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s Mr. Alex J. Diebenbrock -2- 6 January 1987 tabular, and graphic format, as appropriate, and should be at an appropriate level of detail . Plans, diagrams, and other graphics should be prepared to an appro- priate scale, and each should include a legend identifying the information pre- sented. All sources of data used in a HAR should be completely and properly identified. If a HAR makes reference to or utilizes a particular source of data or information, the relevent material should be quoted or restated in the HAR. If the information is from an obscure source or is not generally available, the relevant material should be included verbatim as an appendix to the HAR. All tabular data should be expressed in customary and appropriate units of measure and arranged so that data (constituents, concentrations, etc .) are readily understandable. Whenever possible, tasks required by the HAR will be coordinated with the ongoing pollution investigation presently being conducted at this site by Mr. Dave Brent of the Regional Board staff. The HAR shall be submitted to this office, pursuant to Section 25208.7, by 1 June 1987. A proposed work plan developed to meet the HAR requirements shall be submitted by 27 February 1987. A review of the work plan and a meeting between AOC and Regional Board staff will provide early input and guidance to meet the TPCA regulations. The TPCA , further requires that owners/operators pay fees to cover the costs incurred, by the State Water Resources Control Board (State Board) and Regional Board in administering the law. At this time the AOC is responsible for two fees; the initial fee for 1 January 1986 to 30 June 1986, and the annual fee for 1 July 1986 to 30 June 1987. The initial fee was contained in emergency regualtions [Title 23, California Administrative Code, Section 2201(b)] adopted by the State Board on 1 July 1985. The fee schedule requires the following: $1,500 for the first surface impoundment, plus $150 for each additional impoundment at the facility. The AOC was notified of the fees by a letter mailed 6 February 1986 and failed to respond. Therefore, since 100 days have passed since the AOC received �M the notice, penalties have been assessed at one percent per day (up to a maximum of 100 per cent) which means. that AOC now owes the full penalty for the initial fee. On 17 April 1986, the State Board adopted the 1986-87 annual fee schedule which required the payment of $3,000 for the first surface impoundment at each facility, plus $300 for'each additional surface impoundment at that facility. Instructions for payment of the initial fee plus penalties and the 1986-87 annual fee are provided in the enclosed form entitled "Hazardous Waste Surface Impoundment Fee Transmittal" (Attachment 3) . THIS LETTER IS THE OFFICIAL NOTICE OF FEES DUE AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 25208.3(e) OF THE HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE. THESE FEES INCLUDE: 1) PAST DUE INITIAL FEE (DUE 6 FEBRUARY 1986), 2) 100 PERCENT PENALTY (OF THE INITIAL FEE) , AND 3) THE ANNUAL FEE (DUE 1 JULY 1986) . AN ADDITIONAL PENALTY OF ONE PERCENT PER DAY UP TO A MAXIMUM OF 100 PER CENT WILL BE ASSESSED IF THE ANNUAL FEE IS NOT SUBMITTED WITHIN 60 DAYS. f