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Mr. Brian Walker - 2 - 10 August 1999 Based on these results, the release from the former underground storage tank at the site can now be considered to be a Iow threat to water quality and qualifies for an NFA status. However, newly enacted legislation (AB 681 -Machado, which modified Section 25297.1 and 25297.15 of Chapter 6.7 of the Health and Safety Code, effective 1 January 1999)requires that all responsible parties notify-all current record owners of fee title to the site of any corrective action or site closure proposals submitted to the lead agency(Regional Board). Furthermore, the responsible parties must certify to the Regional Board, in writing, that the notification requirement has been met, and include a complete mailing list of all.record owners of fee title. The written certification must include proof that the owners of record have been sent notice(certified mail receipts or other proof mechanisms). i Before we can issue an NFA letter,we also need proof that all MWs at the site have been destroyed in accordance with California Well Standards, California Department of Water Resources Bulletin 74-90 and other requirements that the San Joaquin County Public Health Services may require. During a telephone conversation with staff on 5 August1999,Mr. Santochi stated that Mr. Dike infurna of the Sari Joaquin County Public Health Services requested that at least one of your MWs be retained for monitoring a site upgradient of your property. Therefore, we also need a certification of transfer of liability and responsibility, including future proper destruction, for MWs which may be needed by adjacent sites. If you have any questions, you -may call me at (916) 255-3081 or e-mail at isorenp@rb5s.swrcb.ca.gov. i i PHILIP . ISO NA Associate Engineer cc: Mr. Mike Infurna San Joaquin Public Health Services, Stockton I Mr. Trevor D. Santochi, Avalon Environmental Consultants, Newport Beach Ms. Teri Copeland,Irvine n - i I