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4 (3) Statement or statements which call attention to the partic- ular hazardous properties of the waste; (4) Amount of waste and name and address of the person produc- ing the waste; and (5) Date of acceptance at the storage facility. (d) Empty containers contaminated with hazardous materials shall be stored, handled, processed and disposed of as hazardous wastes. 3. Wastes prohibited. Hazardous wastes described below shall not be handled at the facility: (a) Extremely hazardous wastes as defined in Sections 66064 and 66685, Title 22, California Administrative Code, unless specifically approved by a written permit from the California State Depart- ment of Health Services. (b) Flammable wastes and water-reactive wastes as defined in Sections 66072 and 66236, respectively, Title 22 of the California Admin- istrative Code. (c) Wastes such as organic solvents or sludges containing volatile, toxic substances in excess of 10 percent by weight. (d) Burning wastes. (e) Forbidden and Class A explosives as defined in Sections 173.51 and 173.53, Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations. 4. Public water supply. If a public water supply is used at the facility, the service con- nection shall be protected from contamination as specified in Sec- tion 7604, Title 17 of the California Administrative Code. 5. Fencing. The perimeter of the hazardous waste area of the facility shall be secured by a well-maintained fence, capable of preventing the intru- sion of livestock and of discouraging entry by unauthorized persons. If the entire facility is appropriately fenced, if the general pub- lic does not have access to the hazardous waste area, and if the haz- ardous waste area is posted with warning signs as described elsewhere in this document, no additional fence shall be required around the hazardous area unless the absence of such a fence could result in a hazard to health, safety, or the environment.