COMPLIANCE INFO_2026 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

-Storage and Disposal: We collect the quart and gallon containers until we have a sufficient amount, at which point we drop them off at Clean Earth for proper disposal. - BX Colorant/Toner: For the 96-2000 PPG Formula Pro Colorant Concentrate BX Lamp Black, we have decided to opt into managing it as hazardous waste. I also wanted to let you know that I completed the HMBP Hazardous Materials training class on May 12, 2026. 1 hope this information clears everything up. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thank you, Sam Ly On Wed, May 27, 2026 at 7:56 AM Sammons, Lynsey[EHD] <lsammons(cosjgov.org>wrote: Thanks for the update, Sam—is the colorant waste the same as the toner waste?We're specifically interested in the toner waste, since that is the waste stream noted in the violation for failure to make a hazardous waste determination. I'm still not clear about whether you are managing the toner waste as hazardous waste. Do the containers meet the California definition of empty when they become waste? Does any pourable/scoopable amount of toner ever remain in the containers? How are you storing them at the facility? I see that Clean Harbors did a pickup, but I can't tell what formulations they are—do they match the SDSs you provided?Or are those other waste streams?That needs to be documented. For the 96-2000 PPG Formula Pro Colorant Concentrate BX Lamp Black—SDSs are only one option for making a hazardous waste determination.You can also use analytical results from lab testing, generator knowledge, or if you have another method in mind, we can talk about it. It's the facility's responsibility, as the generator of the waste, to make the full hazardous waste determination. You can also opt just to manage it as hazardous waste. Let me know what questions you have. Lynsey Sammons Registered Environmental Health Specialist Cell: (209) 616-3067 6