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Using conventional technology, the wastewater stored at 1 R.V. Circuits could be treated and discharged to the sanitary 2 sewer provided certain requirements are met. The wastewater 3 must be properly pretreated to remove metals and then 4 neutralized to an acceptable pH range before it is discharged. 5 The pretreated wastewater is required to meet all applicable 6 Federal, State and local limits. Sampling and testing by a 7 certified laboratory must be done to document compliance 8 throughout the discharge. 9 The City of Stockton has completely cut off sewage service 10 from R.V. Circuits due to long term significant noncompliance. 11 At this time the sanitary sewer remains disconnected. 12 On August 18, 1993 , based on the complaint of the 13 aforementioned employee, your affiant along with an inspection 14 team made up of inspectors from PHS-EHD and the California 15 Department of Toxic Substances Control made contact with Mr. Art 16 Smith at 916 South Center Street. Mr. Smith was informed by 17 your affiant that PHS-EHD had received complaints regarding R.V. 18 Circuits hazardous waste handling, employee safety concerns, 19 and, thus, PHS-EHD was requesting to make an inspection of the 20 facility. Mr. Smith was informed that the inspection would 21 include photographs, samples and inspection of documents on the 22 handling of hazardous waste and employee safety. Mr. Smith 23 stated, "Come on, " and led the inspection team through the 24 inspection. 25 The inspection team which included employees of both the 26 California Department of Toxic Substances Control and PHS-EHD 27 located scores of violations of the Hazardous Waste Control Act. 28 4 w✓