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rMWk AO%k <br /> r'ag= 5 <br /> surrounding any emergency field command post or any other <br /> command pest activated for the purpose of abating any calamity <br /> enumerated in this Section. <br /> E. California 'r-Imini=trative Code - Title 15 <br /> 1166. Incidents and-accidents involving hazardous materials during <br /> transportation, loading or unloading, or temporary storage on <br /> carrier premises shall be reported as follows: <br /> (a) Reports required to the California Highway Patrol. <br /> 1. Fatality due to exposure to any hazardous material or <br /> fire or explosion. <br /> 2. Hospitalization of any person due to any hazardous <br /> material or fire or explosion. <br /> 3. Continuing danger to life or health at the scene of <br /> the incident. <br /> 4. Estimated property damage exceeding $50,000. <br /> 5• '%nintentional release of hazardous materials from any <br /> package or container, including a tank. <br /> IV. Definitions <br /> A. Hazardous Srill Incident <br /> The release of a hazardous material as defined by 2402.7 of the <br /> California Vehicle Code to the environment. Emergency' personnel are <br /> required to respond to contain the product and prevent in1ury to the <br /> puhlic and/or harm to the environment. <br /> B. Scene M.ar_azer <br /> The governmental representative who has the legal authority to direct <br /> the overall operation of the emergency scene. The scene manager does <br /> not imply internal direction of specialized functions provided by <br /> other emergency service responders. He would, however, resolve a <br />