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Mr. Joe Parco, P.E. City of Santa Ana May 6, 2004 Page 3 of 6 hazardous substances release, etc.). This notification will be provided so that the City can comply with the Orange County MS4 NPDES Permit and notify the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board (Regional Board) verbally or by email within 24 hours of the incident. Following the telephone notification and within two business days, URS will provide the City a copy of the inspection report and associated photographs, detailing the nature of the water quality threat observed. The City will then submit the required written report to the Regional Board within 10 days of the incident for industrial facilities or within 5 days for commercial facilities. For observed incidents that are determined not to pose a threat to human health or the environment, URS will provide the City a copy of the inspection report and associated photographs within 5 business days. The City will then submit the required written report to the Regional Board within 30 days of the incident. Using the standardized format developed previously, URS will prepare a Notification of Potential Non -Compliance for each facility that appears to be in violation of the General Permit for Stormwater Discharges Associated with Industrial Activity. The notification letter will be e- mailed to the City for signature and submittal to the Regional Board. For those facilities which are also observed to be in violation of the City's Water Pollution Regulations (Ordinance No. NS - 2328), URS will prepare the City's standard Notice of Non -Compliance, mail the original notice to the designated facility and issue a copy to the City. Deliverables: Updated Prioritized Facility Inventory, completed inspection forms, and enforcement correspondence. Subtask 3: Additional Program Assistance as Requested. URS will provide additional technical and regulatory assistance related to the Industrial and Commercial Facility Inspection Program as requested by the City of Santa Ana. Proposed Terms and Budget Our approach to meeting the requirements of the City of Santa Ana's Industrial and Commercial Facility Inspection Program and the anticipated level of effort is presented in Table 1. The estimated cost for Subtask 2 (Conduct Facility Inspections, Inventory Management, and Enforcement Notifications) is based upon our experience to date in conducting the City's