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1 6. The FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($5,000.00), described in paragraph 5 above, shall 2 immediately be due and payable if the San Joaquin County District Attorney files declarations that 3 defendants violated Health and Safety Code §25516 or Business and Professions Code §17203, as 4 described in paragraphs 3 and 4 above. 5 7. If all the conditions listed in paragraph 5 above are met, then five(5) years from the filing date 6 of this document, the stayed penalty shall be suspended permanently. 7 8. Defendant shall be penalized FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($5,000.00), as and for civil 8 penalties,pursuant to Health & Safety Code §§25514 and 25515.2. However, it is stipulated by all parties 9 that the entire FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($5,000.00), in civil penalties shall be stayed for five (5) 10 years on the condition that the following terms are met: 11 a. On or before January 15, 2008, Defendant shall file with the San Joaquin County Office 12 of Emergency Services the Hazardous Material Management Plan and Employee Training Records for the 13 year 2008; 14 b. On or before January 15, 2009, Defendant shall file with the San Joaquin County Office 15 of Emergency Services the Hazardous Material Management Plan and Employee Training Records for the 16 year 2009; 17 c. On or before January 15, 2010, Defendant shall file with the San Joaquin County Office 18 of Emergency Services the Hazardous Material Management Plan and Employee Training Records for the 19 year 2010. 20 d. On or before January 15, 2011, Defendant shall file with the San Joaquin County Office 21 of Emergency Services the Hazardous Material Management Plan and Employee Training Records for the 22 year 2011. 23 e. On or before January 15, 2012, Defendant shall file with the San Joaquin County Office 24 of Emergency Services the Hazardous Material Management Plan and Employee Training Records for the 25 year 2012. 26 f. Defendant will not violate Health and Safety Code §25516 as described in paragraph 3 - 27 3e above; 28 g. Defendant will not violate Business and Professions Code §17203 as described in 4.