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08/26/2003 11:32 91625P -1r RWGCB CV REGIO' PAGE 06/07 1 _7) CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD CENTRAL VALLEY REGION ORDER NO. 97-038 _ RESCINDING VARIOUS WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS The California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region, finds that the Board adopted the following Orders and Resolutions which are no longer applicable for the reasons shown: a. Resolution No. 69-272 , adopted 14 May 1969,prescribes requirements for Kings River Pine Industries, Inc., Auberry Mill, (now owned and operated by Dinuba Timber Industries, Inc., dba Sequoia Forest Industries and Auberry Energy, Inc.) for the discharge of drainage and process wastewaters to ponds and to Little Sandy Creek,Fresno County. The Discharger has ceased operation, removed all logs from the site. and is dismantling the sawmill. There are no plans to reactivate the cogeneration facility. Wastewater is no longer discharged at the site. (WDH) b. Order No. 74-391, adopted 26 July 1974,prescribes requirements for the Frewert Road Class IR solid waste disposal site in San Joaquin County and names Teichert Construction as the operator and Winifred B. Burchell as the owner(now deceased), This site is an inert or Class Ill landfill under the pre-1984 landfill regulations. It was used for levee and road construction debris disposal for several years in the mid-1970s.Available information does not indicate the site poses a threat to water quality. C. Order No. 87-119,adopted 26 June 1987,prescribes requirements for South Camanche Shore, Inc.,and East Bay MUD for the closure of the South Catnanche Shore landfill.near Camanche Lake in Calaveras County. The closure is complete and monitoring indicates that there is no remaining significant threat to water quality. Landuse will be restricted to open space within an existing park. d. Order No. 91-25016, adopted 8 June 1995,prescribes requirements for Mercy General Hospital, Sacramento County,to discharge treated groundwater from the cleanup of an underground diesel tank leak into five on-site injection wells. This site no longer discharges. e. Order No, 94-042, adopted 25 February 1994,prescribes requirements for disposal of sanitary wastewater for Butte County Services Area No. 159 and Steve and Carol Lotti (Oak Highlands Estates), The CSA was formed to oversee the wastewater disposal from this development. The county has been informed by the property owner that he does not intend to develop the subdivision, and has therefore requested rescission of the WDRs.