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Harprit S. Mattu [EH] <br /> From: Gabriel Valenzuela <gabrielvalenzuela28@yahoo.com> <br /> Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2014 2:24 PM <br /> To: Harprit S. Mattu [EH] <br /> Subject: Re: SJCEHD-Waste Tire Inspection <br /> We already opened the business. <br /> Sent from my iPhone <br /> On Sep 25, 2014, at 4:19 PM, "Harprit S. Mattu [EH]"<hmattu@sicehd.com>wrote: <br /> Hi Gabriel, <br /> I would like to provide you with some information to familiarize yourself with California's Waste Tire <br /> Laws and Regulations. Every waste tire generator in California must obtain a Tire Program Identification <br /> Number(TPID). This TPID number is used to track the movement of waste tires from one location to <br /> another. There is no fee associated with obtaining this number. The number can be obtained by calling <br /> CalRecycle at 1-866-896-0600. The link below from CalRecycle's website provides further details <br /> regarding the TPID number: <br /> http://www.calrecVcle.ca.gov/Tires/`­TPID/default.htm <br /> California's Waste Tire Laws and Regulations only apply to used and waste tires. In California,the <br /> transportation of 10 or more used/waste tires requires a hauler registration. Registered haulers must fill <br /> out waste tire manifests each time they pick up or deliver a load of used/waste tires. There are a few <br /> ways this regulation affects you. If you plan on utilizing a waste tire hauler to pick up your waste tires, <br /> then that hauler will need to be registered and you need to obtain a manifest each time a load of waste <br /> tires is picked up. These manifests must be retained at the business for 3 years. This also applies when <br /> a waste tire hauler delivers used tires to your facility. A manifest must be obtained for each time a load <br /> of 10 or more used tires is delivered to the business. I have attached a document that explains what a <br /> registered hauling vehicle is required to have. The vehicle should have a decal on the windshield and a <br /> hauler registration available for you to view inside the vehicle. Note that my document is from 2008, so <br /> the decal for today's haulers would start with the number 14-#####(2014). An important thing to <br /> remember is that any time a registered hauler uses their registered vehicle to pickup/deliver used/waste <br /> tires from your location, a manifest is required (even for 1 tire). <br /> An unregistered hauler can deliver/pick up 9 or less used/waste tires at one time. For example,you can <br /> haul 9 used tires in your own pickup truck from one place to another and a manifest is not required. <br /> When is a manifest required? <br /> Registered hauler delivering/picking up ANY amount of used/waste tires—manifest required <br /> Unregistered hauler deliver/picking up 9 or less used/waste tires—no manifest required but a receipt is <br /> recommended <br /> Unregistered hauler deliver/picking up 10 or more used/waste tires—ILLEGAL <br /> I have attached a document that explains how the waste tire manifest should be filled out. Even though <br /> the hauler is the one that fills it out,you should double check the manifest before initialing it to make <br /> sure that it is filled out correctly. <br />