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P/CK-n-PULL As part of this new application for the Facility, a planned description of the Facility's ability to properly remove and manage MRSH is provided below. The description includes types of MRSH found in appliances received, the planned MRSH removal process onsite and material storage and disposal processes, the health and safety procedures in place, and the program training provided. Facility Management of MRSH General Knowl¢dge Information: The most common types of major appliances the Facility could receive that may contain MRSH include: washers, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, air conditioning units, stoves, ovens, and water heaters. Other Types of MRSH-containing appliances [hat may be received by the Facility include: space heaters, furnaces, boilers, dehumidifiers, trash compactors, and microwaves. The most common types o£ MASH found in appliances that could be received by the Facility are refrigerants (chlorofluorocarbon, hydrochlorofluorocabrons, and non -CFC replacement refrigerant types) and oils (Polycfilorinated biphenyl, halogenated, and non -halogenated oils) typically found in capacitors and compressors_ Other MRSH materials that may be found in appliances include: mercury switches, batteries, and fluorescent bulbs. The Facility will verify whether appliances received have been removed of MRSH onsite from contracted national private companies, by reviewing and accepting a copy oFDTSC Form 1430, which certifies the appliances have been removed of MRSH. Howeveq it is expected that the Facility will need to complete the DTSC Form 1430 for each appliance delivered to the site. On the rare occasion that appliance delivery is accompanied by an Orphan Waste Form (DTSC Form 1459), it will be accepted upon inspection and verification that MRSH that may not have been removed from the appliance. [f the Facility is able to properly remove the MRSH from the appliance thru a qualified contractor, it will be processed as an appliance that contains MRSH. Otherwise, the appliance will be recorded and reported to DTSC as to why the MRSH could not be safely and properly removed and managed as an "Orphan' appliance. The Facility will also submit a monthly report to DTSC (Form 1468) and the local CUPA containing the following information: - The name and address of the person who transported, delivered, or sold the appliance to the Facility, - The total number of "orphan" appliances received by the Facility. _ All associated records will be maintained offsite at the Stockton Main facility for a minimum of 3 years. CAR [nit:el Stockton Premier 202 L0>.16.