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ATTACHMENT I SUPPORTING INFORMATION APPLICATION FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE ACTIVITY VARIANCE Along with the Application for Hazardous Waste Activity Variance, we will need the following information to determine whether or not a variance will be issued. Please give your answers on a separate piece of paper and attach it to the signed Application for Hazardous Waste Activity Variance. San Joaquin County is applying for the following variances for individuals participating in the agricultural waste oil collection program - X a. Section 25160 H&S Code from manifesting requirements. X b. Section 25163(a) H&S Code from requirements for registration as a hazardous waste transporter. X C. Section 25168(a) H&S Code from requirements for the inspection and certification of vehicles. X d. Section 25169(a) H&S Code from insurance requirements. 2. Describe the physical characteristics and chemical composition of the hazardous waste or the specifications of the hazardous waste management activity to which the variance applies. The variance will apply to individuals participating in the agricultural waste oil collection program. The variance will allow these individuals to transport no more than SS gallons of self -generated used oil not mixed with any other hazardous waste, to one of the several specified, equipped locations identified in #8. Is this your own waste? From where will you be transporting the waste? The agricultural waste oil will be generated by privately owned agricultural operations from within San Joaquin County. This variance will apply only to the generator transporting used oil in a vehicle owned by the generator or to an employee of the generator transporting the used oil in a vehicle owned by the generator. 4. What quantities of hazardous waste are involved? How frequently would you transport this waste? Participating farmers would be allowed to transport up to one SS -gallon drum of waste oil per trip to the disposal site. Individuals may elect to transport the waste oil when necessary; however, generators are expected to transport less frequently than once a month. It is expected that there exists a backlog of used oil stored at these small agricultural operations and that participants may participate more frequently to get rid of this backlog. 5. How will the hazardous waste be prepackaged, marked or labeled for transportation? The waste motor oil will be transported in nonleaking, intact, sealed 55 -gallon drums, and marked in accordance with DTSC and DOT regulations. 6. Give the proper DOT shipping description for this waste, if applicable, or the generic description or commonly used industrial name. The waste to be transported is commonly called "Used Oil, non RCRA Hazardous Waste, Liquid".