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III • • <br /> > responsibiliy, etc. , is what I'm after to put together a timetime and <br /> > understand it all. Some called LCR(?) Labor leased from my folks but <br /> > I'll have to check to see if this was before or after the tank was <br /> > removed. There is a com anycalled R. Gould and Sons which leased the <br /> > site from Turnpike. Do your records show when the tank was installed? <br /> > Judie <br /> > On 4/22/09, Margaret Lag rio [EH] <MLagorio@sjcehd.com> wrote: <br /> >> Judie, <br /> >> The Regional Water Qual'ty Control Board normally issues a cleanup <br /> >> and abatement order (C nd A) for sites that we refer to them as <br /> >> non-compliant. This is ,my understanding of a C and A. It contains <br /> >> directives with dates for compliance. If directives are not complied <br /> >> with they have fines and penalties that can be administered. <br /> >> Non-responsive people individually are not referred,the site is <br /> >> referred. As long as t ere is action there is no referral. The <br /> Regional Board names responsible parties according to the Water Code <br /> » and they name them all squally as we do and if there is no action <br /> >> they pursue all parties! It's a long, complicated process and I <br /> >> don't have details. Our contact at the Regional Board is Jim Barton <br /> >> (916) 464-4615 and he can explain the process. I don't think this <br /> >> site would qualify as an Orphan Fund site. Jim knows more about that <br /> >> fund as well. I think }t would be a recalcitrant site and go into <br /> >> the Emergency, Abandoned, Recalcitrant (EAR) fund. This is also a <br /> >> long process that results in the lead agency, Regional Board, <br /> >> contracting out the corrective action, the clean-up fund paying for <br /> >> the work and the responsible parties pursued for reimbursement by the <br /> >> State Controllers Office. We have referred sites to the Regional <br /> >> Board, one had expended all there cleanup fund money, so they are in the EAR fund. <br /> >> I don't think there areiased <br /> any operators of the former underground <br /> >> storage tank (UST)who 1 the site from your parents. That was <br /> >> the whole basis of naming Turnpike Associate partnership and the <br /> >> individual partners. The statements from your parents and sister <br /> >> were that the UST was not used during their ownership of the property. <br /> >> The correspondence is all the appeal information and our directives <br /> >> to install wells, approve work plans, etc. <br /> >> Margaret <br /> >> -----Original Message-- <br /> >> From: judie kindle [mailto:tomballodi@gmail.com] <br /> >> Sent: Tuesday, April 2111 2009 6:00 PM <br /> >> To: Margaret Lagorio [EN] <br /> >> Cc: Vicki McCartney [EH <br /> >> Subject: Re: 1601 Turnpike, Stockton <br /> >> Thanks. This is all coming back to me now--I think most of this <br /> >> information was provided to us when first we met. Do you have any <br /> idea what the Regional Water Quality Board does when they get referrals? <br /> >> Take legal action? Turn over to the Orphan Fund? Other. <br /> >> Have you ever referred people who are non-responsive if you do have <br /> >> one who is (as in this case) ? As I recall, the "penalty" for being <br /> >> out of compliance is forfeiture of the Barry Keane reimbursement. <br /> There is another compawhich might be a responsible party as well <br /> >> as they were operators ho leased the site from our folks. <br /> >> Seems like you had sai at our first meeting that if anyone would <br /> >> pursue the other respo sib1e parties, it would have to be us. Has <br /> >> the policy changed on that? Do you have a contact at the Water <br /> Quality Board I might call. <br /> >> I hope it is clear that we continue to be responsive but as all drags <br /> 2 <br />