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activities as are deemed necessary to control any incident within the City, or in areas that <br /> threaten the City or the water supply of the City. <br /> 4. LIABILITY FOR COSTS. Each responsible parry or parties shall be liable to <br /> the City for all costs incurred by the City resulting from a fire, release or threatened release <br /> involving hazardous materials or environmentally damaging substances, except that the City <br /> shall not recover more than the actual costs incurred. This section shall not limit citation or <br /> prosecution under Article IV of this Chapter. <br /> 5. PAYMENT FOR INCURRED COSTS. Each responsible party shall remit <br /> payment to the City Director of Financial Management Department within thirty (30) days upon <br /> written notification of cost by the Director of Financial Management. <br /> 6. NOTIFICATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REQUIRED. Any <br /> person using, producing, researching and/or storing hazardous materials shall notify the Fire <br /> Department. The notification shall include an accurate site safety plan, a list of all hazardous <br /> materials including quantities, container types and sizes and a material safety data sheet on <br /> each hazardous material at the facility. A notebook containing all the above information shall <br /> also be kept at the facility, to be used by facility personnel and responding Fire Department <br /> personnel. The note book shall be placed in a prominent location, so that it can be easily located <br /> during an emergency response or inspection. <br /> 7. WARNING PLACARDS ON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS <br /> FACILITIES. Any person using, researching, producing or storing hazardous materials <br /> shall place warning placards inside and on the outside of the structure in a prominent location. <br /> The content of the placard shall be determined by the Fire Department utilizing the National Fire <br /> Protection Association Standard 704M Hazardous Materials Placard System to determine the <br />