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'WARRVI H, ATHERTON JACK C. -DOZIER CHARLES R. E�PATOLA. JR. ATHERTON & DOZIER ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW 305 NORTH EL DORADO STREET SUITE 3131 STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA SS202 TELEPHONE 464-4525 February 9, 1973 Mr® Phil Dunn McGaw Company 10500 S. Harlan Road French Camp, California Dear Mr® Dunn: I enclose copy of letter from San Joaquin Local Health District dated February 2, 1973, regarding the ten -acre Cal -Clay South Pit® Mr® Beach has made, as you can see, a thorough review of the materials dumped, and some of it is obviously Class II material (i.e., decomposable, organic, etc®) and not consonant with McGaw's dumping contract with Cal -Clay, and also not consistent with the "clean" fill which has been going into the pit for past fifteen years® Class III materials (inert, non -decomposable, non- soluble in water) are okay although we will be promptly taking the necessary procedures to acquire required Permit from State Water Quality Control Board, and possibly from San Joaquin County and/ or Health.District (although since our Class III dumping has been going on for a period antedating the zoning and permit requirements, we may be "grandfathered" in). Tentatively cement asbestos waste, dirt, and concrete are Class III® There is some uncertainty as to asphaltic concrete, but I would guess this will,eventually be held to be Class III (it is inert, non -decomposable, and must not be water soluble or all our roadswould disappear)® We realize the Class II waste (paper, wood, etc®) was dumped in the last two months through error and appreciate your agreement to get it out'as soon as your trucks can navigate the mud in the bottom of the pit (in the meantime please shove it up with the scraper into one pile at mouth of the two -acre Northeast Extention so it will not get covered by Class III material)® I will keep in touch with you as to such operating require- ments as the Board, County, or Health District may require®