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Re <br /> » <br /> !ass Closure Plan, Continued. <br /> Cadmium 1,560 Selenium 7,ggp <br /> Chromium 4,700 Silver 7,840 <br /> Cobalt 31,140 Thallium 110 <br /> Copper 62,700 Vanadium 10,100 <br /> Zinc 470,000 <br /> 8.2 Sampling Quality Assurance and Quality Control Measures <br /> In order to assure the validity of the sampling results and data obtained from the <br /> samples, Standard SW-846 quality control procedures will be followed for all <br /> sample collection, preparation, and transport operations. A laboratory certified <br /> by the State of California for the applicable analyses will be utilized in all cases. <br /> All of the samples collected under this sampling plan will be labeled with the <br /> sample number, date, time, sampler's name, and the analytes requested. The <br /> samples will be preserved according to the procedures outlined in the analytical <br /> methods published in SW-846. Samples will be promptly transported to the <br /> laboratory. <br /> 10.0 Amendment of Closure Plan <br /> This plan will be amended if a significant change in facility operation occurs, including the <br /> addition of additional processing equipment, increased on-site inventory or increased <br /> facility throughput. The closure cost estimate will be reviewed at least annually by the <br /> facility operator and updated accordingly. At a minimum,the Closure Cost Estimate will <br /> be adjusted for inflation or other significant changes in costs, as required under 22 CCR <br /> Section 66273.76(b)(2). <br /> 11.0 Notification to DTSC of Expected Closure Date <br /> Once a decision has been made to close the facility, the facility operator is responsible for <br /> planning and monitoring the shutdown target dates, in order to ensure notification to the <br /> DTSC at least 180 days in advance of the planned closure. This notification date is June 30, <br /> 2060 in an event of a planned closure. The facility operator will also notify the DTSC of <br /> any changes to the closure plan as required by the California Code of Regulations. <br /> 12.0 Closure Cost Funding Mechanism and Financial Responsibility Mechanism <br /> ECS Refining uses a Certificate of Deposit payable to the Department of Toxic Substances <br /> Control as a closure cost funding mechanism. ECS Refining has obtained sufficient <br /> environmental liability insurance to satisfy applicable financial responsibility requirements <br /> coverage. A copy of the current Certificate of Deposit and Liability Insurance Certificate are <br /> included as attachments to this Closure Plan and Closure Cost Estimate. rj® C � D <br /> OCT CT 1 0 Z014t— <br /> 9/15/2014 7 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH <br /> DEPARTMENT <br />