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Claimants who comply after December 22, 1998 · California · deductible

For Claimants who comply after December 22, 1998 · California · deductible, jurisdiction is California; coverage tier / owner category is Claimants who comply after December 22, 1998; basis is deductible; amount is in no event less than $20,000; condition or mechanism is must pay a deductible that is four times the amount that would otherwise apply to the claim, but in no event less than $20,000, recorded from its source on 2026-08-26.

Jurisdiction
California verified
Coverage tier / owner category
Claimants who comply after December 22, 1998 verified
Basis
deductible our reading
Amount
in no event less than $20,000 verified
Condition or mechanism
must pay a deductible that is four times the amount that would otherwise apply to the claim, but in no event less than $20,000 verified
Source citation
Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund FAQs verified
Sourcewaterboards.ca.gov
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DatasetUnderground storage tank financial responsibility minimum coverage amounts

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What the source says

It is important to note that when the State Water Board grants a waiver of the permit requirements, claimants must pay a higher deductible on their claim, depending upon the date that the claimant complied with the UST permitting or closure requirements. Claimants who comply on or before December 22, 1998, must pay twice the amount of deductible that would otherwise apply to the claim, but in no event less than $10,000. Claimants who comply after December 22, 1998, must pay a deductible that is four times the amount that would otherwise apply to the claim, but in no event less than $20,000.

waterboards.ca.gov, retrieved 2026-08-26

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