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Palisades Gas &Wash -2- <br /> 1. <br /> 2-1. Purchase Offer <br /> 2. Purchase Agreement (final) <br /> 3. Appraisal Report <br /> 4. Escrow Instructions <br /> Discussion of Occurrence <br /> Fund claims are paid on the basis of one claim per party per occurrence, and each <br /> occurrence establishes a reimbursement limit of$1.5 million. The definition of <br /> occurrence clearly anticipates that an occurrence may involve more than one release at <br /> a site and sets the default to be that multiple releases will be considered as a single <br /> occurrence unless certain conditions are met. These conditions fall into two categories: <br /> 1. In cases where there have been multiple releases, there must be more than one <br /> site investigation before it may be determined that two occurrences exist. <br /> 2. A "subsequent" release will be considered a separate occurrence when the <br /> "initial site investigation" of the prior release has been completed. <br /> Fund's Technical Staff will need to review documentation to determine if your claim is <br /> for a 2nd Occurrence. Please provide the following: <br /> • Quarterly GW Monitoring Data for at least one year prior to the suspected <br /> release <br /> • Status of Dispensing Equipment <br /> • Status of secondary containment <br /> • Regulatory Inspection records <br /> • Tracer Test results <br /> • Results of UST System tests <br /> • Latest Technical Report for 1 st Release (9/27/91). <br /> • Latest Technical Report-for 2"d Release(7/30/02) <br /> The applicable sections of the Fund Regulations cited below are found in the <br /> Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund Regulations, Title 23, <br /> Division 3, Chapter 18, of the California Code of Regulations. <br /> Section 2808.2(b) of the Fund Regulations states in part that the Fund will reimburse <br /> the claimant the reasonable and necessary cost of corrective action, third party <br /> compensation, and regulatory technical assistance up to $1,500,000 for each <br /> occurrence. <br /> Section 2810(b) of the Fund Regulations requires a separate claim be filed for each <br /> occurrence. <br /> Section 2804 of the Fund Regulations defines "occurrence" as: <br /> California Environmental Protection Agency <br /> QA <br /> 0*Recycled PWr <br />