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1 h. May 16, 1990, Bill Lane was served with a notice <br />2 to appear by the San Joaquin County Planning and Building <br />3 Department for operating a dumpsite with out a permit (See <br />4 Attachment D). <br />5 i. The Environmental Health Department received a <br />6 letter dated August 15, 1990 from San Joaquin County, Office of <br />7 Emergency Services. The letter was addressed to Elaine Antolin <br />8 and Lisa Brown of the San Joaquin County District Attorney <br />9 Office. The letter explains the account of the August 10, 1990, <br />10 when there was a fire that was burning at the subject property <br />11 (See Attachment E). <br />12 j. The Environmental Health Department received a <br />13 letter for the California Integrated Waste Management Board <br />14 Assistant Chief Counsel Mr. Stephen R. Spar, dated November 20, <br />15 1990. The letter discussed possible actions for prosecution <br />16 against Bill Lane for operating an illegal disposal site at the <br />17 subject property (See attachment F). <br />18 k. On January 4, 1990, a hearing was held in regards <br />19 to the subject property, Ed Padilla of the Environmental Health <br />20 Department, Thomas Sweeso of the Department of Planning and <br />21 Building, David Irey of the District Attorneys Office, Bill Lane <br />22 and his attorneys were present. The Bill Lane pre-trial date to <br />23 is going to be postponed. Bill Lane was told to remove the <br />24 hazardous waste and refuse, the asphalt and concrete may be able <br />25 to stay on-site. Ed Padilla was concerned over ground water <br />26 contamination and landfill gas migration. They all agreed to <br />27 meet onsite to evaluate the cleanup process. <br />2s <br />Inspection Warrant <br />- 5 - <br />