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`SAN JOAQUIN LOCAL HEALTH DISTRICIT-01 1601 E. Hazel.ton Ave., P.O. Box 2009 Stockton, CA 95201 (209) 466-6781 Jogi Khanna, N.D., Health Officer r Septemnber 11, 1986 1 SEARC22 SEARCH DEVELOPMENT, INC. SEARCH DEVELOPMENT, INC. 221 N. CARDINAL 221 N. CARDINAL.. AVE. STOCKTON, CA 95205 STOCKTON, CA 95205 In late 1983, the Governor signed into law AB2013 and 1362. These Bills require the inventory, inspection and permitting of all underground storage tanks that contain hazardous materials. The Sari Joaquin Local Health District, Division of Environmental Health was designated as the enforcement agency for the cities and unincorporated areas within San Joaquin County. State law provides for a fee system to cover the cost of implementing this state mandated program. Local Fees (see attached Fee Schedule) , for these required inspectional services, will be billed on a yearly basis. The facilities Permit to Operate will be issued for a five year period. In addition to the yearly inspectional fee, this statement will also include a X56/tank State surcharge fee. The State surcharge fee per tank will be charged every five years or whenever the facilities permit is renewed or amended. All State surcharge fees will be transmitted by the Health District to the California Water Resources Control Board. To apply for a facilities Permit to Operate, complete the attached Fee Worksheet and. submit the appropriate fees. Fees are due and payable 30 days from date of this letter. In order to answer any questions regarding this Underground Storage Tank program, the San Joaquin Local Health District, Division of Environmental Health Staff, will be available Monday-Friday between the hours of 8-12 noon and 1-5 p.m. If you have any questions regarding this, please contact. C. Leland Hall, Director or Ron Valinoti, Assistant Director at (209) 466-6781 Ext. 30 or S5. Please return payment along with one copy of this statement and your completed worksheet. Enclosures