SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE FILE 1

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Donna Heran, REHS, Director Gasoline Release at 2575 Country Club Blvd. Page 2 In an attempt to-balance the requirements of the state law, and the need to alleviate this emergency, the District is proposing the following: 1. Issue an interim permit to Shell for the proposed operation for a period of up to 60 days, without public noticing. The permit will contain adequate conditions, restricting gasoline sales at the service station to ensure that the overall emissions from the site will not be increased. HSC §42301.6(8) does waive the public noticing requirements if the air pollution control officer determines that the proposed operation will.result in either a eduction or an equivalent amount of'hazairdous air contaminants. 2. Simultaneously process a full scale permit to be issued to Shell within 60 days pending full public notification as required by the state law. The full scale permit need not contain restriction on gasoline sales. Issuance of the interim permit with a gasoline sales restriction as described above, is contingent upon consent by Shell. Our preliminary discussions with Shell indicate that the proposed project will emit up to 2 pounds per day of hazardous air contaminants. Under this scenario, shell would have to reduce its current average sales of 3,886 gallons per day by 1,161 gallons. 5 The District will proceed with issuance of an interim permit to operate upon receiving written correspondence from Shell stating acceptance of the terms and conditions under which the District could issue an interim permit. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Anthony Mendes, Permit Services Manager, at (209) 545-7000. Sincerely, i 1 4SeySadredin Director of Permit Services C: William Sousa, SJC Supervisor Dan Kirk, Shell Oil Kent Miller, City of Stockton Fire Dave Poulson, Fugro a i I