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1 the neighboring property to the south (the property to the south located at 23201 South Santa F 2 Road, also referred to as the Lane Property). 3 10. The observed waste on April 22, 1998 violates disposal and storage regulations under the 4 Public Resources Code, Health and Safety Code, California Code of Regulations, and San 5 Joaquin County Ordinance. Specifically for disposal site standards, violations were committed 6 under Public Resources Code, Part 4, Chapter 1, Sections 43000 — 43022; California Health 7 Safety Code, Section 25189.5 (Hazardous Waste); California Code of Regulations, Article 7.8 8 Sections 17760 — 17796; and San Joaquin County Ordinance No. 2887, Sections 5-2400 — 5- 9 2600. Illegal storage violations were committed according to the Health and Safety Code 10 Sections 25201 (a) (Hazardous Wastes); California Code of Regulations, Article 5, Section 11 17301 — 17345, & Article 5.5 (waste tire storage and disposal), Sections 17350— 17356; and San 12 Joaquin County Ordinance No. 2887, Section 5-2400 & 5-2403; and any and all additional 13 Federal, State and Local regulations that might apply to disposal and clean-up of said illegal 14 disposal and storage of waste on this site. As a result of the findings of this inspection, the 15 department contacted members of the State of California Integrated Waste Management Board. 16 11. On June 2, 1998, Steve Mindt an employee of the Environmental Health Division 17 conducted an inspection of the property. Pictures were taken from the roadway by Steve Mindt 18 (See Exhibit A, incorporated herein by reference). The pictures show that solid waste had been 19 recently dumped on the property. The pictures show piles of organic waste(trees and bushes) 20 from landscaping , waste tires, and household solid waste that was accumulated on the property. 21 12. On June 3, 1998, Steve Mindt an employee of the Environmental Health Division 22 continued the inspection and investigation of the property with Tom Sweeso, a Cod 23 Enforcement Officer with the San Joaquin County Community Development Department, who 24 had previously been on that site, and employees of the California Integrated Waste Management 25 Board, Brad Williams and Jerry Oberhelman. The site was viewed from South Santa Fe Road 26 and from the Lane Property, and pictures were taken of wastes on site (See Exhibit B 27 incorporated herein by reference). There were signs of recent dumping as evidenced by digging 28 Page 3