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CITATION DESCRIPTION COMMENTS <br /> requirements. Requires compliance with <br /> specific investigation, remediation, and <br /> reporting requirements. <br /> Aboveground Petroleum Storage APST regulates use of and discharges from <br /> Act, California Health and aboveground petroleum tanks, including testing <br /> Safety Code, Division 20, and corrective action requirements. <br /> Chapter 6.67, §§25270, at <br /> seq. <br /> Safe Drinking and Toxic Proposition 65 prohibits the discharge of <br /> Enforcement Act of 1986 known human carcinogens or reproductive toxins ' <br /> (Prop. 65) ,. California Health to sources of drinking water or on land where <br /> and Safety Code, Division 20, it could pass into a source of. drinking water. <br /> Chemicals and applicable regulatory levels are <br /> listed at Title 22, California Code of <br /> Regulations §§12000, at seq . <br /> California Environmental CEQA requires analysis of environmental <br /> Quality Act (CEQA) , impacts of response actions , comparison of <br /> California Public Resources alternative actions, and implementation of <br /> Code, §§21100, at seq, appropriate mitigation measures. No hazardous <br /> substances may remain onsite unless further <br /> mitigation is .not feasible. <br /> Title 22, California Code of Establishes standards for public water supply . <br /> Regulations, Division 4 , systems, including primary and secondary MCLs. <br /> Chapter 15, §§66401, at seo. Includes requirements for water quality <br /> (Public Water Supply) analyses and laboratories. State MCLs must be <br /> at least as stringent as federal MCLS. State <br /> MCLs are incorporated into State and Regional <br /> Water Quality Board lister Quality Control <br /> Plans as water quality objectives for <br /> protection of current and potential drinking <br /> water supply sources. MCLS are some of the <br /> applicable upper-end remedial action <br /> objectives for ambient ground and surface <br /> water. where the water is ,a source of drinking <br /> water, as defined in the Water Quality Control <br /> Plans. -5- <br />