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0 0 removed from the vehicle by a Customer and placed on the ground. Due to the dynamic and ever changing condition of the yard from daily Customer activity, Site staff are assigned to maintain several row sections on a daily basis, focusing on rows that experience more activity,ensuring that the entire Customer Yard is maintained on a weekly basis. As part of standard operating procedures, staff remove materials and debris from rows and dispose of any identified wastes accordingly. As the container of glazing compound had not been picked up yet during yard clean up, it was not yet sorted for waste disposal. Shortly after the inspection, this material was picked up and removed from the Customer Yard. It will be characterized and disposed of as part of a commodity lab pack of RCRA hazardous waste solid. Pick-n-Pull acknowledges that the surplus aerosol cans observed in the cargo storage container were not properly maintained or neatly stored. Because of the storage conditions, the majority of the aerosol cans were in poor condition. After the inspection, Store Management agreed that the paints will no longer be used and should be disposed of. The storage container was cleaned out and paints removed for disposal. The spray cans were disposed of offsite on July 13, 2018 as RCRA hazardous waste. A copy of the manifest is provided in Attachment 2. A photograph of the cleaned out storage unit is provided in Attachment 3. Procedures were reviewed with Production Staff on June 28, 2018 to remind them of the proper housekeeping requirements (including maintenance of the Customer Yard), hazardous material and waste storage, and proper disposal of the various wastes that may be encountered onsite. A copy of the training sign-in sheet is provided in Attachment 4. Contingency Plan—#110 During the inspection, it was observed that the Site's Consolidated Contingency Plan emergency contact information needed to be updated and also listed the incorrect emergency number for the CUPA. In addition, a copy of the most current Contingency Plan had not been provided to the local Fire Department as stated in the plan. The secondary emergency contact that was listed in the Contingency Plan had recently left the company and no longer works for Pick-n-Pull. Unfortunately, the contact was not updated at the time of the inspection as a replacement had not yet been finalized and it had not been 30-days since the employee left. A new secondary contact has been assigned and the plan was updated on July 2, 2018. The CUPA phone number listed on the plan at the time of the inspection referenced the San Joaquin Office of Emergency Services contact phone number instead of the San Joaquin Environmental Health Department phone number. The plan has now been updated to reference the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department phone number. The updated copy of the plan was submitted to the CERS database on July 2, 2018. A copy of the updated Contingency Plan is provided in Attachment 5. Page 2 of 6 StocktonInsp Response 20180726