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M. Facility Des ription Between 1965 and 1988, seven sites on treatment units for these wastes. See Tab. Closure activities will Consist generally of 1. plans. 2. Removal and facility. All i At this time, the goal found during site char, company property were used as either disposal or .e 1 for a summary description of each site. two steps: of each site to determine the extent of contamination through sampling posal of all hazardous waste and contaminated soil at a permitted vation sites will be backfilled with clean soil. the project is clean closure. However, if extensive contamination is rization, other closure alternatives such as capping will be considered. Closure activities will be performed as outlined in the closure and health and safety plans and will be overseen by Cal/EPA and the U.S. EPA. IV. Enforcement History Cal/EPA inspected P.I. on February 1984, April 1984, January 1985, April 1986, July 1989, August 1989, April 1991. Violations of the hazardous waste statutes and regulations were found at the facility. Docurhented violations include: unlabeled drums, open drums, inadequate contingency plan, lackf waste analysis plan, among other violations. In all cases deficiencies were corrected and the facility was brought under compliance. Violations were corrected in a timely manner and they have not been any fines imposed. The Regulatory Closure of the Facility The regulatory closure process mandates the facility to obtain approval before implementing its closure plan. These reglulations also mandate the regulatory agencies to provide opportunity for public involvement before approving the closure plan. The facility must meet the closure performance standards of federal and state regulations by removing, decontaminating or encapsulating any hazardous waste on site that could affect human health or the environment. P.I. submitted its last version of its closure plan to Cal/EPA and U.S. EPA on June 1991. The closure plan for P.I. includes a description of the facility, its operations, the chemicals handled, the hazardous wastes produced and how they were handled, a soil sampling plan, and a schedule of tasks necessary to ce#tify closure. 2