E. The pollution prevention plan summary shall include a summary of all data and information in the plan, including the following:

1. 1. A statement of the scope and objectives of the pollution prevention plan considering toxicity, volume, disposal costs and liability costs, and a numerical statement of the reductions in facility use of each hazardous waste at the facility over the next five or more years.
2. 2. An analysis identifying pollution prevention opportunities to reduce or eliminate toxic substance releases and hazardous waste generation.
3. 3. The name and location of all facilities associated with the state agency that are included in the plan and the name, address and telephone number of the operator and the senior official with management responsibility at the facility.
4. 4. Identification and explanation of technology, procedures and options considered available and technically feasible for reducing the use of each hazardous waste and toxic substance at the facility, an explanation of options not implemented and a time schedule for implementing chosen options.
5. 5. A written certification that the agency has prepared a pollution prevention plan and that a copy of the plan is available at the agency or facility for the department's inspection and for inspection by the public on request to the department.
6. 6. Specific performance goals for the prevention of pollution, including an explanation of the rationale for each performance goal. The plan shall include a goal for the facility and may include goals for individual processes, operations, toxic substance usage and hazardous waste generation.
7. 7. A written certification by the senior official with management responsibility that he has read the plan and that to the best of his knowledge it is true, accurate and complete.
8. 8. A written policy setting forth management support for the pollution prevention plan and a commitment to implement the plan to achieve the plan goals.
9. 9. An analysis of pollution prevention activities that are already in place and that are consistent with the requirements of this article.
10. 10. Employee awareness and training programs to involve employees in pollution prevention planning and implementation to the maximum extent feasible.
11. 11. Provisions to incorporate the plan into management practices and procedures to ensure the plan's institutionalization.

I. Each state agency required to prepare and maintain a pollution prevention plan shall file an annual progress report. The annual progress report shall both:

1. 1. Analyze the progress made, if any, in pollution prevention including toxics use reduction, source reduction and hazardous waste minimization relative to each performance goal established and relative to the plan contents.
2. 2. Set forth amendments to the pollution prevention plan and explain the need for the amendments.