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§ 25517 HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE 532 <br />533 <br />materially contributes to the imposition of criminal or civil <br />§ 25519. Severability <br />penalties for a violation specified in this section. <br />If any provision of this chapter or the application thereof to <br />Section <br />25538. <br />(d) If there is more than one informant for a single violation, <br />any person or circumstances is held invalid, that invalidiry shall <br />the person making the first notification received by the office <br />not affect other provisions or applications of the chapter which <br />which brought the action shall be eligible for the reward, except <br />can be given effect without the invalid provision or application, <br />that, if the notifications are postmarked on the same day or <br />and to that end the provisions of this chapter are severable. <br />25539. <br />telephoned notifications are received on the same day, the <br />(Added by Stats.1985, c. 1167, § 1.) <br />reward shall be divided equally among those informants. <br />255 40. <br />(e) Public officers and employees of the United States, the <br />§ 25520. Emergency regulations; adoption <br />255405. <br />State of California, or counties and cities in this state are not <br />The office, not later than January 10, 1986, shall adopt <br />eligible for the reward pursuant to subdivision (a) or (b), unless <br />emergency regulations for the immediate report of release or <br />di <br />235 <br />»41' <br />the providing of the information does not relate in any manner <br />to their responsibilities as public officers or employees. <br />threatened release of a hazardous material as required by <br />.,__ <br />3" <br />Section 25507 until regulations are adopted pursuant to Section <br />`»41 <br />(f) An informant who is an employee of a business and who <br />25503. Regulations adopted pursuant to this section are not <br />provides information that the business has violated this chapter <br />subject to review by the Office of Administrative Law. (Added <br />is not eligible for a reward if the employee intentionally or <br />by Stats. 1985, c. 1167, § 1.) <br />25541 �. <br />negligently caused the violation or if the employee's primary and <br />Federal Environmental Laws <br />regular responsibilities included investigating the violation, un- <br />25542. <br />less the business knowingly caused the violation. <br />Comprehensive environmental response, compensation, and liability, 42 <br />(g) The administering agency or the state shall pay rewards <br />L'.S.C.A. § 9601 et seq. <br />Tmdc substances control. 15 U.S.C.A. § 2601 et seq. <br />25543. <br />under this section pursuant to the following procedures: <br />(1) An application shall be signed by the informant and <br />presented to the administering agency or the state within 60 days <br />ARTICLE 2. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS <br />25543.1. <br />after a final judgment has been entered or the period for an <br />MANAGEMENT <br />appeal of a judgment has expired. <br />(2) The determination by the district attorney or city attorney <br />Section <br />2551 . Legislative findings and declarations. <br />or Attorney General as to whether the information provided by <br />the applicant materially contributed to the imposition of a <br />2531.1. Acutely hazardous materials accident risks; legisla- <br />25543.2. <br />judgment under Sections 25514 or 25515 shall be final. <br />tive findings and declarations. <br />(3) The administering agency or the state shall notify the <br />25531.2. Office of emergency services; legislative findingsand declarations; funding. <br />applicant in writing of its decision to grant or deny a reward <br />;5532. Definitions. <br />?5543.3. <br />vithin a reasonable time period following the filing of an <br />25533. Accidental release prevention program; use of <br />pplication. <br />federal provisions; implementation; enforce - <br />(4) Approved reward claims shall be paid by the administering <br />ment. <br />Refineries cn: <br />agency or the state within 30 days of the collection and deposit of <br />25534. Stationary sources with covered processes; deter- <br />manageme <br />the penalties specified in subdivisions (a) and (b). <br />mination of accident risk; risk management <br />§ 7859. <br />(h) The names of reward applicants or informants shall not be <br />plan; reclassification of covered processes. <br />disclosed by the administering agency or the state unless the <br />25534.05. Regulations; stationary sources; RMPs; suitability <br />names are otherwise publicly disclosed as part of a judicial <br />of review techniques; documentation. <br />9 <br />California act <br />25534.06. Adoption, amendment, or repeal of ordinance <br />analysis. seproceeding. <br />(i) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section re- <br />related to regulation of regulated substances; <br />§ 25531. Le. <br />wards paid by the state shall only be paid after appropriation by <br />notice. <br />25534.1. Consideration of proximity of facility to certain <br />(a) The L <br />the Legislature. (Added by Stars. 1985, c. 1167, § 1. Amended by <br />specified populations. <br />number of , <br />Stars. 1986, c. 463, §_24, d July 23, 1986-) <br />25534.2. Stationary sources; new or modified facilities; <br />generate. stc <br />§ 255175Materials to assist businesses; emergency regale- <br />RMP requirements. <br />q <br />hazardous mr. <br />that, because <br />because <br />tions <br />25534.5. Access to inspect; review of technical and other <br />these <br />(a) The office may develop materials, such as guidelines and <br />information; compliance information. <br />25535. Certification of risk management plan; review for <br />to public hea; <br />informational pamphlets, to assist businesses to fulfill their <br />obligations under this chapter. <br />adequacy; notice of defects; compliance. <br />(b) The L: <br />25535.1. Preparation of risk management plans; submission <br />sions, fires. c- <br />(b) The office may adopt emergency regulations for the <br />to agencies. <br />exists. The <br />purpose of implementing Sections 25503 and 25509. These <br />25535.2. Risk management plan; public review and com- <br />or expiosion� <br />emergency regulations shall be adopted by the office in actor- <br />ment period. <br />(c) There <br />dance with Chapter 3.5 (commencing with Section 11340) of Part <br />25535.5. Fees; costs of implementing accidental release <br />respond to <br />1 of Division 3 of Title 2 of the Government Code, and for <br />prevention program. <br />materials oat <br />purposes of that chapter, the adoption of these regulations is an <br />25536. Stationary sources with covered processes; date for <br />evacuate citL <br />emergency and shall be considered by the Office of Administra- <br />compliance with article; RMPs; submission to <br />contained. I- <br />tive Law as necessary for the immediate preservation of the <br />agency. <br />dents are the <br />public peace, health, and safety, or general welfare. (Added by <br />25536.5. Businesses previously required and not required to <br />and safety <br />Statt1986, c. 463, § 25, eff. Juh 23, 1986.) <br />implement risk management and prevention pro- <br />anticipate the <br />§ 25518 Construction of chapter <br />grams; compliance with current requirements. <br />25537. <br />and require ; <br />This chapter shall be construed liberally so as to accomplish <br />Inspections. <br />25537.5. Stationary sources with covered processes; compli- <br />tive actions. <br />als handled <br />intent of the Legislature in protecting the public health and <br />ance with this article deemed compliance with <br />(d) As ret <br />;tv and the environment. (Added by Stats.1985, c. 1167, § 1.) <br />others; statement regarding reportable changes. <br />.t <br />1990 (P.L" 1 <br />