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available to the public or other governmental agency without restrictions unless the permittee specifically requests and is able to demonstrate to the City that release of such information would divulge information, processes or methods of production entitled to protection as trade secrets of the permittee. 14 . Permittee shall abide by all applicable provisions of the City of Stockton Municipal Code, or any applicable local, state or federal code or regulations, and shall not discharge any waste containing pollutant concentrations in excess of Specific Pollutant Limitations section 7.089.16; and any continuing violation of any provision of said codes or regulations may be just cause for revoking this Permit. 15. Permittee shall maintain all pretreatment records for at least three years. All accidental spills or upsets must be reported to this Department immediately. This shall be accomplished by telephone, and shall be followed by written report within five working days by Permittee to correct the situation and to prevent its recurrence. Failure to report a spill or upset will be grounds' for civil or criminal penalties, depending upon circumstances. 16. Permittee must meet all applicable regulations under subtitles C and D of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, and 40 CFR Parts 260 through 271, and any applicable State regulations promulgated subsequent to the Federal law. 17. Permittee shall prepare and submit a spill prevention plan within 30 days from the effective date of this Permit to assure that liquid wastes are contained on site at all times. 18 . The permittee shall have a water conservation and hazardous waste minimization plan. 19 . The discharge of excess amounts of pollutants specifically limited and deviations of Ph may be subject to fines for each violation. 20. Achieving Permit Conditions of specific pollutant concentration limits by dilution is expressly prohibited. Any evidence of this, either willfully or through negligence, will result in Permit Limits being redefined in terms of maximum effluent loadings. Additionally, penalties of a maximum of $6, 000 per day may be assessed (City Code 7-091.12) . 21. Signatory Requirements: All applications, reports, or information submitted to the City of Stockton must contain the following certification statements and be signed as required in Section (a) , (b) and (c) below: "I certify under penalty of law that this document and all