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Committee Recommendation: 4) CHEMICAL SPECIALIST EMPHASIZE SPOT CHECKS. Staff Analysis: Staff agrees. If the Environmental Monitoring Committee is reappointed, it could work with the Fire Department's Chemical Specialist in advising possible modifications to the existing hazardous materials storage monitoring program to incorporate ~uch spot checks. The Chemical Specialists position is already in the Fire Department budget. Therefore, no fiscal impacts would be realized. Committee Recommendation: 5) EXPAND DATA SYSTEM FOR STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL. Staff Analysis: Staff agrees and the Fire Marshal is working to update the list of hazardous materials permittees now stored on the computer. In addition, staff is working to utilize the City's existing computer system to accommodate the retrieval capacities of this information. The best solution would be the creation of a citywide parcel quality data base. The City plans to possibly generate this type of system in the future. Fiscal impacts would not be realized until the City expanded to a citywide date base system. C) WATER QUALITY PROGRAM Committee Recommendation: 1) REQUIRE RETROFIT TEST WELLS AT BUSINESS PARKS. Staff Analysis: Staff agrees that such a program would be worthwhile. There are no conditions of approval requiring that these wells be installed. Although such monitoring is directly related to conditions relating to underground tanks and storage of hazardous materials staff suggests it initiate cooperative efforts with the developers of the Pleasanton Business Park, Meyer Business Park, Valley Business Park and Koll Business Park to install shallow wells for monitoring water quality. These wells would augment the sites presently being monitored throughout the City by Zone 7, the City, and Hacienda Business Park I & II. One well per site would be sufficient and the well could be located Page 4 SR85:553