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0 i <br /> CALIFORNIA CODES HEALTH&SAFETY CODES 25280-4 25299.8 <br /> §25299.1.CITY OR COUNTY EXEMPT FROM PROVISIONS OF THIS CHAPTER <br /> (a)Any city or county which prior to January 1, 1984,adopted an ordinance which,at a minimum met the <br /> requirements set forth in Sections 25284 and 25284.1,as they read on January 1, 1984,prior to being amended and <br /> renumbered,providing for double containment,and monitoring of underground storage tanks which was exempt <br /> from this chapter as of December 31, 1989,is not exempt from implementing this chapter and shall implement this <br /> chapter on or before January 1, 1991. <br /> (b)Until a city or county specified in subdivision(a)implements this chapter,the city or the county shall,at a <br /> minimum,do all of the following: <br /> (1)Submit to the board the application form and annual information specified by Section 25286 and submit a <br /> written report of any unauthorized release from an underground storage tank to the Office of Emergency Services <br /> within 10 working days from the time the local agency is notified of the unauthorized release. <br /> (2)Collect and transmit to the board the surcharge specified in subdivision (b)of Section 25287. <br /> (3)Issue permits for the operation of an underground storage tank,which,at a minimum,ensure compliance with <br /> any applicable requirement of the federal act and any applicable regulation adopted by the board pursuant to Section <br /> 25299.3 which the board determines is necessary to assure consistency with the federal act. <br /> (c)A permit issued on or after January 1, 1991,by a city or county specified in subdivision(a)shall require <br /> compliance with all applicable requirements of this chapter and with the regulations adopted by the board pursuant <br /> to Section 25299.3. <br /> (d)This chapter does not limit or abridge the authority of any city or county to adopt an ordinance requiring <br /> information,conducting investigations,inspections,or implementing and enforcing this chapter. <br /> §25299.2.LOCAL REGULATIONS,REQUIREMENTS,OR STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE <br /> (a)Except as provided in subdivision(a)of Section 25299.4,this chapter does not preclude or deny the right of a <br /> local agency to adopt and enforce any regulation,requirement,or standard of performance that is more stringent <br /> than a regulation,requirement,or standard of performance in effect under this chapter with respect to underground <br /> storage tanks,if the regulation,requirement,or standard of performance,as provided in this subdivision,is <br /> consistent with this chapter. <br /> (b)This chapter shall not be construed to preclude or deny the right of a local agency to regulate tanks which are not <br /> subject to regulation under this chapter or the federal act. <br /> §25299.3.REGULATIONS <br /> (a)The board shall adopt regulations implementing this chapter. <br /> (b)Every city and county shall undertake its regulatory responsibilities under this chapter. Except as provided in <br /> Section 25299.1,every city and county shall implement this chapter not later than July 1, 1985. <br /> (c)Any regulation adopted by the board pursuant to this section shall assure consistency with the requirements for <br /> state programs implementing the federal act,and shall include any more stringent requirements necessary to <br /> implement this chapter. <br /> §25299.4.ADDITIONAL STANDARDS;SITE-SPECIFIC VARIANCE;FEE <br /> (axl)Any local agency may apply to the board for authority to implement design and construction standards for the <br /> containment of a hazardous substance in underground storage tanks which are in addition to those set forth in this <br /> chapter. The application shall include a description of the additional standards and a discussion of the need to <br /> implement them. The board shall approve the application if it finds,after an investigation and public hearing,that <br /> the local agency has demonstrated by clear and convincing evidence that the additional standards are necessary to <br /> adequately protect the soil and the beneficial uses of the waters of the state from unauthorized releases. <br /> (2)The board shall make its determination within six months of the date of application for authority to implement <br /> 37 <br />