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Countryside Market • - 2 - • 25 August 2009 10848 Copperopolis Rd. San Joaquin County b) Once your are logged onto your "RP" Geotracker account: i. Scroll down left side of page to "Facility Management" and click on "Request Additional Facilities". ii. Enter your site's Global ID, <GLOBAL ID>., in the Global ID box and click on "Search". iii. Once your site appears in the search results,'cldt` in'the white box to the left of its Global ID to place a check mark in it. iv. Click on "Request Checked Facilities". v. The site will immediately move to your "Pending Facilities" (on the left under "Facility Management). vi. Once your request is approved by the State Water Board (approval normally takes 3 - 5 working days) the site will move to your "Associated Facilities" and you will have successfully "claimed" your site. After claiming the site and being approved by the State Water Board, you can upload required files, or authorize your consultant to upload required files on your behalf. Under this option, you may grant your consultant access to your site electronically while you are logged into the Geotracker database. Granting your consultant, or another party, access to your site allows them to upload files for you. Option 2 If you do not have internet access or do not wish to upload required files and perform the electronic role of the RP, you may delegate these primary electronic reporting responsibilities to an authorized RP agent. If you chose to delegate electronic reporting responsibilities, your consultant must request access to the site in Geotracker, and then, you must fax or mail a signed RP Agent Authorization Form to the State Water Board, which will authorize the contractor to act on your behalf, as an Authorized RP Agent. You may revoke this authority by signing and faxing or mailing an Authorized RP Agent Revocation Form. These forms may be down-loaded from the State Water Board's website on this page: http://www.waterboards,ca.gov/ust/electronic submittal/index.shtml The forms are found under the heading Getting Started, and subheading login or request a password. It is standard practice for your consultant to provide the RP Agent Authorization Form to you, for your signature, after they have requested access to the site in Geotracker. Under this option, your consultant will perform all required duties, pending approval by the State Water Board. Geotracker is the State Water Board's internet-accessible database used by the State Water Board, Regional Water Boards, and local agencies to track data from an unauthorized chemical release or discharge of waste. Regulations (Chapter 30, Division 3, Titles 23 & 27 of the California Code of Regulations) require individuals submitting compliance reports for Underground Storage Tank, Site Cleanup, Department of Defense, and Landfill Programs to submit data and reports over the internet to Geotracker. As of September 2001, soil and water chemistry analytical data, well gauging data, and well survey data must be electronically submitted. Additionally, as of January 1, 2005, you must also submit electronic copies of: all vapor analytical data, all boring logs, and all compliance reports to the Geotracker website.