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San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department 600 East Main Street Stockton, Ca 95202 Revised Date: May 11, 2009 Revised Date: May 5, 2009 Revised Date: March 13, 2009 Original Date: July 14, 2008 Facility Name: Snyder Dump Facility Address: 23701 S. Santa Fe Road, Escalon, Ca Corrective Action Plan Pursuant to PRC Sections 45000, 45005, and 45011 we have been ordered to submit a corrective action plan detailing how the 23701 S. Santa Fe Road site will be brought into compliance stipulated by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department. Listed below are the requirements previously set forth followed by our plan of correction. 1. Title 27 CCR Section 20530 - Site Security: Repair, maintain, and secure the fence to prevent unauthorized access to the site and to prevent illegal disposal of solid waste on the property. We plan to continue our current, ongoing routine to repair and maintain the fence as needed. As this area receives many trespassers and dumpers, we will continue monitoring (and repairing if necessary) very frequently, approximately once a week, so that a consistently secure barrier will always be maintained around the property. There is also posted "No Trespassing" signs at least every 500 feet of the fence line. As requested, we installed a gate at the front entrance for security. 2. Title 27 CCR Section 20650 Grading of Fill Surfaces, Improper Grading of Fill Surfaces and Title 27 CCR Section 20820 Drainage/Erosion Control. Improper drainage, erosion Control Project Premise: The property is currently sloped such that there is a high point near the middle and a low point where the "waste" currently lies below the ground. To correct this, we plan on using small earth -moving equipment (such as tractors and scrapers) to move the earth from the high point to the low point. We will move enough earth to essentially create a high spot above the potential "waste" area and the surrounding area will become low lying area. If waste is encountered during the grading operation then work must stop. The area will be marked off and the plan will be amended to include mitigation or removal by an approved company. • Encountering Waste: Based on previous sampling and reports, the project should involve the movement of "clean" dirt only, however in the event we encounter waste, we will stop and inspect the waste. If, during inspection, the waste is deemed hazardous, we will have the following contacts on call for inspection, consultation, and hazmat removal. John P. Lane Lee & Pierce, Inc. 135 S. Fifth Avenue, Suite C Oakdale, CA 95361 209-848-8274