Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 391-3-15-.13 - Georgia Underground Storage Tank (GUST) Trust Fund
(1) Administration.
(a) Funding the GUST Trust Fund.
1.
Environmental Assurance Fee
(EAF). In order to participate in the liability limitations and
reimbursement benefits of the GUST Trust Fund, commencing on July 1, 1988, an
UST owner or operator shall pay to EPD an EAF on each gallon of petroleum
products imported into Georgia. The EAF was 0.1¢ per gallon from July 1,
1988 through September 30, 1991; 0.2¢ per gallon from October 1, 1991
through September 30, 1996; 0.5¢ per gallon from October 1, 1996 through
June 30, 2013; and the EAF is 0.75¢ per gallon effective July 1, 2013.
This fee is established to assure the funding of emergency, preventive, or
corrective actions necessary when public health or safety is, or potentially
may be, threatened from a release of regulated substances from an UST and to
provide compensation for third-party liability.
(i)
Point of EAF Collection.
This fee shall be collected by the terminal operator or jobber upon request of
the UST owner or operator when the petroleum product is removed from a
terminal, or if the petroleum product will never be stored in a terminal in
Georgia, then by the importer thereof and paid to EPD. Proof of such payment
shall be provided the UST owner or operator by the terminal operator or jobber.
Exchanges of petroleum products on a gallon-for-gallon basis within a terminal
shall be exempt from this fee. Petroleum product which is subsequently exported
from Georgia is exempt from this fee. An UST owner or operator purchasing
petroleum products from an out-of-state terminal operator or jobber must remit
the EAF directly to EPD, unless the terminal operator or jobber agrees to remit
the EAF for the owner or operator.
(ii)
Timetable for Remittance.
EAFs shall be remitted to EPD quarterly. Terminal operators remitting collected
EAFs may be required to provide EPD with a list(s) of owners or operators who
elected or declined payment of EAFs. Fees are due to EPD on the 20th day of
each October, January, April, and July for the previous three month period. The
EAF payment shall be accompanied by such forms as may be prescribed by the
Director. If a terminal operator, direct importer or direct pay owner or
operator has good cause for an extension of time, he may apply to the Director
for additional time to file his EAF payment. Such application must be made to
the Director before the payment becomes delinquent and must state all facts
giving rise to the necessity for additional time. If the Director grants an
extension, such extension may not exceed 30 days.
2. Civil Penalties. All civil penalties
recovered by the Director as provided in O.C.G.A. §
12-13-19 shall be paid into the
GUST Trust Fund.
(b)
Establishing GUST Trust Fund Eligibility.
1.
Notification Requirements for UST Systems. In order to participate
in the GUST Trust Fund as a financial assurance mechanism, each owner or
operator of an UST currently in use must have submitted notification forms as
required in Rule
391-3-15-.05(3).
2.
Eligibility For Existing UST
Systems.
(i)
Initial
Election. All owners or operators of existing USTs who elect to
participate in the GUST Trust Fund as a financial assurance mechanism under
Rule 391-3-15-.12,
as of July 1, 1988, must:
(I) pay the EAF on
each gallon of petroleum product purchased after July 1, 1988; or
(II) the owner or operator purchasing
petroleum product from an out-of-state terminal operator or jobber must remit
the EAF for each gallon thus purchased after July 1, 1988 directly to EPD
unless the terminal operator or jobber agrees to remit the EAF to EPD for the
owner or operator; and
(III) report
any known or suspected leaks from an existing UST. Meeting these conditions
automatically makes a tank owner or operator a participant in the GUST Trust
Fund, and no specific notice to EPD is required to confirm such participation.
Any tank owner or operator who elects not to participate in the GUST Trust Fund
must make a written declaration of that election to the Director and to the
terminal operator or jobber.
(ii)
Subsequent Election. All
owners or operators of existing USTs who elect to participate in the GUST Trust
Fund as a financial assurance mechanism under Rule
391-3-15-.12, ninety (90) or more
days after July 1, 1988, or who elect to participate in the GUST Trust Fund as
a financial assurance mechanism under Rule
391-3-15-.12 after there has been
an interruption in GUST Trust Fund participation subsequent to the initial or
subsequent election to participate either by the current owner or operator or
the current owner or operator's predecessor in title, must:
(I) perform and pass a tank system precision
tightness test, the results of which must be acceptable to EPD;
(II) perform a site check of the UST site in
accordance with 40 CFR
280.52(b), the results of
which must be acceptable to EPD;
(III) remit to EPD all EAFs which would have
been collected under the provisions of Rule
391-3-15-.13(1)(b)2.(i),
including an amount equal to any interest which would have accrued to those
monies had they been remitted from July 1, 1988, or from the date of the
interruption of participation in the GUST Trust Fund, as determined by EPD,
provided there has not been a release of petroleum that has not been remediated
in accordance with these Rules; and
(IV) comply with (b)2.(i) of this
paragraph.
(iii)
Subsequent Election for New Owners or Operators. Notwithstanding
the foregoing, in subsection (ii) above, all owners or operators who acquire a
new interest or ownership in existing USTs through purchase or other transfer
of title which are not covered by the GUST Trust Fund as a financial assurance
mechanism as provided under Rule
391-3-15-.12 at the time of the
acquisition may elect to participate in the GUST Trust Fund as a financial
assurance mechanism under Rule
391-3-15-.12 for those USTs so
acquired. The new owner or operator, in order to participate in the GUST Trust
Fund as a financial assurance mechanism under Rule
391-3-15-.12, must, within one (1)
year from the date of acquisition:
(I)
perform and pass a tank system precision tightness test, the results of which
must be acceptable to EPD;
(II)
perform a site check of the UST site in accordance with
40 CFR
280.52(b), the results of
which must be acceptable to EPD;
(III) remit to EPD all EAFs from the date of
the acquisition of the USTs by the new owner or operator under the provisions
of Rule 391-3-15-.13(1)(b)2.(i),
provided that prior to the initial EAF payment herein there has not been a
release of petroleum that has not been remediated in accordance with these
Rules;
(IV) submit a sworn
statement by the new owner that the owner from whom the USTs are being or were
acquired has no controlling interest in the new owner; and
(V) comply with (b)2.(i) of this paragraph.
3.
Eligibility For New USTs Installed After July 1, 1988. All owners
or operators of new USTs who elect to participate in the GUST Trust Fund as a
financial assurance mechanism under Rule
391-3-15-.12 must:
(ii) comply with all requirements under the
provision of Rule
391-3-15-.13(1)(b)2.(i).
(c)
Maintaining GUST Trust
Fund Eligibility. In order to maintain eligibility for GUST Trust Fund
disbursements, all participating owners or operators of UST systems must
satisfy the following requirements:
1.
Reporting Changes in UST Status. The participating owner or
operator shall notify EPD in writing of any of the following changes in UST
status:
(i) change in ownership; or
(ii) closure.
2.
Payment of EAF. Payment of
EAFs must be made for each UST until such time as closure requirements are
satisfied.
3.
Recordkeeping. The participating owner or operator shall maintain
the following records for each UST and make them available to EPD:
(i) records of any tank system tightness
tests as required in
391-3-15-.13(1)(b);
(ii) receipts for any and all EAF payments,
whether remitted directly or indirectly to EPD;
(iii) records of compliance with operator
training and examination, release detection, secondary containment,
interstitial monitoring and under dispenser containment requirements per Rules
391-3-15-.05 and
391-3-15-.16; and
(iv) proof of payment of EAFs as required by
O.C.G.A. §
12-13-18(a) for
the time period prior to September 2000 is presumed from the filing of the
Annual Tank Registration form for 2001, in accordance with Rule
391-3-15-.05(4),
indicating that the method of Financial Responsibility for the USTs at the time
of filing was participation in the GUST Trust Fund as provided in Rule
391-3-15-.12, if payment of the
most recent EAF for the registered tank has been made. This presumption shall
be overcome and no longer effective if payment of such fees cannot be verified
by records of EPD, the station owner, the UST owner or operator, or the
terminal operator, maintained in accordance with Rule
391-3-15-.13(1)(c)4.(i)
or any other relevant provision of law.
(v) any records as may be required by
EPD.
4.
Retention
of Records.
(i) All records identified
in (c)3. above shall be retained for a period of thirty-six (36) months or
until one of the following is accomplished, whichever comes first:
(I) ownership of an UST, and all records
pertaining thereto, are transferred to a new owner for retention; or
(II) owner or operator is instructed
otherwise by EPD.
5.
Reporting of Suspected Leaks or
Spills. The participating owner or operator shall report to EPD any
suspected leak or spill of petroleum product.
6.
Loss of GUST Trust Fund
Coverage. Whenever the Director has reason to believe that a
participating owner or operator has failed to maintain GUST Trust Fund
eligibility pursuant to these Rules, the Director shall issue a notice of
violation. The participating owner or operator shall have 30 days from receipt
of such notice to provide evidence of compliance with all GUST Trust Fund
eligibility requirements or take all necessary steps to correct such violation.
If, after 30 days, the participating owner or operator fails to resolve the
notice of violation, the Director shall issue a notice of termination of GUST
Trust Fund eligibility. Within 60 days of such notice of termination, the owner
or operator must provide an alternate financial assurance mechanism.
(d)
Amount and Scope of GUST
Trust Fund Coverage.
1. The GUST Trust
Fund will provide, to participating owners or operators, coverage for release
response and corrective action, as identified in 40 CFR Part 280, Subpart F,
and for compensation of third parties for bodily injury and property damage
caused by accidental releases arising from operating regulated petroleum
product USTs not to exceed $1 million per occurrence cumulatively. For purposes
of Rule 391-3-15-.13,
the term "occurrence" shall mean any unexpected or unintended sudden or
non-sudden release of petroleum product arising from operating an UST that
results in a need for corrective action, bodily injury, or property damage.
(i) Any property owner shall not be
considered a third-party claimant if the property was transferred to that
property owner by the owner or operator of an underground storage tank after a
release where damages could be reasonably anticipated;
(ii) Third-party liability property damage
shall be reimbursed from the GUST Trust Fund based on the rental costs of
comparable property during the period of loss of use up to a maximum amount
equal to the fair market value. In the case of property that is actually
destroyed as a result of a petroleum release, reimbursement shall be an amount
necessary to replace or repair the destroyed property, whichever is less;
and
(iii) Payments for third-party
liability damages, as defined in these Rules, shall never exceed the amount of
the GUST Trust Fund coverage as provided in these Rules for any owner or
operator and shall not include payments for any claims for attorney's fees for
third-party claimants or claims for punitive damages or mental
anguish.
2. The GUST
Trust Fund will provide, to participating owners or operators, annual aggregate
coverage for release response and corrective action and for compensation of
third parties for bodily injury and property damage caused by accidental
releases arising from operating petroleum product USTs not to exceed
cumulatively the following amounts:
(i) For
participating owners or operators of one to 100 petroleum product USTs, $1
million; and
(ii) For participating
owners or operators of 101 or more petroleum product USTs, $2
million.
3. The
participating owner or operator shall be liable for the first $10,000 of
release response and corrective action costs and third party liability claims
per occurrence and be totally responsible for any replacement or retrofitting
or both of affected tanks and associated piping. The participating owner or
operator must demonstrate financial responsibility for the first $10,000 of
release response and corrective action costs and third party liability claims
per occurrence by an allowable financial assurance mechanism as described in
40 CFR
280.95-
280.99,
280.102, and
280.103.
4. The State of Georgia and the GUST Trust
Fund shall have no liability for loss of business, damages, or taking of
property associated with any release response or corrective action.
5. Whenever the trustee of the GUST Trust
Fund determines that all costs eligible for payment, both release response and
corrective action costs and third-party liability claims, may exceed the
per-occurrence or aggregate coverages, the first priority for payment shall be
the corrective action costs necessary to protect human health and the
environment. The trustee shall pay third-party liability claims in the order in
which the trustee received valid court orders under Rule
391-3-15-.13(1)(h)2.
6. If a corrective action is to be
conducted using funds from the Georgia Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund, the
corrective action will not extend substantially beyond the target objectives of
Rule 391-3-15-.09(4).
If a participating owner or operator desires to have the corrective action
scope go beyond these objectives, the owner or operator must pay the difference
in cost between those objectives and the owner or operator's alternative
objectives.
(e)
Principal Disbursements.
1. The
principal of the monies deposited in such fund pursuant to O.C.G.A. §
12-13-10 may be expended by the
Director for the following purposes:
(i) to
take whatever emergency action is necessary or appropriate to assure that the
public health or safety is not threatened whenever there is a release or
substantial threat of a release of regulated substances from an UST;
(ii) to take preventive or corrective actions
where the release of the regulated substances presents an actual or potential
threat to human health or the environment where the owner or operator has not
been identified or where the owner or operator is unable, as determined by the
Director, to perform corrective action, including, but not limited to,
provisions for providing alternative water supplies;
(iii) to provide compensation for third-party
liability;
(iv) to pay for any
portion of the administrative cost of administering the GUST Trust Fund which
exceeds the amount of interest earned on the corpus of such fund; provided,
however, that no more than 10 percent of the fees collected annually pursuant
to Subsection (a) of O.C.G.A.
12-13-10 shall be used for such
purpose;
(v) to provide
reimbursement to eligible, participating owners and operators who have
conducted release response and corrective action; and
(vi) to provide payments to state contractors
for eligible, participating owners and operators who are unable, as determined
by the Director, to conduct corrective action for petroleum releases from
USTs.
2. To encourage
voluntary release response and corrective action, a participating owner or
operator conducting such activities under these regulations, either through his
own personnel or through response action contractors or subcontractors, is
entitled to reimbursement of reasonable costs from the GUST Trust Fund, subject
to the following provisions:
(i) subsequent to
release response and prior to initiating additional corrective action, the
participating owner or operator must submit to EPD a proposed Corrective Action
Plan - Part A for release response activities completed and for proposal of
site investigation activities, together with incurred and projected costs of
the activities completed and proposed, respectively, and upon receipt of
approval by EPD, shall promptly continue corrective action. Upon implementation
and completion of the approved Corrective Action Plan - Part A and prior to
initiating additional corrective action for soil and groundwater, the
participating owner or operator must submit to EPD a proposed Corrective Action
Plan - Part B for site investigation reporting and for proposal of additional
site activities, together with projected costs of those activities, and upon
receipt of approval by EPD, shall promptly continue corrective
action;
(ii) the participating
owner or operator or his agents shall keep and preserve detailed records
demonstrating compliance with the approved corrective action plans and all
invoices and financial records associated with costs for which reimbursement
will be requested;
(iii) upon
receipt of a complete Corrective Action Plan - Part A, EPD shall make a
determination and provide written notice as to whether the participating owner
or operator responsible for corrective action is eligible or ineligible for
reimbursement of costs. Should EPD determine the participating owner or
operator is ineligible, it shall include in its written notice an explanation
setting forth in detail the reasons for the determination;
(iv) the participating owner or operator
shall submit to the Director, within 30 days of completing all corrective
action, a completion report that corrective action has been
completed;
(v) no later than 30
days from the submission of the completion report, the participating owner or
operator must submit an application for reimbursement of costs in accordance
with criteria established by EPD. The application for reimbursement must
include the total cost of the corrective action and the amount of reimbursement
sought;
(vi) the first $10,000 of
approved corrective action costs incurred by the participating owner or
operator are not eligible for reimbursement from the GUST Trust Fund nor are
costs for replacement or retrofitting of affected tanks and associated
piping;
(vii) no costs may be
reimbursed to the participating owner or operator until such time as corrective
action has been completed in accordance with a plan approved by EPD. However,
provisions for interim payments may be made if the corrective action is being
conducted in accordance with a plan approved by EPD which allows interim
payments; and
(viii) reimbursement
of reasonable costs from the GUST Trust Fund shall be limited as provided in
Rule 391-3-15-.13(1)(d).
(f)
Cost
Recovery.
1. The participating owner
or operator of an UST shall be liable for all costs of preventive, corrective,
and enforcement actions incurred by the State of Georgia as a result of a
release or a substantial threat of release of a petroleum product from an UST
unless the participating owner or operator enters into a consent agreement as
directed in O.C.G.A. §
12-13-11(c). The
provisions for cost recovery from owners or operators participating in the GUST
Trust Fund are as follows:
(i) whenever costs
have been incurred by EPD pursuant to Subsection (f) of O.C.G.A. §
12-13-9 or Subsection (b) of
O.C.G.A. §
12-13-11, for corrective action,
the participating owner or operator shall be liable for the first $10,000 per
occurrence for corrective action; such funds to be paid into the GUST Trust
Fund within 90 days of notice by the Director;
(ii) notwithstanding the provisions of
Subsections (b) and (c) of O.C.G.A. §
12-13-11, the participating owner
or operator shall be liable for 100 percent of costs associated with
preventive, corrective or enforcement actions necessary to protect human health
or the environment, or for compensation of third-party liability claims, should
EPD find that any of the following situations exist:
(I) the release was due to willful or
negligent actions by the participating owner or operator;
(II) the participating owner or operator is
in arrears for monies owed to the GUST Trust Funds;
(III) the participating owner or operator
moves in any way to obstruct the efforts of EPD or its contractors to
effectuate corrective action;
(IV)
the participating owner or operator of a petroleum product UST has stored any
petroleum product in such UST which has not been subjected to, nor paid any,
EAF imposed in Subsection (a) of O.C.G.A. §
12-13-10.
(iii) notwithstanding the provisions of
Subsections (b) and (c) of O.C.G.A. §
12-13-11, the participating owner
or operator may be liable for up to 100 percent of costs associated with
preventive, corrective or enforcement actions necessary to protect human health
or the environment, or for compensation of third-party liability claims, should
EPD find that any of the following situations exist:
(I) the release is from an UST not registered
in accordance with O.C.G.A. §
12-13-13;
(II) the participating owner or operator
fails to comply with any provision of the consent agreement required by
Subsection (c) of O.C.G.A. §
12-13-11;
(III) the participating owner or operator has
failed to comply with any provisions of GUSTA or these Rules and such failure
has caused, contributed to or otherwise adversely affected the release, or when
non-compliance has not directly contributed to or otherwise adversely affected
a release and such non-compliance was not or has not been corrected in a timely
fashion when directed to do so by the Director.
(iv) notwithstanding subparagraph (ii) or
(iii) above, the participating owner or operator may not be liable for costs
associated with preventive, corrective, or enforcement actions necessary to
protect human health or the environment, or for compensation of third party
liability claims, should EPD find that the following exist:
(I) the source of the release is an UST
system that was removed or abandoned prior to July 1, 1988, and is within close
proximity, but not more than 200 feet, of an existing UST system owned or
operated by a participant in the GUST Trust Fund, and the existing UST system
is a replacement for the removed or abandoned UST system; or
(II) the current contamination from an
existing UST system owned and operated by a participant in the GUST Trust Fund
and another source cannot be differentiated, as determined by the
Director.
2.
Except as otherwise provided for in Subsection (c) of O.C.G.A. §
12-13-11, in the event of any
discharge or threatened discharge of a regulated substance, the State or any of
its agencies may recover in a civil action from any owner, operator, or other
responsible person all costs incurred by the State or any of its agencies or
monies from the Federal Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Trust Fund in
the assessment and the cleanup of any release of a regulated substance and all
costs incurred in the prevention, abatement, or removal of any threatened
discharge of a regulated substance, including reasonable attorney's fees and
any other necessary costs of response incurred by the State or any of its
agencies. All such monies recovered shall be deposited into the GUST Trust
Fund. The State shall have a lien on the property of owners or operators until
funds are paid.
(g)
Bankruptcy of GUST Trust Fund Participant. Following the
commencement of a voluntary or involuntary proceeding under the U.S. Bankruptcy
Code, 11 U.S.C. §
101
et seq., naming a
participating owner or operator as debtor, EPD may file a claim against the
participating owner or operator for the following, as necessary:
1. satisfaction of closure requirements;
or
2. corrective action.
(h)
Third-Party Compensation
Claims. Subject to all other provisions of these Rules, the trustee of
the GUST Trust Fund shall provide compensation for third-party liability claims
only when:
1. the trustee has received notice
of potential third-party liability from the participating owner or operator
within sixty (60) days of the date the participating owner or operator is made
aware of a claim or claimant, which notice shall contain particulars sufficient
to identify the UST covered by the GUST Trust Fund financial assurance
mechanism and other information with respect to the time, place and
circumstances of the occurrence, as well as the names and addresses of the
persons alleged to be injured and all available witnesses. Failure to timely
give a notice in compliance herewith shall forfeit all rights of a
participating owner or operator to have third-party compensation claims paid
from the GUST Trust Fund; and
2.
the trustee has received a valid final court order establishing a judgment
against the participating owner or operator for bodily injury or property
damage caused by an accidental release of petroleum products from an
underground storage tank covered by the GUST Trust Fund financial assurance
mechanism and the trustee of the GUST Trust Fund determines that the
participating owner or operator has not satisfied the judgment. However, there
shall be no liability on the part of the GUST Trust Fund and the trustee
thereof unless the trustee shall have been given timely notice by a
participating owner or operator of any lawsuit filed by a potential third-party
liability claimant, and the trustee has an opportunity to intervene in said
lawsuit and defend on behalf of the participating owner or operator with the
full cooperation and assistance of the participating owner or operator against
any claim which might be asserted by a potential third-party liability claimant
for bodily injury or property damage allegedly caused by an accidental release
of petroleum products from an underground storage tank covered by the GUST
Trust Fund financial assurance mechanism. There shall be no liability for the
GUST Trust Fund under this provision should the participating owner or operator
fail to provide notice to the trustee within fifteen (15) days of the service
of a law suit against the participating owner or operator or fail to cooperate
with the trustee in the defense against the claim or should the final judgment
presented to the trustee be a default judgment.
(2)
Corrective Action.
(a)
GUST Trust Fund Corrective Action
for Participating Owners or Operators.
1.
Reporting. The participating
owner or operator shall report to EPD any suspected leak or spill of petroleum
product as required in 40
CFR 280.50, and the participating owner or
operator must inform EPD in writing within sixty (60) days of the date of the
confirmation of the release of an intent to file a claim for reimbursement
against the GUST Trust Fund or an intent to obtain corrective action through
the State contractor.
2.
Corrective Action by Participating Owner or Operator.
(i)
Corrective Action Plan - Part
A. Subsequent to release response and prior to initiating additional
corrective action, the participating owner or operator must submit to and
receive approval from EPD for the proposed Corrective Action Plan - Part A, in
accordance with the provisions of Rules
391-3-15-.09(2)
and 391-3-15-.13(1)(e)2.
Such corrective action plan shall, at a minimum:
(I) provide documentation of participation in
the GUST Trust Fund, if not submitted previously;
(II) report completed release response
activities;
(III) summarize the
proposed site investigation including a projected schedule for submittal of a
Corrective Action Plan - Part B; and
(IV) provide cost projections and a schedule
of reimbursements for the proposed site investigation activities.
(ii)
Corrective Action
Agreement. Following approval by EPD of the Corrective Action Plan -
Part A, the participating owner or operator will enter into a corrective action
agreement with EPD, which shall, at a minimum:
(I) provide approval, if not granted
previously to protect human health and the environment, for continuation of
corrective action;
(II) confirm
eligibility under the GUST Trust Fund;
(III) approve an estimated schedule of
reimbursement; and
(IV) require
submittal of a Corrective Action Plan - Part B, unless directed by EPD not to
submit such plan.
(iii)
Corrective Action Plan - Part B. Subsequent to completion of the
site investigation proposed in the Corrective Action Plan - Part A and prior to
initiating additional corrective action, the participating owner or operator
must submit to and receive approval from EPD for the proposed Corrective Action
Plan - Part B, in accordance with the provisions of Rules
391-3-15-.09(2)
and 391-3-15-.13(1)(e)2.
Such corrective action plan shall, at a minimum:
(I) report the results of the site
investigation;
(II) summarize the
proposed corrective action including projected schedules and corrective action
objectives; and
(III) provide cost
projections and a schedule of reimbursement for proposed corrective action
activities.
(iv) the
proposed scopes of work, schedules and cost projections submitted under the
Corrective Action Plan - Part A and the Corrective Action Plan - Part B may be
modified, and, if approved by EPD in writing, said approval shall amend the
Corrective Action Agreement.
3.
Corrective Action by State.
If the participating owner or operator is unable, as determined by EPD, to
perform corrective action, the participating owner or operator of an UST shall
be liable for all costs incurred by the State of Georgia as a result of a
release of a petroleum product from an UST unless the participating owner or
operator enters into a consent agreement with the State as provided for in
O.C.G.A. §
12-13-1(c).
(b)
Other GUST
Trust Fund Corrective Action. Whenever the Director has reason to
believe that there is or has been a release of a regulated substance into the
environment from an UST, regardless of the time at which storage of such
material occurred, and has reason to believe that such release poses a danger
to human health or the environment, the Director may obtain corrective action
for such release, utilizing funds from the GUST Trust Fund, provided however,
that corrective action for regulated substances other than petroleum products
shall not be obtained by utilizing funds generated from EAFs.
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