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should co tinue to prioritize enforcement on violations that present immediate risks to the public health or the environment. 5. The CIWMB January 11, 2006 guidance document states: `If an operator fails to take steps to prevent hazardous waste from being received or removed from the commingled waste stream then violations should be noted and appropriate enforcement action should be taken." Please clarify this statement Title 14 a Title 27 require operators of transfer facilities and landfills, respective) to implement programs to prevent acceptance of prohibited materials. It is under tood that no load check program will be able to prevent all hazardous waste fro entering a solid waste facility. The load check program must therefore i clude procedures for removing hazardous waste that is identified entering a acility. Failure to take steps to in accordance with an approved load checking p ogram or permit requirements in recognition of worker health and safety sho Id be noted and appropriate enforcement action should be taken. 6. In the C MB January 11, 2006 guidance document, one of the suggested questions o consider during an inspection asks whether the hazardous waste collection nd storage areas are identified in site plans or reports. If the storage ar as are not clearly designated is that a violation or a need for a permit ch nge? The current requirement is that hazardous waste handling areas be identified in the RFI. Upless there is a solid waste facility permit condition specifically controlling the storage area, there is no need to change the permit to designate the extent of tiu storage area. If the storage area is not clearly designated in the RFI or other site plans, the LEA should take into account the need for a transition period and -equire the owner/operator to update the RFI or site plan in a timely manner.