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County of Sacramento Environmental Management Department Environmental Compliance Division 10590 Armstrong Ave. Suite A Mather, CA 95655 Voice (8am 5pm): 916/875-8400 FAX: 916/875-8513 http://www.emd.saccounty.net Tiered Permitting Checklist Summary of Violations This is an inspection element checklist of common types of violations of Federal, State, or local laws and regulations. For specific details about your inspection, refer to your Notice to Comply (NTC). VIOLATION CODE All Tiers Q459 22 CCR 15 66265.32 AUTHORITY DESCRIPTION This facility has the required equipment necessary for the hazards that are posed by the HW handled Q461 22 CCR 15 66265.196 Leaks and/or spills from the HW tank system are managed immediately Q462 22 CCR 15 66265.194 HW tank systems are operated properly Q463 22 CCR 15 66265.17(b), 66265.177 Incompatible wastes are managed properly Q411 / Q474 / Q533 Q467 / Q527 / Q592 Q475 / Q534 / Q601 File Review HSC 25201(a) Facility has a valid Permit to Operate from the CUPA HSC 6.5 25201(a) A permit to treat HW has been obtained 22 CCR 15 66265.77(a), 66565.56(j) A written incident report for release, fire and/or explosion was submitted Q600 HSC 6.11 25404.1.1 Facility has a valid Permit to Operate from the CUPA Q772 22 CCR 66265.56(j) Submitted a contingency plan activation report to CUPA PBR/CA Q438 / Q563 22 CCR 15 66265.193 HW tank systems have secondary containment Q416 / Q539 22 CCR 45 67450.13(a)(2) An Adjustment for the Closure Cost Estimate was completed by March 1 of each year Q417 / Q540 22 CCR 45 67450.13(a)(1) A Treatment Unit Written Estimate of Closure Costs was submitted Q418 / Q541 22 CCR 45 67450.13(a)(3), 67450.13(a)(4) Closure Cost Estimate was revised for a Closure Plan and/or cost increase change Q413 / Q535 22CCR 67450.7, HSC 6.5 25200.14(b)(1) Phase I Environmental Assessment Checklist submitted Q424 / Q547 22 CCR 15 66265.192(k) A complete HW tank system assessment was kept on file at the facility Q425 / Q548 Q427 / Q550 Q429 / Q552 22 CCR 15 66265.191(a), 66265.191(b), 66265.191(c), 66265.191(e) 66265.192(h) 66265.191(g) Existing HW tank system without secondary containment has been assessed and certified annually Treatment: Reassessment of the TP Tank systems P.E. Assessment Existing HW tank system assessment is complete Q431 / Q553 22 CCR 15 66265.192(l), 66265.192(m) Replacement of parts for the HW tank system have been approved by the CUPA Q436 / Q561 22 CCR 15 66265.195(a) HW tank system is inspected at least once each operating day Q546 22 CCR 15 66265.195(b) Cathodic protection systems are inspected Page 1 of 6

Q466 / Q591 22 CCR 15 66265.111, 66265.114, 66265.197 The HW tank system was properly closed Q587 22 CCR 15 66265.194 HW tank systems are operated properly Q588 22 CCR 15 66265.17(b), 66265.177 Incompatible wastes are managed properly Q589 22 CCR 15 66265.17(a) Ignitable or reactive HW containers are protected from sources of ignition or reaction CA Q445 Q446 Q447 Q448 Q449 Q450 Q451 Q452 Q453 Q454 HSC 6.5 25200.3(a)(1)(G), 25200.3(a)(11), 25200.3(b)(1) HSC 6.5 25200.3(a)(1)(A), 25200.3(a)(1)(C), 25200.3(a)(1)(D), 25200.3(a)(1)(E), 25200.3(a)(1)(F), 25200.3(a)(2) 25200.3(a)(3) 25200.3(a)(4) 25200.3(a)(5) 25200.3(a)(6) 25200.3(a)(7) 25200.3(a)(8) 25200.3(a)(9) Aqueous wastes containing hexavalent chromium are treated Aqueous wastes containing listed inorganic constituents, except asbestos, are treated Aqueous wastes with listed organic constituents are treated Wastes which contain or are contaminated with listed constituents, except asbestos, are treated Alum, gypsum, lime, sulfur or phosphate sludges are treated Listed special wastes that meet the criteria and requirements of special wastes are treated Wastes, except asbestos, that have been classified by DTSC as special wastes are treated Soils contaminated with listed metals are treated Oil mixed with water and oil/water separation sludges are treated Inorganic acid or alkaline wastes are treated Q790 HSC 6.5 25200.3(a), 25200.3(b) Conditionally Authorized: Hazardous Waste Treatment Process Combinations Q793 HSC 6.5, 25200.3(c)(4); 66264.175 CA Treatment: Secondary Containment for Treatment in Containers Q414 HSC 6.5 25200.3(e) Onsite HW Treatment Information submitted Q415 HSC 6.5 25200.3(k) Amended Onsite HW Treatment Information submitted Q439 HSC 6.5 25200.3(c)(6), 25200.3(c)(7) Records for conducting HW treatment are maintained onsite for five years Q440 HSC 6.5 25200.3(c)(5), 25200.3(c)(7) Records for scheduling and logging inspections are maintained onsite for five years Q445 HSC 6.5 25200.3(a)(1)(G), 25200.3(a)(11), 25200.3(b)(1) Aqueous wastes containing hexavalent chromium are treated Q468 HSC 6.5 25200.3(g) The HW treatment unit was closed properly and the CUPA was notified CE Q496 Q497 22 CCR 11 66261.124. HSC 6.5 25201.5(c)(3) 22 CCR 11 66261.124. HSC 6.5 25201.5(c)(4) HW classified as special waste is treated to remove water from HW HW classified as special waste is treated to remove components from HW Q498 HSC 6.5 25201.5(c)(5) HW from food or food byproducts is treated for corrosivity or toxicity Q499 HSC 6.5 25201.5(c)(6) HW is treated by gravity separation Q500 HSC 6.5 25201.5(c)(7) HW is treated by neutralization in a laboratory Q501 HSC 6.5 25201.5(c)(8) HW treatment is carried out in a QA/QC laboratory Page 2 of 6

Q502 HSC 6.5 25144.6 Reusable soiled textile materials are laundered at the facility Q503 Q504 Q505 Q506 Q507 Q508 Q509 Q510 Q511 Q512 Q513 Q514 Q791 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(1); HSC 6.5 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(2); HSC 6.5 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(3); HSC 6.5 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(4); HSC 6.5 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(5); HSC 6.5 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(8); HSC 6.5 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(6); HSC 6.5 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(7); HSC 6.5, 25201.5(c)(4) 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(9); HSC 6.5 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(10); HSC 6.5 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(11); HSC 6.5 25201.5(c)(1), 25201.5(c)(2), 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(12); HSC 6.5 2501.5(c)(1), 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a); HSC 6.5, 25201.5(c) Aqueous wastes containing hexavalent chromium are treated Aqueous wastes containing listed metals and/or fluoride salts are treated Aqueous wastes with < 10% total organic carbon and < 1% total volatile organic compounds are treated Wastes which contain or are contaminated with listed metals and/or fluoride salts are treated Alum, gypsum, lime, sulfur or phosphate sludges are treated Inorganic acid or alkaline wastes are treated Listed special wastes that meet the criteria and requirements of special wastes are treated Wastes, except asbestos, that have been classified by DTSC as special wastes are treated Soils contaminated with listed metals are treated Various used oil wastes and oil/water separation sludges are treated Empty contaminated containers are treated Multi-component resins are treated Conditionally Exempt: Hazardous Waste Treatment Process Combinations Q476 HSC 6.5 25201.5(d)(7) Onsite HW Treatment Information submitted Q477 HSC 6.5 25201.5(i) Amended Onsite HW Treatment Information submitted Q494 HSC 6.5 25201.5(d)(3), 25201.5(d)(5), 25201.5(d)(6) Records for conducting HW treatment are maintained onsite for three years Q495 HSC 6.5 25201.5(d)(4), 25201.5(d)(5) Records for scheduling and logging inspections are maintained onsite for three years PBR Q560 22 CCR 45 67450.11(d)(4)(D) Training for cyanide treatment has been provided Q565 23 CCR 45 67450.3(c)(5) Effluent or treatment residuals are discharged compliantly Q566 Q567 22 CCR 45 67450.11(d)(7)(A), 67450.11(d)(7)(B), 67450.11(d)(7)(C) 22 CCR 11 66261.107 or 66261.110; 22 CCR 45 67450.11(d)(1), 67450.11(d)(2) Spent cyanide-containing process solutions are treated Cyanide-containing aqueous wastes are treated Q568 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(1) Aqueous wastes containing hexavalent chromium are treated Q569 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(8) Inorganic acid or alkaline wastes are treated Q570 Q571 Q572 22 CCR 11 66261.24(a)(2): 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(2) 22 CCR 12 66262.24(a)(1)(B) and 66262.24(a)(2)(B) 22 CCR 11 66261.24(a)(2) 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(4) Aqueous wastes containing listed metals and/or fluoride salts are treated Aqueous wastes with < 10% total organic carbon and < 1% total volatile organic compounds are treated Wastes which contain or are contaminated with listed metals and/or fluoride salts are treated Q573 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(5) Alum, gypsum, lime, sulfur or phosphate sludges are treated Q574 Q575 22 CCR 11 66261.120 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(6) 22 CCR 11 66261.124 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(7) Listed special wastes that meet the criteria and requirements of special wastes are treated Wastes, except asbestos, that have been classified by DTSC as special wastes are treated Page 3 of 6

Q576 22 CCR 11 66261.24(a)(2): 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(9) Soils contaminated with listed metals are treated Q579 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(10) Various used oil items and oil/water separation sludges are treated Q580 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(11) Empty contaminated containers are treated Q581 22 CCR 45 67450.11(a)(12) Multi-component resins are treated Q594 22 CCR 45 67450.11(d)(4)(A), 67450.11(d)(4)(B), 67450.11(d)(4)(C) Cyanide-containing waste generation has been reduced Q792 22 CCR 45, 67450.3(c)(12); 66264.175 PBR Treatment: Secondary Containment for Treatment in Containers Q542 22 CCR 45 67450.2(b)(2) Onsite HW Treatment Information submitted Q543 22 CCR 45 67450.3(c)(2) Amended Onsite HW Treatment Information submitted Q545 22 CCR 45 67450.3(c)(10) Annual Report submitted Q562 22 CCR 66265.93 and.94 22 CCR 15 66265.77(b) Ground water contamination and monitoring data was reported Q544 22 CCR 15 66265.33 Preparedness and prevention equipment is tested and maintained Q554 22 CCR 45 67450.11(d)(7)(E) Records for cyanide treatment were maintained at the facility for three years Q555 22 CCR 15 66265.52 HW contingency plan is complete Q556 22 CCR 15 66265.53 HW contingency plan is maintained at the facility and submitted to required authorities Q557 22 CCR 45 67450.7 Corrective action documents are submitted Q558 22 CCR 15 66265.16 Training for HW management has been completed and records are maintained at the facility Q559 22 CCR 15 66265.51 HW contingency plan has been prepared and implemented Q564 22 CCR 45 67450.3(c)(8) Documents for operating a FTU are maintained onsite Q549 22 CCR 15 66265.176 Ignitable or reactive HW containers are located at least 50 ft. from the property line Q551 22 CCR 15 66265.174 HW container storage areas are inspected at least weekly Q577 22 CCR 15 66265.172 HW containers are compatible with the HW being stored Q578 22 CCR 15 66265.171 HW containers are in good condition Q582 22 CCR 15 66265.173 HW containers are always kept closed except when adding or removing HW Q583 22 CCR 15 66265.35 This facility maintains adequate aisle space for unobstructed response to emergencies Q584 22 CCR 15 66265.32 This facility has the required equipment necessary for the hazards that are posed by the HW handled Q585 22 CCR 15 66265.31 The facility is maintained and operated to minimize the release of a HW Q586 22 CCR 15 66265.196 Leaks and/or spills from the HW tank system are managed immediately Q590 22 CCR 15 66265.14 The facility has adequate security Q593 22 CCR 45 67450.3(c)(7) The exterior of the treatment unit is marked permanently P/THHWCF Q632 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(d)(3) The location is large enough for safe operation Page 4 of 6

Q633 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(d)(5) The location has a physical barrier to delineate the perimeter of the handling and storage areas Q636 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(d)(4) The surface at the location is adequately paved and protected Q637 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(e) The location consolidates HW properly Q638 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(d)(1) The location is clearly marked to control public access Q640 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(d)(7) The location has a canopy/roof that covers the waste handling areas Q641 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(d)(9) The location has a HW storage area that is secured and lighted Q642 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(d)(6) The location has an approved area/structure to store containers of ignitable/reactive HW Q643 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(d)(10) The location has traffic control that has been approved Q644 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(d)(8) The location has posted warning signs Q610 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(d)(2) The location has an approved buffer zone Q628 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(h) Reports and records for operating the P/THHWCF are maintained for three years Q630 Q631 Q655 PHHWCF Q602 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(i) 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(4), 67450.4(g) 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(3)(B), 67450.4(b)(9) File Review 22 CCR 20 66270.60(d)(6) A written report of any incident of noncompliance was submitted to the CUPA within 15 days Records for accepting HW from a small quantity commercial source have been established (CESQG's) The location accepts HW from small quantity commercial sources separate from household HW PHHWCF Information submitted and authorization to operate received from CUPA Q654 HSC 6.5 25201(a) A permit to treat HW has been obtained Q603 22 CCR 45 67450.30(b) A written closure cost estimate was submitted Q604 22 CCR 45 67450.30(b)(1) An adjusted written closure cost estimate for inflation was submitted Q607 23 CCR 45 67450.30(c) Financial Assurance Certification for Closure submitted Q606 22 CCR 15 66265.33 Preparedness and prevention equipment is tested and maintained Q608 22 CCR 15 66265.195(b) Cathodic protection systems are inspected Q611 22 CCR 15 66265.192(k) A complete HW tank system assessment was obtained and kept on file at the facility Q612 Q614 Q616 22 CCR 15 66265.191(a), 66265.191(b), 66265.191(c), 66265.191(e) 66265.192(h) 66265.191(g) Existing HW tank system without secondary containment has been assessed and certified annually Treatment: Reassessment of the TP Tank systems P.E. Assessment Existing HW tank system assessment is complete Q617 22 CCR 15 66265.192(l), 66265.192(m) Replacement of parts for the HW tank system have been approved by the CUPA Q618 22 CCR 15 66265.52 HW contingency plan is complete Q619 22 CCR 15 66265.53 HW contingency plan is maintained at the facility and submitted to required authorities Q620 22 CCR 15 66265.16 Training for HW management has been completed and records are maintained at the facility Page 5 of 6

Q621 22 CCR 15 66265.51 HW contingency plan has been prepared and implemented Q622 22 CCR 15 66265.195(a) HW tank system is inspected at least once each operating day Q623 22 CCR 45 67450.3(c)(9)(D), CCR 15 66265.77(b) Ground water contamination and monitoring data was reported Q624 22 CCR 15 66265.193 HW tank systems have secondary containment Q625 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(2)(G) Tank systems are in compliance with applicable requirements Q626 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(2)(G)(5)(A) Phase I Environmental Assessment Checklist and Certification submitted Q627 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(2)(A) A written waste analysis plan has been prepared Q629 23 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(3) An Operation Plan was properly completed and maintained at the facility Q613 22 CCR 15 66265.176 Ignitable or reactive HW containers are located at least 50 ft. from the property line Q615 22 CCR 15 66265.174 HW container storage areas are inspected at least weekly Q634 22 CCR 15 66265.172 HW containers are compatible with the HW being stored Q635 22 CCR 15 66265.171 HW containers are in good condition Q639 22 CCR 15 66265.173 HW containers are always kept closed except when adding or removing HW Q645 22 CCR 15 66265.35 This facility maintains adequate aisle space for unobstructed response to emergencies Q646 22 CCR 15 66265.32 This facility has the required equipment necessary for the hazards that are posed by the HW handled Q647 22 CCR 15 66265.31 The facility is maintained and operated to minimize the release of a HW Q648 22 CCR 15 66265.196 Leaks and/or spills from the HW tank system are managed immediately Q649 22 CCR 15 66265.194 HW tank systems are operated properly Q650 22 CCR 15 66265.17(b), 66265.177 Incompatible wastes are managed properly Q651 22 CCR 45; 22 CCR 15 66265.17(a) Ignitable or reactive HW containers are protected from sources of ignition or reaction Q652 22 CCR 15 66265.14 The facility has adequate security Q653 22 CCR 15 66265.111, 66265.114, 66265.197 The HW tank system was properly closed Q657 22 CCR 45 67450.25(a)(6) HW was disposed of within one year from the date of collection THHWCF File Review Q609 22 CCR 45 67450.4(b) An Operation Plan was properly completed and maintained at the facility Q656 22 CCR 45 67450.4(f) The location was cleaned up within 144 hours of the termination of the session 3/6/2017 JM W:\DATA\FORMSARCHIVE\HM\CHECKLISTS - ALL EC MARCH 2017\TIERED PERMITTING CHECKLIST SUMMARY OF VIOLATIONS.DOC Page 6 of 6