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the 2nd box, marked the accumulation start date, covered the battery terminals with <br />electrical tape, and relocated the battery to the I" box during the inspection. <br />In the yard area Outside Building 875 the inspectors observed 2 metal cabinets located on <br />either side of the door directly outside the flammable liquids storage shed. Inside one <br />locker the inspectors noted multiple containers, some of which contained product and <br />some of which contained waste (see photograph to the <br />right). There were 2 open undated containers which <br />were labeled only as "compressor condensate" with <br />small amounts of liquid waste inside. According to <br />facility representatives the containers were recently <br />emptied and the waste remaining was liquid residue. <br />The representatives also stated that they thought the <br />waste was non -hazardous. Upon review of Site 300's <br />2009 Biennial Report compressor condensate water is <br />being managed as a California -only hazardous waste <br />(waste codes 132 and 151). <br />Subsequent to the inspection Site 300 submitted <br />photographic evidence that the locker had been <br />cleaned out and the containers used to transfer liquid <br />waste, such as compressor condensate wastewater, <br />were emptied and properly disposed. <br />6. Building 883 —Container Storage Area (CSA) <br />The hazardous waste storage area is in Building 883. The building consists of a concrete <br />pad approximately 1,700 square feet in area. The pad is surrounded by a six-inch berm <br />and a locked slat fence and covered by a galvanized tin roof. Site 300 is permitted to <br />store up to 5,500 gallons or one hundred 55 -gallon containers of hazardous waste in this <br />area. The waste accumulation area is divided into a 90 -day storage area and a permitted <br />1 -year storage area. <br />D. <br />