California Code of Regulations, Title 8, Appendix A
Employers shall use the technical criteria and methodology presented in this appendix in establishing minimum approach distances in accordance with Section 2940.2 (c) and Table 2940.2-1 and Table
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1910.269 App B
Employers must use the technical criteria and methodology presented in this appendix in establishing minimum approach distances in accordance with § 1910.269 (l) (3) (i) and Table R-3 and Table R-8.
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