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of Stockton Municipal Utilities District regarding waste <br />discharge violations. <br />On February 8, 1989, Lisa Brown, Deputy District Attorney of <br />San Joaquin county wrote a letter to Jerry Ruiz, Attorney, <br />representing CWI. This letter addressed changes to an <br />injunction on waste discharge and additional waste discharge <br />violations documented during the corrosive discharge of <br />December 20, 1988. <br />On March 16, 1989, consent was established on a final <br />judgement against CWI held in the Superior Court of San <br />Joaquin County. The final judgement addressed the following: <br />1. The illegal discharge of hazardous waste. <br />2. The monitoring of wastewater discharged to the sanitary <br />sewer from the pretreatment system. <br />3. The stoppage of waste discharge to the sanitary sewer <br />upon discovery of a substantial release of contaminated <br />waste water. <br />4. The city of Stockton sewer system enforceable discharge <br />requirements. <br />On January 3, 1990, Charles Hunt and Kasey Foley completed a <br />routine hazardous waste generator inspection. Five hazardous <br />waste violations were documented. <br />1. Improper labeling of hazardous waste containers. <br />2. Hazardous waste stored in a container open to the <br />environment. <br />3. A biennial report for the generation of hazardous waste <br />had not been prepared for DHS. <br />4. Appropriate hazardous waste training was not documented <br />in employees personnel files. <br />5. Performing treatment of hazardous waste without a permit, <br />or variance from DHS. <br />February 19,1991, complaint #91-0189 was received by our <br />office regarding the discharge of toxic substances to the <br />ground, noncompliance of local waste standards, and unsafe <br />working conditions. <br />February 20, 1991, complaint #91-0189 was referred to the San <br />Joaquin County District Attorney's Office for investigation. <br />3 <br />