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Inspection Report weekly inspections and ensure that containers are in good condition and not leaking. Also, use the weekly inspection as an opportunity to ensure that containers are closed, except when it is necessary to add or remove waste, and ensure the containers are adequately labeled. LC shall submit a signed certification of return to compliance statement, as directed in the SOV, to DTSC via certified mail, return receipt requested. Since LC has requested additional time to comply with all required corrective actions in the SOV, this signed statement must be postmarked no later than 60 days from the date on the transmittal letter accompanying this report. 4) Spilled chemicals: I documented failure to remove spilled hazardous chemicals from the plating area floor as a violation of California Code of Regulations, title 22, section 66265.31 in the SOV issued to LC on December 22, 3003. This violation is a chronic violation, and LC has been recalcitrant in correcting this violation since Mr. Catanyag with the local CUPA documented the same violation in an inspection report dated March 11, 2003 (see attachment 2) and had instructed LC to clean up the spilled chemicals, and LC failed to clean up the spilled chemicals as directed. This violation is a Class I violation because it is a chronic violation, and because the violation increases the potential for employees to be exposed to hazardous waste, and increases the potential risk for release of waste to the environment since the plating room floor is not coated to prevent migration of the hazardous waste through the floor and into the underlying soil. Required Action: Comply with the corresponding required corrective action specified in the SOV. LC shall submit proof of return to compliance as described in the SOV, to DTSC via certified mail, return receipt requested. Since LC has requested additional time to comply with all required corrective actions in the SOV, the proof of return to compliance must be postmarked no later than 60 days from the date of the transmittal letter accompanying this report. 5) 1 documented storage of a 55 -gallon container holding alkaline degreasing sludge over 90 or 180 days without a storage permit as a violation of Health and Safety Code section 25201 in the SOV. However, as described in section IV of this report, there is evidence that LC did not store the container onsite more than 90 or 180 days, and the actual violation is failure to label the container with an accurate accumulation start date. In March of 2003 the local CUPA also documented that LC had failed to adequately label hazardous waste containers with an accumulation start date (see attachment 2). Therefore, the violation is classified a Class II violation, as is consistent with violation 1 in Section 11, on page 6 of the SOV. Required Action: Comply with the required corrective action specified for violation 2 in Section 11, on page 7 of the SOV. LC shall submit a signed certification of return to compliance statement, as directed in the SOV, to DTSC via certified mail, return receipt requested. Since LC has requested additional time to comply with all required corrective actions in the SOV, this signed statement must be postmarked no later than 60 days from the date of the transmittal letter accompanying this report. All other violations documented in the SOV and not discussed in this report should also be addressed by LC as indicated in the respective required actions specified in the SOV. Since LC has formally requested additional time to complete all required corrective actions in the SOV, all required corrective actions shall be completed by LC, 12