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June 23, 2014 R �°° 1�,� �_ San Joaquin County JUN 2 5 Z014 Environmental Health Department 1868 East Hazelton Avenue ENVIRONMEN-1 AL HEALTH Stockton, CA 95205-6232 DEPARTMENT RE: Stagg High School Return To Compliance Certification On April 1, 2014 St cy Rivera of the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department performed a hazardo s waste inspection at Stockton Unified School District's (SUSD) Stagg High School. A Retum to Compliance Certification was previously submitted and this will serve as clarification for any discrepancies in the prior submittal. Included in this response are corrective actions taken by SUSD to address the findings. FINDING #108 — FA LURE TO CHARACTERIZE WASTE (SANDLBASTER AND PARTS WASHER WASTE): SUSD has eveloped waste profiles with Clean Harbors for the disposal of sandblaster waste(metal fines) and parts washer waste. Oily rags will no longer be laundered at the campus, and all oily rags at tcampus were placed in the oily debris drum and disposed of on May 6th, 2014 along with the etal fines(see finding#701). .9Ke 661.V6 ec',O q FINDING #122 & 12 — RECYCLE RECORDS FOR USED OIL NOT AVAILABLE: The auto shop instructor is responsi Dle for maintaining records for used oil and was unable to locate records. These records are currently unavailable, but SUSD is instituting Standard Operating Procedures (SOPS) for managing waste and associated paperwork at the campus. FINDING #127— REC CLE RECORDS FOR LEAD ACID BATTERIES NOT AVAILABLE: Fewer than 10 spent lead acid a itomotive batteries are generated per year at the campus. Batteries are received and recycled by Battery Bill Inc. located at 2817 Cherryland Avenue, Stockton, CA 95215. The carpus manages batteries in accordance with Title 22 California Code of Regulations (CCR) § 66266.81. Since fewer than 10 batteries are generated at the campus per Title 22 CCR § 66265.81(a) recycle records are not required to be maintained on-site, following is the regulatory citat on: Title 22 CCR§ 6626$.81 (a) Except as vroviEkd in subsection (a)(1) of this section, a person who manages spent lead- acid storage batteries which are equivalent in type and equivalent to, or smaller in size than, spent lead-acid storage batteries removed from motor vehicles as defined in Vehicle Code sections 415 and 670 shall comply with the applicable requirements of subsections(a)(2)through (d)of this section.