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terms of the restrictions. If violations are noted, the annual report must detail the steps taken to return to compliance. If the Owner identifies any violations during the annual inspections or at any other time, the Owner must within ten(10) days of identifying the violation: determine the identity of the party in violation; send a letter advising the party of the violation; and demand that the violation cease immediately. Additionally, copies of any correspondence related to the enforcement of these restrictions shall be sent to DTSC and the CVRWQCB within ten(10) days of its original transmission. DTSC and the CVRWQCB shall have sole responsibility to enforce this requirement. 13. The Owner shall notify DTSC and the CVRWQCB of each of the following: (1) The type, cause, location and date of any disturbance to any remedial measures taken or remedial equipment or groundwater monitoring system installed on the Property that could affect the ability of such remedial measures, remedial equipment, or monitoring system to perform their respective functions; and(2) the type and date of repair of such disturbance. Notification to DTSC and the CVRWQCB shall be made by registered mail within ten(10)working days of both the discovery of such disturbance and the completion of repairs. The institutional controls would also include requirements for monitoring, inspections, and reporting to verify compliance with land use and activity restrictions. The reporting for these compliance inspections would be integrated with reports for the cover inspection and maintenance (Section 7). The LUC should be prepared consistent with DTSC policy and finalized and recorded after physical remedial measures are implemented and before the site is given a"Certification"by DTSC. The LUC will run with the land and stay in effect as long as hazardous substances limit use of the property and until terminated by DTSC. Pursuant to Section 67391.1 of CCR Title 22, Division 4.5, Chapter 39, the project proponent will pay all costs including for DTSC oversight associated with the administration of the land use controls. DTSC has authority to require modification or removal of any land improvements placed in violation of the restrictions. Also, violation of the LUC will be grounds for DTSC to file civil or criminal actions as provided by law. Also, the Pre-Decisional LUC will remain in full force and effect until revised and replaced by the State. The area requiring institutional controls is shown in Figure 11. Site 47 RAP for Soil 24 October 2023