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PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ~ r <br /> SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY Z <br /> JOGI KHANNA M.D.,M.P.H. ` <br /> Health Officer <br /> C9 dip OR�\p <br /> P.O. Box 2009 (1601 East Hazelton Avenue) Stockton, California 95201 <br /> (209) 465-3400 <br /> October 18, 1989 <br /> Cherry Growers Assoc. <br /> Attn: Pat McFarland pv <br /> 1630 E. Channel 00Stockton, CA <br /> RE: 1630 E. Channel, Stockton <br /> The above referenced facility has been identified as a generator of waste <br /> oil. The following information is provided to assist you in the proper <br /> handling of this material. <br /> Waste oil is considered a hazardous waste in the State of California <br /> pursuant to Title 22 , California Code of Regulations, Section 66680, <br /> because it is likely to contain a hazardous material [for example: heavy <br /> metals, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) , etc. ] Any disposal of waste oil <br /> must be managed in accordance with the generator requirements outlined in <br /> Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations, Article 6, unless a waste <br /> analysis is performed verifying no hazardous constituents are present. A <br /> detailed waste analysis is a costly procedure. Therefore, to attempt <br /> classification of waste oil as non-hazardous is generally an unreasonable <br /> management method. <br /> To dispose of waste oil in storm drains, sanitary sewer systems or to the <br /> land is illegal and may result in the taking of enforcement action by the <br /> California Department of Health Services, Toxic Substance Control Division. <br /> Substantial penalties can result from failure to comply with the law. <br /> If you are a residence, you are exempt from the generator requirements <br /> outlined below. There are many recycling centers available to properly <br /> dispose of your waste oil. For further information about these centers, <br /> look in the Yellow Pages of the telephone book under "Recycling Facilities" <br /> or call this office. <br /> If you are a business, you must achieve compliance with State regulations <br /> as a waste oil generator and comply with the following: <br /> 1. Store waste oil in leak-proof containers. Waste oil may not be <br /> stored for longer than ninety (90) days without a storage permit <br /> or a variance from the California Department of Health Services, <br /> Toxic Substance Control Division, to store waste in excess of the <br /> 90 day limit. <br /> A Division of San Joaquin County Health Care Services <br />