal.com T:314-453-9660 F:314-453-9559 15-December-09 Mr. Rich Czech Arena Manager Elk River, City of -Ice Arena 1000 School Street NW Elk River, MN 55330-1337 Subject: Inspection of Boiler/Pressure Vessels at Elk River, City of -Ice Arena, 1000 School Street NW, Elk River, MN 55330-1337 Date of Inspection: Jo ~ Cady er-09 Inspected By: Index: 001914.82-01 Account: 26-SMPDX During the referenced inspection, evaluations and observations of equipment in your facility were conducted. The results of these activities are outlined below: Jurisdictional Violations The following conditions must be corrected before an operating certificate can be requested from the jurisdictional authorities: Object(s) Jurisdiction Number: MN000042044 Type: Freon Tank Location: CR 2, Oil Separator Jurisdiction Number: MN000042047 Type: Freon Tank Location: CR 2, Oil Receiveor Jurisdiction Num Condition(s): The ASME data plate cannot be located for the vessel. Requirement(s): Per the State of MN RuE s mbol2and a National Boardror ju r sdict onal numbs allThis constructed to and stamped with the ASM y information needs to be ie ffoiea MN SpecJlaltor replace the object Requests for permiss on to rel stamp duplicate data plate, app y or replace nameplates s Waal b ordance wi h the National Board nspec onhC de RB- 030t of Stamps Data Form NB 136 and I decision onpwhethereand how to address any hazardlor conditions The Id'~ability of Factory Mutual Insurance Companyr s I mited to that conta nedtin Itse the insurance policies. No liability or policy coverage is created by reason of this correspondence or the inspection on which it is based. -'-i ~;; ;_ ~__~ ~- The conditions and requirements were explained to Mr. Rich Czech. The corrections must be completed by 1/10/2010 or an extension requested from the jurisdiction. Jurisdiction Number: MN000042039 Type: Freon Tank Location: CR 1, Dump 2 Jurisdiction Number: MN000042042 Type: Freon Tank Location: CR 1, Dump 1 Condition(s): The safety valve (SV) set pressure is above the maximum allowable working pressure of the tank. Requirement(s): Replace the SV with an ASME/NB valve set no higher than 250 psi vv'ith a mini,~~um capacity of 799 scfm. The conditions and requirements were explained to Mr. Rich Czech. The corrections must be completed by 1/10/2010 or an extension requested from the jurisdiction. Please advise via a-mail when the corrective action has been completed so that we can schedule a follow-up inspection or arrange to issue the certificate of inspection. Should you have any questions, please contact me at the email address below. Thank you for your concern and cooperation in this matter. Yours truly, John Cady Jurisdictional Inspector St. Louis Operations john.cady@fmglobal.com JC/cs cc: Fran DiNardo decision onpwhethe Band how to address any hazardlor conditions Thle aati lity of Factory Mutual Insurance Companyr s I mited to that onta nedtin tse the insurance policies. No liability or policy coverage is created by reason of this correspondence or the inspection on which it is based. l~ ,--~ ,.- ~: ;_ ..__:_. Factory Mutual Insurance Company 540 Marysville Centre Dr., Suite 400 St. Louis, MO 63141-5198 USA T: 314-453-9660 F: 314-453-9559 www fmt;lobal.com 10-February-10 Mr. Rich Czech Arena Manager Elk River, City of -Ice Arena 1000 School Street NW Elk River, MN 55330-1337 Subject: Follow-up of Boiler/Pressure Vessel Inspection at Elk River, City of -Ice Arena, 1000 School Street NW, Elk River, MN 55330-1337 Date of Inspection Inspected By: Index: Account: 10-December-09 John Cady 001914.82-01 26-SMPDX Our records indicate that an inspection of the object(s) described below resulted in discovery of condiment d the ondtions olbserved and the necessary a tions needed t eretum thetequip entt ~to doc compliance as follows: Jurisdictional Violations The following conditions must be corrected before an operating certificate can be requested from the jurisdictional authorities: Object(s) Jurisdiction Number: MN000042044 Type: Freon Tank Location: CR 2, Oil Separator Jurisdiction Number: MN000042046 Type: Freon Tank Location: CR 1, Oil Separator Jurisdiction Number: MN000042047 Type: Freon Tank Location: CR 2, Oil Reciever Condition(s): The ASME data plate cannot be located for the vessel. This correspondence is furnished strictly for infonnational purposes. It does not imply that all hazards or conditions are under control. You must make the decision on whether and how to address any hazard or condition. The liability of Factory Mutual Insurance Company is limited to that contained in its insurance policies. No liability or policy coverage is created by reason of this correspondence or the inspection on which it is based. ' 3 04/06/10 08:51 PM HOUSE RESEARCH BE/KS H3512DE3 t.t .................... moves to amend the first committee engrossment to H.F. No. 3512 t.2 as follows: t,3 Delete everything after the enacting clause and insert: l.a "Section 1. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 144.1222, is amended by adding a t.s subdivision to read: t,5 Subd. 3a. Indoor ice arenas; license required. (a) After January 1 2011 an indoor i.~ ice arena ma not o erate without a valid license issued b the commissioner. An indoor t.s ice arena license must be renewed annuall .Ana lication for a new or renewed 'indoor t.9 ice arena license must be accotnpanied by a fee as follows: t,to (1) $200 for an indoor ice arena that does not use either ice resurfacing or ice edging t.t t equipment that is exclusively powered by electricity; t.12 (2) $100 for an indoor ice arena that uses ice edging equipment that is exclusively t.t3 powered by electricity; t.la ~) $50 for an indoor ice arena that uses ice resurfacing equipment that is exclusively t.t5 powered by electricity; and t.t6 (4) no fee is required for an indoor ice arena that uses both ice resurfacing and ice 1.17 edging equipment that are exclusively powered by electricity. t,t s The commissioner ma revoke a license issued under this subdivision for violations t.t9 of subdivisions 3a to 3c. I.2o (b) An indoor ice arena regulatory account is established in the special revenue fund. t.2t The commissioner of health shall de osit all revenues from licenses issued under this t2z subdivision and subdivision 3c in the indoor ice arena regulatory account. All money in t.23 the account is annually appropriated from the indoor ice arena regulatory account to the t.2a commissioner of health for the purpose of administering the statutes and rules governing 1.25 indoor ice arenas. Section 1. 1 HOUSE RESEARCH BE/KS H3512DE3 04/06/10 08:51 PM 2.1 c For the u ores of this subdivision and subdivisions 3b to 3c "indoor ice arena" 2.z means an buildin with a roof and a ma•ori of the sides closed which contains an 23 ice rink. 4 EFFECTIVE DATE. This section is effective the da followin final enactment. 2.5 Sec. 2. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 144.1222, is amended by adding a subdivision 2.6 to read: 2.7 Subd. 3b. Indoor ice arenas' o erator trainin and certificate. (al After March 2,8 1 201 l exce t as rovided in ara a h d no indoor ice arena ma o erate without a 2•g trained indoor ice arena o erator desi Hated b the owner or o erator of the indoor ice 2.1o arena who holds a valid indoor ice arena certificate issued b the commissioner of health. 2.1 i A trained indoor ice arena o erator is res onsible for the direct o eration of the indoor ice 2.tz arena whenever it is o en for use for com liance with subdivision 3c and for meetin 2,13 and maintaining indoor air quality standards. 2 t4 b The commissioner of health shall issue an indoor ice arena o erator certificate 2.15 to a erson who has com leted a course of trainin a roved b the commissioner that 2.16 includes instruction on the following topics: 217 1 ro er maintenance of ice resurfacin and ice ed in a ui ment to minimize 2.t8 otential emissions of carbon monoxide and nitro en dioxide' 2 19 2 ro er maintenance and o eration of ventilation a ui ment to com l with state 2.20 limits on levels of carbon monoxide and nitro en dioxide in indoor ice arenas' 2.21 3 ro er calibration accurac testin maintenance and o eration of a ui ment to 212 measure the levels of carbon monoxide and nitro en dioxide in indoor ice arenas' 213 4 Minnesota Rules ertainin to air uali in indoor ice arenas' and 214 5 reco ition of the si s of acute and chronic ex osure to elevated levels of 21s carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide. 2 26 The commissioner of health shall consult with the Minnesota Ice Arena Mana ers' z.z~ Association the Lea a of Minnesota Cities and school districts to continual) revise and 218 update the content of ice arena operator training. 219 c To maintain the validi of an ice arena o erator certificate an ice arena o erator z3o must attend a course of trainin a roved b the commissioner eve three ears. 2 3t d This subdivision does not a 1 to an indoor ice arena that uses ice resurfacin 2,32 and ice edging eauinment that is exclusively powered by electricity. 2.33 EFFECTIVE DATE. This section is effective the da followin final enactment. Sec. 2. 04/06/10 08:51 PM HOUSE RESEARCH BE/KS H3512DE3 3.t Sec. 3. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 144.1222, is amended by adding a subdivision 3.2 to read: 3.3 Subd. 3c. Indoor ice arenas; required equipment. (a) After March 1, 2011, no 3.4 indoor ice arena may operate in this state unless all nonelectric ice resurfacing and ice 3.s ed in equipment operated in the indoor ice arena is equipped with a properly tuned 3.6 three way catalytic converter or an equivalent device that reduces emissions of carbon 3.7 monoxide nitrogen oxides and hydrocazbons. 3.s (b) After January 1 2013 no indoor ice azena may operate a device powered by an 3.9 internal combustion engine other than ice resurfacing or ice edging equipment, less than 3.to two hours before a skater is on the ice or spectators aze permitted to enter the indoor ice 3.1 t arena unless the indoor ice arena has been issued a permit to operate the equipment by the 3.t2 commissioner of health A permit issued under dais paragraph is valid for a time period to 3.13 be determined by the commissioner However a permit issued under this section may not 3.14 be used to evade an indoor ice arena's responsibility to comply with paragraph (c). An 3. is application for a permit issued under this paragraph must be accompanied by a fee of $75. 3.16 !c) After January 1 2014 an indoor ice arena operative in this state must: 3,i7 (1) use ice resurfacing and ice edging equipment that is exclusively powered by 3.18 .electricity; or 3.19 (2) contain an operational and properly calibrated electronic air monitoring device 3.2o that continuously monitors and records the concentration of carbon monoxide and nitrogen 3.2t dioxide in the air inside the ice arena An indoor ice arena may contract with a qualified 3.2z entity to properly calibrate and maintain the operation and accuracy of an electronic air 3.23 monitoring and recording device. 324 (d) By December 1 2013 an undoor ice azena operator must notify the commissioner 3.25 of health in writing whether the indoor ice arena has elected to comply with clause (1) or 3.26 clause (2) of paragraph (c). 3.27 EFFECTIVE DATE. This section is effective the day followinE final enactment. 3.28 Sec. 4. Minnesota Statutes 2008, section 240A.09, is amended to read: 3.29 240A.09 PLAN DEVELOPMENT; CRITERIA. 3.30 The Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission shall develop a plan to promote the 3.31 development of proposals for new statewide public ice facilities including proposals for 3.32 ice centers and matching grants based on the criteria in this section. Sec. 4. 3 ~ - 04/06/10 08:s1 PM HOUSE RESEARCH BECKS H3s12DE3 q, ~ (a) For ice center proposals, the commission will give priority to proposals that a.2 come from more than one local government unit. Institutions of higher education are not a.3 eligible to receive a grant. a.a (b) In the metropolitan area as defined in section 473.121, subdivision 2, the a.s commission is encouraged to give priority to the following proposals: a.6 (1) proposals for construction of two or more ice sheets in a single new facility; q,~ (2) proposals for construction of an additional sheet of ice at an existing ice center; q,g (3) proposals for construction of a new, single sheet of ice as part of a sports complex a.~ with multiple sports facilities; and a.to (4) proposals for construction of a new, single sheet of ice that will be expanded to a a.-~ two-sheet facility in the future. a.t2 (c) The commission shall administer a site selection process for the ice centers. The a.t3 commission shall invite proposals from cities or counties or consortia of cities. A proposal 4.14 for an ice center must include matching contributions including in-kind contributions of a.ts land, access roadways and access roadway improvements, and necessary utility services, a.t6 landscaping, and parking. q,~7 (d) Proposals for ice centers and matching grants must provide for meeting the a.ts demand for ice time for female groups by offering up to 50 percent of prime ice time, as a.iv needed, to female groups. For purposes of this section, prime ice time means the hours a.2o of 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday to Friday and 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Saturdays a.2t and Sundays. q,22 (e) The location for all proposed facilities must be in areas of maximum a.23 demonstrated interest and must maximize accessibility to an arterial highway. 4.24 (f) To the extent possible, all proposed facilities must be dispersed equitably, must a.25 be located to maximize potential for full utilization and profitable operation, and must a.26 accommodate noncompetitive family and community skating for all ages. q,27 (g) The commission may also use the money to upgrade current facilities, purchase a.2s girls' ice time, or conduct amateur women's hockey and other ice sport tournaments. 4.29 (h) To the extent possible, 50 percent of all grants must be awarded to communities 4.30 in greater Minnesota. a.3 t (i) To the extent possible, technical assistance shall be provided to Minnesota 4.32 communities by the commission on ice arena planning, design, and operation, including a.33 the marketing of ice time. a.3a (j) A grant for new facilities may not exceed $250,000. 4.35 (k) The commission may make grants for rehabilitation and renovation. A 4.36 rehabilitation or renovation grant may not exceed $100,000. Priority must be given to Sec. 4. 4 HOUSE RESEARCH BE/KS H3512DE3 04/06/10 08:51 PM s.t grant applications fot• indoor air quality improvements, including zero emission ice s.z resurfacing equipment upgrading ventilation systems and purchasing and installing 5.3 electronic air monitorin and recordin devices that are connected to and set to activate 5.4 the facility's air handling system when the concentration of carbon monoxide or nitrogen 5.5 dioxide in the indoor ice arena reaches levels determined b the De artment of Health 5.G to be detrimental to public health. After January 1 2013 no grant maY be made 5.~ under this ara a h unless the a lication includes ca ital ex enditures for indoor air s.a uali im rovements that will enable the facili to com 1 with the re uirements of 5.9 section 144.1222 subdivision 3c and an associated rules or the a licant rovides 5.1o documentation from the commissioner of health that the facili is in com Hance with 5.11 those re uirements at the time of a lication and will continue to be in com Hance after s.tz the rehab-litatton or renovation is completed The provisions of this naTaoraph also apply 5.13 to grants made to upgrade current facilities under paragraph s.1a (1) Grant money may be used for ice centers designed for sports other than hockey. 5.15 (m) Grant money may be used to upgrade existing facilities to comply with the S.IG bleacher safety requirements of section 326B.112. 5,17 EFFECTIVE DATE. This section is effective the da followin final enactment. 5,18 Sec. 5. INDOOR ICE ARENAS• RULEMAKING• s.t9 The De artment of Health must into orate die followin items into its current s.zo rulemakin ovemin air uali in indoor ice arenas b March 1 2011: s.z1 1 standards limitin the concentration of cazbon monoxide and nitro en dioxide s.zz must address both acute and chronic exposure must include cone-hour and ei t-hour 5.23 limit and must be reviewed every five years 524 2 the ro er location of electronic monitorin devices to accuratel measure the 5.25 concentration of carbon monoxide and nitro en dioxide breathed b individuals on the S.zG ice sheet; s.z~ 3 s ecifications and performance requirements for electronic air monitoring and 5.2s recordin devices re uired under section 144.1222 subdivision 3c• 5.29 4 recorded monitorin data from electronic monitorin devices must be available 53o to the Department of Health upon re uest 5.3t 5 re uirements for the lacement of lacards in indoor ice arenas that state that 5.3z acute and chronic ex osure to elevated levels of carbon monoxide and nitro en dioxide 5.33 that ma be resent in indoor ice arenas is hazardous to human health' and 5.34 6 re uirements for indoor ice arenas that elect to be overned under section 5.35 144.1222 subdivision 3c ara a h c clause 2 to takes ecified corrective measures Sec. 5. 04/06/10 08:51 PM HOUSE RESEARCH BE/KS H3512DE3 b,t to rotect ublic health in res onse to successive/ hi her concentration levels of carbon 6z monoxide and nitro en dioxide as determined b the De artment of Health includin 6.3 o eratin ventilation a ui ment at increased levels or more fre uentl evacuatin the 6.4 aren and establishin conditions for re-occu anc of the arena. 6.5 EFFECTNE DATE. This section is effective the da followin final enactment. 6.6 Sec. 6. COMPLIANCE REPORT AND ENFORCEMENT PLAN ON INDOOR 6.7 AIR 2IIALITY IN ICE ARENAS. 6 g a B Au st 1 2010 the De artment of Health shall submit a re ort to the chairs b,g and rankin minori members of the senate and house of re resentatives committees 6.to with rima 'urisdiction over ublic health that contains the followinee calendar ears:h b.t t res ect to indoor air uali in ice arenas for each of the recedin thr 6 i2 1 a list of on-site ins ections of ice arenas made b the de artment includin the 6.13 date of each inspection; b.ta 2 the list of violations of indoor air uali standards re ortin re uirements or 6.15 other re uirements of Minnesota Rules cha ter 4620 b ice arenas' 6.16 (3) a list of enforcement actions taken against violators listed in clause (2) or any b,t7 other actions takc„ tv *' m vinlgtOTS t0 COII1Dha17ce; 6 t $ 4 the number of certificates of a royal the commissioner of health refused to issue 6,19 due to insufficient documentation of maintenance of acce table air uali conditions- 6so 5 the number of certificates of a royal sus ended revoked or reinstated b the bpi commissioner due to violations of air quality rules; 6 ~ 6 the number of ice arenas that failed to submit week/ air uali measurements 6.23 ac required by rule; and 6.24 7 the number of variances to air uali rules anted to ice arenas b the 6,25 commissioner of health. 6.26 The a enc shall ost the information in clauses 1 to 7 on its Web site. 6,~ b B December 1 2010 the De artment of Health shall submit a lan to the chairs 6,2g and rankin minori members of the senate and house of re resentatives committees 6.29 with rim 'urisdiction over ublic health describin how the a enc will effective) . _ __~_.._ :..o ~~Pnac in 6.30 enrurcc ,,...~.~_ ~ ----- 6.3t Minnesota Rules chapter 4620. 6.32 EFFECTIVE DATE. This section is effective the da followin final enactment." 6.33 Amend the title accordingly Sec. 6.