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Instructions on creating an account can be found here.Apply for a PBS Facility RegistrationLink to full PBS regulations - 6 NYCRR Part 613 (PDF) Link to the Used Oil regulations - 6 NYCRR Subpart 374-2Link to Revised Federal Underground Tank RegulationsChemical Bulk Storage (CBS) ProgramThe CBS program applies to properties that store a hazardous substance (a substance listed in 6 NYCRR Part 597) in:an aboveground storage tank larger than 185 gallons;any size underground storage tank; orin a container that can store 1,000 kg or more for a period of 90 consecutive days or more.All regulated tanks at facilities must be registered with DEC and managed in compliance with applicable regulations for the storage and handling of hazardous substances.Apply for a CBS Facility RegistrationLink to applicable regulations - 6 NYCRR Parts 597 (PDF)6 NYCRR Parts 598 (PDF)Link to Revised Federal Underground Tank RegulationsFederal Underground Tank RegulationsCertain underground storage tanks (USTs) storing petroleum or hazardous substances/chemicals are also subject to federal regulations (40 CFR Part 280) from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).Federal Underground Tank RegulationsThe full text of the applicable federal regulations is on EPA's website.Link to Revised Federal Underground Tank RegulationsRequirements for PBS, MOSF, & CBS UST Operator TrainingUnder federal and state regulations, certain underground storage tank (UST) systems must have Operators who are trained in tank-specific knowledge. The revision of New York State's petroleum bulk storage (PBS) regulations, 6 NYCRR Part 613, went into effect on October 11, 2015 and required facilities with such tanks to designate the names of their authorized Class A and Class B Operators with DEC by October 11, 2016. To become authorized, Operators must be trained and must pass a DEC-administered exam that demonstrates their competence to operate these tank systems.Learn more about Operator Training RequirementsMajor Oil Storage Facility (MOSF) ProgramThe MOSF program applies to facilities that store a total of 400,000 gallons or more of petroleum in aboveground and underground storage tanks. Facilities must be licensed by DEC and managed in compliance with applicable regulations for the storage and handling of petroleum. Vessels that transfer petroleum to another vessel while operating in the waters of New York State must also obtain an MOSF license prior to these transfers.
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The 2024-25 Budget: CalFire—Implementation of a 66-Hour Workweek
Given the condition of the General Fund, we think it is both reasonable and necessary for the Legislature to revisit all its previous budget commitments—including those the Governor proposes revising and those he would leave intact—to determine whether they still are among its highest priorities for available funding.
Withholding Approval of Funding in 2024‑25 Could Have Some Notable Advantages
 There are a few reasons why it could be beneficial to the Legislature to withhold its approval of funding to implement the workweek proposal in 2024‑25, as we discuss further below.
Withholding Approval Would Preserve Legislative Flexibility to Revisit Approach. As discussed previously, the MOU includes language allowing for the reopening of when and how to implement the change in the workweek through future collective bargaining negotiations if the Governor declares a budget emergency and the General Fund cannot sustain the costs. However, in practice, if the Legislature chooses to appropriate the proposed funds to implement the change as part of the 2024‑25 budget, delaying implementation through the collective bargaining process likely will be difficult and result in some other concessions to affected employees that would increase state costs. Deferring to the collective bargaining process for adjusting the workweek provision also would constrain the Legislature’s role in being able to shape any potential modifications, since its only involvement with MOU agreements is a “yes” or “no” vote on ratification. In contrast, if the Legislature were to defer approving funding for implementing the 66‑hour workweek, it would give the parties the opportunity to reopen discussions on that provision as part of the upcoming negotiation process, such as to consider an alternative implementation time line or put forward alternative and less costly options to address firefighter welfare. It also would give the Legislature the opportunity to independently explore whether it would like to implement other approaches to addressing its concerns about firefighter health and wellness instead of the workweek change. Accordingly, not funding the workweek proposal in 2024‑25 is among the only effective avenues available to the Legislature if it wants to maximize its authority and flexibility to consider alternative approaches.
Withholding Approval Would Allow Legislature to Adjust to Future Budget Conditions.
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Civil Motions and Hearings: Sacramento Superior Court

than one (1) court day after filing.

 All replies shall be filed directly in the 
 department in which the matter is to be heard, and shall be served upon opposing 
 counsel at least five (5) court days before the hearing by personal delivery, facsimile 
 transmission, express mail, or other means designated to ensure that the 
 opposition and reply papers are received no later than one (1) court day after 
 filing.

 Failure to comply with the requirements concerning 
 filing and serving opposing and reply papers may, in the discretion of the 
 court, be deemed cause for acting on the matter without consideration of the 
 document filed in violation of the requirements and may be deemed cause for 
 imposing sanctions.

 	Oppositions and replies for Law and Motion (Departments 53 and 54), shall be
 	filed at the Hall of Justice Building, 813 6th Street, Room 212,
 	(2nd Floor).

Compromise Claims of Minors and Incompetent Persons

 All petitions and orders for the compromise of 
 claims of minors or incompetent persons shall be filed in compliance with
 
 Probate Code section 3500 - external link,
 
 Code of Civil Procedure section 372 - external link and 
 California Rule of Court 7.950, et seq. - external link, whether by way of compromise, covenant not to sue, or 
 stipulated judgment. Petitions and orders shall also comply with the applicable 
 requirements of 
 
 California Rules of Court, rule 2.100 - external link, et seq.

If a complaint has already been filed with the Court, all petitions
 shall be filed in Room 102, with no filing fee due. If a 
 complaint has not already been filed, parties must submit appropriate
 
 filing fees along with (1) for limited civil cases, a complaint, a 
 petition to compromise the claim of a minor or incompetent person and the applicable
 proposed orders, or (2) for unlimited civil cases, a petition to compromise the claim of a minor or 
 incompetent person and the applicable proposed orders. The party shall furnish the court
 with one original which is unbound (but instead, clipped or rubber-banded) and one copy in
 the format pursuant to
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