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• PUBLIC HEALTH SERNICES SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION Ernest M. Fujimoto, M.D., M.P.H., Acting Health Officer 304 E.Weber Ave., 3rd Floor • P. O. Box 388 • Stockton, CA 95201-0388 209/468-3420 HAZARDOUS WASTE INSPECTION 2710 LOOMIS RD. MR. TRUCKER, INC. AND DONALD LAWLEY CO.,INC. AUGUST 30, 1995 BY DOUG WILSON, SUPERVISING REHS ROBERT MCCLELLON, SENIOR REHS INSPECTION: An inspection was made of the above facility in order to determine compliance with hazardous waste laws. Photos were taken as each violation was noted and recorded on the photo log. The inspection started on the east side of the truck yard around the perimeter of the site and ended in the shop area. One 55 gallon drum was observed which was not closed and was not labeled. The drum appeared to be full of a hydrocarbon mixture of oil and gas. To the east of this location near the corner of the fence a small dumpster was located, Marked "Mr. Trucker," which contained floor sweeping contaminated with oil and fuel(photos 1,2). To the south of this area was located a used lead acid battery and evidence of hazardous materials spillage to the ground (photo 3). An additional pallet of old lead acid batteries were located just south of this location (photo 4). In the immediate area a illegal burn barrel was located. A metal cover was evident and burned debris, papers and other materials, which had evidence of recent burning (photo 5,6). To the south end of the yard an additional unlabeled and partially full 55 gallon drum was located (photo 7). We continued on to the storm pond area, no evidence of oil sheens or other evidence of contamination was noted of any water in to pond, but a pump was found located to the southern end of the pond which discharges to the Duck Creek (Photo 8,9). We continued on to the north along the fence line and noted that there were 55 gallon drums which were unlabeled, containing unknown liquids (photo 10). In this immediate area were located backhoes and other earth moving equipment, this area did not appear to be asphalted and oil stains and spills were evident throughout this area (photos 11,12). A palette of used lead acid batteries was found in this are near the fence line (photos 13,14). In this immediate area was located a wooden pallet of assorted hazardous materials containers and leakage was evident running off the pallet (photo 15). We continued our inspection to the south side of the shop area. A five gallon container A Division of San Joaquin County Health Care Services