COMPLIANCE INFO_FILE 2 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

IV (e) Forbidden and Class A explosives as defined in Sections 173.51 and 173.53, Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations. 7. Management of incompatible wastes. Each of the following categories of incompatible hazardous wastes shall be adequately separated during all handling, storage, and dis- posal operations: (a) Acids. (b) Toxic wastes, pesticides and flammable wastes. 8. Management of pesticide wastes. The operator shall store, handle, treat and dispose of emptied pesti- cide containers in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 30, Division 4, Title 22 of the California Administrative Code, and Arti- cle 10, Group 3, Subchapter 3, Chapter 4, Title 3 of the California Administrative Code. 9. Management of PCB wastes. PCB wastes shall be managed in accordance with the requirements of Part 761, Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations. 10. Nonpotable water supply. If an onsite water supply is used for controlling dust and fires, cleaning equipment or other purposes, and does not meet all health standards for drinking water, all faucets or taps connected to that supply shall be clearly labeled in English, "Polluted -Not Safe For Human Use", and Spanish, "Peligro, Contaminacion, No Usar". 11. Public water supply. If a public water supply is used at the facility, the service con- nection shall be protected from contamination as specified in Sec- tion 7604, Title 17 of the California Administrative Code. 12. Fencing. The perimeter of the hazardous waste area of the facility shall be secured by a well-maintained fence, capable of preventing the intru- sion of livestock and of discouraging entry by unauthorized persons. If the entire facility is appropriately fenced, if the general pub- lic does not have access to the hazardous waste area, and if the haz- ardous waste area is posted with warning signs as described elsewhere