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Ruvalcaba, Cesar <br /> From: Kevin Jones <kjones_95203@yahoo.com> <br /> Sent: Thursday, January 23,2020 2:02 PM <br /> To: Ruvalcaba,Cesar <br /> Subject: Re: Return to Compliance documents- PR0529172 PR0525174 <br /> Dear Cesar, <br /> My CA EPA#is CAL000450976. <br /> I added the "Used Oils"to my CERS... it wasn't easy to find but I eventually found it. <br /> Kindest regards, <br /> Kevin Jones <br /> On Wednesday, November 20, 2019, 01:0023 PM PST, Ruvalcaba, Cesar<cruvalcaba@sjgov.org>wrote: <br /> Hi Kevin, <br /> The return to compliance has been reviewed. There are some violations that remain open. An updated list of <br /> the open violations is attached and a brief explanation of why they remain open follows: <br /> Hazardous Waste— <br /> Violation #101 - Once the Department of Toxic Substances Control issues the EPA ID, I can verify through <br /> their database or you can send a copy of the generator ID they will provide you. This usually takes a couple of <br /> weeks. <br /> Hazardous Materials - <br /> Violation #5 —The used oil should be separate from the new oils. Used oil is a hazardous waste and is <br /> therefore different from the new oils. Make an entry for used oil in the inventory portion of CERS. <br /> Violation #16 and#17 — Please provide a statement of how this was corrected and update CERS. There are <br /> two ways of correcting this violation. In either case, you will need to update CERS. <br /> • Option 1 — Place warning signs on the outside of buildings in which ANY pesticides, petroleum fuels and <br /> oils, or fertilizers are stored. The Farm Bureau sells signs that can satisfy the requirement or you can make <br /> your own. In addition, you will need to go into CERS and under the "Emergency Response and Training <br /> Plans" section the "Emergency Response/Contingency Plan" needs to be marked as "Exempt" and in the <br /> "Explanation of Why your Facility is Exempt"you can just indicate that the facility is a farm. Under the <br /> 1 <br />