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Part 5: Hazardous Waste Generator Form BUSINESS NAME: Trinitas Farming,LLC EPA ID#: CAL000450163 WASTE STREAM IDENTIFICATION WASTE WASTE AMOUNT STORAGE DISPOSAL/ MAXIMUM PROCESS DESCRIPTION ID Code MONTH METHOD RECYCLE STORAGE METHOD TIME Truck/ Offsite Equipment Waste Oil 221 40 gallons Steel drums recycle 90 days Maintenance Truck/ Offsite Equipment Waste Oil Filters 223 20 lbs Steel drums recycle 365 days Maintenance 5.1 Waste Oil Handling and Disposal Guidelines This section outlines the requirements for managing used motor oil in California, including the storage and disposal requirements, under the California Health and Safety Code (HSC) chapter 6.5. Division 20, article 13, and the California Code of Regulations title 22, division 4.5. Used motor oil is defined by the State of California as "any oil that has been refined from crude oil, or any synthetic oil,that has been used,and,as a result of use or as a consequence of extended storage, or spillage,has been contaminated with physical or chemical impurities". Used motor oil does not include, and cannot be mixed with, the following: antifreeze, brake fluid, other automotive wastes, fuels, and/or solvents. Additional information on the managing of used oil can be found in Appendix G. 5.1.1 Accumulation and Storage Requirements All used oil must be stored in appropriate containers and stored no longer than the maximum accumulation time. Containers: All containers used for storage of used oil must be in good condition and maintain adequate structural support. Trinitas will utilize portable 55-gallon steel drums that will be in the shop storage area (Figure 5). The steel drums will have lids that are kept closed at all times,except when waste oil is being added or removed. Monthly inspections will be performed, to ensure damaged or faulty containers are not in use.