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Exhibit 6 <br /> Sample Notice to Customers <br /> NOTICE OF CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITY <br /> FOR PROHIBITED MATERIALS <br /> LOVELACE TRANSFER STATION <br /> Requirements of State Laws prohibit the disposal of hazardous wastes, and liquids, and other <br /> prohibited materials at the Lovelace Transfer Station. To monitor compliance with these <br /> requirements, a Load Checking Program has been implemented to prevent depositing such <br /> materials at the Lovelace facility. <br /> ➢ Prohibited materials include: <br /> • Chemicals or chemical sludge which is toxic, corrosive, an irritant, or a strong <br /> sensitizer <br /> • Drugs <br /> • Infectious wastes <br /> • Radioactive wastes <br /> • Flammables or explosives <br /> • Free liquids, including liquid residues in containers or cans which are greater than <br /> one gallon in volume <br /> • Contaminated oil or fuel wastes <br /> • Pesticides or insecticides (properly neutralized and rinsed containers are allowed) <br /> • Bag house or air scrubber wastes <br /> • Asbestos wastes <br /> • Tank cleaning sludge or sediments <br /> • Contaminated soil or sand <br /> Customers delivering prohibited materials to the Lovelace Transfer Station are responsible for <br /> the handling and disposal of those materials. <br /> ➢ If prohibited materials are delivered to the Lovelace Transfer Station and detected under <br /> the Load Checking Program, the responsible customer will be requested to remove such <br /> materials from the site for disposal at a properly designated disposal site. If the <br /> prohibited material can be accepted at another County facility such as the North County <br /> Recycling Center or the Household Hazardous Waste Consolidation Facility, the <br /> customer will be informed of these options. Otherwise the customer will be directed to <br /> contact the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department by calling (209) 468- <br /> 3420 regarding proper disposal of the prohibited materials. <br /> ➢ If prohibited materials are discovered at the site but the responsible delivering party does <br /> not safely remove the materials for disposal, the County will contract with a hazardous <br /> waste hauler to remove the materials from the Lovelace Transfer Station for legal <br /> disposal. The responsible party will be billed for associated costs. <br /> Your cooperation with this Hazardous Waste Exclusion Program is appreciated. Help us protect <br /> the environment and provide safe disposal of your non-hazardous waste. <br /> LL Hazardous Waste Ex Program <br /> February 2020 8 San Joaquin County <br /> PWD-Solid Waste <br />