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CLEANUP AND ABATEMENT OFR NO. R5-2007-0725 <br /> DOLLY MADISON/LANGENDORF BAKERY <br /> 1426 S. LINCOLN ST.. STOCKTON <br /> SAN JOAGUIN COUNTY <br /> -2- <br /> 3. Based on San Joaquin County Grant Deed dated 11 August 1982, the estate of <br /> Edith L. Freeman deeded the property to Frances Friedman Levin. Based on <br /> San Joaquin County Individual Grant Deed dated 27 May 1988, Frances Friedman Levin <br /> deeded the property to the Frances Friedman Levin Trust (Trust). On 27 July 1988, IBC <br /> removed the UST system. Based on San Joaquin County Environmental Health <br /> Department (SJCEHD) records, the Trust was dispersed in 1989. The Trust is not subject <br /> to this Order because although the Trust owned the property at 1426 S. Lincoln St., <br /> Stockton, leased the property to IBC at the time of the release, and had knowledge of the <br /> discharge and ability to control access to the property during the period of ownership, the <br /> Trust is no longer in existence. <br /> 4. Based on San Joaquin County Grant Deed dated 12 April 1989, Richard L. Greene, <br /> Successor Trustee of the Frances Friedman Levin Trust, dispersed the Trust and granted <br /> Lorrie Greene the property. The Regional Board file also contains a property lease from <br /> Lorrie Greene to tenant IBC, which was in effect through June 1991. Lorrie Greene is <br /> subject to this Order because she previously owned the property at 1426 S. Lincoln St., <br /> Stockton, and leased the property to IBC, had knowledge of IBC's efforts to investigate <br /> the discharge, and had the ability to control access to the property during the period of <br /> ownership. <br /> 5. Based on the San Joaquin County Grant Deed dated 22 March 1999, Lorrie Greene <br /> transferred title to the Temple of Deliverance Church of God in Christ (TODCOGIC). On <br /> 17 May 2007, former pastor Jason Hunt responded in writing that the TODCOGIC <br /> disbanded in 2002 and sold the property in 2004, although the deed says TODCOGIC <br /> sold the property in 2003. TODCOGIC is subject to this Order because TODCOGIC <br /> previously owned the property at 1426 S. Lincoln St., Stockton, had knowledge of IBC's <br /> efforts to investigate the discharge, and had the ability to control access to the property <br /> during the period of ownership. <br /> 6. Based on a review of business records on file with the California Secretary of State, <br /> TODCOGIC was never incorporated as a California Religious Nonprofit Corporation, as <br /> required by Cal. Corporations Code § 9130. In a phone conversation on 7 Aug 2007, the <br /> Northern California First Jurisdiction Church of God in Christ professed no knowledge of <br /> the TODCOGIC congregation. No certificate of dissolution was ever filed on <br /> TODCOGIC's behalf with the California Secretary of State, as required by Cal. <br /> Corporations Code § 6611. In the absence of all nonprofit corporate records, Jason Hunt <br /> will be held personally liable for the actions of TODCOGIC. Jason Hunt is thereby subject <br /> to this Order because of his imputed ownership of the property at 1426 S. Lincoln St., <br /> Stockton, his imputed knowledge of IBC's efforts to investigate the discharge, and his <br /> imputed ability to control access to the property during the period of ownership. The <br /> Executive Officer may elect to relieve Jason Hunt of all liability upon a showing that <br /> TODCOGIC properly assumed possession of the property as a duly registered California <br /> Religious Nonprofit Corporation. <br />