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• <br />Mr. Robert 0. Godwin -2- 2 February 1987 <br />Associate Director <br />According to our records you own or operate hazardous waste surface impoundments <br />at Site 300. These impoundments (lagoon 806/807 and the two Class II surface <br />impoundments in the 817 area) were determined to be subject to the requirements of <br />the TPCA [Article 9.5 (commencing with Section 25208) of Chapter 6.5 of Division <br />20 of the Health and Safety Code]. <br />The TPCA requires owners/operators of surface impoundments containing liquid <br />hazardous waste or hazardous waste containing free liquids to pay fees established <br />by the State Water Resources Control Board (State Board). These fees are to cover <br />the costs incurred by the State and Regional Boards in carrying out their respon- <br />sibilities under the TPCA. Such responsibilities include reviewing exemption <br />applications and hydrogeological assessment reports, and conducting inspections. <br />Records are kept for each facility and if the actual costs for your facility <br />exceed the fees collected, the State Board will bill you for the balance. If <br />actual costs are less than fees collected, the State Board will refund the excess <br />fees collected. <br />At this time you are responsible for two fees: the initial fee for 1 January 1986 <br />to 30 June 1986, and the annual fee for 1 July 1986 to 30 June 1987. The initial <br />fee was contained in emergency regulations [Title 23, California Administrative <br />Code, Section 2201(b)] adopted by the State Board on 1 July 1985. The fee sched- <br />ule requires the following: $1,500 for the first surface impoundment, plus $150 <br />for each additional impoundment at that facility. You were notified of the fees <br />by a letter mailed 6 February 1986 and failed to respond. Therefore, since 100 <br />days have passed since you received the notice, penalties have been assessed at <br />one percent per day (up to a maximum of 100 per cent) which means that you now owe <br />the full penalty for the initial fee. <br />On 17 April 1986, the State Board adopted the 1986-87 annual fee schedule which <br />required the payment of $3,000 for the first surface impoundment at each facility, <br />plus $300 for each additional surface impoundment at that facility. Instructions <br />for payment of the initial fee plus penalties and the 1986-87 annual fee are <br />provided in the enclosed form entitled "Hazardous Waste Surface Impoundment Fee <br />Transmittal". <br />THIS LETTER IS THE OFFICIAL NOTICE OF FEES DUE AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 25208.3(e) <br />OF THE HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE. THESE FEES INCLUDE: 1) PAST DUE INITIAL FEE (DUE <br />6 FEBRUARY 1986), 2) 100 PERCENT PENALTY (OF THE INITIAL FEE), AND 3) THE ANNUAL <br />FEE (DUE 1 JULY 1986). AN ADDITIONAL PENALTY OF ONE PERCENT PER DAY UP TO A <br />MAXIMUM OF 100 PER CENT WILL BE ASSESSED IF THE ANNUAL FEE IS NOT SUBMITTED WITHIN <br />60 DAYS. <br />These fees should be sent to the Regional Water Quality Control Board at the <br />following address: <br />3443 Routier Road <br />Sacramento, CA 95827 <br />