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3500 - Local Oversight Program
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SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE
RECORD_ID
PR0544727
PE
3528
FACILITY_ID
FA0003830
FACILITY_NAME
VILLAGE WEST MARINA
STREET_NUMBER
6649
STREET_NAME
EMBARCADERO
STREET_TYPE
DR
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95219
APN
09815006
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
6649 EMBARCADERO DR
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
002
QC Status
Approved
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The SWCRB letter echoes'�eite LLNL Report's A current 1,4e in private enforcement actions is <br /> ^ recommendation that there are few situations where the minimum content required in a 60-day notice.Some <br /> PUMP and treat technology should be used to clean up 60-day notices have alleged the violation in very broad <br /> groundwater.In the place of current cleanup standards, terms, making it difficult for the government <br /> which are pegged at the "MCL" (maximum prosecutors and allejed violators to evaluate the matter <br /> contaminant level) for drinking water in most before the 60 days runs. <br /> instances, the report suggests a risk-based corrective The proposed regulation requires that certain <br /> action framework. The RBCA method (or "rebecca") specific information be included in the 60-day notice of <br /> involves balancing resource values with technical and violation. Some of the requirements apply to any 60- <br /> economic feasibility. Most sites evaluated in that day notice; other requirements apply only to specific <br /> fashion will lead to streamlined cleanups:source or soil kinds of alleged violations. <br /> removal,passive bioremediation and monitoring. <br /> The proposed regulation requires all 60-day notices <br /> The SWRCB pronouncement is a definite "sea to include a specified summary of the Proposition 65 <br /> change"for California,and UST owners and operators statute. The proposed regulation also requires that all <br /> should follow developments in this area closely. For 60-day notices include certain basic information,such <br /> example,the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality as the identity of the person or entity issuing the notice, <br /> Control Board has already issued interim guidance on the identity of the alleged violator, the time period <br /> petroleum hydrocarbon cleanups and reportedly has during which the alleged violation occurred, and the <br /> modified several previously issued orders. Other Proposition 65 chemicals at issue. All 60-day notices <br /> Regional Boards are opposed to the SWRCB's policy alleging unlawful exposures due to inadequate <br /> and may resist requests to modify cleanup plans. warnings must specify how the exposure occurs and <br /> In the near term,any party negotiating with a local must also specify any warnings provided and explain <br /> agency regarding a "low-risk" fuel hydrocarbon their deficiencies. <br /> cleanup should request that the site be treated in accord The proposed regulation sets out separate <br /> with the SWRCB's recommendations. Parties requirements for four categories of alleged violations: <br /> undertaking a more aggressive cleanup, for whatever consumer product exposures without adequate <br /> reasons, run the risk of becoming ineligible for warnings, occupational exposures without adequate <br /> reimbursement of the associated costs from the warnings,environmental exposures without adequate <br /> Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund.The process <br /> warnings, and unlawful discharges to sources of <br /> of revising Resolution 92-49 may ultimately provide a drinking water. Generally, for each category, the 60- <br /> new and clearer framework for such sites that will be day notice is required to set forth specific facts <br /> less cumbersome and less expensive than the describing the violation. <br /> comprehensive remedial actions required in many <br /> cases.Please contact Bruce Klafter or Tim Walker if you For consumer product exposures without adequate <br /> have questions about USTs. warning,the notice must specify the consumer product <br /> or service that caused the violation with sufficient <br /> specificity to inform the recipients of the nature of the <br /> items and must correlate the chemicals at issue with the <br /> RM <br /> � ® 0 products at issue. <br /> �11,90 <br /> ' ' For occupational exposures,the notice must specify <br /> where the exposure is alleged to occur and must <br /> OEHHA PROPOSES PROP 65 60-DAY describe the occupation of the exposed persons. <br /> NOTICE REQUIREMENTS For environmental exposures, the notice must <br /> The Office of Environmental Health Hazard specify the location of the source of the unlawful <br /> Assessment (OEHHA) and the Attorney General's exposure and whether the exposure occurs beyond the <br /> office have jointly proposed new requirements for 60- property owned by the violator. <br /> day notices of violation of Proposition 65. Proposition For unlawful discharges to sources of drinking <br /> 65 requires as a prerequisite to private enforcement water,the notice must provide a general identification <br /> actions that the alleged violator be provided with a of the source of the discharge and of the geographic or <br /> notice of the alleged violation at least 60 days before other source of drinking water affected. <br /> suit is filed.The 60-day notice of violation must also be <br /> provided to the attorney general,district attorneys and <br /> some city attorneys. If any government enforcement <br /> agency chooses to sue within the 60-day period, the <br /> private enforcer is barred from bringing a separate suit. <br /> ORRICK,HERRINGTON&SUTCLIFFE <br /> VENVIRONMENTAL LAW UPDATE <br />
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