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Gaitan, Jason From: Michael Plascencia <mplascencia@sunnyvalleysmokedmeats.com> Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2020 1:08 PM To: Gaitan, Jason Subject: RE: Return to compliance Thanks for the additional info. Jason, I will get with Monica to make a determination on whether we can have Lowry haul these off for us or if we'll have to look elsewhere. I'll get back to you with our final answer. Thank you for the help! From: Gaitan, Jason <jgaitan@sjgov.org> Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2020 1:02 PM To: Michael Plascencia <mplascencia@sunnyvalleysmokedmeats.com> Subject: RE: Return to compliance Hi Michael, After review I have closed violation 406. Violation 102: The information Busch provided is incorrect. Attached to this email is how to properly manage drained used oil filters. Note the highlighted section on how to manage drained used oil filters. Do not dispose of used oil filters in the garbage! If Sunny Valley does not want to follow the drained used oil filters exemption, you can manage the used metal oil filters as oily solids and have them picked up by a registered hazardous waste hauler. I hope this email helps. Please contact me if you have any questions. Hope to hear from you soon, .JASON GAITAN EHS San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department (209) 468 -9848 -Office (209) 468-3433- Fax 1868 E. Hazaelton Ave. Stockton, CA 95205 From: Michael Plascencia [mailto:mplascencia@sunnyvalleysmokedmeats.com] Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2020 11:18 AM To: Gaitan, Jason <igaitan@slgov.org> Subject: RE: Return to compliance Jason, 102: After speaking with Busch, we also found out that they do not actually have a policy in place for the removal of hazardous waste. We heard that we can drill a hole into the filter and completely let it drain. We would then have the used filters thrown away once the oil is completely drained.