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3 <br /> �1• SPECIAL CONDITIONS <br /> 1 . Storage of wastes. <br /> (a) Hazardous waste shall not be stored at the facility for longer <br /> than one year without written approval from the California <br /> State Department of Health Services. <br /> (b) If a hazardous waste is stored at the facility longer than one <br /> year, the owner or operator shall pay to the California State <br /> Department of Health Services a fee, as if the waste had been <br /> disposed of on land, in accordance with Article 8, Chapter 30, <br /> Division 4, Title 22 of the California Administrative Code. <br /> The fee shall be paid in the 13th month of storage. <br /> (c) Hazardous waste shall be stored in a secure enclosure such as <br /> a building, room or fenced area, which shall prevent unauthor- <br /> ized persons from gaining access to the waste and in a manner <br /> that will prevent spills. A caution sign shall be posted and <br /> visible from any direction of access or view of hazardous waste <br /> stored in such enclosure. Wording of caution signs shall be <br /> in English, "Caution-Hazardous Waste Storage Area-Unauthorized <br /> Persons Keep Out", and Spanish, "Cuidado! Zona de Residuos <br /> Peligrosos. Prohibida la Entrada a Personas No Autorizadas". <br /> (d) Each hazardous waste storage area shall have a continuous base <br /> that is impervious to the waste to be stored and shall be <br /> designed and constructed so that any surface water runoff or <br /> spills can be contained. <br /> 2. Storage in tanks. <br /> (a) Each hazardous waste storage tank situated above ground shall <br /> have a spill confinement structure (e.g., dike or trough) capa- <br /> ble of holding the entire contents of the tank plus sufficient <br /> freeboard. <br /> (b) Hazardous waste storage tanks shall be constructed of materials <br /> which are compatible with the wastes to be contained or shall <br /> be protected by liners which are compatible with those wastes. <br /> (c) Prior to use, hazardous waste storage tanks and their appurte- <br /> nances shall be certified by an engineer registered in California <br /> to be structurally sound and of adequate construction for the <br /> intended use. <br /> (d) Each hazardous waste storage tank and storage area shall be <br /> individually marked with the internationally recognized hazard <br /> identification system placards developed by the National Fire <br /> Prevention Association (NFPA). <br />