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BUSS CHAPIN 209-464-6947 08-14-95 68:03 P.02 <br /> PACT 4 <br /> the l Oe.kA if claihave Rod t tD��R A I/F : `9 <br /> ru►MnitLed their final nal ry reiment <br /> bursem <br /> request,the WJustment will be toads <br /> on the first request processed after <br /> July i, 1993. 'nis featurt answers questions of <br /> georaal indCrest raised by cWimants and other <br /> lnstructkms and furans fix requesting interested per, Questions on specific <br /> the adjugunent will be mauled stxm. claims will apt be addressed and should be <br /> referred to your claims repreeentattve. If you <br /> have any questions of general inierest, please <br /> Financial <br /> send them to the address listed on Page 1 sof <br /> Inwoo- <br /> Now Financial this Update. <br /> When the Rind reimburses a claimant for capital equipment(e.g., a <br /> Responsibility Q mlvr atrartion system), dries Mr Funsd then take ownership of the <br /> equtprnertt r�1'er the prcyect hrotrtpteieriP <br /> Qvidelines f Capiu d equipment is informally defined as nonexpendable machinery <br /> Aar other goods which are used during a corrective action project,and <br /> lkhkb have a residual useful life after the project. Examples include <br /> % new Financial Ressptxetibility reawdiaticm systems made of pumps, blowers,air stripping arwcrs or <br /> ,Guidefinm tmx*let will soon be internal combustion eMines and appurtenances. Items such as piping, <br /> aavai{ahle from the UST Cleanup encicmures, and the many other materials used in these projects are <br /> Kurd. consWeered to be wnwmed during the project. Capital equipment typically <br /> r has a useful life of five or more years. <br /> Financial responsibility must be <br /> shown,by owners and operators;of The Fund does w want to buy,tell or lease remediation equipment any <br /> peter euro UST systems if they are in more than it wants to buy, sell or lease b u ktwm or du"trucks. Theop <br /> operation on or after the established current Nand approach for capital equipment reimlrarwment is to pay for the <br /> compliance dates. use sof the equipmment at a fair rate as the equonesnt is being used,whether it <br /> is t4ased or purchased_ <br /> This it to ensure that there will be <br /> ftknxy to help pay for the cams of This raises the question, "What is a fair rate to Owge for equipment?" <br /> corre dive action and third party Historic lease ranee for remediation eayuipmem have been very high, such that <br /> liability caused by an unauthorized the cost of the equipment is recovered in as Wk as ane year. At those rates, <br /> trlepsc of petroleum from an the cost of a remediation system may be paid four or five times over during <br /> underground sluiage tank, its useful life. This is an ugaccepiatrte position to the Fucd arid, <br /> I consequently,purchase is t�scally the snore cost WMAive Option. <br /> .Vor questions regarding financial <br /> tr:sponvihility, call Nancy conwho There are many considerations amocixted with the purchase of remediation <br /> dt(916)227-4397. Fuer a copy of equipment. These include the carrying of the pureh w price during the life <br /> the guideliftes,call dw Fund at(800) of the equipment (or amortization costs),the ability to sell the equipment or <br /> 813-FUNI). fuxl another Project for its uge after the initial project is complete, the <br /> handling of dowtuime,and the casts of maintenance and refuri ' ' ► fair <br /> mhcr3oese-wbuldow bear Vwkt�espo lues? The ulttrr►ate <br /> wen ccs that question will evolve as a formal put;i is elevektped as part of . <br /> the Fund's cosi guidelities. It is the FWW's cturent position that these com <br /> atnd tespansibilities should be slurred by the Fund,the claimant aim] the <br /> vendor(i.e.,the cG)mrnitant Of lessor). <br /> thmki-giowad 5turW T"Cleanup F <br />