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s STATE OF CALIFORNIA—ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PETE WILSON,Governor DEPARTMENT OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL 400 P Street,4th Floor .,� P.O. Box 806 ' Sacramento, CA 95812-0806 RE .Kh t (916) 323-5871 FEB 1 8 1992 ENVIRONI ILI\} 1r ! ; Date: 01/22/92 CIRCUIT WORKS INC EPA ID: CAD981389471 CIRCUIT WORKS INC 152 FRANK WEST CIRCLE STOCKTON, CA 95206 Dear Permit by Rule Facility: The Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) has received your Fixed Treatment Unit Permit by Rule Initial Notification of Intent to Operate (DTSC Form 8462) . This letter only acknowledges receipt of that notification, and does not authorize operation of any treatment activity at your facility. Enclosed are DTSC Forms 8462A (Fixed Treatment Unit (FTU) Permit by Rule Facility-Specific Notification) and 8462B (FTU Permit by Rule Unit-Specific Notification) . If you are currently operating your fixed treatment unit, you must submit the completed Forms 8462A and 8462B for your facility by April 1 , 1992, including all required attachments. You must include a completed Form 8462E for each unit at your facility. We have also enclosed a copy of the Disclosure Statement, form DTSC 8430, the Certification of Financial Responsibility for PBR Operation, DTSC 8113, and a package of other Financial Responsibility forms from which you can select the proper forms for one or more of the acceptable financial mechanisms. An order form for PBR documents (1002) is attached with a map of our regional offices printed on the back. If you need additional forms, they may be obtained from the nearest regional office of the DTSC, or by contacting this office. California law requires that the enclosed forms be certified (signed) by an authorized corporate officer or any other person in a company who performs decision making functions that govern operation of the facility. (See Title 22, California Code of Regulations, Section 67450.2 subds . (a) (2) and (b) (3) and Section 66270. 11 . ) Our staff must rely upon job titles to judge if the signer has decision making authority for your facility. For instance, a vice president or general manager would clearly be authorized to certify (sign) while an environmental manager or safety officer would not. If the forms are improperly signed the notification will be rejected and returned to you and you will have to resubmit the entire notification package.