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.ti <br /> Negative Declaration,Stockton Soils Treatment Facility -2- 16 August 1991 <br /> Page 20, Detailed Environmental Assessment, item 1,Mitigation Measure c.—Change <br /> "Waste Management Unit" to "waste pile" per the comment above for page 19. In <br /> addition, the referenced regulations are now cited as "Title 23, Division 3, Chapter 15" <br /> instead of "Title 23, Chapter 3, Subchapter 15". <br /> Page 21,Detailed Environmental Assessment, item 2, Settin& 912 —The contaminated <br /> soil is classified as a 'designated waste under Title 23, Division 3, Chapter 15 of the <br /> California Code of Regulations,not under the Health and Safety Code. The definition of <br /> 'designated waste' in§2522 (a) includes nonhazardous waste which contains pollutants <br /> that could pose a threat to water quality. The last sentence of this paragraph incorrectly <br /> indicates that designated waste constituents "do not pose a threat to water quality". In <br /> addition, the 'designated waste' definition includes hazardous wastes which have been <br /> granted a variance from the Title 22 CCR hazardous waste management requirements by <br /> the State Department of Toxic Substances Control (formerly Department of Health <br /> Services,Toxic Substances Control Program). <br /> Page 21, Detailed Environmental Assessment, item 2,Mitigation Measure b.—As <br /> discussed above, Class II waste containment systems, including berms,must be designed <br /> to accommodate the 1000-year, 24-hour storm condition. <br /> If you have questions regarding these comments, please call me at (916) 361-5724. <br /> Jon Marshack, D. Env. <br /> Senior Environmental Specialist <br /> Environmental/Technical Support Unit <br /> Land Discharge Section <br /> .m <br /> cc: Mr. Leon Brasowski, Ogden Environmental Services, Inc., San Diego <br /> Martha Vasquez, California Integrated Waste Management Board <br /> Ed Padilla, San Joaquin County Environmental Health Services <br />