c. Bear in mind that non-CRC campaigns operations at your dealership
could trigger Michigan air permitting unless they qualify for a separate
exemption; it is your dealership's responsibility to address its compliance
obligations for these non-CRC campaigns operations.

Refer to Summary of Federal, State and Local Regulations Related to Air
Emissions for Michigan in Appendix C for details.

CONFIRM LOCAL CODE COMPLIANCE.

a. Confirm compliance with the approval issued by your local fire code
enforcement official.

b. Review Summary Of Additional Fire And Other Local Requirements
For Michigan in Appendix A to determine whether your dealership is
subject to any additional requirements, and if so, confirm your
compliance.

Begin Conducting The CRC Campaign, But Do So In
Compliance With Obligations That Apply In Michigan.

COMPLY WITH HOURLY ALLOWABLE EMISSIONS RATE. Keep PM
emissions below the hourly allowable emissions rate by processing no more
than 1 vehicle every 2 hours. Document adherence to this limit using the CRC
Campaign Daily Production and Monthly Emissions Log in Appendix B.

COMPLY WITH AIR RECORDKEEPING. Retain completed logs as well as the
following documents provided in Appendix B on file:

a. Process Overview for Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. CRC Campaigns;

b. The material safety data sheets for the two CRCs — Noxudol 3008S and
712AM — being used for the CRC campaigns;

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c. The manufacturer's letter dated October 22, 2010 which certifies that the
Vaupel HSDR 3300, when used to apply the CRCs, achieves a transfer
efficiency of at least 65%:

d. Approval by the California South Coast Air Quality Management District
(SCAQMD) certifying that the Vaupel HSDR 3300 spray gun achieves
High Volume Low Pressure (HVLP) equivalency when applying the
CRCs;

e. Vaupel HSDR 3300 Spray Equipment Manufacturer's Specifications; and

f. CRC Campaigns Air Emissions Cafculation Summary.

If you have any questions after reviewing this Part Two — State Compliance Supplement for
Michigan, please go to the C.L.E.A.N. Dealer website (http://cleandealer.com) or call the EH&S
Hotline (877-572-4347). Thank you for participating in the CRC campaigns.

TOYOTA MOTOR SALES, U.S.A., INC.

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CORROSION-RESISTANT COMPOUND CAMPAIGNS
DEALER INFORMATION PACKET

PART TWO - STATE COMPLIANCE SUPPLEMENT FOR MICHIGAN

APPENDIX A -- SUMMARY OF ADDITIONAL FIRE AND OTHER
LOCAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MICHIGAN

In Michigan, no fire code approval was required at the state level, and therefore, your dealership
should have obtained an approval to conduct the CRC campaigns from your local fire code
enforcement official. You should confirm that your dealership can conduct the CRC campaign
in compliance with this approval.

In some jurisdictions in Michigan, additional requirements may apply to any potential new CRC
campaign pursuant to local fire, building, environmental, safety and/or zoning codes. You
should use this Summary as a guide to identify additional fire and other local code requirements
potentially relevant to the CRC campaigns. For any such requirement identified, you should
then determine whether the requirement applies to your dealership when conducting any
potential new CRC campaign and, if so, confirm your compliance.

IMPORTANT: This Summary contains information (including local official contact
information) gathered by TMS in 2010 at the time of the Tundra BOD and is being
provided as part of this CRC Campaigns Dealer Information Packet to support your
dealership's continued compliance with additional fire and other local code
requirements. Subsequent to 2010, however, it is possible that your local jurisdiction
has enacted new codes or revised existing codes in a manner that would add, modify or
eliminate the potentially relevant requirements identified in this Summary. It is your
dealership’s responsibility to keep informed of any changes in local codes that may
impact the CRC campaigns and to adjust your compliance actions as necessary.

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Table 1: Code Summary for Michigan Locations

Location

Other Potentially Relevant Local Requirements

Ann Arbor

Follow Scio Township requirements

Bangor
Township

Confirm that your dealership updated its Pollution Incident Protection Plan prior to
conducting the previous CRC campaigns; if you have not done so, or have any
questions regarding this requirement, please call the EH&S Hotline (877-572-
4347).

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Building Inspection & Zoning Office
180 State Park Drive

Bay City, Ml 48706-1763

(989) 684-5427

Battle Creek
MI

Verify whether dealership is located within a Special Flood Hazard Area, and if so,
comply with any applicable requirements for the use, storage and disposal of CRC
materials.

Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Planning and Community Development
Commerce Pointe

77 East Michigan Ave.

Battle Creek, Ml 49017

(269) 966-3320

Bay City

Follow Bangor Township requirements

Benton
Charter
Township Ml

Verify whether dealership is located within a floodway overlay district, and if so,
comply with any applicable requirements for the use, storage and disposal of CRC
program materials.

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Thomas E. Baldwin, CBCO
Building Official

1725 Territorial Rd,

Benton Harbor, Ml 49022
(269) 925-7284

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Benton Harbor

Follow Benton Charter Township requirements

Cadillac

Follow Haring Township requirements

Canton
(Charter
Township)

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

John Weyer

Building Official

1150 Canton Center S.
Canton, MI

(734) 394-5200

Center Line
(Township)

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Roger A. Pinch,
Building inspector
7070 E. Ten Mile Rd.
Center Line, Mi 48015
(586) 757-6800

Cheybogan

Follow Invemess Township requirements

City of Holland

Follow Holland Township requirements

City of Monroe

Follow Monroe Township requirements

Clinton
Township

Do not dispose of any CRC campaign materials in any container containing refuse.

Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Carlo Santia, Director Planning and Community Development
Dept. of Planning & Comm. Dev.

40700 Romeo Plank Road

Clinton Township, Ml 48038

(586) 286-9325

Dearborn

Verify whether dealership is located within a Floodplain Zoning District, and if so,
comply with any applicable requirements for the use, storage and disposal of CRC
materials.

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact

John Nagy, Planner

City Planning

13615 Michigan Ave. 2nd Floor
Dearbom, MI 48126

(313) 943-2170

Escanaba

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact

Blaine Degrave, Code Enforcement Officer
Community Development/Planning Office
Escanaba City Hall/Library Complex

410 Ludington Street

Escanaba, MI 49829

(906) 786-9402

Farmington
Hills

Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Darryl Derocher

Zoning Division - Enforcement
City of Farmington Hills
31555 W. Eleven Mile Road
Farmington Hills, Mi 48336
(248) 871-2523

Fruitport
Township

'| Verify that dealerships current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC

campaign.
Contact:

Fruitport Charter Township
6543 Airline Rd

Fruitport, Ml 49415

(231) 865-3151

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Grand Blanc

Verify whether dealership is located within a Floodplain Zoning District, and if so,
comply with any applicable requirements for the use, storage and disposal of CRC
materials.

Verify whether dealership is located within a GC zone (General Commercial), and if
sO,

Il. Determine whether you must obtain a Special Land Use Permit (call the
EH&S Hotline (877-572-4347) for assistance) and

lil. Comply with any applicable requirements for the use, storage and disposal
of CRC materials, including any requirements for the use of hazardous
materials (defined to include combustible materials such as the CRC
materials).

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Michael Deem, Township Planner
Planning and Zoning

P.O. Box 1833

Grand Blanc, Ml 48480-0057
(810) 424-2600

Grand Rapids

Do not store any CRC campaign materials outside within 10 feet of a property line
and within 20 feet of any structure.

Verify whether dealership is located within a floodway area zone, and if so, comply
with any applicable requirements for the use, storage and disposal of CRC
materials.

Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Development Center
1120 Monroe Ave. NW
Grand Rapids, Ml 49503
(616) 456-4100

Grand Rapids (See
Plainfield
Township)

Haring
Township

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact

Michael Green, Zoning Administrator
Township of Haring

515 Bell Avenue

Cadillac, MI 49601

(231) 779-9501

Holland
Township

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Jon Mersman,

Planner and Zoning Administrator
Holland Charter Township

353 North 120th Avenue

Holland, Ml 49424

(616) 395-0196

Inverness
Township

Verify whether deafership is located within % mile of the ordinary high water mark
of any river, stream, pond or lake, and if so, comply with any applicable
requirements for the use, storage and disposal of CRC materials.

Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Debbie Tomlinson
Cheboygan County Building
Planning and Zoning

870 South Main Street,
Cheboygan, MI 49771

Iron Mountain

Kalamazoo

Verify that dealership’s current zoning and/or use permit and any other applicable
local ordinances allow the CRC campaign.

Contact:

Planning and Community Development
501 S. Stephenson Ave.

Iron Mountain, Ml 49801

Phone: 906-774-8530

Fax: 906-774-3774

Follow Oshtemo Township requirements

Lansing

Conduct the CRC campaign within the confines of an enclosed structure (e.g., in
your dealership's service garage).

Verify that dealership's current zoning and/or use permit allows the CRC
campaign.

Contact:

Chris Segerlind

Manage of Building Safety/Code Compliance
City of Lansing

Planning Office