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VP grease separator for a meat market, and was never intended for waste oil . on the morning of 3/12/91, Telic telephoned Larry Williams with SMUD and he informed Telic that the standard closure for sand traps in the Stockton area was to have them pumped out (the contents could be disposed of at Sacramento Regional Waste Control as non hazardous and without manifest) , filled with sand and capped with concrete. Mr . Williams was informed of the RWQCB recommendations for sump closure, and he admitted their recommendations had precedence over his . Also on 3/12/91 , Robert Noyes, Telic Project Manager, met with Mr. Jerry Gregor'son and Alfonso Lopez to discuss the proper way of closing the sump that would be most cost effective. Statements that surfaced in the meeting were: 1 . Telic was trying to take advantage of Gregorson by doing more than was necessary. 2 . Telic was not willing to provide a signed closure report without analyzing soil beneath the tank, per RWQCB advice . It was then decided that Gregorson would see if another contractor, who .proposed a drastically reduced price, would be able to provide a closure report that was acceptable to the lender. They would let Telic know of their outcome. i On 3/13/91 Robert Noyes with Telic again contacted Mr. Charlie Hunt with SJCEHD and explained to him the predicament that Telic was in regarding the sump closure: . 1 . Telic ' s clients, Gregorson, felt they were being taken advantage of . 2 . Larry Williams with SMUD thought Telic was planning to do much more than is normally necessary on a sump closure. 3 . RWQCB, Ms Williams, thought we should abide by SJCEHD Tank Closure Requirements, but did not want to get directly involved. 4 . SJCEHD no longer wants to be involved or provide any direction in regards to the proper closure, nor will they sign off on the closure. 4