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. s 6. Management of incompatible wastes. Each of the following categories of incompatible hazardous wastes shall be adequately separated during all handling, storage, and dis- posal operations: (a) Strong oxidizers. 7. Public water supply. If a public water supply is used at the facility, the service con- nection shall be protected from contamination as specified in Sec- tion 7604, Title 17 of the California Administrative Code. 8. Fencing. The perimeter of the hazardous waste area of the facility shall be secured by a well -maintained fence, capable of preventing the intru- sion of livestock and of discouraging entry by unauthorized persons. If the entire facility is appropriately fenced, if the general pub- lic does not have access to the hazardous waste area, and if the haz- ardous waste area is posted with warning signs as described elsewhere in this document, no additional fence shall be required around the hazardous area unless the absence of such a fence could result in a hazard to health, safety, or the environment. 9• Operation at night. When the facility is operated during hours of darkness, the operator shall provide sufficient lighting to ensure safe, effective management of hazardous wastes. 10. Warning signs. Signs indicating that the facility, or the hazardous waste area of the facility, contains hazardous waste shall be placed on the perime- ter fence at locations where it is anticipated that hunters and other trespassers may enter the facility such as at trails, major drainages, and ridges. Wording of the signs shall be in English, "Caution- Hazardous Waste Area-Unauthorized Persons Keep Out", and Spanish, "Cuidado! Zona de Residuos Peligrosos. Prohibida la Entrada a Per- sonas No Autorizadas". 11 . Telephone or radio communications. A telephone or radio for summoning aid in the event of an emergency shall be in workable condition and available for immediate use by personnel working in. the hazardous waste area of the facility.