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VII. On Sept�mber 20, 1990, Charles Hunt, R.E.H.S., conducted an inspection. The violations are listed below: 1. Health and Safety Code, Section 25189.5: At the time of insection, extensive staining by petroleum hydrocarbons was observed on the soil in the train maintenance areas, sou h end maintenance yard and in the secondary con ainment area surrounding aboveground fuel, and waste oil tanks. 2. Tit e 22, California Administrative Code, Section 67140: At he time of inspection, the contingency plan could not be ound, and was unavailable for review. 3. Tit�e 22, California Administrative Code, Section 66481: At he time of inspection, a hazardous waste manifest was revrwed and found to be illegible. 4. Tit e 22, California Administrative Code, Section 665( 8(a), (c): At the time of inspection, drums containing hazardous waste were not labeled properly. 5. Title 22, California Administrative Code, Section 66530: At t e time of inspection, oil sludge waste was placed in a t nk car which was to be transported as non -hazardous was e using only shipping papers. The Inspection Report and the Report of Violations was placed in the premise file. 1. Thirty-six drums of hazardous waste stored near the wastewater treatment system were not labeled. 2. Hazardous waste drums stored near the wastewater trealtment system were not closed. 3. Seveal hazardous waste drums stored near the wastewater trea ment system were not in good condition and six were leaking. 4. Exte�sive staining by petroleum hydrocarbons was observed on he soil in the train maintenance area: south end main enance yard; near aboveground fuel, oil, and waste oil anks; near the sludge transport cars; and along most of t e tracks. Caustic detergent staining and standing wate was observed at the train wash area. 5. Haza dous waste storage areas did not have adequate deco tamination equipment. 5