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STATE OF CALIFORNIA—ENVIRONMENTAL PR&AwelON AGENCY *40d PETE WILSON,Governor <br /> DEPARTMENT OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL <br /> 400 P Street,4th Floor ; <br /> P.O. Box 806 <br /> Sacramento,CA 95812-0806 <br /> (916) 323-5871 <br /> Date: 02/24/92 <br /> QUALEX EPA ID: CAL000048992 <br /> QUALEX <br /> 555 INDUSTRIAL PARK DRIVE <br /> MANTECA, CA 95336 <br /> Dear Permit by Rule Facility: <br /> The Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) has received your <br /> Fixed Treatment Unit Permit by Rule Initial Notification of Intent to <br /> Operate (DTSC Form 8462) . This letter only acknowledges receipt of <br /> that notification, and does not authorize operation of any treatment <br /> activity at your facility. <br /> Enclosed are DTSC Forms 8462A (Fixed Treatment Unit (FTU) Permit by <br /> Rule Facility-Specific Notification) and 8462B (FTU Permit by Rule <br /> Unit-Specific Notification) . If you are currently operating your <br /> fixed treatment unit, you must submit the completed Forms 8462A and <br /> 8462B for your facility by April 1, 1992, including all required <br /> attachments . You must include a completed Form 8462B for each unit <br /> at your facility. <br /> We have also enclosed a copy of the Disclosure Statement, form DTSC <br /> 8430, the Certification of Financial Responsibility for PBR <br /> Operation, DTSC 8113, and a package of other Financial Responsibility <br /> forms from which you can select the proper forms for one or more of <br /> the acceptable financial mechanisms. An order form for PBR documents <br /> (1002) is attached with a map of our regional offices printed on the <br /> back. If you need additional forms, they may be obtained from the <br /> nearest regional office of the DTSC, or by contacting this office. <br /> California law requires that the enclosed forms be certified (signed) <br /> by an authorized corporate officer or any other person in a company <br /> who performs decision making functions that govern operation of the <br /> facility. (See Title 22, California Code of Regulations, Section <br /> 67450. 2 subds. (a) (2) and (b) (3) and Section 66270 . 11 . ) <br /> Our staff must rely upon job titles to judge if the signer has <br /> decision making authority for your facility. For instance, a vice <br /> president or general manager would clearly be authorized to certify <br /> (sign) while an environmental manager or safety officer would not. <br /> If the forms are improperly signed the notification will be rejected <br /> and returned to you and you will have to resubmit the entire <br /> notification package. <br /> t� <br />