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Region 1 (Central California Cleanup the local agency and the <br /> operations) responsible parties will be <br /> Department of Toxic Substances Control prepared for the Branch Chief' s <br /> Site Mitigation Program - signature which states that <br /> 10151 Croydon way, Suite 3 DTSC will be asserting its <br /> Sacramento, California 95827-2106 - authority.at the site. <br /> (916) 255-3709 <br /> [NOTE: The appropriate RWQCB <br /> (For Northern California and Central should receive a copy of this <br /> valley Counties) letter.] <br /> Region 2 (North Coast Cleanup <br /> Operations) Attachment: SB 1248, Chapter 671 <br /> Department of Toxic Substances Control <br /> Site Mitigation Program <br /> 700 Heinz Avenue, Building F, 2nd Floor <br /> Berkeley, California 94710 <br /> (510) 540-3843 <br /> (For North Coast and Bay Area Counties) <br /> Regions 3 & 4 (Southern Califprnia <br /> Cleanup Operations) <br /> Department of Toxic Substances control <br /> Site Mitigation Program <br /> 1011 Grandview Avenue <br /> Glendale, California 91201 <br /> (818) 551-2812 <br /> (For Region 3: Santa Barbara and <br /> Ventura Counties and Los Angeles County <br /> North of Highway 91) <br /> (For Region 4: Riverside, San <br /> Bernardino, Orange, San Diego, and <br /> Imperial Counties and Los Angeles County <br /> South of Highway 91) <br /> PROCESSING SB 1248 NOTIFICATIONS <br /> Upon receipt of SB 1248 <br /> notifications, Regional Site <br /> Mitigation Program (SMP) should: <br /> 1) Review all written <br /> notifications from a local <br /> agency to determine if DTSC has <br /> past involvement or is <br /> currently involved at the site <br /> (pursuant to both Chapters 6.8 <br /> and 6 . 5) . <br /> 2) Check the CalSites database to <br /> see if DTSC is aware of the <br /> site and/or has an interest in <br /> overseeing remedial actions at <br /> the site. <br /> 3) Set-up a file or binder for <br /> SB 1248 notifications, <br /> preferably by city and/or - <br /> county where the release <br /> occurred. <br /> 4) If SMP determines that a site <br /> is not appropriate for local <br /> agency supervision, a letter to <br /> Local Cleanup Agreements Page 3 (February 6, 1996) <br />