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APPENDIX A CENTRAL VALLEY REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REPORTING AT SITES CONTAMINATED BY UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK RELEASES 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Authority Appendix A to the Tri-Regional Board Staff The authority for Regional Board and Lead Recommendations for Preliminary Investigation Agencies to direct UST investigations is found in and Evaluation of Underground Storage Tank Sites the following: (Tri-Regional Recommendations)provides recommendations from Region 5 (Central Valley • Porter-Cologne Water Quality Control Act RWQCB) staff for reporting work for: site (also known as the California Water Code investigations, corrective actions, and no further Section 13000 ff.); action required documentation associated with leaking underground storage tank(UST) sites. • The Water Quality Control Plan(Basin Adherence to recommendations in Appendix A Plan)for the California Regional Water facilitates efficient regulatory review of Quality Control Board, Central Valley investigations and cleanups at UST sites and Region(Sacramento River Basin, San assures compliance with UST Regulations found in Joaquin River Basin and Tulare Lake Basin CCR Title 23, Chapter 16. —current editions),which include beneficial use designations,water quality objectives Recommendations in Appendix A: and implementation plans(especially the Policy for Investigation and Cleanup of • Provide a format for consistency of Contaminated Sites); documents; • State Board Resolution No. 68-16, • Reduce cost of reporting to dischargers and Statement of Policy with Respect to the UST Cleanup Fund by providing the Maintaining High Quality Water in dischargers and environmental consultants California; with information for developing complete workplans and reports. • State Board Resolution No. 88-63, Sources of Drinking Water; • Complete the investigative phase in a timely, cost-effective and efficient manner; and . State Board Resolution No. 92-49: Policies and Procedures for Investigation and • Insure the appropriate remedial action is Cleanup and Abatement of Discharges completed as quickly as possible. Under Water Code Section 13304, as amended;