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Record Keeping: All records pertaining to the disposal and/or recycling of hazardous wastes shall be maintained and available on site for at least three(3)years. For wastes transported on a Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest, within 30 days of shipment, submit one copy of the manifest to the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC). For Non-RCRA hazardous wastes, describe these wastes in Item 9b on the manifest prior to submitting to DTSC. Use U.S. DOT description and California Hazardous Waste Code Number if listed. Copies of manifests are sent to: DTSC Generator Manifests, P.O. Box 400, Sacramento, CA 95812-0400. If within 35 days of the waste being transported off-site, you do not receive a copy of the signed manifest(signed and dated by the designated facility), then you are to call the transporter and designated facility to determine the status of receiving the manifest. If you do not receive a signed copy of the manifest within 45 days of the waste being transported off site, you are to send a Exception Report to the DTSC. The Exception Report will include: a copy of the manifest; and a cover letter that explains the efforts you have taken to locate the hazardous wastes. Exception Reports are sent to: DTSC Report Repository, Generator Information Services Section, P.O. Box 806, Sacramento, CA 95812-0806, A Biennial Report is due by March 1 of each even- numbered year and covers the previous year of hazardous waste activity. Copies manifests, Exception Reports and Biennial Reports must be retained for three years. Section 3: Prevention of Discharges to the Storm Water System and Sewer S s 1. All discharges of anything, other than clean water to the storm drains, gutter, parking lots or side lots are prohibited. Spills or leaks, which may reach storm or sewer water drains, shall be addressed as detailed below. 2. Cleaning and de-greasing of engines or related parts will only be done in areas where run off can be properly treated and legally discharged. 3. The Shop has no floor drains. Spills will be cleaned up quickly using absorbent materials available for use in the Shop and Product Storage room 4. The Wash Bay's oil-water separator will be managed in accordance with procedures established by the local wastewater treatment facility. Section 4: Spills and Leaks 1. Surface flow on this property(outside the covered areas) flows to the on-site storm drainage ditches, which discharge to drain pipes. The drain pipes at the south end of the property discharge directly to Duck Creek. The storm drain inlets on the north end of the property are located in the employee parking area, and discharge to a storm ditch system that runs east along Loomis Road. 2. There are no floor drains in the Shop. Spills will be cleaned up quickly using absorbent materials. Surface flow in the south end of the Shop may flow to the lube pit. The Wash Bay surface slopes to an inlet at the top of an oil-water separator. The inlet is located in J.B.Hunt Transport Materials and Waste Handling/Emergency Response Plan 3