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BOARD OF TRUSTEES SAN JOAGUIN LOCAL HEALTH DISTRICT SERVING Al Crow, Pres. Hazardous Waste Generated in San Joaquin County Earl Pimentel, Vice Pro& 1601 East Hazelton Avenue City of Manteca Tommy Joyce, Secy. Stockton, California 95205 City of Escalon James F. Culbertson >= 5 Tons < 25 Tons City of Lodi John D. Mast, M.D. JOGI KHANNA, M.D., M.P.H., DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICER City of Tracy Virginia Mathews >= 50 Tons < 250 Tons City of Ripon Thomas Schubert, D.V.M. >= 250 Tons < 500 Tons San Joaquin County Daphne Shaw >= 500 Tons < 1000 Tons City of Stockton Harvey Williams, Ph.D. >= 1000 Tons < 2000 Tons San Joaquin County The San Joaquin Local Health District - Environmental Health Division will implement its Hazardous Waste Generator Program on July 1, 1989. This is in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding signed March 2, 1988 with the California Department of Health Services, granting the Health District authority to inspect and permit hazardous waste generators in San Joaquin County. Health District Staff will examine hazardous waste handling, storage, treatment and disposal procedures at generator facilities to assure compliance with the State Hazardous Waste Control Law (California Health and Safety Code, Division 20, Chapter 6.5). Under present State law, businesses generating five or more tons of hazardous waste per year are subject to State hazardous waste generator fees. These fees are collected annually by the State Board of Equalization. State law provides that State generator fees may be offset by fees paid to local hazardous waste generator programs. On May 23, 1989, the San Joaquin Local Health District Board of Trustees established local hazardous waste generator fees equal to those charged by the State. This will allow the generator to pay the local generator fee to the Health District and deduct this amount from the State Board of Equalization billing when received for the new calendar year. We encourage the generator to pay the Local Health District fee prior to paying the State Board of Equalization billing to allow for this deduction. NOTE: Save documentation of generator fees paid to the Local Health District as payment verification for the State Board of Equalization. The San Joaquin Local Health District Hazardous Waste Generator Fee Schedule for 1989 is as follows: Hazardous Waste Generated in Half Fees Billed on Tons (Based on H.W. manifested July 1 and Total H.W. Fees in in 1987) 1989 Nov 1 1989 >= 5 Tons < 25 Tons $ 121.25 $ 242.50 >= 25 Tons < 50 Tons $ 606.25 $ 1,212.50 >= 50 Tons < 250 Tons $ 1,212.50 $ 2,425.00 >= 250 Tons < 500 Tons $ 6,602.50 $12,125.00 >= 500 Tons < 1000 Tons $12,125.00 $24,250.00 >= 1000 Tons < 2000 Tons $18,162.50 $36,325.00 >= 2000 Tons $24,250.00 $48,500.00 Administration Clinical Services Environmental Health Public Health Nursing 468-3400 468-3830 468-3420 468-3860 Air Pollution Community Services Laboratory WIC 468-3470 468-3820 468-3460 468-3280 AIDS Information 468-3820