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Underground Storage Tatty[ Cleanup Fund Pete Ciambanco, Sr. Vintage Ca ash Claim No . 830 Page 2 Section 2811 (a) (4) and section 2811 (b) (3) of the Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund Regulations provide that with respect to corrective action costs, an owner or operator of an underground storage task. . . shall be entitled to reimbursement for such costs only if the claimant took corrective action in accordance with any applicable provisions of Chapter 6 . 7 (commencing with Section 252 80) of the California Health and Safety Code and the FederalAct. Also, for corrective action costs incurred after December 2 , 1991, the claimant must be i compliance with applicable corrective action requirements Section 2804 of the Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund Regulations defines "gross negligence" as any act or failure to act by the Owner or operator, its employees , agents , o any other person under the owner • s o operator' s supervision or control, in reckless disregard of the consequences, which allows a authorized release from an underground tank eto occur or to continue, Section 2810 . 3 of the Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund Regulations provides that notwithstanding any other provision of Article 4 , corrective action costs and third party compensation claim costs which are occasioned by or cult from the gross negligence or the intentional o reckless acts of the claimant or the agents , servants, employees or representatives of the claimant, are not eligible for reimbursement from the Fund. You have repeatedly ignored corrective action directives from the County, and were grossly negligent. Your failure ' to act allowed a authorized release to continue i reckless disregard of the consequences. You violated the California Health and Safety Code and the Underground Storage Task Cleanup Fund Regulations . This precludes you from being an eligible claimant to the Fund. (2) mr . John Shaughnessy, the former owner , was issued a permit for the tanks in 1988 ; the permit w revoked in 1989 and not reissued due to failure to provide precision tests. N permit was 9 0 sued for 1 r 1991 . The former owner was t l9with Permit ents. Section 2811 (a) (2) of the Underground Storage Talc Cleanup Fund Regulations requires that a claimant to the Fund had and has obtained ARy permit or permits required of the claimant pursuant to Chapter 6 . 7 , Division 20, of the California Health and Safety Code. . .