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Regulatory Cross Reference Version :27.10.4 <br /> CALIFORNIA •DOF • <br /> DIVISIONTITLE 14 :D • SECTION <br /> BRIEF DESCRIPTION LOCATION IN <br /> PLAN <br /> 817.04(1)(3)(F) The presence of commercial and recreational fisheries including § 6.0 <br /> aquaculture sites; <br /> 817.04(I)(3)(G) Public beaches, parks, marinas, boat ramps and diving areas; § 6.0 <br /> 817.04(1)(3)(H) Industrial and drinking water intakes, power plants, salt pond § 6.0 <br /> intakes, and important underwater structures; <br /> 817.04(1)(3)(1) Areas of known historical and archaeological sites (but not their § 6.0 <br /> specific description or location); and <br /> 817.04(1)(3)(J) Areas of cultural or economic significance to Native Americans (but § 6.0 <br /> not their specific description or location). <br /> 817.04(m) Response Times and Daily Recovery Rates ----- <br /> 817.04(m)(1) The Response Resources necessary to address the RWCS are ----- <br /> brought to the incident over a period of time. <br /> 817.04(m)(2) The capability of Response Resources and the timeframes for on- App. A <br /> scene delivery are specified in the Response Times &Containment <br /> Recovery Rate Table <br /> 817.04(m)(3) All Response Resources shall be operational no longer than one (1) App. A <br /> hour after conducting a site safety assessment for the use of the <br /> Response Resources. <br /> 817.04(m)(4) For on-water Response Resources, the type and amount required App. A <br /> shall take into account the Effective Daily Recovery Capacity <br /> (EDRC; defined in Section 790)of the Response Resources. <br /> 817.04(m)(5) The on-scene timeframes for delivery and deployment of Response App. A <br /> Resources does not take into account the time required to conduct <br /> a health and safety assessment of the site as set forth in <br /> Subsection 817.04(s)(2), and as required by the California Division <br /> of Occupational Safety and Health. <br /> 817.04(m)(6) The actual time necessary to deliver and deploy equipment will be App. A <br /> assessed at the time of an incident or drill and will take into <br /> account the prevailing conditions of weather, as well as the health <br /> and safety site assessment requirements. <br /> 817.04(n) Terrestrial Response Resources ----- <br /> 817.04(n)(1) If an Owner or Operator's facility poses an oil spill risk to a App. A <br /> waterway that has a Measurable Flow less than 180 days a year <br /> over a five year period, the Contingency Plan must demonstrate a <br /> Contract or Other Approved Means for the Response Resources <br /> and capabilities to contain and recover a Reasonable Worst Case <br /> Spill volume into or threatening the dry portions of the waterway <br /> 817.04(n)(2) To the extent that the requirements of this subchapter are provided App. A <br /> by a Rated OSRO with a Terrestrial Rating, then Contingency Plan <br /> only needs to include evidence of a Contract or Other Approved <br /> Means with a Rated OSRO that will satisfy the requirements. <br /> Shell Supply and Distribution Cross Ref-30 Stockton Terminal FRP <br /> ©2019 Witt O' Brien's Revision Date:October, 2019 <br />