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1 storage and disposal) Sections 17350 — 17356 and San Joaquin County Ordinance No. 2887, 2 Section 5-2400 & 5-2403 and any and all additional Federal, State and Local regulations tha 3 might apply to disposal and clean-up of said illegal disposal and storage of waste on this site 4 As a result of the findings of this inspection, declarant contacted members of the State o s 6 California Integrated Waste Management Board. f. On June 2, 1998, declarant was to meet with Tom Sweeso, a code enforcement office s with San Joaquin County Community Development Department, as Mr. Sweeso was involved i 9 the previous 1991 enforcement action at this property. Mr. Sweeso was unable to keep the 10 11 appointment. On information and belief, Mr. Sweeso had contacted Mr. Lane and obtain 12 permission to inspect the site. Pictures were taken from the roadway. Attached hereto as exhibi 13 A, are photographs, which are true and correct copies as taken by declarant. 14 15 9. On June 3, 1998, declarant continued the inspection and investigation of the property 16 with Tom Sweeso, a code enforcement officer, who had previously been on that site, an 17 members of the California Integrated Waste Management Board (Brad Williams and Jerry la Oberhelman). The site was walked, pictures were taken of wastes on site. There were signs o 19 20 recent dumping, as evidenced by digging and other earth work and piles of fresh putrescibl 21 material and mixed solid wastes. The volume of solid wastes, above ground, on the Lan 22 property are estimated at, at least 800 cubic yards, contained in the piles and scattered across the 23 property. Attached hereto as exhibit B, are photographs, which are a true and correct copy a 24 25 taken by declarant.) 26 h. On June 24, 1998, as a result of the June 3, 1998 inspection, a report was received from 27 the California Integrated Waste Management Board, on the Lane property, commonly known a 28 Page 4