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�; _ ,4bVl_:;fI�JARTC.Gt�i2A�J'( to ensure that required manifest records are now retained and available for the specified period of time. Item 601: "...Stored hazardous waste onsite greater than 180 days." Response: As stipulated, the waste oil contained in the five improperly -labeled 55 - gallon steel drums was transported/disposed (in bulk) as non-RCRA hazardous waste by an appropriately licensed contractor on 8 March 2019. A copy of the shipment manifest/receipt for the waste oil is included in Attachment B. KML has determined that the waste oil generated during our operations are hazardous waste as defined by California law. When generated, the oil will be placed into a properly labeled 55 -gallon steel drum (with the required accumulation start date). The oil drums will be placed on appropriately -sized spill pallets to ensure any possible spills are contained. Once one or more drums are filled, the oil will be manifested, then transported/disposed in bulk on a quarterly basis by an appropriately licensed/registered contractor. A photograph of the current waste oil storage area is included in Attachment A. Item 605: "...Failed to completely label containers or portable tanks of hazardous waste." Response: As stipulated, all drums containing any category of waste have been labeled as required by Federal, State and/or local regulations. KML's procedures have been altered to ensure that waste containers are now properly labeled before they begin to be used. KML trusts that this response adequately addresses the issues identified. Our signed Return to Compliance Certification is included in Attachment C. If you have any questions, please contact me via email/phone at leo@kmlcorp.com or 209-943-2912. Regards, Leonardo Valdes Plant Manager Kustom Material Laminators -Stockton Attachments: AttachmentA—Photographs Attachment B —Waste Shipment Document Attachment C—Return to Compliance Certification KML Stockton CERS 10184437 Page 2