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If an EPA number still�gxists for the site that may still be used if they want to bring in a <br /> TTU to treat the waste, but if they closed the EPA number for the site, then they would <br /> need to reapply for that as well. <br /> 3:00 p.m. David Irey and I met Mr. Hinkle and Mr. Smith at the site. Mr. Irey explained <br /> to Mr. Smith that he could not speak to him directly because he is represented by an <br /> attorney. Mr. Irey told Mr. Hinkle that he hoped Mr. Smith and the Tupas's would have <br /> cleaned up the site more than they have at this point. Mr. Hinkle wanted to know if he <br /> could sell the property once all of the waste is removed and Mr. Irey told him that an <br /> assessment will have to be performed to determine whether or not contamination exists. <br /> Mr. Hinkle asked if the stuff in the parking lot could be hauled away because it was not <br /> contaminated. Mr. Irey told him to call his attorney about getting in touch with people <br /> who could let him know whether the equipment was clean or not. <br /> I told Mr. Smith that the equipment he asked me about this morning could be transported <br /> to another facility for the same use but it must be considered safe, by him, prior to <br /> transportation. I also told him that his tiered permit was not valid if the corporation was <br /> dissolved. Mr. Smith said the corporation was not dissolved according to his attorney. <br /> I told Mr. Smith that even if he still was a corporation, that to have his tiered permit valid <br /> he had to renew it every year with DTSC. Mr. Smith said he would look into that. <br /> 3 <br />