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II: FINDINGS <br /> Based upon the UST Case Closure Review Summary Report prepared for the case <br /> attached hereto, the State Water Board finds that corrective action taken to address the <br /> unauthorized release of petroleum at the UST release site identified as: <br /> Claim No. 5820 <br /> Chevron #9-0557 <br /> ensures protection of human health, safety and the environment and is consistent with <br /> Chapter 6.7 of Division 20 of the Health and Safety Code and implementing regulations, the <br /> Low-Threat Closure Policy and other water quality control policies and applicable water quality <br /> control plans. <br /> Pursuant to the Low-Threat Closure Policy, notification has been provided to all entities <br /> that are required to receive notice of the proposed case closure, a 60-day comment period has <br /> been provided to notified parties, and any comments received have been considered by the <br /> Board in determining that the case should be closed. <br /> Pursuant to section 21080.5 of the Public Resources Code, environmental impacts <br /> associated with the adoption of this Order were analyzed in the substitute environmental <br /> document(SED) the State-Water-Board-approved-on--May.1,:2012._.-The-SED concludes-that.all, -- <br /> environmental effects of adopting and implementing the Low threat Closure Policy are less than <br /> significant, and environmental impacts as a result of complying with the Policy are no different <br /> from the impacts that are reasonably foreseen as a result of the Policy itself. A Notice of <br /> Decision was filed August 17, 2012. No new environmental impacts or any additional <br /> reasonably foreseeable impacts beyond those that were not addressed in the SED will result <br /> from adopting this Order. <br /> The UST case identified above may be the.subject of orders issued by the Regional <br /> Water Quality Control Board (Regional Water Board) pursuant to Division 7 of the Water Code. <br /> Any orders that have been issued by the Regional Water Board pursuant to Division 7 of the <br /> Water Code, or directives issued by a Local Oversight Program agency for this case should be <br /> rescinded to the extent they are inconsistent with this Order. <br /> r <br /> 3 <br />