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0 • Response• On July 1, 1990, San Joaquin County took over as the sole operator of the site. At the time of the inspection, the County was in a transition period and had not had sufficient time to make all necessary changes in operation. A Notice and Order is currently being prepared by the Local Enforcement Agency which will address tonnage, hours of operation, change in ownership, and site life. In addition, the County plans to submit an application for revised permit by May 1, 1991 to increase the life of the landfill. 14 CCR 17638 - special occurrences Citation• A log of special occurrences was available at the site, but no entries were made since February 1989. Response• At the time of the inspection, the County was still in a transition stage, and County foremen were in the process of training new employees on standard operating procedure. Since the inspection, landfill employees have been properly trained, and the special occurrences log is currently being kept and will continue to be kept at Corral Hollow Sanitary Landfill. 14 CCR 17684 - Intermediate Cover Citation• During the inspection, Mr. Ramos observed areas of exposed wastes along the southeastern slope of the landfill mass. The area in question must be covered with twelve inches of compacted cover material. Other areas with inadequate intermediate cover must also be covered with the required depth of cover material. Response• The areas of exposed waste that were encountered during the inspection existed before the County took over operation. Since the inspection, the exposed area has been covered with the required depth of compacted cover material. The entire landfill now has the required amount of intermediate cover material. The site foreman has been instructed to inspect the entire landfill on a daily basis beginning immediately to ensure continued compliance for intermediate cover. E