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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2200 - Hazardous Waste Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
2018
RECORD_ID
PR0538449
PE
2220
FACILITY_ID
FA0018210
FACILITY_NAME
99 Cents Only Stores #264
STREET_NUMBER
1449
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
MARCH
STREET_TYPE
Ln
City
Stockton
Zip
95207
APN
108-270-050-000
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
1449 W March Ln
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
002
QC Status
Approved
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Hazardous Waste Management <br /> 995TORESs <br /> HAZARDOUS WASTE CLASSIFICATIONS <br /> 7 AEROSOL & FLAMMABLE <br /> Materials that can catch fire , or is enclosed under pressure . Examples of Ignitable items : <br /> v Acetone v Perfume v Hairspray <br /> v Rubbing Alcohol v Furniture Polish v Oven Cleaner <br /> OXIDIZER <br /> OX Substances which may react with other materials and accelerate a fire . Examples of Reactive Waste : <br /> v Bleach / Chlorine v Hydrogen Peroxide <br /> v Hair Color Products v Benzoyl Peroxide <br /> UNIVERSAL WASTE <br /> UW Items that are Hazardous but very common and can be recycled . <br /> Examples of Universal Waste : <br /> v Fluorescent Light Bulbs v Batteries <br /> v Small Electronic Items v Power/Electrical Cords <br /> C A CORROSIVE-ACID <br /> Materials that cause damage by eating away at the site of contact and have a pH of 2 or less . Examples of <br /> Corrosive Acids : <br /> v Concrete Cleaner v Jewelry Cleaner <br /> v Calcium Cleaner v Rust Remover <br /> CORROSIVE- BASE <br /> Fcm]B Materials that cause damage by eating away at the site of contact and have a pH of 12 . 5 or higher. <br /> Examples of Corrosive Bases : <br /> v Drain Cleaner v Window Cleaner <br /> v Ammonia v General Surface Cleaners <br /> TOXIC <br /> Substances that may poison or cause injury when ingested through the mouth , inhaled or absorbed through the skin . <br /> Examples of Toxic Items : <br /> v Insecticides v Mothballs v Roach Spray <br /> v Boric Acid v Ant Poison v Herbicide <br /> STATE REGULATED WASTE (CA Only ) — Non Hazardous <br /> Items that contain chemicals are considered Toxic in the State of California and may not be thrown away in the regular <br /> trash or down the drain . Examples of State Regulated Waste : <br /> v Shampoos , Soaps , and Lotions v Over the Counter Drugs <br /> v Laundry Detergents v Cosmetics <br /> v Sun Tan Lotion v Toothpaste/Deodorants <br /> E-Wastes <br /> &wastes are electronic equipment that the company no longer intends to use and cannot be thrown away in the <br /> regular trash . ( Examples : Computers , Printers , Monitors ) . Damaged electronic equipment shall be returned to the <br /> SSC . The IT department will determine the disposition of the item , then repair or dispose of the item accordingly . <br /> Confidential Information. Property of 99¢ Only Stores. Distribution limited to authorized personnel only. <br /> vO6.21 . i6 <br /> Page 6 of 11 <br />
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