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0 0 Lisa Brown Circuit Works Warrant Inspection Page 2 photographed it (photo #1), placed custody tape over the top of the jar and placed the jar in the ice chest that had "Blue Ice" in it. We then carried the ice chest to the next sample area, where the approximately 1000 -gallon above ground container was located. We sampled the black liquid inside the unlabelled 1000 -gallon container. We again labelled our sample (CW9-25-92-2)*, placed custody tape over the top of the jar, photographed it (photos #3 & #4), and placed the jar in our ice chest. The ice chest remained with us throughout our sampling activities. We then walked past the "Treatment Area" on our way to the other side of the property, near the dumpster. The area between the fenced facility and the dumpster appeared to have hazardous waste dumped on the ground, with a cart with wheels turned upside down next to it. This material closely resembled the hazardous waste stored in the "Treatment Area" in the cart with wheels, inside the facility (photos #5 & #7). Ms. Ratliff and Mr. Irey went outside the fence to obtain the sample of the waste on the ground. This sample was labelled (CW9-25-92-3)* and had custody tape placed over the top of the jar, the jar was photographed (photo # 6) and placed in the ice chest. We then went to the "Treatment Area" where the C.O.S.M.U.D. personnel, Larry Williams and Rhonda Archbold, were taking samples. They suggested we sample the black vat in the "Treatment Area". We took a sample of the liquid, labelled it (CW9-25-92-4)*, placed custody tape over the top of the jar, photographed it (photo #9) and placed the jar in the ice chest. We then took a sample from a 5 -gallon bucket in the hazardous waste storage area. We labelled the sample (CW9-25-92-5)*, placed custody tape over the top of the jar, photographed it (photo #12) and placed the jar in the ice chest. While I was taking additional photos of the area, I met Jay Hansen who indicated he was the owner of the property. He asked if the facility could operate because he had new operators who were supposed to take over the facility on the following Monday. Rhonda Archbald told him the requirements he had to fulfill for C.O.S.M.U.D. and I told him that he needed to have the new owner/operator come in to our office to transfer the permit to their name. Mr. Hansen asked if he could get rid of the barrels. After consulting with Lisa Brown, I told him that he could remove them if he provided me with a copy of the hazardous waste manifest. Mr. Hansen indicated that he intended to "treat" the waste in his 'Treatment Area" and I told him that required a permit from the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) or a variance issued by DTSC, or something indicating he had applied for Permit by Rule (PBR) with DTSC.