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Alberto's Used Tires (TPID# 1609501)- Inspection date 3/24/2015 San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department and CalRecycle completed a joint unannounced waste tire inspection of Alberto's Used Tires, located at 916 N Broadway,Stockton, CA. Alberto's Used Tires is in violation of 14 CCR, § 17351(c)—Failure to maintain one pike pole or comparable pole at least 10 feet in length to separate burning from non-burning tires, and one portable fire extinguisher with a minimum rating of A:40-B:C shall be carried on each piece of fuel-powered equipment. Alberto's Used Tires is in violation of 14 CCR, § 17354(f) -Waste tires were stored next to flammables such as wood pallets and vegetation. Waste tires were observed south of the outdoor storage area immediately adjacent to flammable material (scrap wood and pallets). Waste tires must be stored no closer than 40 ft. from flammables or the facility may obtain approval from the local fire authority that determines a different requirement is adequate. Alternative requirements approved by the local fire authority shall be subject to CalRecycle's concurrence. Alberto's Used Tires was issued an Area of Concern (not a violation)for 14 CCR, § 17354(e)—Tire storage piles containing 500 or more waste tires shall be located at least 50 feet from lot lines and buildings.The eastern side of outdoor waste tire storage area measured to be 30 feet from lot line fence. Alternatively, the facility may obtain approval from the local fire authority that determines a different requirement is adequate. Alternative requirements approved by the local fire authority shall be subject to CalRecycle's concurrence. As seen in 14 CCR, § 17351(d)-An adequate water supply shall be available for use by the local water authority.The water supply shall be capable of delivering at least 1,000 gallons per minute for a duration of at least three hours.The water supply shall be arranged such that any part of the storage yard can be reached by not using more than 500 feet of hose. Inspectors could not identify or confirm if the water supply was capable of delivering at least 1,000 gallons per minute for a duration of at least three hours nor whether any part of the storage yard could be reached by using not more than 500 feet of hose. CTL forms, facility permit, operation plan,and emergency response plan were reviewed and found to be in order.