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I I I I I I I I I i I i I I I I -4- E. outdoor storage areas are protected from unauthorized access and inadvertent damage from vehicles or equipment; F. all containers in outdoor storage areas which hold free liquids are placed on a curbed surface which is impermeable to the waste stored. The Agency alleges that the Company accumulated and stored hazardous wastes in containers, in violation of these rules. c. Minnesota Rules pt. 7045.0292, subp. 1.H. states: H. the requirements of parts 7045.0558 and 7045.0566 to 7045.0572 are fulfilled regarding personnel training, preparedness, prevention, and contingency planning. The Agency alleges that the Company failed to provide and document the required personnel training and to prepare a written contingency plan, in violation of this rule. d. Minnesota Rules, pt. 7045.0221 states: Prior to transportation, treatment, storage, or disposal of any hazardous waste a generator must obtain a generator identification number on forms provided by the director. The Agency alleges that the Company failed to obtain the required EPA identification number, in violation of this rule. e. Minnesota Rules, pt. 7045.1020, subp. A. and B. states: A. Each generator who produces a hazardous waste within the county shall submit a disclosure and annual reports to the county as required by the county ordinance in lieu of submission to the agency unless specifically requested in writing'by the director to submit a copy of the disclosure or annual report to the director; and B. All persons shall comply with all other requirements of this chapter, the agency's permittinU procedures, and all requirements of the county ordinance. The Agency alleges that the Company failed to prepare and submit a di~.-llos,Jre and annual reports to Anoka County, in violation of this rule. m