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0 litter, but they were not able to accomplish this by the end of the operating day due to the magnitude of litter blown by the wind. A litter fence placed around the active face may be helpful in correcting this problem. Section 17751 - Periodic Site Review The required periodic site review was due September 18, 1988. From the date of issuance of permit, at least once each five years, the owner or operator shall cause a registered civil engineer to review the site design, implementation and operation plan to determine if any revisions are necessary and to estimate the remaining site life. NOTE: According to Mark Urquardt (Associate Civil Engineer), he is currently preparing the five year engineering review and it should be out shortly. PLAN OF COMPLIANCE AND RESPONSE: Section 17616 - Report of Disposal Site Information - RESPONSE The updated RDSI filed with the LEA on 1-13-89 contains the correct operating hours, the updated resume of management, the correct status of ownership and the handling of infectious waste. Foothill Sanitary Landfill, Inc. is the owner and operator of the landfill. Foothill Sanitary Landfill, Inc. has exclusive use of the landfill premises for refuse disposal purposes pursu- ant to a lease executed with the Lewis Family extending to and including August 31, 2005. On June 3, 1988, and in violation of a right of first refusal type provision in the lease, the Lewis Family conveyed their interest in the demised premises to WMI Waste Services, Inc. Such conveyance is subject to the Lis Pendens filed February 29, 1988, and San Joaquin County Superior Court Action No. 206021 filed by Foothill Sanitary Landfill, Inc. On April 4, 1988, the County of San Joaquin initiated eminent domain proceedings in San Joaquin Superior Court Action No. 206826 to acquire the Lewis Family interest. Waste Management, Inc. is not the current owner of the landfill. Assuming resolu- tion in favor of Lewis, et al, in both of the above actions, WMI Waste Services, Inc. would be the owner of the landlord's reversionary interest in the leased premises but not the owner of the landfill. Until termination or transfer of the lease, Foothill Sanitary Landfill, Inc. is the owner of the landfill. .Infectious waste was previously handled at the site with the approval of the LEA which in turn had approval from the State. Jim Miller of the San Joaquin County Local Health District was the person who received clearance from the State.