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UST CASE CLOSURE SUMMARY Agency Information Current Agency Name: San Francisco County Current Agency Caseworker: Ms. Elyse Heilshorn Case Information USTCF Claim No.: 11225 Site Name: Arco Station

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How to fill out ust proposed closures

1. Step 1: Start by gathering all the necessary information about the proposed closures.
2. Step 2: Identify the specific details required for each closure, such as the reason for closure, expected duration, and any special instructions.
3. Step 3: Begin filling out the closure form provided by UST.
4. Step 4: Input the relevant information in a clear and concise manner, ensuring accuracy and completeness.
5. Step 5: Review the completed form for any errors or missing information.
6. Step 6: Submit the filled-out UST proposed closures form through the designated channel or to the appropriate authority. Make sure to follow any additional submission guidelines provided.
7. Step 7: Retain a copy of the submitted form for your records.
8. Step 8: Await further instructions or updates regarding the proposed closures from UST or the relevant authority.

Who needs ust proposed closures?

1. Any individual, organization, or business planning to propose closures of certain areas or activities that fall within the authority of UST.
2. Municipalities or government bodies that require approval from UST for implementing closures in their jurisdiction.
3. Event organizers who need to notify UST about temporary closures for specific occasions or activities.
4. Businesses or individuals seeking permission for closures related to construction, renovation, or maintenance work that may affect public access or safety.
5. Anyone seeking to manage or regulate traffic flow by implementing closures with UST's involvement.
6. Any party specifically instructed by UST to submit proposed closures for review and consideration.

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What is ust proposed closures?

UST proposed closures refer to the regulations and forms that must be submitted to inform state authorities about the proposed shutdown of underground storage tanks (USTs).

Who is required to file ust proposed closures?

Owners and operators of underground storage tanks that are planning to close their systems are required to file UST proposed closures.

How to fill out ust proposed closures?

To fill out UST proposed closures, follow the specific guidelines provided by your state or local regulatory body, including providing details about the USTs, closure methods, and any remediation plans needed.

What is the purpose of ust proposed closures?

The purpose of UST proposed closures is to ensure that underground storage tanks are closed in compliance with environmental regulations to protect public health and the environment.

What information must be reported on ust proposed closures?

UST proposed closures must report information such as the location of the tanks, tank dimensions, closure method, and any contamination assessment or remediation plans.