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INSPECTION REPORT <br />CENTRAL VALLEY REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD <br />DATE: 8 April 2005 <br />FACILITY: Port of Stockton <br />H.J. Baker <br />Metropolitan Stevedore <br />Bay Sulfur <br />DISCHARGER: Port of Stockton <br />H.J. Baker <br />Metropolitan Stevedore <br />Bay Sulfur <br />COUNTY: San Joaquin County <br />CONTACT(S): Jeff Wingfield, Lynn Wall, Jones and Stokes <br />INSPECTION DATE: 30 March 2005 <br />INSPECTED BY: Victor Izzo, Title 27 <br />Molly White, Title 27 <br />Pat Leary, NPDES <br />ACCOMPANIED BY: Jeff Wingfield: Jones and Stokes/Port of Stockton <br />Lynn Wall: Jones and Stokes/Port of Stockton <br />Chuck Timms: Metropolitan Stevedore <br />T. Tyner: H.J. Baker <br />Chuck De Jong: H.J. Baker <br />Nicole Granquist: Downey Brand <br />Jeff Kasper: Port of Stockton <br />Mark O'Brien: ERS/Port of Stockton <br />Steve Michelson: ERS/Port of Stockton <br />SUMMARY: At its October 2004 meeting, the Regional Board requested that the Title 27, Waste <br />Discharge to Land Unit staff (staff) inspect the Port of Stockton (Port) with respect to Title 27 California <br />Code of Regulations, Division 2 (Title 27). The purpose of the inspection was to determine whether the <br />Port's outdoor dry bulk storage facilities are presently degrading waters of the state or pose a threat to <br />water quality. Sulfur, coke and coal are the primary dry bulk materials. The companies that operate these <br />facilities are H.J. Baker, Bay Sulfur, Metropolitan Stevedore and the Port. H.J. Baker stores bulk dry <br />sulfur on asphalt, Bay Sulfur stores their sulfur within a concrete containment facility, and Metropolitan <br />Stevedore and the Port convey the materials. The Port owns the property while the others are facility <br />operators. <br />Approved: