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that such waste is considered hazardous at the transfer <br />station. The customer is then told that he must remove <br />the materials from the site and dispose of them at a site <br />licensed to accept such waste or have a licensed hazardous <br />waste hauler dispose of the materials. The customer is <br />given a brochure (See Exhibit 7) which describes prohibited <br />materials and gives sources of information for disposal <br />methods of the more common prohibited material. Also, the <br />customer is advised to contact the San Joaquin Local <br />Health District at 468-3420 for further information on how <br />to dispose of the materials, and the incident is recorded <br />in the vehicle log kept by the load checker. <br />If the hazardous materials are not containerized such that <br />the customer may transport them from the site, or it the <br />customer refuses to remove the material, the customer is <br />informed that the County will contract with a licensed <br />hazardous waste hauler to perform cleanup, removal, and <br />ultimate disposal of the materials.` The customer will be <br />billed for the costs incurred. The incident is logged in <br />the vehicle log and site incident log and the site foreman <br />follows the procedures listed in Section IV, "Procedures <br />for Handling Identified Hazardous Waste", for performance <br />of ultimate disposal. <br />B. Load checker finds prohibited materials attributed to a <br />customer who has left the site: <br />