Environmental Logistics, Inc. (ELI) is a hazardous waste transportation and disposal company operating in multiple states. It owns a fleet of vehicles including vacuum trucks, roll-offs, end dumps, and vactor trucks to transport liquids, solids, and contaminated soils. ELI also operates the largest mobile soil treatment unit in California to remediate contaminated soils. The company provides emergency response, field services, and customer service for the transportation, disposal, and recycling of hazardous and non-hazardous wastes.

1. Statement of Qualifications
Southern California: 140 W. Monte Ave. Bloomington CA 92316
Voice: 909.546.1546, Fax: 909.546.1546
Northern California: 3200 Depot Road, Hayward, CA 94545
Voice: 510.670.9901, Fax: 510.670.9904
San Diego: 8715 Miramar Place, San Diego, CA 92121
Voice: 888.641.3940, Fax: 909.873.4141
Bakersfield: 405 East Brundage Lane, Bakersfield, CA 93307
Voice: 661.843.7901, Fax: 661.843.7903
Missouri: 3604 Fremont Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64129
Voice: 816.924.5884, Fax: 816.924.1453
Texas: 2605 Northaven Road, Dallas, TX 75229
Voice: 940-726-5299, Fax: 940-726-5279

2. TABLE OFCONTENTS
I. Introduction
II. Operating Authority
• Licenses, Permits and Insurance
Ill. Protection and Safety
• Preparation and Planning
• Training
IV. Fleet Operation
• Equipment
V. Service Capabilities
• Field Services
• Customer Service
VI. Transportable Treatment Unit
VII. Representative list of Clients
VIII. Appendices
• Appendix A:
• Appendix B:
• Appendix C:
• Appendix 0:
Licenses and Permits
Insurance
Key Personnel
Projects Completed
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3. INTRODUCTION
The primary focus of Environmental Logistics, Inc (Ell) has always been to
provide services that will encourage and promote "protection of the environment
by recovering natural resources".
For over twenty years Mr. Jon L. Bennett, Jr. has dedicated his career to the
preservation of environmental resources. His efforts led to the development of a
state of the art, fully permitted treatment and disposal facility, Filter Recycling
Services, Inc. (FRS). His additional accomplishments include trademark patents
in the field of resource recovery and Brownsfield redevelopment. Now he has
focused on the need for responsible management of the environment du(ing
crisis and routine handling of waste materials by founding Environmental
Logistic, Inc.
The core business of Ell is to assist generators in the preservation of valuable
natural resources by properly controlling, handling and managing their wastes
during cleanup and transportation.
Ell promotes the benefits of reuse and recycling whenever possible to provide
for cost efficient and environmentally responsible alternatives for the
management of hazardous wastes. Recycling enables generators to reduce the
long term legal responsibility associated with landfills, protects natural resources,
and reduces potential tax liability.
Ell operates a full range of transportation vehicles, including vacuum tankers,
roll offs, end dumps, dry vans and Vactor/Guzzlers. This state of the art fleet
enables Ell to safely transport liquids, solids and semi-solids as well as provide
tank cleanings, maintenance confined spaces, conduct scheduled services, 24
Hour Emergency Response, and field project management of remediation
projects.
Elloperates the largest Transportation Treatment Unit (TTU) for soil fixation and
remediation in California. The TTU can reuse industrial waste waters and
cementious material to render contaminated soils non-hazardous.
Whether a multi-million dollar contract for a Fortune 100 company or a residential
curb-side program, Ell has the expertise, personnel, experience and
technological capabilities to do the job...and do it right.
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4. OPERATING AUTHORITY
Environmental Logistics Inc. provides complete transportation and on-site
removal of hazardous and non-hazardous materials. Ell is fully licensed and
insured to haul hazardous wastes. We maintain the following registration,
licenses, and permits:
• United States Environmental Protection Agency
- Notification of Hazardous Waste Activity
- Notification of PCB Activity
• United States Department of Transportation
- Hazardous Materials Registration
• California Department of Toxic Substances Control
- Waste Hauler Registration
- Consolidated Transporter Registration
• California Department of Health Services
- Medical Waste Transporter
- Trauma Scene Waste Management Practitioner
A complete list of licenses and permits is available in Appendix A.
Insurance
General Liability $6,000,000
Excess Liability $6,000,000
Automobile Liability $6,000,000
Pollution Exclusion $6,000,000
Railroad & Pipeline $6,000,000
Workers Compensation $1,000,000
Proof of Insurance supplied in Appendix B.
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5. PROTECTION AND SAFETY
Training
Environmental Logistics Inc.takes its responsibility for the well-being of its
employees very seriously.Our people are our greatest asset. We believe that
accidents can be prevented and our exemplary safety record is evidence of
effective performance in that regard.
We believe that the first steps toward a safe operation include training and
preparation and planning.
New employees receive and an employee handbook and take part in an
orientation program which includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:
);:> Injury reporting
);:> Hazard Communication
);:> Evacuation
);:> Fire Protection
);:> First Aid
);:> Drug and Alcohol Awareness
);:> Confined Space Recognition
);:> Personal Protective Equipment
);:> Code of Conduct
);:> Code of Safe Practices
);:> General Work Expectations
EnvironmentalLogistics Inc. engages in an on-going training and health and safety
program. Those working in the field maintain the following levels of training as applicable
to their job assignments. Specialized training is received as appropriate in such areas
as, but not limited to: First Aid/CPR, Incident Commander, Rail Car Emergencies, Heavy
Equipment Operation, etc.
Driver:
Department of Transportation HazMat Awareness:
Manifesting,Marking, Packaging, Labeling, Placarding, HazMat
Regulations, Separation/Segregation, HazMat Security
Demonstrated Proficiency in Applicable Equipment Operations:
Vacuum Truck Operations, Containerized Waste Materials,
Roll-Off Operations, End Dump Operations, IndustrialAir Moving Vacuum
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (24/40 Hr)
Identifying Chemical and Physical Hazards, Site Control Measures,
Decontamination, Health & Safety Planning, Assessing Risk,
Confined Space Safety, Basic Toxicology, Respiratory Protection,
Contingency measures, Selection of PPE
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6. Technician:
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (40 Hr)
Identifying Chemical and Physical Hazards, Site Control Measures,
Decontamination, Health & Safety Planning, Assessing Risk,
Confined Space Entry Safety, Basic Toxicology, Respiratory Protection,
Contingency measures, Selection of PPE
Demonstrated Proficiency in Applicable Equipment Operations:
Pressure Washer/Steam Cleaners
Department of Transportation Hazmat Awareness: Familiarization
Separation/Segregation,Marking, Labeling, Packaging,
HazMat Security
Forklift Operator safety
Project Manager:
Department of Transportation HazMat Awareness:
Manifesting, Marking, Packaging, Labeling, Placarding, HazMat
Regulations, Separation/Segregation, HazMat Security
Demonstrated Proficiency in Applicable Equipment Operations:
Vacuum Truck Operations, Containerized Waste Materials, Roll-Off
Operations, End Dump Operations, Industrial Air Moving Vacuum,
Forklift Operator Safety, Pressure Washers/Steam Cleaner
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response
Identifying Chemical and Physical Hazards, Site ControlMeasures,
Decontamination, Health & Safety Planning, Assessing Risk,
Confined Space Safety, Basic Toxicology, Respiratory Protection,
Contingency measures, Selection of PPE
HAZWOPER Supervisor, as applicable Confined
Space Entry Supervisor, as applicable
Identification of Unknown Materials,as applicable
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7. PREPARATION AND SAFETY
Preparation and Planning
Health and Safety Plan
A site specific health and safety plan is developed for each project before
mobilization. At a minimum, the plan addressees the following and is conveyed to
each member of the crew in a tail-gate meeting.
A preliminary investigation of the site to determine physical, chemical,and
biological properties of known contaminants
Contingency measures identifying evacuation routes, meeting points,
location of on-site emergency equipment, contacting off-site medical
facilities and services.
The work zones established for the project site. The location of safety
showers, eye wash stations, first aid kits, and fire extinguishers are
identified within these zones.
Levels of personal protection to be utilized. (Level A, 8, C, D)
Decontamination measures appropriate for the contaminant
Emergency Response
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8. FLEET OPERATIONS
Environmental Logistics Inc. owns and operates a full fleet of certified equipment
to provide the most reliable service possible.
Vacuum Trucks
Our vacuum trucks are available to haulbulk liquid waste streams. Our fleet
includes both black iron and stainless steel vessels ranging from 50 to 130 bbl
capacity.
Roll Offs
Our roll off fleet consists of both single and double toll off trucks. Ellhas
containers ranging from 4 to 40 cubic yard capacity with either open or closed
tops.
End Dumps
37-foot end dump trailers are utilized routinely for larger quantities of
contaminated bulk solids and soils.
Dry Vans
Bobtail vans of various sizes are available to handle containerized and other
drummed waste roducts.
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9. Vactor Trucks
Vactor vehicles are available for the removal of industrialliquids or solids.The use
of interceptor boxes enables larger quantities of industrial solid wastes to be
managed more efficiently. This equipment is High-raii/FRA approved for specialty
applications.
Emergency Response Units
Emergency Response Units are fully equipped vehicles that stand ready to
respond to urgent calls for cleanup resulting from chemical release or spill.These
units carry air monitoring devices, supplied breathing air apparatus, emergency
wash stations, reference library,a wide array of personalprotective equipment,
containment supplies, and decontamination equipment.
MISCELLANE/OUS EQUIPMENT
Environmental Logistics can also provide Forklifts, Pressure Washers, Loaders
and Confined Space Entry equipment for projects that pose special
requirements.
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11. Matthew Rodriquez
Secretary for
Environmental Protection
Department of Toxic Substances Co_ntrol
Deborah 0. Raphael, Director
8800 Cal Center Drive
Sacramento, California 95826-3200
Edmund G. Brown Jr.
Governor
September 5, 2013
Senko
2230 Riverside Avenue
Rialto, CA 92376
EPA ID #: CAR00075689
TTU Serial #: 3276-1-400679
Dear TIU Operator:
AUTHORIZATION TO OPERATE A TIU UNDER PERMIT BY RULE
The Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) has received your Transportable
Treatment Unit (TTU) Permit by Rule (PBR) Unit- Specific Notification (DTSC form
1199). Your notification has been found to be complete, but has not been reviewed for
technical adequacy. A technical review will be conducted if your TTU is inspected.
This letter authorizes the TTU (specified above) to operate under PBR; provided you
are in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local requirem nts. Your TTU
authorization to operate under a PBR expires one year from the date of your Unit-
Specific authorization letter, unless DTSC changes the.period of authorization in writing
pursuant to title 22, California Code of Regulations (Calif. Code Regs.), section
67450.3(a)(1).
You are specifically required to amend and send to DTSC the relevant TTU Unit-
Specific Notification (DTSC form 1199) within 30 days, if any information changes. You
are also required to pay a notification fee according to Health and Safety Code section
25205.14. You must pay the notification fee and remain in compliance with the
applicable requirements of Chapter 45 of title 22, Calif. Code Regs. until DTSC has
approved your closure certification letter. [A closure certification letter is a letter ·
prepared, signed, and submitted by the owner or operator of the TIU and an
independent engineer registered in California that states that: Closure has been
completed in accordance with the closure plan and the closure plan meets or exceeds
the applicable regulations.]
This authorization is contingent upon the accuracy of information submitted in the
notification mentioned above, and your compliance with applicable federal, state, and
local requirements. Any misrepresentation or any failure to fully disclose all relevant
facts renders this authorization to operate null and void. It is your responsibility to

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EPA ID #: CAR00075689
TTU Serial #: 3276-1-400679
understand and comply with all applicable laws and regulations. At any time, you may
be inspected, and if violations are found this authorization does not preclude DTSC or
any other regulatory agencies with appropriate statutory authority from taking
appropriate enforcement action, including fines and penalties.
Additionally, you must submit Transportable Treatment Unit (TTU) Permit by Rule Site -
Specific Notification (DTSC form 1197) to DTSC for each site where the TTU will
perform onsite treatment of hazardous waste. The site-specific notification must be
submitted at least twenty- one (21) days prior to each site visit unless DTSC has
shorten the notification period.
If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Clyde West at (916) 445 2959.
Sincerely,
--=-=-=::·=_··-.->·-···
Donn Diebert, P.E.
Chief, Program Implementation Unit
Office of Policy
Department of Toxic Substances Control
cc: Mr. Mukul Agarwal
Enforcement and Emergency Response Program
Department of Toxic Substances Control
. 9211 Oakdale Avenue
Chatsworth, California 91311-6505
Ms. Maria Soria
Enforcement and Emergency Response Division
Department of Toxic Substances Control
700 Heinz Avenue, Bldg. F, 2nd Floor
Berkeley, California 94710

13. SERVICE CAPABILITIES
Our belief is that we did not inherit the planet from our parents, but are merely
borrowing it from our children. We are proud of our commitment to the environment.
Purifying the environment begins with a conscious effort to find new uses for those
products classified as "liquid and solid wastes".We work diligently with our clients and
laboratories to develop innovative methods for recycling and reusing discarded waste
materials. In addition, we are proud of our complete reuse and remediation capabilities
and offer the following field services:
• Hazardous Waste Removal
• Emergency Response
• Disaster Clean Up
• Site Remediation
• Waste Management
• Tire Hauling and Recycling
• Non-Hazardous waste removal
• Petroleum Contaminated Soils
• Roll-Off Services
• Waste Oil and Filter Programs
• Tank Removal
• OilyWater
• Battery and UniversalWaste Handling
• Drug lab Clean Up
• Vacuum Services
• Excavation
• Lab Packing
• HazCat Identification
• Analytical Services
• Product Destruction
• Residential Curb-side Pickup
• Community Collections
• Profiling and all necessary paperwork
Environmental Logistics Inc. is committed to providing the safest and most efficient
services available on each and every job, regardless or project size, type, or location.
Appendix D describes projects that have been completed by Environmental Logistics
Inc. illustrating the depth and breath of our capabilities.
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14. SERVICE CAPABILITIES (Cont.}
Environmental Logistics, Inc.(Ell) has a full array of OilSpill Response capabilities.
With four location throughout California, Ell can support Oil Spill Responses and Oil
Spill Response Organization over much of the coast and inland waters.
Our resources include, but are not limited to:
• 2,500 feet of 19" Sea Curtain
• 35 gpm/1,200 bpd high efficiency Skimmers
• Diaphragm Pumps -1% - 3 inch
• 400' of 3", 150 psi transfer hose
• Decontamination unit to 53'
• Various vacuum hose-2"- 4" diameter
• 600' air hose
• Hose flotation devices
• Chest waders
• Inflatable boats
• Tow bridles
• 160,000 gallons of temporary liquid storage
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15. CUSTOMER SERVICE
Environmental Logistics Inc. has worked very hard to bring the right team together to
provide the best service in the industry.This is never more apparent than with customer
service.We don't just haul waste, we cultivate relationships.
Our Customer Service staff is unmatched in its knowledge of transportation, handling
methods and alternative disposal technologies. The associations built between
Environmental Logistics Inc. and various treatment storage disposal facilities makes
finding the most environmentally conscious recycling or disposal method seamless.
Customer Service is everyone's responsibility at Environmental Logistics Inc. Project
Managers guide generators on the job site, through the maze of handling and cleanup
processes, and are dedicated to the safe management and disposition of materials from
each task. Whether it's a paperwork, regulatory, or physical issue, they know the right
questions to ask so that waste materials are managed quickly and effectively.
An added customer service that Environmental Logistics Inc. provides is to assist with
the tracking of waste handling documentation. Ell uses a state of the art document
management system that records every transaction completed for the generator.Upon
request these documents can be retrieved. This can be invaluable during the
preparation of hazardous waste fee returns and audits.
Key Personnel
Ellbrought together the best in the industry to provide the utmost in service for any size
or scope project.
Please refer to Appendix C for resumes of key personnel. Individual resumes of crew
and staff are also available upon request.
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16. REPRESENTATIVE LIST OF CLIENTS
Throughout its environmental history Environmental Logistics Inc., in association with
Filter Recycling Services, Inc. has served numerous clients in private industry and the
government sector.
The following illustrates a partial list of representative clients:
• ARCO Corporation
• California Dept. of Justice/Bureau Narcotics Enforcement
• Chevron Texaco
• Conoco Phillips
• General Electric
• Kimberly Clark
• Kinder Morgan Energy
• Lockheed Corporation
• McDonnell Douglas
• National Railroad Companies
• Southern California Gas Company
• Thrifty Oil
• Union Carbide Corporation
• United States Air Force
• URS
• US Dept of Justice/DEA Forensic Sciences
• Valero
• Waste Management of Orange County
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17. APPENDIX A
Licenses and Permits
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18. Environmental Logistics, Inc. Operating Authority
And Resources includes:
Permits-Licenses-
Certifications:
Issued By: Identification
Number:
Notification of Hazardous
Waste Activity
US EPA CAR000172460
Notification of PCB Activity US EPA CAR000172460
Notification of Waste Activity US EPA CAR000217513
Hazardous Materials Registration US DOT 060313 600 009VX
Motor Carrier Registration Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration
1552681
Hazardous Waste Transporter California Department of Toxic
Substances Control
5508
Medical Waste Transporter California Department of Health
Services
MW-151
Motor Carrier Permit California Department of Motor
Vehicles
CA 340844
Hazardous Materials
Transportation License
Department of California
Highway Patrol
137235
Certificate of Standard Carrier
Alpha Code
National Motor Freight
Traffic Association
ENVL
Special Permit DOT-SP-13192 US Department of
Transportation Pipeline and
Hazardous Materials Admin.
Authorized
Special Permit DOT-SP-13179 US Department of
Transportation Pipeline and
Hazardous Materials Admin.
Authorized
Special Permit DOT-SP-13796 US Department of
Transportation Pipeline and
Hazardous Materials Admin.
Authorized
Special Permit DOT-SP-13552 US Department of
Transportation Pipeline and
Hazardous Materials Admin.
Authorized
Special Permit DOT-SP-11624 US Department of
Transportation Pipeline and
Hazardous Materials Admin.
Authorized
Special Waste Hauling Permit Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency
3138
Hazardous Waste Transporter State of Colorado HMP-20636
Medical Waste Transporter California Department of Health 55018MW-151

19. Environmental Logistics, Inc. Operating Authority
And Resources includes:
Trauma Scene Waste
California Department of Public
278
Management Practitioner
Health
Business License Tax Certificate City of Colton 49695
Certificate of Business Tax City of San Diego B2011008481
Business Tax Registration City of Hayward 99-G 145620
Tax Registration Certificate City of Los Angeles 2539096-0001-0
California Facility Oil Spill
Contingency Plan
California Department of Fish
And Wildlife
F5-20-2350
Contractor License-A
Hazardous Substance Removal
California State Contractors
License Board
927360
Rule 1166 Soil Mitigation South Coast Air Quality
Management District
155208
International Fuel Tax
Agreement (IFTA)
California Board of Equalization CA204546106
Tire Program Identification California Integrated Waste 1610541-01 Bloomington
Tire Program Identification Department of Resources
Recycling and Recovery
1667352-01 Hayward
Tire Program Identification Department of Resources
Recycling and Recovery
1666778-01 San Diego
Small Business Certification California Department of
General Services
50832
Trauma Scene Waste
Management Practitioner
California Department of Public
Health
278

20. United States Environmental Protection Agency
Region 9
?S Hawtllome Srm:t.(WST-6)
San francisco, CA 94105
MayS, 2006
WADE RJDDERING
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
140 W MONTE AVE
BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has assigned an EPA Identification (ID) number
to your location. EPA has assigned this10 number in response to the RCRA SubtitleC Site Identification Fonn
(8700-12) received from your RCRA SubtitleC Site on Mm:h 29.2006.
By Submitting the Fonn 8700-12, your RCRA Subtitle C Site has notified the EPA of the Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) regulated waste activities shown below in accordance
with Section 3010 ofRCRA. The EPA10 number for this location is also referred to as a 'RCRA
10 number'and is to be used on transport manifestsandany other hazardous waste management
documents required under Subtitle C of RCRA.
RCRA 10 number. CAROOOJ72460
is assigntd ro: ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
140 W MONTE AVE
BLOOMINGTON,CA 92316
EPA has listed your status as:
Not a Generator.Vmfied
Transporter
Used Oil Transporter
For assistance regarding RCRA regulation,access the following websites:
http://www.epa.gov/osw/ or http:l/epa.sov/rct online/
or if you need a current version of the Subtitle C Identification Fonn (8700-12), access
http://www.cpa.gov/epaoswerlhazwastcldatalform8700/forms.htm
For assistance with any other RCRA Notification questions please call the Notification Information Line
listed below.
U.S.EPA Region 9
RCRA Notifications
75 Hawthorn Street
(WST-6/Tetra Tech)
San Francisco,CA 94105
Notificatioo Line (415) 495-8895

21. United States EnvironmentalProtection Agency
Region 9
75 Hawthorne Street, (WST-8)
San Francisco,CA 94105
Acknowledgment Letter
April25.2011
WADE RIDDERING
140 WEST MONTE AVE
BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316
By obtaining a United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Identification (10) Number,you
have notified EPA of your planned hazardous waste activities that are regulated under the Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Subtitle C Regulations.The assigned EPA 10 Number was
based on the information that was provided on the EPA Form 8700-12. Notification of RCRA Subtitle
C Activity.which was received on 0410612011. Your EPA 10 number (also referred to as RCRA 10
Number) below is specific to the location indicated on the RCRA Site Location.and cannot be used
at,or transferred to another location.
EPA (RCRA) ID #: CAR000217513
RCRA Site Name: ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
RCRA Site Location: 3200 DEPOT RD
HAYWARD,CA 9o4!545
The EPA 10 Number Is to be used on transport manifests and any other hazardous waste
management documentation required under the RCRA Subtitle C Regulations.
EPA has listed your hazardous waste activities status as:
Not a Generator
Tran•fer Fac.lltty Activity
Transporter Activity
Uted Oil Transporter
Your EPA ID Number does not expire.However.if any of the information required in the form
changes. (e.g.RCRA Site Name, hazardous waste activity status. contact information. etc.). you may
be required to notify EPA by resubmitting a Form 8700-12 (see the instructions accompanying Form
8700-12 at lmp.//www epa govtosw/IIICoresourc<!Si( ataiform1FOOiiFCO 1pelf}. If you plan to cease
or have ceased operation at the RCRA SiteLocation. you must notify EPA as well. For this.you
could send a letter to EPA requesting to inactivate the EPA ID Number.A letter will be sent to the
contact person indicating the change(s) based on the submitted documentation
Please keep in mind that if you have the hazardous waste activity status of a "Large au..ntity
Generator", there Is a required BiennialReporting that must be filed with your appropr ate slate or
region. For more information. please visit
h!tp ifwww epa nov/epawas•ellnol r?. .ourr.estclalaifoLn70(liC'Jill<ocll•clf to find the contact.s for States
and EPA Regions. If you have any RCRA Notification (EPA ID Number) questions, please call415-
495-8895. This RCRA Notification service telephone line is operated by EPA Region 9's
Contractor. Tetra Tech EM, Inc.

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24. U.S. D tP&rtment of TlllntpariBtion
Flldel'lll Motor Ctrlltr Safety Admlnllltallan
1200 New hlrsey Ave., S.E.
Waehlnglon,DC 20S80
SERVICE DATE
July 28, 2008
CERTIFICATE
MC.....117..C ENVIRONMENTAL
LOGISTICSINC
BLOOMINGTON.CA
This Certlllcalt! Is evidence of the carrier's authority to engageIn tranaportation as a commoncarrier of
property (except houHholdgood.) by motof vehide In lnlerstate or fonlign commen:e.
This authority w11 be effective as long as the canter maintains compliance with therequirementl
pertaining to inaurancecoveraQe for ltle protection of the public(49 CFR387) and the diiSignatlonof
agents uponWhom process may be aerved (411 CFR 388).The canter lhall alliO l'llf!dllr reuonably
continuous and ldaquate service to thepublic.Failure to mllintain oompr1811C8 wUIconstitute sufllaent
grounds furrevocation of this authority.
f wf.l --
thy Weiner, Chief
Information Systems Ohrlalon
NOTE: IMUrut andpersistent noncompliance with applk:ebla safety filnasa regutellons as evidenced by a
DOT safety Illness rating of 'Unsatisfactory" or by other llldicators. could reSIJit In e proceeding requiring
!he hold«of ltlls certificate or pem lt to show caue wttylflls authol1ty should not be suspended or
revoked.
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26. Linda S.Adams
Secretary for
EnvironmentalProtection
/
Department of Toxic Substances Control
Deborah 0.Raphel, Director
8800 CalCenter Drive
Sacramento,California 95826-3200
. -
.
Edmund G.Brown Jr.
Governor
***HAZARDOUS WASTE TRANSPORTER REGISTRATION***
HAZARDOUS WASTE OF CONCERN TRANSPORTER WITH
CONSOLIDATED TRANSPORTER NOTIFICATION
NAME AND ADDRESS OF REGISTERED TRANSPORTER:
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC.
140 WEST MONTE AVENUE
BLOOMINTON,CA 92316
TRANSPORTER REGISTRATION NO:5508
EXPIRATION DATE: DECEMBER 31, 2014
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE FIRM NAMED ABOVE IS DULY REGISTERED TO
TRANSPORT HAZARDOUS WASTE IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 6.5, DIVISION 20 OF THE
HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE AND TITLE 22 OF THE CALIFORNIA CODE OF
REGULATIONS, DIVISION 4.5.
THIS REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE MUST BE CARRIED WITH EACH SHIPMENT
OF HAZARDOUS WASTE.
FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL (916) 440-7145.
I (AUTmztWATURE)
(DATE)
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27. State of California - Cahfornta EnvlfonmentalProtection Agency Departmenl of Toxic Substances Control
TransportationUnit
8800 CalCenter Drive,Sacramento,CA 95826
Phone (916) 440-7145 Fax (916) 255-6436
CONSOLIDATED TRANSPORTER NOTIFICATION
1 Business Name (Show d.b.a name,show name exactly as It will appear on registraUon;same name
or trademark Is requ.red on all vehicles):
2 Transporter Registration Number
3.Business Address Number/Street City County/Province State/Country Zip/PostalCode
4 MailingAddress (If d1fferent) P.O Box/Street City County/Province State/Country Zip/PostalCode
Sa.Telephone umber (Ext.Number) 6. Identification Numbers. If your company transports hazardous wasles, operates the designated
facility, and Intends to submit only tne laetlity oopy of the consolidated manifl:!sts pursuant to Health
and Safety Code Sec!ion 25160(b)(S)(A),you mvst provide all the transporter and facility 1dentlficaUon
numbers (12 characters) used by your company on these manifests. If necessary, list add1Uonal
identificationnumbers on a se arate sheeL
5b.Fax Numbor-
1 '16
Sc E-mailAddress
7.Iintend to transport the following hazardous wastestream undar the consolidated manifesting procedure, as described inHealth and Safety
Colle,Section 25160.2.(Chuck all applci able box(es));
)( A. Used oil
)C B. Gonlent5 or an o1Vwater separator
C. Solids contam1nated w11h used oil
)'. D. Brake fluid
)C E, Antifreeze
7' J Spent photographic solutions
)'i K Dry ciRllnlngsolvents(indudll'lgperchloroelhylene naphltla.and
silicone based solvents)
)C. l. Filters. lint,and sludges contaminated with dry cleanmg solvent
')( M. Asbestos and asbeslos-{;ontaining materials
)( F. Antifreeze sludge )( N. Inks from the printing industry
l( G. Pans cleaning solvents.including aqueous cleaning solvents
X H Hydroxide sludge contaminatedsolely with metals hom a wastewater
treatment process
I "Paint-related" wastes,including painls,thinners,fillers,and sludges
)( 0. Chemicals and laboratory packs collected from K-12 schools
;< P Absorbents contaminated With other wastes nsted in Health and Safety
Code Sect1on25160.2(c)
X a Filters from diSpensing pumps lor dieseland gasohne fuels
8 Name and Title of Authorized Representative (prinl or type): WAVE§ RrQPlfB./NG J &GOt.ATOl?_Y (.oMPUAAJCjF
Note: Keep this Cons idated Transporter Notifci ation, signed by DTSC, with the valid Transporter Registration
Certificate in the vehicle at all times during the transportation of hazardous waste. Transportation of wastestream(s)
listed above, under the consolidated manifesting procedure, without notifying DTSC is a violation of Health
and Safety Code (HSC) Section 25165(a), and may be subject to significant penalties. Consolidated transporters are
also re uired to submit uarterl re orts ursuant to HSC Section 25160.2 d .
DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE
Transportation Unit Representative
C,.f1Dt:3 I R ,;eived date
L lliiWYL/) 31, ;;;oI'/
(Print or type name) Expiration date
DEC 0 9 2013
DTSC acknowledgement date
DTSC 1299 7/09

28. -=- STATE OF CALIFORNIA
,6'fi1"AI.YIF"D'tR DEPARTMENTOF CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
TRANSPORTATION LICENSE
CHP 360H (REV.1100) OPI062
..'""""'· ·.,.(""""'' 5 7;;; ; , 'W"'n• 1 12;;;•;2()1'4
,V,'4' I"VL. I..VIYIOC"
208035 137235
CHP CARRIER NUMBER
CA 340844
LOCATION 0 Duplicate 0 Replacement
D Initial Renewal
PROPERTY OF THECALIFORNIAHIGHWAY PATROL(CHP)
Theoriginal valid licensemust bekeptatthelicensee'splace ofbusiness as indicatedon thelicenseand a
legiblecopy must becarried inany vehicle orcombination transportinghazardous materials andmust be
presented to any CHPofficer uponrequest. ThislicenseisNON-TRANSFERABLEandmustbe
surrendered to theCHPupondemand orasrequiredby la.v. Amajority changeinownershiporcontrolof
thelicensedactivity shallrequire anewlicense.Thislicensemay berenewedby submitting anapplication
andappropriatefee to theCHP.Personswhoselicenseshave expired or are otherwisenolonger valid
mustImmediately ceasethe activity requiringalicense. THEREISNOGRACE PERIOD. For licensing
informationcontactCHP,Cornmettial VehicleSection at (916) 843-3400.
LICENSEE NAME AND PHYSICAL ADDRESS (only if differenf.from below)
ENVIRONMENTALLOGISTICS,INC.
This carrier Is on thespecialrouting/safestopping place mailing lists as indicated below:
D (HMX) Explosives subject toDivision 14,California Vehicle Code (CVC).
D (HMPHI ) PoiSon InhalationHazardmaterialSIn bulk packaglngs subject to
Division14.3,eve.
D {HRCQ) Highway Route ControlledQuanityradioactivematerials subject to Division
14.5,eve.
LICENSEE NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS
ENVIRONMENTALLOGISTICS,INC.
140 W.MONTE AVENUE
BLOOMINGTON CA 92316
ATIENTION:WADE RIDDERNI G
Any person whodumps,spills,or causes the release of hazardousmaterials orhazardous wasteupon any
highway shallimmedai tely notify lheCHP or theagency having jurisdiction for that highway.Theminimum
fine for faliuretomakelhe appropriatenotificationis$ 2,000.00.(CVCSection 23112.5)

29. -IIIII
From: Throucm: Non-Expfrlug
DEPARTMENTOF MOTOR VEHICLES
MOTOR CAARJERSERVICES BRANCH MS Gl13
P.O BOX 832370 s.a-10.CA. 114232-3700
(91B) 057·8153
10/08/2008
ENVIRONMENTAl LOGIST£CS INC
140 W MONTE AVE
BLOOMINGTON, CA 92316
NON-EXPIRING
MOTOR CARRIER PERMIT AP--AQonoy Combined Carrier
DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VERICLES Valid 12/01/2008 IValid J
Motor Curler Services Brmch
P.O. BOX 932370 Sacramtnto,CA.94232-3700 CAM: 0340844 I
The carrier named on this permit Is subject to
the Uai1led Curler Registration Act ('GCRA)
o£2005, and is granted a aon-uplrlag permit
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC of the rouow.IDg classification:
140 W MONTE AVE
BLOOMINGTON,CA 92316
Corporation
PmOata: NIA 01llce ,t: 154 Not Valid for ntrastate Only Operations
Accoulltlf: 4'101l2 Tech tO: Ill
5eq118ncell: INliN Ami Paid: No f..
!!!()lPORTANT REMINDERS!!!
I. This non pirina Motot Carrier Permit (MCP}will remain valid as long u yo11 continue to
condllct ixuerstatc opuallons. The Unitied Carrier Registntion Act (UCRA) of200S e.:emp11
combilled carriers (carrier.who operate botb intra and intuscate) from MCP n=qlliremen&s.
2 Fedcnl Motor Carrier Safety Adminislllltion illsu.rance n:quiremen!S must be maintained.
3. If you commence inlnstatc only operations, you mwt renew your MCP.
California Relay Telephone Service for the deaf or hearing impeired 6-om TDO l'llones: 1·800·135-2929; from Voice
Pbonet: J-800-735-2922
A Public ScrMc• Agancy

30. -;
State of California-NaturalResources Agency
DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE
Office of Spill Prevention and Response
4665 Lampson Ave,Suite C
losA.al mitos,CA Q0720
Telephone: (562) 342-7212
www.wildlife.ca.gov
Environmental Logistics,Inc.
Ms. Jennifer Crompton
180 Monte Ave
Rialto, CA 92316
Dear Ms.Jennifer Crompton
EDMUNDG• .BROWN JR., Governor
CHARLTON H.BONHAM,Director
March 31, 2013
Your California Facility OilSpill Contingency Plan has been reviewed for compliance with the
California Code of Regulations Title 14,Subchapter 3, Sections 815, 816, and 817. Basedon
this review the following plan is approved:
EnvironmentalLogistics,Inc. ControlNumber: FS-20-2350
A copy of this letter should be kept on the facility covered by this contingency plan. This
approvalexpires on March 31,2018.
Your California Facility Oil Spill Contingency Plan must be kept current at al ll times. Promptly
send plan revisions to all plan recipients. When submitting plan revisions to OSPR, use the
.........._ letterhead address, with "attention: Marine Safety Branch."
The current California regulations regarding Oil Spill Contingency Plans can be located through
the internet at:
http://WWVJ.wildlife.ca.gov
We appreciate your efforts to improve the safety of California's marine environment. If you have
any questions regarding this approval, contact Mr. James Kiatos, at telephone number
(562)598-4302 or by e mail atjim.kiatos@wildlife.ca.gov.
Sincerely,
_;c.r--:. UIc·--JC-, _::!)
Jon Victoria
Field Supervisor, Marine Safety Branch
Office of Spill Prevention and Response
cc: Mr. James Kiatos
Mr.Ted Mar
Conserving Ca{ijomia'sWiUf(ije Since 1870

31. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
a.
PERMIT NO. HMP-20636
Environmental Logistics Inc
140 West Monte Avenue
Bloomington, CA 92316
In compliance with the provisions of Section 42-20-202(b), C.R.S., the commission does grant authority
to transport hazardous materials subject to the limitations and provisions mentioned below.
1. A copy of the shipping papers as required by 49 C.F.R. 172.200 must be carried in the transporting
motor vehicle.
2. This permit must be carried in the transporting motor vehicle.
3. This original permit is non-transferable and shall not be copied.
This permit does not authorize for-hire transportation requiring specific authority under Title 40,
Articles 13 & 16, C.R.S.
Full compliance with the laws ofthe State of Colorado and with the Rules and Regulations ofthe
Department of Public Safety is required under this permit.
This permit is valid from March 22, 2013 through March 22, 2014.
Dated at Denver, Colorado, February 5, 2013.
WITNESS MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF
THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
£J
DOUG DEAN
DIRECTOR

32. 89/82/2911 17:27 3lr.44'!.5665 PAEE 82/82
Stateof CanfOmia---1-leallh and Human Services Agency
California Department of Public Hearth
H
MeDICAL WASTI!TRAN8PORTER
AUTitORIZAT10N AND CONDlTIONS
DATE: September 2, 20'11
Thia Ia to adllse you that the Department ot Public Heallfl, MedicalWaste
Management Program,har; aPflroved your requeat to be licted as a medicalwaste
transporter.You are requirad to maintain your registration aa a hazardous waste
bdnsporter in Older toremain listed as a medicalwaste transporter. ·
Compeny nameladdreu/pllone:
ContactPerson:
EnvlronrnenblLogistics
140 W.Monte Ave.
Bloomington, CA 82316
(809) 548-1354
Wade Riddarfng
Youaresubject to aH applicableptOviliona of theMedicalWaste Management Act, Dlvi6lon
104,Part14,Chapter 8,of the Callfomla Health and Safety Code and tha conditions aet
forth on the foDowfng page.
If yo1.1 have any qt eatlons, p!c11se contact IJ6 at (918) -44&-5671.
Alison F DobnlliC
MedicalWrurte Management Progrwn

33. Alliance for Uniform HazMat Transportation
Procedures
Uniform Program Credentials
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS, INC.
140 W.MONTE AVENUE
BLOOMINGTON CALIFORNIA 92316
ALLIANCE
For Uniform
HAZMAT
Transportation
Procedures
USDOT Census#: 1552681
ICC#: 648117
EPA Transportation Ids: CAR000172460
Intrastate Motor Carrier#:
Phone Number to call In case of an accident or emergency: 909-721-2038
Uniform Program ID: UPW-1552681-NV
fj-
Certified By: 1.?0011wta '$1wj0d
Issuance Date: June 18, 2013 Expiration: September 30, 2014
Issuing Agency: Nevada Highway Patrol
Agency Phone Number: (775) 684-4622

34. STATE OF CALIFORNIA-HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY EDMUND G.BROWN JR.,Governor
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
MEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
1616 CAPITOL AVENUE, 2nd FLOOR- MS 7405
P.O.BOX 997377
SACRAMENTO,CA 95899-7377
Phone:916-449-5671
Dear Ms. Crompton :
Your Trauma Scene Waste Management Practitioner certificate is shown below. Please retain this
for your records.
If you have questions regarding this certificate, please call (916) 449-5671.
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Registration No. •••
August5,2013
ID Number TSW 278
Ms. Jennifer Crompton
Environmental Logistics, Inc.
140 West Monte Ave.
Bloomington , CA 92316
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and shall be subject to all applicable provi:;ions of this law. This registration is not transferable and is
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valid on ly in California.
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36. STATE OF CALIFORNIA
o..::outrnrtor tate 'Kirense fiotlrb
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37. I '>
Pipeline andHazardous
Materials Safety Admlnlstntlon
SPECIAL PERMIT AUTHORIZATION
DOT-SP 11624:
JCmiM'tlOM DAR: January 31, 2015
"".,-. .... 't
GRANTEE: Environmental Logistics, Inc.
BLOOMINGTON, CA
In response to your December 6, 2010 application for renewal of
OOT-SP 116241 the grantee status to DOT-SP lt624 for
Environmental Logistics, Inc. is hereby renewed in accordance
with 49 CrR § 107.109.
Copies of this special perndt may be obtained by accessing the
Office of Hazardous Materials Safety Homepage at
The most recent revision of the special permit supersedes all
previous revisions of the special permit. Photo reproductions
and legible reductions of this speciapermit are permitted. Any
alteration of this speciapermit is prohibited.
If you have questions regarding this action please call the
Office of Hazardous Materials Special Permits and Approvals at
(202)366-4535.
Issued in Washington D.C. on March 4, 2011.
for Or. Magdy El-Sibaie
Associate Administrator for Hazardous Materials Safety
Effestive 3/4/11

38. ot- permit.
US.Departmem
olTransportatio;•
Pl l!ne and Hazardous
Malerlals Safety Admlnlstrallon
SPECIAL PF.RMIT AUTHORIZATION
DOT-SP 13179
KU:XRA'I'XDAft: J&DDarJ' :u, 201C
GRANTEE: Environrnental Logistics, Inc.
Bloominqton, CA
In response to your J nuary 6, 201-0 application for reJ'lewal of
DOT-SP 13179, ebe qr9ntee status 0 OOT-SP 1317for
Environmental Logistics, Inc.iheDeby renewed in accordance
with 49 CFR S 107.109.
Copies of this special permit may be obtained by accessing the
Office of Hazardous Material8 Safety Hornepaqe at
r.··.c:··"!. 'T'<1 : · :-;: :.t ,:.· . :·::r·, · ,;··. :.. ... :t !•·x, .. •
i"he-most-recent revision.,... tlie specia1· supersedesa1i
previous revisions of the special permit. Photo reproductions
and legible reductions of this special permit are permitted. Any
alteration of this special permit is prohibited.
If you have questions regarding this action please call the
Office of Hazardous Materials Special Permits and Approvals at
(202) 366-4535.
Issued in Washington D.C. on y 16, 2010.
for or. Magdy El-Sibate
Acting Associate Administrator
for Hazardous Materials Safety
Effective 01128/11

39. U.S. O<loaJtrnenl
of Transpo1!atio"
Pipeline and Haurdous
Mate11alsSafety Admlnlstmlon
SPECIAL PERMIT AUTHORIZ TlON
oor-sP 13192
GRANtEE: nvironmental LoqistLcs, Inc.
Bloominqton, GA
In response to your Jan ary 16, 2010 application for renewal of
DOT-SP 13192, the grantee status to DOT-SP 13192 for
Environmental Logistics, Inc.is hereby renewed in accordanQe
with 49 CFR S 107.109.
Copies othis special permit may be obtained by accessing the
Office of Hazardous Materials Safety Homepaqe at
• 1
The most recent revision of the speclal permit supersedes all
previous revisions of the special permit. Photo reproductions
and legible reductions of this special permit are permitted. Any
alteration of this special permit is prohibited.
lf you have questions regarding this action please call the
Office of Hazardous Mat.erials Special Permits and Approvals at
(202)366-4535.
Issued in Washinqton D.c. on OCtober 18, 2010.
for Dr.Magdy El--Sibaie
&ctinq 1SsociatAdministrator
for Hazardous Materials Safety
Eft'eetive 01/28111

40. US Oeoeoc.nerl
f Trans.portat1o''
Pipeline and Hazardous
Materials Safety Administration
SPECIAL PERMIT AUTHORIZATION
DOT-SP 13796
ZXPJ:RA'l'J:OR DATE: Januazy 31, 2015
GRANTEE: Environmental Logistics, Inc.
Bloomington, CA
In response to your January 3, 2011 application for renewal of
DOT-SP 13796, the grantee status to OOT-SP 13796 for
Environmental Logistics, Inc. is hereby renewed in accordance
with 49 CFR § 107.109.
Copies of this special permit may be obtained by accessing the
Office of Hazardous Materials Safety Homepage at
•. • , • !: ..
The most-recent revisio o( t.he special pecm.1t "supersedes all
previous revisions of the special permit. Photo reproductions
and legible reductions of this special permit are permitted. Any
alteration of this special permit is prohibited.
If you have questions regarding this action please call the
Office of Hazardous Materials Special Permits and Approvals at
(202)366-4535.
Issued in Washington o.c. on April 6, 2011.
for Or. Magdy El-Sibaie
Associate Administrator for Hazardous Materials Safety
Eaective 04/11/2011

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South Coast
Air Quality Management District
11865 Copley Drtve,Diamond 811,CA 91765-4178
(909) 396-2000 • www.aqmd.gov
PLAN ISSUE DATE July 12, 2012
APPROVA 'IGJYURE
Davl nc L A.Q.A.C.Sup , bor
COMPANY 1.0.:
Mitigation Piau/Application No.
Applicant:
155208
.539866
Environmental Logistics, Inc.
P.O. BOX806
Colton. CA 92324
Attention: Jennifer Crompton, HSE Manager
Phone 909 546-1354 Fax 90CJ 546-4645
VARJOUSLOCATIONS
RULE 1166 CONTAMINATEDSOU. MITIGATION PLAN
RA:fereoc:e is made to your application (AIN S39866) for the excavation and lwtdli.og of VOC-contam.inated soil at
vario111loc.tion•within tbe Sou!b Co•t Air Quli1y Mana&e MDI District.
In acc:ordeoce with Rule 1166 (c:),lhis approved plao is required prior lo commeneiq excavation of my are&3, sites,
or locations whitb lw previously bc:co wed to aiOrc: or D'11111fcr volltilc Dl8Jllic: compouods (VOC) or during tbe
cxcavatio11, handtioa, or JtoqgeofVsoils.
The ri&bts IUid privileges g,anted throusb the lssuuc:e of this pta.,.. mtrictc:d uc:IU3ively to lhe plln bolder to
wllom it was issued, and are noo-ttmsfenble. even with the writteo or expressed c:oosent of the plm bolder listed
llbovc.
A VARIOUS LOCATIONS PLAN c:au be wed at 1site to excavtk a.od remove a maxlmUlll of2000 cubi<: yards of
VOC c:oo mlnlted soil at !be aice.AJly ITeltmalt or additiooal exeavalioo ofVOC c:onllmin.lted soil 11 the me IOrilJ
require t6e Wuanc:e of a SITE SPECIFIC plm by the AQMD.Mllltiple liSe of VAlllOUS LOCATIONS PLANS to
exc:aviiUI overlOOO CYbic: yardsof c:omam.i.o.ltcd toil for lbesame aile is protu'biled per Rule 1166.
This excavllion and mitigation plan ha.s been approved under abe proviliOIU or Rule 1166 of die Rules and
Regulaelons of the AQMD and is subject to tbe following cooditiooa.
AiiVarious Locations Plans expire 011c (I) year from the dalo of lssvaaee. To apply for 1 new Plan, submit an
Applic:atlon with the llling fee: 11 least one month prior to the Plan oxpiratioo date. For an applleatio11 pac:D&e and
Uinfomlllon please: go to die SCAQMO web p:t.gc at b!lp:lfwiNIJl lx/foombmllcJumand loolc for
Rule 1166 information. For qucshotl$"''909 96-1316." _
Plan N: 539866

47. N FTA
. ..,. National Motor Freight
Trsffic Assoc iation, Inc.
April23,2013
WADERIDOERING
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICSINC
140 WEST MONTE AVE
BLOOMINGTON,CA92316
CERTIFICATE OF STANDARD CARRIER ALPHA CODE (SCAC) RENEWAL
The Standard Carrier Alpha Code of ENVL has been renewed for:
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
140 WEST MONTE AVE
BLOOMINGTON,CA 92316
PRVCAR
US DOT- 1552681
This Alpha Code will apply only to the company name shown above through June 30, 2014. A renewal
notice will be mailed approximately one month prior to expiration and must be returned promptly together
with payment to ensure its continued validity.Should the company name or address change, please
notify the NationalMotor Freight Association, Inc.at the address above.
Alpha Codes ending with the letter "U" have been reserved for the identificat on of freight containers. If
your Alpha Code ends with the letter"U", It should be used only for this purpose.A non-U ending Alpha
Code should be obtained to satisfy other requirements such as company identificationfor Customs,
Electronic Data Interchange,freight payments, etc.
If you participate in the Bureauof Customs and Border Protection (BCBP) automatedprograms (ACE,
AMS,CAFES, FAST,PAPS),your SCAC and related company information has been sent to BCBP
electronically andis updated on a nightly basis.If you have encountered a problem using your SCAC
with BCBP,or a copy this letter has been requested by BCBP, only then should you forward the
requested information (email preferred as a PDF or TIF attachment) to the following address:
CBP SCAC Processing
Bureau cf Customs anti BorderProtection
7681 Boston Blvd., Beauregard 1st Fl WingA
Springfield,VA 22153
AMS.SCAC@OHS.GOV
NOTICE: Renewal of the abovelisted SCAC is unrelated to participation in the NationalMotor Freight
Classification (NMFC).Further, it does not confer membership in the NationalMotor Freight Traffic
Association,Inc.nor allow use of the NMFC inconnect on with freight rates.For participation and
membership information, please call (703) 838-1810
1001 North Fairfax Street, Suite 600 •Alexandria,VA 22314-1798 • ph:703.838.1810 • fax:703.683.6296
web:www.nmfta.org • emai l:nmfta@nmfta.org

48. -
Stateof California
California IntegratedWaste Management Board
TireProIdentlkadoa Number
1610541-01
EnvironmentalLoglatfcl,Inc.
tn'eADDRU•:
140w..t Monte Avenue
10 West Monte Avenue
Bloomington,CA 92318
Bloomroglon,CA 92318 D11 not NPJ" Dr rtpr()l/u« I
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(.}· -'Stateof California
Deprutment of Re ources Recycling and Recovery
Tire Program Identification Number
1667352-01
EnvironmentalLogistics,Inc.
3200Depot Ri:l
Ha}'Y{ard.CA 94545
Do lUllOPJor NJWtl(ISI«
l'l:lollblt cmllielleinl
SITE ADDRESS:
3200 Depot Rd
Hayward.CA 94545

50. Envlronmen.talLogistics,Inc.
140:Monte.Ave .
Do ,.,ol t:opy pr WpRJIIUJtCin, CA92316
Pos1dJis cmiftc t.cIn a conspicuous place
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CITY OF LOS ANGELES TAX REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE
ntiSCERTIFICAT!18 GOOD UNtlliUIPSIOEDOR CAHC!UID
BUSINESS TAX INUm: 21712011
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2230 S RIVERSIDE AVENUE
COLTON,CA 92324-3395
POST OFFICE BOX 1806
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52. POST IN CONSPICUOUS PLACE OR KEEP ON PERSON
CITY OF SAN DIEGO * CERTIFICATE OF PAYMENT OF BUSINESS TAX
Certificate Number: B2011008481
Business Name: ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
Business Owner: ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICSINC
Business Address: 8716 MIRAMAR PL
SAN DIEGO CA 92121-2552
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
DEE DEE TIBBETS
PO BOX 806
COLTON,CA 92324
Primary
Business Activity: OTHER SERVICES (EXCEPT PUBLIC ADMINISTRA ON)
Secondary
Business Activity:
Effective Date:
Expiration Date:
05/01/2013
04/30/2014
Fn PLEASE NOTIFY THE CITY TREASURER'S OFFICEIN WRITING OF ANY CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP OR ADDRESS -BUSINESSTAX PROGRAM,PO BOX 122289,SANDIEGO,CA 92112 .IC
CITY OF SAN DIEGO
CERTIFICATE OF PAYMENT OF BUSINESS TAX
BUSINESS FILE COPY
Certificate Number: 82011008481
PO BOX 122289,SAN DIEGO,CA 92112-2289
1200 3RD AVENUE,MS 51T,SAN DIEGO,CA 92101
Business Name:
Business Owner:
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
(619) 615-1500;FAX (619) 533-3272
www.sandiego.gov/treasurer
Business Address: 8715 MIRAMAR PL
SAN DIEGO CA 92121-2552
-•••*AUTO"*MIXED AADC 920 9-IMC
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
DEE DEE TIBBETS
PO BOX 806
COLTON,CA 92324-0802
Primary
Business Activity: OTHER SERVICES (EXCEPT PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION)
Secondary
Business Activity:
Effective Date:
Expiration Date: 05/01/2013
04/30/2014
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Mailing Address:
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
DEE DEE TIBBETS
PO BOX 806
COLTON CA 92324
This certificate acknowledges payment of business taxes pursuant to the San Diego Municipal Code. This is not a License
to do business within the City of San Diego in violation of any section of the MunicipalCode or regulation adopted by the City
Council including,but not limited to:Zoning restrictions; Land Use specifications as defined in Planned Districts,
Redevelopment areas, Historical Districts, or Revitail zation areas;Business Tax Regulations;Police Department
Regulations; and Fire, Health or Sanitation Permits and Regulations.
This document is issued without verification that the payer is subject to or exempt from licensing by the State of California.
Payment of the required tax at the time or times due is for the term and purpose stated and is pursuant to City Ordinance.
Please refer to delinquency information under Notice .
NOTICE: It is the responsibility of the certificate holder to renew this certfiicate of payment of business tax within the
proper time limits. Failure to do so,even if you have not received a renewalnotice, will result in the assessment of a
penalty. Please note your expiration date on this certificate above. The certificate holder is requested to notify the City
Treasurer's Office upon sale or closure of the business,change of location,or change of business activity.
The tax or fees collected are Not Refundable unless collected as a direct result of an error by the City of San Diego.
This certificate is NOT transferable for a change in business ownership.
Thisinformalion is avaHable in alternative formals uponrequest.

53. CITY OF SANTA MONICA • Business License Tax Certificate
The ...uyllated beloW IS gran!ed1M cend-•ponuanc 10 tile proviSIOnS ol!lie t:11y bumess won:loMnce This c:ertiica!e IS lstued.,•'**PI
1«peyment of boM!ess11ceose 1n Gtanllng of lhe c:ac.does not .mrue the holder 10 opera'Amal'lbllnaInY!Oiai!On of .,.OCIIef lew
ordlnet1cl The busl'less - "ro104' otXanilg aG perm.ts1« operal!on 01 tnt busineSS- n.s c.ll-41 IS l8lld l.fltVOided.
revol<ed01expo<ed It becomeswid upoolfl)'onownerll!op, loc:al.on ot buS.ntS$ 4y IS your 10 ,_.,1114 lice<1se whelno<01 not
your-..ar-1otm eachJ11SI Tho$ carllflcale IS ossoed wilhcul...rniCIII.on lhatlher.c:.- IS SUbject10 Of ill<etnptlrom0)1 the SIM
ocCoWOtniO
Business Name: EnvironmentalLogistics Inc
DESCRIPTION:
I"'PORTANT
ThlsInformationIs
confldenUal
Please fodl on dottod line
beforeposting.
BusinessLocation: 140 W Monte Av Bloomington,CA 92316
BusinessOwner(s): Jon L Bennett
EnvironmentalContractor
LicenseNumber: 163836
Expiration Date: 06/30/2014
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
140 W MONTE AV
BLOOMINGTON,CA 9216
TO BE POSTED IN A CONSPICUOUS
PLACE AT BUSINESS LOCATION
NOT TRANSFERABLE
Please nobly the license officein wntlng of
any change in ownership, address or
bustness activity. -.City of Sanla Monica.
License Office,··p·:0. Box 2200, santa
Monica,CA 9040 23oo ····
• TotalAmount Paid:
$76.00

54. BUSINESS TAX CERTIFICATE
The business named below has registered with the City of Fremont for Business
Tax. The acceptance of the taxand theissuance of this Business TaxCertificate
entitles the holder to operate a business In the City of Fremont. Any business
operatedunder this certificate shall comply with all applicable laws and ordinances.
CITY OF FREMONT
39550 Liberty Street
Fremont, California 94538
Revenue & Treasury
(510) 494-4790
Business Name:
Business Location:
Business Owner(s):
EnvironmentalLogist cs Inc
3200 Depot Rd,Hayward,CA 94545
Jon L. Bennett
BUSINESS LICENSE #: 068785
Taxpayer I.D.#: 204546206
ExpirationDate: September 30,2014
Description: Provide Hazardous Waste Clean
ENVIRONMENTAL LOGISTICS INC
P.O.BOX 806
COLTON,CA 92324
TO BE POSTED IN A CONSPICUOUS PLACE- NON TRANSFERABLE
Up And Disposal

55. .-
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Insurance
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56. I
Client#·232435 FJLTRECY
ACORD.u CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE
LTR WVD POLCY NUMBER
-4
rAUTOS $
AND EMPLOYERS'UABUTY y1 H
N NIA
DATE(MMIDOIYYYY)
2/10/201
4
THISCERTIF CATE ISISSUED AS A MATTER OFINFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTSUPONTHE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.THIS
CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND,EXTEND 0R ALTER THE COVERAGEAFFORDED BY THE POLICIES
BELOW.THISCERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THEISSUING INSURER(S),AUTHORIZED
REPRESENTATIVE ORPRODUCER,AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.
IMPORTANT:If the certificate holder s an ADDITOI NALINSURED,the pollcy(les)must be endorsed.If SUBROGATIONIS WAIVED. subjectto
the terms and conditions of the policy,certain policies may require anendorsement.A statementonthis certifci ate does not conferrights tothe
certfiicate holderinlieu of such endorsement(s). '
PRODUCER ?:cT Peggy B,rown
HubInternational r,vgN,f<> Exf :877 825-2681 ltffc N<>l:951231-2572
HUB lnt'l lnsurance Serv.Inc. foAss: Cai.CPU@hubinternational.com
4371Latham St, Ste#101 · INSURER{S)AFFORDINGCOVERAGE NAIC#
Riverside,CA 92501 INSURERA:GreenwichInsurance Company 22322
INSURED ll'Sl URERB,XLSpKialty Insurance Company 37885
EnvironmentalLogistics,Inc. INsURERc,IndianHarbor Insurance' Company 36940
P.O.Box 806
INSURERD:
Colton,CA 92324 INSURERE:
INSURERF:
COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER· REVISION NUMBER·
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVEBEEN ISSUED TOTHE INSURED NAMEDABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD
INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT. TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS
CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLCI IES OESCRBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS,
EXCLUSIONS AND CONDrTIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS.
INSR TYPE OFINSURANCE w-SUSR lcMW. !W UMTI S
A GENERALLIABILITY 1--
PMERCIAL GENERALLIABILITY
GEC003992901 2/15/2014 02/15/20Hl EACHOCCURRENCE
JH?ta7f,j Jl..ncal
$1 000 000
$300 000
f- CLAIMS-MADE OCCUR MEDEXP (Any one person) $5000
PERSONAL&I'DV INJURY S'1,000,000 '--
GENERALAGGREGATE $2,000,000
'LAGGREfxlELIMITAi'nSPER: PRODUCTS·COMP/OPAGG $2,000,000
POLICY X _P LOC $
8 AUTOMOBILE UABLITY AEC003993001 02/15/2014 02/15/201f I N llSINGLEUMrr
s1,000,000
! AINAUTO BODILYINJURY (Per pemon) $
ALLOWNED r- SCHEDULED BOOILYINJURY (Poraccldenl) $
1-- AUTOS
HIRED AlJTOS
AUTOS
NON-OWNED iP ? SAMAGE
$
8 UMBRELLA LIAB UR UECOD3993101 2/15/2014 02/15/201 EACHOCCURRENCE s8 000 000
X EXCESS UAB ctAJMS·MADE AGGREGATE $8000 000
oEo I xiRETENTioNs1o ooo $
B WORKERSCOMPENSATION WEC0042532 0/28/2013 10/28/2014 X YiW-rs I H-AONFYFI
CPERRO/PMREIEMTBOERR/ PEAXRCTLNUEDREJDE?XECUTIVE[lil E.L.EACHACCIDENT $1000 000
(MandatoryInNH) El.,DISEASE·EAEMPLOYEE $1000 000 rc g;;' PERATIONS below E.L.DISEASE POLICY LIMrr $1,000,000
c Cont Pollution PEC003993801 P2115t2o14 62/15/2015 $5,000,000 Limit
LegalLiability $10,000,000 Aggregate
DESCRiPTIONOf OPERAnONS/ LOCATIONS/ VEHCI LES (AttachACORD 101, Additional Remark& Schedule, ifmoro opooe io requried)
Re: *ForBiddingPurposes Only*
CertificateHolderIsAdditionalInsuredin regards to th e General Liability policy per the attached
endorsement form CG2037 04/13 andCG2033 04/13.Waiver of Subrogation applies to theGeneral Liability
policy per the attahedendorsement formCG2404 05/09.AdditionalInsuredInregards to the Auto
Liability policy per the attached endorsement formXIC41110/07.Waiver of Subrogationinregards to the
Auto
(See AttachedDescriptions)
CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION
......For Bidding PurposesOnly..,.,. SHOULDANYOFTHEABOVEDESCRIBEDPOLICIESBECANCELLEDBEFORE
THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTCI E WILL BE DELIVEREDIN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS.
AUTHORZI EDREPRESEN,TATIVE
I

57. © 1988-2010 ACORD CORPORATION.Allrights reserved.
ACORD 25 (2010/05) 1 of 2 The ACORD name andlogo are registered marks of ACORD
#82684301M2682313 SG42

58. 2/10/2014
THIS CERTIFICATEIS ISSUED AS A MATIER OFINFORMATIONONLY ANDCONFERSNO RIGHTSUPONTHE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.THIS
CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND,EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES
BELOW.THISCERTIFICATE OF INSURANCEDOESNOTCONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THEISSUINGINSURER(S),AUTHORIZED
REPRESENTATIVE ORPRODUCER,ANDTHE CERTIFICATEHOLDER.
IMPORTANT:If the certificate holderIs an ADDITIONALINSURED,the pollcy(les) must be endorsed.If SUBROGATION IS WAIVED,subjectto
the terms and co11dltlons of the policy,certain policies rmay require anendorsement. A statement on thsi certificate doe.s not confer rights tothe
certificate holder n lieu of such endorsement(s).
PRODUCER
Hub International
HUB lnt'llnsurance Serv.Inc.
4371lathamSt, Ste#101
Riverside,CA 92501
?,c1 Peggy Brown
_l1j8NNEo Ext}: 877 825-2681 1[ ,No:951231·2572
_ss:Cal.CPU@hublnternational.com
,.SURER(S) AFFORDINGCOVERAGE NAICt
INSURERA :GreenwichInsurance Company 22322
INSURED
FilterRecycling Services,Inc.
P.O.Box449
Colton,CA 92324
INSURERs:XLSpecialty Insurance Company 37885
r. sURERc:Ind an HarborInsuranceCompany
36940
tiSURERD:
INSURERE:
INSURERF :
I
LTR
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ANDEMPLOYERS'UABUTY yJ N
OFFICER/MEMBEREXCU.()ED? N N/ A
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ACORD CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE DATE(MMID YYYYI
COVERAGES CERTIFICATENUMBER: REVISION NUMBER·
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEENISSUED TOTHE INSURED NAMEDABOVE FOR THE POLICYPERIOD
INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITIONOF IWY CONlRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS
CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN. THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICEI S DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS,
EXClUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID ClAIMS.
11'1SR TYPEOF l:tSURANCE i POUCYNUMBER Ll: &. LBIITS
A GENERALLIA.BIUTY GEC003992901 2/15/2014 02115/201 EACHOCCURRENCE $1000 000
PMERCIAL GENERALLIABIUTY B 'E!? :nMl s 300 000
1- CLAIMS-MADE OCCUR MEDEX.P(Any one person) s5 000
1- PERSONAL& />DV INJURY s1000 000
n AGGREGATELIMIT GENERALAGGREGATE $2,000 000
APPLIESPER: PRODUCTS •COMP/OPAGG $2,000 000
POL Yr:xl r-lLoC $
B AUTOMOBILE LIABLITY AEC003993001 2/15/2014 02/15/20HllfarfiNGLE LIMII 11.000 000
,..! ANVAUTO BODILYINJURY(Per PfllSOO) s
AI.LOII'INED ,....-- SCHEDULED BOOILYINJURY (Perac:ddent) $
1- AUTOS 1-- AUTOS
HIREDAUTOS NON.O'IINED I m,lJ.,_'(M1AGE $
$
B UMBRELLA LIAS OCCUR UEC003993101 2/15/2014 02/15/201 EACHOCCURRENCE $8 000 000
X EXCESS LIAB CLAIMS-MADE AGGREGATE sa 000 000
OED I XIRETENTION$10 000 $
B WORKERSCOMPENSATION WEC0042532 0/2812013 10/28/2014 X I R lliisl 12JH·
ANY PROPRIETORIPARTNERIEXECUTIVE[li) E.L.EACH ACCIDENT $1000 000
(Mondalory InNHJ E.L.DISEASE EAEMPLOYEE $1000 000
yee,describeurner OESCRIPTlONOFOFERATIONS bftbw ELDISEASE.POLICYUMIT $1,000 000
c ContPollution PEC003993801 02/1512014 02/15/201 $5,000,000 Limit
LegalLiability $10,000,000 Aggregate
OESCRII'TlONOFOPERATIOKS/ LOCATIONS/ VEHCI LES (AI1achACORD 101, AddltionalRemarke Schcdulct,flmore sp eIs required)
Verifcationof Insurance.
CERTIFICATEHOLDER CANCELLATION
SHOULDAljYOFTHEABOVEDESCRIBEDPOLICIESBEClljCa.LED BEFORE
THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVEREDIN
CA ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS.
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATilEl
.1),,.,,/J.... ,.Iflt.
I
© 1988-2010 ACORD CORPORATION.All rightsreserved.
ACORD 25 (2010/05) 1 of 1 The ACORD name and logo are registered martsof ACORD
#52684302!M2682313 SG42

59. DATE(MMIDDIYYYY)
2/10/2014
Client#·232435 FILTRECY
ACORD.,. CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE
THIS CERTIFCI ATEISISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTSUPONTHE CERTIFICATEHOLDER.THIS
CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND,EXTEND 0R ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THEPOLICIES
BELOW.THIS CERTIFCI ATE OFINSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THEISSUING INSURER(S),AUTHORIZED
REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER,AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.
IMPORTANT:If the certificate holderIs an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the pollcy(les) must be endorsed.If SUBROGATIONISWAIVED,subject to
the terms and conditions of the policy,certain.policiesmay require an endorsement.A statement on this certificate does not conferrights to tho
certificate holder Inlieu of such endorsement(s).
PRODUCER
HubInternational
HUBlnt'llnsurance Serv.Inc.
4371Latham St,Ste #101
Riverside,CA 92501
cT Peggy Brown
WBNJo Ekt:l877 825-2681 No): 951231-2572
o ss: Cai.CPU@hublnternational.com
INSURER(S)AfFORDINGCOVERAGE NAICt
INSURERA:GreenwichInsuranceCompany 22322
INSURED
Hazmat,Inc.
P.0.Box1607
Colton,CA 92324
INSURER&:XLSpecialty Insurance Company 37885
INSURERc: ndi an HarborInsurance Company
INSURERD:
36940
INSURERE:
INSURERF:
I
COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER: REVISION NUMBER·
THIS IS TO CERTFI Y THAT THE POLIC ES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEENISSUED TOTHE INSURED NAMEDABOVE FOR THE POLICYPERIOD
INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITIONOF ANY CONTRACTOR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESF'ECT TO WHICH THIS
CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREINI IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS,
EXCLUSIONS AND CONDfTIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS.
II'ISR L1R TYPE OFINSURANCE 'klR POLICY NUMBER
u:SM&W, a'Brl LIMITS
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GEC003992901 02/15/2014 02/15/201 E.oCliOCCURRENCE s1ooo ooo LGENERALLIABIUTY 'EIM nee
31MERCIA
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r--- PERSONAL& AOVINJURY s1ooo ooo
r--- GENERALAGGREGATE s2 000 000
GEN'LAGGREfilLIMIT APnSPER: PROOUCTS·COMP/OPAGG s2,000,000
POliCY X 8i LOC $
B r-A-:U--cTOMOBILEUABI.ITY AEC003993001 02/15/2014 02/15/2015 = INGLEUMIT ls1000,000
X ANYAUTO BODLYINJURY (Per P<liSOII) s
t-- AllOWNED r- SCHEDULED BOOLYINJURY(Petacddent) $ r--- AUTOS 7AUTOS
HIRED AUTOS NON-OWNED m, ,,RAMAGE $
r'-'- AUTOS
B UMBRELLA LIIB pt10CCUR UEC003993101 P211512014 02/15/201!i EACH OCCURRENCE s8 000 000
X EXCESSLIAB CLAIMS·MAOE AGGREGATE $8 000 000
OED I xlRETENTIONs10 000 $
B WORKERSCOMPEI'tSATION WEC0042532 0/28/2013 10/28/2014 X lcfR Y-mI 12 H·
AONFYFIPCREOR/PMRIEEMTBOERRIPE"AXCRLTNUEDREDn'o/ XECUTNNE NIA ELEACHACCIDENT $1000000
(MandatoryInNH) E.L.DISEASE· EA EMPLOYEE s1
l yes,closetbeunder DESCRIPTIONOFOII'ERATONSbolow c Cont Pollution PEC003993801 p2115/2014 02/15/2015 $5,000,000 Limit
LegalLiability $10,000,000 Aggregate
DESCRIPTIONOF OPERATIOI'IS/ LOCATIONS/ VEHICLES (AttlehACORD 101,Additional RemarksSchedule,Ifmoro opacole required)
Workers CompensationValid in the State of
Missouri. VerificationofInsurance.
CERTIFCI ATE HOLDER CANCELLATION
SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBEDPOLICIES BECANCELLEDBEFORE
THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVEREDIN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS.
AUTHORZI EDREPR.ESENTATNE
_,1),,1../J JI -..tP
I
© 1988-2010 ACORD CORPORATION.Allrights reserved.
ACORD 25 (2010/05) 1 of 1 Tho ACORD name andlogoare registeredma11<e of ACORD
.#52685047/M2682313 SG42

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21

61. JON L. BENNETT. JR.
President/REA
Jon Bennett entered the environmentalfield from the realestate industry in 1988. He
responded to the need to "Protect the Environment by Recovering NaturalResources"
when he founded Filter Recycling Services. Inc.based on that principle.
In 1990, Filter Recycling Services outgrew its Riverside location and Mr. Bennett
purchased a State of the Art processing facility at 180 W. Monte Ave.in Bloomington
California. In 1994 Filter Recycling Services, Inc.purchased four adjacent acres and two
industrialbuildings.In 1999, Filter Recycling Services expanded into Northern California
by leasing a building with offices,a rail spur and a warehouse.
Each year since its creation,Filter Recycling Services has experienced business growth
generating over $10 million.
EnvironmentalLogistics Inc. is the logicalcompliment to Filter Recycling Services that
fills a void for generators in the western United States. Mr.Bennett founded
Environmental Logistics by bringing together the best in the hazardous waste industry
when it comes to transportation, field service work, and emergency response.
Mr. Bennett actively participates in coordination of field service and emergency response
work and stays current on environmentaltraining:
+ Registered EnvironmentalAssessor I + Radioactive Identification/Radiation Safety + 40 hour HAZWOPER Certification + DOT HazardousMaterials + Heavy Equipment Safety + First Aid/ CPR Qualified + Emergency Evacuation + Hazardous Waste Characterization + SCBA Training + AlcoholandControlledSubstance Misuse/Supervisor Training + Lockoutrrag out of Hazardous Energies
Mr. Jon Bennett is a leader in environmentalrecycling and services.
22

62. Jim Goyich, PG
Geologist – Vice President
Professional Experience
Registrations and Certifications

63. MARK A. 11Marko" FREEMAN
Emergency Response/Remediation Project Manager
Mark Freeman has seen first hand the evolution of the environmental service industry.
He is revered as one of the leading remediation and emergency response managers in
the industry. Whether a call in the middle of the night or a large scale site cleanup
involving thousands of pounds of soil Marko navigates through the regulatory community
to achieve approved successful completion and closure status.
Over the years Marko has kept pace with the changing landscape of environmental
services. Marko has an eye for assessing criticalissues, safety, staying up to date on
cleanup techniques, and recycling and disposaltechnologies.
Marko has assessed,planned, and carried out successfulcompletion of projects ranging
from routine materialpickups to full scale plant demolition and closure. He is no stranger
to the vast array of services that we perform. Marko has extensive experience over the
past 18 years managing hazardous waste in an industrial environment: pumping and
cleaning out confined spaces, pressure washing street spills, lab packing miscellaneous
small quantity chemicals, soilexcavation,underground storage tank removal,staging
drummed materials for pickup, carrying out health and safety programs, and even the
meticulous sifting through of tangled masses of derailed train cars.
He actively participates in on-going professional development including, but not limited
to:+ 40 Hour HAZWOPER Certification + 24 Hour Emergency Response HazMat Technician/First Responder + Incident Commander + DOT Hazardous Materials + First AidfCPR + Permit and Non-permit Required Confined Space Entry + Confined Space Entry Supervisor + HAZWOPER Supervisor + Contractor Orientation + FederalRailroad Administration Safety for On-Track Workers + HazCat ChemicalIdentification + Forklift Operator + Incident Command System for Rail Emergencies + Lockout/Tag out of Hazardous Energies + Rail Car Specialist
Mark Freeman is highly revered and recommendedby private industry and the
regulatory community.
23

64. CHRIS WHITT
Project Manager, Northern Terminal/Hayward
Chris Whitt has over 20 years of diverse experience in the hazardous waste industry.
From dispatch and safety coordination to hazardous materials TSDF supervisor,Mr.
Whitt now brings that knowledge together for the northern California transfer facility for
EnvironmentalLogistics.
Mr.Whitt has extensive exper ence with DOT regulations to coordinate the timely
handling and transportation of waste materials from generator to the ultimate TSD
Facility. He is thoroughly familiar with the acceptance criteria of all the major facilities
and their disposal technologies.
Mr.Whitt guides the Northern California staff and our generators through all facets of
any emergency situation. His experience with clean ups of highway spills, supervising
remediation involving soil excavation,fieldidentification of unknown materials,and lab
packing of small quantity chemicals from laboratories,schools and clandestine drug
labs is invaluable in coordinating the sales and customer service of the northern
terminal.
Industry Certificat ons:
t 40 Hour HAZWOPER Certification
t First Aid/CPR
t Emergency response
t Confined Space Entry
t Forklift Operator
t Lockout/Tag Out of Hazardous Energies
t Cargo Security
t Reasonable Suspicion "Drug Awareness"
t Hazardous Waste Characterizat on
t Hazardous Materials Regulation and Safety Awareness
t Bloodborne Pathogens
t LevelA Certified
25

65. SCOTT T. MANUEL
=IEVW SJ )TIVMIRGI: 16
Operations Manager/Project Manager
Education: Degree(s)/Specialization/Year Health and Safety Training: (all current)
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66. Jennifer Crompton ,IE PX L E RH 7 EJ IX ] 1E RE
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Experience
Over 25 years experience in the management of hazardous and non-hazardous wastes. Health
and Safety duties have included, but not limited to, the development and daily operations of
facility health and safety programs, field safety audits, development and implementation of site
specific health and safety plans, site safety officer role as needed, on-site briefings, accident
and injury investigation, and all responsibilities of the training director.
Assist clients with compliance related issues, such as plan development, preparation of toxic
release inventory, waste minimization plans and fee returns, establishing recordkeeping and
storage programs. Assist generators with their in-house training programs and meetings.
Handle D.O.T. compliance related issues: vehicle maintenance records, audit of drivers logs,
driver qualifications, federal and state inspection criteria, etc.
Human Resource Management: Wage and Hour Supervision, Company Policy and Practice
Compliance, Benefit Management, Labor and Discipline Case Management, etc.
Education and Certifications:
Red Cross First Aid/CPR Instructor
Forklift Train-the-Trainer
Hazardous Waste Operations and
Emergency Response (24/40)
Hazardous Waste Operations and
Emergency Response Train-the-
Trainer
Annual HAZWOPER Refreshers
California Compliance School for
Hazardous Waste
D.O.T. HazMat and Train-the-
Trainer
On-Track Safety and Security
Measures
Instructor: Health & Safety for
Railroad workers (49 CFR 214)
Hazardous Materials and Waste
Train-the-Trainer
Hazardous Materials & Waste
Management/Compliance
Meeting DOT, EPA and OSHA
Requirements
Ergonomic Standards and Practices
Alcohol and Drug Supervisor
Training
Confined Space Entry: Permit and
Non-Permit Required
Respirator Fit Testing
Cargo Tank Test, Inspection and
Repair Facility
ISO 14000 Lead Auditor
Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Regulations
Auditing Driver Logs
Fleet Tax Compliance
Personnel Law for Managers and
Supervisors
Spill Containment for First
Responders
HazCat Chemical Identification
System
Hazard Communication: Train-the-
Trainer
Certified Hazardous Materials
Manager

67. ROBERT HAYWARD
Emergency Response Coordinator
Mr.Hayward worked for the State of California as a Hazardous Materials Technician for
approximately 5 years on the generator end managing 90/180/270 accumulation points,
applying SPCC regulations to aboveground/underground storage tanks. He managed
the hazardous waste facility,tracking and keeping records of all hazardous materials
stored in the facility.Was also responsible for the MSDS management system,and the
CUPA business plans.
Was on a hazardous materials incident team for the County of San Luis Obispo for
approximately 6 years as a HazMat first responder responding to hazardous materials
incidents within the County of San Luis Obispo. Was also on the confined space rescue
team.
He served as a fire fighter for the County of San Bernardino for approximately 7 years.
working out of Stations #23 and Station #75.Emergency call volume includedmedical
aids, fires, (structure and brush),hazardous materials emergencies,andpublic
assistance calls.
Current certificationsinclude:
t EMT-D
t Confined Space Operations/ Rescue,
t HAZWOPER,FRO/FRAIDECON,
t Safety Officer
t FirefighterI, Firefighter II,
t Apparatus Engineer,
t CPR/First Aid/ AED
t Over 3,000 logged hours of Training,Over 1,500 documented medicalcalls
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68. BENJAMIN GARDEA
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Ben responds to emergency calls that involve, but are not limited to complex chemical transfers
and containment, chemical identification, laboratory packaging, bulk material removal and
remediation, blocking and bracing, vacuum truck operation and various roadside cleanup.
Develops site characterization plans and coordinates the work force. Prepares packages with
marking, labeling, and documentation of materials and waste contained and removed.
He is the lead emergency responder when the project involves chemical release from bulk
containers, tank chemical washing, pH Control, chemical transfer and carriage of hazardous
materials.
Supervises cleanup crews during rail derailment activities.
Current Certifications Include:
40 Hour HAZWOPER
Compressed Gas Cylinder Handling
Confined Space Entry
DOT HazMat
Lab Packing
Chemical Transfer Training
Powered Industrial Trucks
Operation, Calibration & Maintenance of Gas Tech Instruments
Respirator Certification/Factory Inspect
Tank Truck Management
Railroad Safety Training
HAZWOPER Supervisor

69. Michael Alan Tabush
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References are available upon request

70. Dino Rodriguez
Project Manager Heavy Equipment Operator
Mr. Rodriguez has over 25 years of experience in remediation construction and demolition in southern
California. He has managed well over 1,000 projects to completion. Mr. Rodriguez has expertise in
equipment operation from loaders, excavators, backhoes, shoring, crane, welding and cutting torches,
metal shears, vacuum tanker, soil air knife, Guzzler and trucking operations. His project work at
Environmental Logistics, Inc. includes soil remediation for skyscraper subbasements, airplane crash sites,
former UST locations, caustic and fuel spill remediation, flood damage at industrial facilities as well as
chemical transfers, tank cleaning, and industrial demolition. Project sites include industrial and
commercial facilities, railroads, ports, and airport facilities; refineries, landfills, power plants, farms,
schools, hospitals, and utilities.
Professional Experience
Caustic spill remediation at an industrial facility in Rancho Cucamonga, California.
Aviation fuel spill remediation at an air force base in California.
Digester Lid demolition, removal and recycling in Rialto, California.
Abandon property remediation and restoration for San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
Emergency Response Remediation of crash sites throughout California.
Chemical transfer and industrial tank cleaning at facilities throughout California.
UST Removal, Soil Remediation, and Site Closure at industrial, commercial and agricultural
facilities throughout California.
Drug Lab Remediation and Closure.
Training and Certifications
Hazardous Materials Manager Training at UCR Extension
HAZWOPER
Site Safety Supervisor Training
Railroad Safety Training
Confined Space Operations Training
DOT and Dangerous Goods Shipment Training
MSHA Training
Forklift Safety and Operations Training
Hazard Communication Training

71. Linda Allen
Customer Service Manager – Hazardous Waste Operations
Ms. Allen has 30 years of experience in waste management, customer relations and services
coordination for companies throughout southern California. She has been Environmental Logistics, Inc.
(ELI) point of contact for several region wide contracts for Chevron, Metropolitan Water District,
Safeway and numerous municipal and state agencies. She currently manages ELI’s profiling and
customer services departments and assists on scheduling operations for many of the company’s local
technical staff. She also assists in contracting and proposal preparation / cost estimation for all of ELI’s
municipal and state contracts and is familiar with payroll and legal requirements for government
contracts of all sizes. Ms. Allen has managed waste handling and removal operations for a number of
local service station chains, for various private remediation contractors, consulting firms, and for
ongoing remediation operations at the local and county government level.
Professional Experience
Waste remediation at various sites throughout the Coachella Valley for a private remediation
contractor.
Waste transportation, profiling, scheduling, and contracting with Chevron USA at 600+ sites
throughout California.
Waste profiling, scheduling, contracting, and customer service representative for Metropolitan
Water District, Western Region, in southern California.
Customer service representative for abandon property remediation and restoration for San
Bernardino and Riverside counties.
Logistics assistant for emergency response remediation of crash sites throughout California.
Office manager for Tri Coast Engineering, Costa Mesa, California.
Training and Certifications
Hazardous Waste Operator Training 40 Hour
Hazardous Manifesting 126/215-A
National Safety Council Safety Training
ADP Services Training for Payroll
DOT and Dangerous Goods Shipment Training

72. APPENDIX D
Projects Completed

73. PROJECTS COMPLETED
Summary Descriptions
Projects completed by Environmental logistics, Inc. range from the small regularly scheduled
pickup to large scale emergency response and remediation. Our services encompass the full
extent of wastes, excluding radioactive and explosives.
Bulk Liquid Transport
Ell routinely conducts a milk-run of various generators of smaller quantities of waste oil.
Depending on quantity the generator has the option to participate in this program. A
representative sample is tested by the operator for PCB content at each pickup to guard against
cross contamination.
Commonly Ell picks up bulk liquid hazardous and non-hazardous waste using black iron
vacuum tanks ranging from 1000 to 5000 gallons per stop. Most of these jobs involve the
movement of Non-RCRA oily wastes and Non-hazardous purge waters.
The largest bulk liquid project completed to date involved our entire fleet of 120 barrel and 70
barrel vacuum trucks to assist in the on-site transfer and on-site recycling of fuel based material
from a pipeline operation.
Railroad Services:
In a mountainous area, logistical challenges faced the crew as they entered tangled wreckage
under a spray of fire suppressing foam to identify, separate, segregate, package, transport for
reuse, recycling or disposal: over 80 cubic yard boxes of oil related products. 120 drums of lab
packed paint related materials, 180 drums of miscellaneous hazardous and extremely
hazardous chemicals, and 42 tons of Non-RCRA soil removed for recycling. In addition 88
drums of material were trans-loaded and over packed for return to the shipper, and the content
of a 53' ocean container of sulfur was trans-loaded into containers for appropriate disposal. Due
to the high hazard associated with the materials workers had to wear supplied breathing air and
fire retardant garments while performing very physically demanding work under extreme
weather conditions.

74. Facility Closures
During a partial closure of a major refinery operation Ell personnel remediated over 25,000 tons
of contaminated soil, removed 600-700 drums of RCRA and Non-RCRA materials, cleaned
various tanks and demolished a sludge basin structure. All activities were conducted under full
sampling protocols.
In a full closure of a steel mill we decontaminated walls and floor of a 15 acre covered facility.
Aged tanks and chemicals were removed for appropriate disposal.
At the closure of an analytical laboratory off specification, aged, and retain samples were
identified, inventoried and lab packed into performance orientated packages for disposal. Over
108 drums of waste were generated as well as the decontamination of facility structures.
Ell acted as the single source coordinator of various cleanup aspects involving the removal,
transportation and disposal on a large scale project of the Army Corps of Engineers in Fort
Douglas Utah. The scale of the project required the use of not only our own staff by that of
various specialties provided by subcontractors.
Vactor Services
Routinely maintain, with the use a an industrial air moving vacuum truck "Vactor/Guzzler", 48
miles of service track from a rail yard. Various impacted soil and sand is removed from in and
around active track. 1500-1600 tons of material is moved during these on-going operations.
Vactors have been used successfully for both liquid and solid removal of impacted materials
during cleanup and routine maintenance activities on many occasions.
During the confined space entry and cleaning of a 125' by 48" culvert, the Vactor was used to
remove non-hazardous impacted soil for reuse. Ell was requested for this project because of
our reputation for sensitive handling of the surrounding environment. Working closely with
botanists, and archeologists, Ell was able to preserve and maintain the historical value of the
area affected.
Containerized Hazardous Wastes
Regularly scheduled pickups can be arranged for those generators that do not wish to risk
exceeding their allowed 90 day generation accumulation period. The pickups are calendared
with a dispatch confirmation a couple days prior to make sure all is ready when the truck arrives.
Ell has accepted and successfully completed drum pickups and transport for recycle or
disposal projects from one to hundreds of drums. These pickups can be arranged by telephone,
written request/contract, and fax or e-mail request.
Drummed waste that is picked up varies greatly in the quantity and constituents.We have local
drivers that are dedicated to the daily pickup of generators with containerized wastes. Drum
pickups from 1 to 80 units can be dispatched to one driver in that day. Currently we have four

75. dedicated local drum drivers. It is not uncommon for drivers to make several repeat trips to one
location.
Mobilize, set up and conduct day-long household hazardous waste events. Routinely scheduled
events throughout the year see hundreds of residents bring their hazardous wastes to
temporary collection sites manned by Ell. Their wastes are collected and appropriated
packaged or lab packed for recycling or disposal. On average 400 cars are received generating
approximately a 48' dry van trailer of miscellaneous wastes and tires, a 28' trailer of RCRA
hazardous waste drums, and a 40 yard roll off container of latex paint per event. The
participating crew and responsibilities include public relations, unloading, segregating, field
identification of unknown chemicals, lab packing and applicable documentation, marking, and
loading.
Over-The-Water Transfer
During Over-The-Water Transfer approximately 600 gallons of bunker fuels are pumped from
large ocean going vessels utilizing ASME vacuum tanks creating more than 120 psi. Residual
fuel is removed enabling maintenance repair crews to proceed. Due to logistical issues these
projects involve not only confined space operations, but monitored procedures for protecting our
coastal waters. This is an on oing project.
Lab Packing
Identify unknown chemicals utilizing a HazCat system to properly segregate, lab pack, mark and
label over 120 drums of freight commodity materials.Ell also removed 70 tons of impacted soil
during this project.
Schools generate a large number of off-specification or aged surplus small quantity chemicals.
These materials must be properly lab packed for disposal. The size of lab pack projects from
educational institutions vary greatly. An average lab pack from a high school and college
facilities ranges between 10 and 30 drums.
Soil Remediation
Excavated and removed 50 to 60 loads of acid impacted soil to a Class I disposal facility.
Project estimated in excess of $100K.
Removed 120 Tons of non-hazardous soil from a right-of-way area. The soil was transferred to
another area for reuse by the generator.

76. Emergency Response
Responded to reported 3300 gallon spill of hydrocarbon material from a ruptured pipeline.
Although some raw material was recaptured, the greatest impact was the extent of soil
contamination. Extensive excavation was required to remove and transport over 7000 tons of
soil for recycling. The entire excavation, approximately 18' deep, was backfilled. The entire
project was completed in a period of eighteen days exceeding the expectations of the generator.
Emergency response to street spills from traffic accidents or fuel leaks are not uncommon.
Roadways have been cleaned of fuels and oils by use of encapsulation and dispersion agents
render material less harmful prior to removal. Storm drains and other access to water ways has
been successfully protected during cleanup activities.