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1 defendants' BOAT REPAIR SERVICE activities in the County of San Joaquin and elsewhere in 2 the State of California. 3 3. Defendants, in the course of defendants' BOAT REPAIR SERVICE activities, are 4 pursuant to Health and Safety Code, Chapter 6.5 hereby permanently enjoined from: 5 a. Violation of Chapter 6.5 of the Health and Safety Code. 6 4. Defendants, in the course of defendants' BOAT REPAIR SERVICE activities, are 7 pursuant to Business and Professions Code § 17204 hereby permanently enjoined from: 8 a. Violation of Chapter 6.5, of the Health and Safety Code described in 9 paragraph 3 above. 10 5. Defendants have provided to the San Joaquin County District Attorney proof that 11 Defendants, in the course of defendants' BOAT REPAIR SERVICE activities, since the 12 investigation began, expended the sum of THIRTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND 13 FIFTEEN DOLLARS ($13,415.00), in order to come into compliance with Chapter 6.5 of the 14 Health and Safety Code, as described above in paragraph 3 and 4. 15 6. Defendant shall pay to plaintiff the sum of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS 16 ($10,000.00), as and for civil penalties, pursuant to Business and Professions Code §17200 et 17 seq.. However, it is stipulated by all parties that the entire TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS 18 ($10,000.00), in civil penalties shall be stayed for three (3) years on condition that the following 19 term is met: 20 a. Defendant will not dispose hazardous waste in violation of Health and 21 Safety Code §25189.5. 22 7. The TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00), described in paragraph 6 23 above, shall immediately become due if the San Joaquin County District Attorney files 24 declarations that defendant violated Heath and Safety Code section 25189.5 prior to the 25 expiration of the three year period described in paragraph 6 above. If the conditions listed in 26 paragraph 6 above are met, then the $10,000.00 in stayed penalties shall be permanently lifted on 27 September 1, 2008. 28