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Lodi Chrome <br />Photo 313- Zinc cyanide container next to nitric acid container without berm <br />Inspection Rep <br />The plating area is surrounded by a small berm. I noted that near the nickel strip tank <br />and the chrome tank the crystals were deposited outside the plating shop berm. The <br />northern wall near the chrome tank had crystals on it and yellow colored stains. There <br />were a number of holes in the wall in this area where the wall was damage. I asked Mr. <br />Mason if he knew how the wall got damaged. Mr. Mason replied that the roof leaks and <br />the damage was water damage from the roof. However, this explanation does not <br />account for the crystals on the wall and floor. <br />California Code of Regulations, title 22, section 66265.31 requires that the facility be <br />maintained and operated to minimize the possibility of fire, explosion, or unplanned <br />sudden or non -sudden release of hazardous waste. Lodi Chrome has failed to properly <br />maintain the facility in that hazardous waste spilled from plating baths and rinse tanks <br />have not been removed. Lodi Chrome has violated California Code of Regulations, title <br />22, section 66265.31 in that numerous spills were observed throughout the plating <br />shop. This violation is being cited as a Class I violation in section V of the inspection <br />report. <br />8of11 <br />