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facility has two major hazardous waste streams: 1) waste oil and 2) acetone waste (see section VI). Mr.Potts said that Romic Corporation handled the hauling of the waste acetone,and that Evergreen provided hauling of the waste oil. Written verification of the disposal of hazardous waste was not available. At about 11:30 a.m. Mr. Potts led us on a facility tour. We began by touring the vacant warehouse and the vacant yard west of the warehouse. In the warehouse I found no violations of the Hazardous Waste Control law. While in the west yard Mr. Potts showed us the access parts to the four UST's. Mr. Potts used a stick to ascertain that the tank had petroleum fuel. Throe (3) UST's were found to contain fuel,however,the actual amount could not be determined. According to Mr. Potts,The 40i UST was a 10,000 gallon UST which was previously drained of petroleum and refilled with water. Mr. Potts next led Ms. Resch and I around the rear of the warehouse through a second storage building and finally through the URC-Stockton Plant warehouse located at 1010 Industrial Drive. At the rear of the URC-Stockton Plant,I observed the shower and bath units awaiting pick-up. No other materials were stored outside the warehouse. The storage shed and the warehouse at 1010 Industrial Drive were also evacuated,except for a 55 gallon drum,which according to Mr.Potts contained fifteen (15) gallons of hydraulic fluid. VIII. VIOLATIONS• At the time of inspection violations could not be determined. The records for hazardous waste disposal (manifests) were submitted on January 29, 1991. IX. DISCUSSION WITH MANAGEMENT: After the site tour was completed I informed Mr. Potts that I would need to verify the amounts of hazardous waste generated at this facility in 1989 and 1990, and the records for disposal/recycling locations for hazardous waste removed off-site. Mr. Potts gave me the name of Jim Shantz, as the contact for additional information through URC headquarters. On December 19, 1990,I received a phone call from Tom Anderson, Marketing Services Director for URC Fiberglass Division. Mr. Anderson stated that URC had contracted Aegis Environmental Consultants regarding clean-up activities, however, no regulatory agencies had performed oversight on these activities. Mr.Anderson also stated that any follow-up regarding waste disposal verification would provided after the first of 1991. On December 20, 1990, I received a call from Jeryl Fry, a representative for the property owner, Mohr-Fry Ranches. Mr. Fry stated that he was currently reviewing bids for the removal of the four UST's discovered on October 11, 1990. On January 21, 1991, Tom Anderson, Marketing Services Director, submitted copies of hazardous waste tax return indicating amount of hazardous waste generated for the following years: 1) 1989 Hazardous Waste Manifests = 13 tons and 2) 1990 Hazardous Waste Manifests = 15 tons. On February 8, 1991, three (3) - 550 gallon fuel oil UST's and one (1) - 4,000 gallon UST were removed under permit and inspection of PHS-EHD. As a result of the closure of URC-Stockton Plant this facility will be inactivated from the PHS-EHD Hazardous Waste Generator inventory list. 3