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a Spanos Jet Center Page The correspondence included ai request for the Unauthorized Release Report and the Prop 65 Notification (enclosed). The PHS/EHD correspondence sated March 8, 1994 (enclosed) references the terra "dischargers" also in quotation not as a spec designation in 25299.37 i- &S ) but s an attempt to relate reponsble party to the discharge which is referenced in the Proposition 55 notification. A pill 19, 1995 Correspondence l es oases to Spancs legal analysis 1: Under the Hazardous Substance Account Act 1 dctTr�r�s 2537 and 25377,1 ft/ including gasoline, is defined as a "hazardous s+ stance ";' fI A, tis expressly excluded as a llha ardous sub, ftnce." if v, eahrirt. !23 »Apf .4th 6728 Cal ptr.Z+ ' 'foie"" mus Substance Account ,pct is included in Cha #�r .a >� H+ � 4 Code and was enacted tc provi e fundir #or # eleat'i- pf;contamination resulting from the release #ba a SUM..S. lr ciudl g spills and hazardous waste disposal s e . Avirdous substance; inclusions. Pe Ojoum hydrocarbons are included in this definition as rn definitions of hazardous substance. See`§ 251' W .We. This definition includes petroleum hydroc8t3 " lhd u dd in the list of hazardous substances pursuant tp �1� �lazardou substance; exclusions. "lazrdous sobtan " not include'': (a) Petroleum, including crude oil or any fraction thereofl lWc'h is not otherwise specifically listed or designated as a hazardous subst nca in subdivisions (a) to (f), inclusive, of Section-25313, and natural gas,< natural gas liquids, liquefied natural gas, or synthetic gas usable for fuel {ar mixtures of natural gas and such synthetic has)" or the ahproduced y a resource recovery facility utilizing a rrrunlcipaI solid waste stream Petroleum hydrocarbons are excluded from the definitiorr of l»rarde substance for purposes of this Act only, not for Chapters 5.7 or of the Health Safety Mode, Chapters 6.7 and 6.75 do not refer to otrer section in Chapter 5.8 for the definition of a hazardous substance, except for § 25316. This Act as stated is funding legislation; petroleum hydrocarbon clean-ups are funded specifically under other legislation found in Cher 5.75 of the Health and Safety Code, Petroleum Underground Storage Tarte Cleanup. 2. To proWde a means of dealing with the leafing of petroleum and peftofeu products from underground tarns, the California Legislature enacted the Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Cleanup pct 1° "AcF , which became effective October 2, 1989.