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I hope to have more information for you by the end of the week. Thank you, Sam Ly On Tue, May 26, 2026 at 9:29 AM Sammons, Lynsey [EHD] <lsammons@sjgov.org>wrote: Hi Sam, Thankyou for providingthese. After reviewingthem, it looks like there may be some potential hazardous wastes among these. • 96-3000 CX Colorant Concentrate CX Yellow Oxide—Based on the 96-hour fish bioassay test result of 100mg/l in section 11, this meets the criteria of a hazardous waste.Anything below 500mg/l is a hazardous waste by California's definition. • 96-4000 PPG Formula Pro Colorant Concentrate DX Phthalo Green—Again, based on the fish bioassay test result of 40.116mg/l, this meets California's definition of hazardous waste. • 96-2000 PPG Formula Pro Colorant Concentrate BX Lamp Black—This SIDS is missing some of the information required for a hazardous waste determination including the reactivity is section 10 and a fish bioassaytest result using one of the approved fish species. It looks like the test result in Section 11 used Daphnia magna,the only approved species for hazardous waste determinations are rainbow trout, flathead minor, and golden shiner. Please provide the missing information for a complete hazardous waste determination. It looks like you had a pickup by Clean Earth, though it's not clear what exactly they picked up. Can you clarify what it was and also provide the facility's plan for managing these waste streams?Are you managing and disposing of the toner waste and their containers as hazardous waste? If the containers are do not meet the California definition of empty(nothing pourable or scoopable inside), the containers are required to be managed the same way the hazardous contents would be. If they do meet the California definition of empty, they can be disposed of in the trash. Please provide me with an update by the end of this week. 8