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RIECOWED Environmental/Safety ComplianceJl)N 14 21 Ou'O VerlZOnbusiness ENV[RONNIEN I i ZEAL Rt I'Ft1 2400 North Glenville Drive PERMfUSERVICES Richardson,TX 75082 June 9, 2010 Mr. Aris Cacapit San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department 600 E. Main Street Stockton, CA 95202-3029 Re: Hazardous Waste Program Inspection Dear Mr. Cacapit: On May 14, 2010, you completed a Hazardous Waste Program Inspection at 2500 W. Turner Road in Lodi, CA. As part of the inspection, you listed the following items that needed to be addressed. Below is my response for each item: 1. Item #23 — Disposal records for oil filters associated with the emergency generator. Maintenance on the emergency generator is performed by Wagner Equipment. Wagner Equipment has provided copies of the annual generator maintenance inspection report for the last three years. Each report is three pages long and at the bottom of third page is information relating to the waste manifest and used oil/oil filters. Please see the attached documentation. 2. Item #60 & #63 — Manifest for the disposal of hazardous materials. The only waste to be disposed of in the last three years is universal waste and used oil/oil filters associated with the emergency generator. These items are specifically addressed in Items#23 and#85. 2. Item #64 — Documentation for spent lead acid batteries. The batteries used in this telecommunications facility are designed to last 15 to 20 years. These batteries were installed in 2000 and there has been no disposal of lead acid batteries in the past three years. 3. Item #85 — Disposal records for universal waste. The only universal waste that has been recycled from this location in the past three years is electronic/computer equipment. I have attached recycling/disposal records for these events. 4. Item #52 —Modified contingency plan. This issued was corrected on site during the day of the inspection.