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Regulatory Cross Reference Version :27.10.4 CALIFORNIA •DOF • DIVISIONTITLE 14 :D • SECTION BRIEF DESCRIPTION LOCATION IN PLAN 817.04(o)(6)(A) Each plan shall demonstrate that a Rated OSRO, or other approved App. A means, will provide all necessary response resources to implement the response strategies 817.04(o)(6)(B) The following information is required in the Contingency Plan App. A regarding shoreline protection; however, some or all of this information may be provided by a Rated OSRO listed in the plan: 1. The amounts of all protective booming, vessels and equipment necessary; 2. The location, inventory and ownership of the equipment; and 3. The procedures for storage, maintenance, inspection and testing of spill response equipment. 817.04(p) Oiled Wildlife Care Requirements ----- Each plan shall describe the method for providing care and treatment to oiled wildlife by one of the following approved means: 817.04(p)(1) Indicate use of the California Oiled Wildlife Care Network (OWCN); § 6.3 or 817.04(p)(1) Describe procedures that clearly outline how oiled wildlife care will § 6.3 be provided, including recovery, transport, processing care and treatment. 817.04(q) Applied Response Technologies (ART) and Oil Spill Cleanup ----- Agents (OSCAs) 817.04(q)(1) Contingency Plan Holders must include information on the use of § 6.7 ARTs and OSCAs in spill response if: (A) Activities for the Inland Facility could produce an oil spill; and (B) There is a need or request to use an Oil Spill Cleanup Agent (OSCA); or (C) There is a need or request to use in-situ burning on any type of spill. 817.04(q)(2) Inland Contingency Plans (for spills that could affect Waters of the ----- State) may identify and include the OSCAs and ART approaches that a Plan Holder considers most appropriate to their Reasonable Worst Case Oil Spill response scenario. 817.04(q)(3) Approval for the use of ART on oil spills to state or federal waters § 6.7 rests exclusively with the OSPR Administrator and the Region IX RRT, respectively. 817.04(q)(3)(A) Response decision-making is triggered by federal (National § 6.7 Response Center) and state (California Governor's Office of Emergency Services)spill reporting and is supported by state and federal ART Technical Specialists. 817.04(q)(3)(B) The decision to use an ART approach or OSCA on oil spills does § 6.7 not reside with the Contingency Plan Holder. The Contingency Plan Holder: 1. Must know how to make the proper spill notifications; 2. Can make a request of the OSPR Administrator and/or RRT for consideration of a particular ART approach or use of an OSCA; 3. Can and should provide operational support, as appropriate, for an oil spill response using ART or an OSCA. Shell Supply and Distribution Cross Ref-33 Stockton Terminal FRP ©2019 Witt O' Brien's Revision Date:October, 2019