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On June 26, 1998, it was determined that the site is part of the former Snyder Sanitary Dump Site. On February 9 1998 and May 10, 1999 letters from the Environmental Health Division to a representative of the current property owner were sent requesting that a work plan to remove waste from the property within specified time frames be submitted to the Environmental Health Division. To date on response has been received from the property owner or its representative. On April 4, 2000, a Notice and Order was issued to Delta Funding, current property owner, to cease and desist any further unauthorized disposal of solid/hazardous waste, remove all unauthorized solid/hazardous waste from the subject property and to submit a detailed plan,and schedule for compliance with cited violations. Lane IDS In October 1977, the San Joaquin Public Health Services, Environmental Health Division was informed of the issuance of a Cease and Desist letter mailed to Bill Lane from the Community Development Department. The letter cited violations being committed on the subject property. On November 2, 1977, the Environmental Health Division confirmed the violations observed as construction debris, asphalt, concrete, and lumber being stored on the property. Further investigation and observation from November 1977 through December 1977 indicates that compliance with the Environmental Health Divisions requirements had been met. The lot had been leveled and debris burned. On May 14, 1990, the Environmental Health Division inspected the subject property and observed household garbage, furniture, appliances, construction and demolition debris, carpeting and miscellaneous material. From May 1990 into January 1991, the investigation continued. On January 4, 1991, the "responsible party", Bill Lane was instructed by the Districts Attorney Office to remove all hazardous waste and refuse from the subject property. On October 18, 1993 it was determined that nothing had been done on the property and the case had been bankrupted. The investigation continued through 1995,with violations of solid waste disposal being cited during annual inspections. On May 27, 1998 the Environmental Health Division, via phone, contacted the CIWMB requesting assistance. On June 3, 1998 the CIWMB inspected the subject site and provided a copy of the subsequent report and recommendations for remediation to the Environmental Health Division. As a result the San Joaquin County Council was informed and a letter to the responsible party, Bill Lane was written, which detailed the violations and that the violations need to be corrected immediately. The investigation continued by site visits and contact with the responsible party and his legal counsel, and San Joaquin County Council, included in the investigation was a CIWMB 11