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`"STANDARD AGREEMENT (ca L:e~} I rr y } 2) in the case of any UST no longer in use, the current owner of the UST; 3) any person who owned or operated the UST immediately before the discontinuation o; its use; ``. 4) any owner of property where an unauthorized release of petroleum from an UST „zs occurred; and, 5) any person who had or has control over an UST at the time of or following an mauthorized release of petroleum. In all cases funded by the Federal Petroleum Trust Fund, the term specifically includes those persons Ao are designated. as responsible parties under the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RC.RA). RCRA responsible parties include: 1) any person why awns an underground storage tank used for the storage, use, or dispensing of petroleum where the underground storage tank s in use on November 8, 1984, or where it is brought into use of=_ that date. i 2) any person w-.,o owned such tank immediately before the discontinuat:., of its use where the underground storage tank was in use before Ncvember 8, 1984, but no longer in use on November 8, 1984. 3) any person In=ntrol of, or having responsibility for, the daily operation of in underground storage tank (at the time of or X ollowing an --mauthorized release of petroleum) . s. The term "site" -.moans a single or geographically contiguous parcel or lot separated by property lines, right-of-way or address except for large parcels of ;and, such as Air Force, Army or Naval Bases where areas of contamination are geographically distant and can be and are identified and r—.mediated as separate sites. t. The term "site-szecific work" means t e following activities under the local oversight p- ram: 1) Responsible ?arty identification and notification. 2) Site visits. 3) Sampling actt1es. 4) Meetings wig responsible Parties or Responsible Party Consultants. 5) Meetings wi-: Regional Board or other affected agencies regarding a specific si ta. �.5tandard Agreement Rage 4 of 9 5