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RESOLUTION NO. 2009-38
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RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN
BERNARDINO RATIFYING THE SUBMITTAL OF A GRANT APPLICATION TO
THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY IN THE
AMOUNT OF $20,000 AND AUTHORIZING THE FIRE DEPARTMENT TO
ADMINISTER THE GRANT.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SAN BERNARDINO AS FOLLOWS:
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of a grant application to the California Environmental Protection Agency ("CALIEP A") for a
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SECTION 1. The Mayor and Common Council hereby ratify the Fire Chiefs submittal
grant in the amount of $20,000.
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SECTION 2. The Fire Chief is hereby authorized to accept and administer the 2008
CALIEPA grant in the total amount of $20,000. A copy of the grant award package, including
the grant application, is attached as Attachment "A", and incorporated herein by reference.
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RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN
BERNARDINO RATIFYING THE SUBMITTAL OF A GRANT APPLICATION TO
THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY IN THE
AMOUNT OF $20,000 AND AUTHORIZING THE FIRE DEPARTMENT TO
ADMINISTER THE GRANT.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was duly adopted by the Mayor
and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino at ajoint regular meeting thereof,
held on the 2nd
day of March
, 2009, by the following vote, to wit:
COUNCIL MEMBERS:
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ESTRADA
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BAXTER
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Rac I G. Clark, City Clerk
City of San Bernardino
The foregoing Resolution is hereby approved thisdu( day of March ,2009.
Approved as to form:
JAMES F. PENMAN, City Attorney
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CAI/EPA
Environmental Enforcement & Training Grant Program
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Grant Award & Authorization Fonn
Fiscal Year: 2008/2009
Your Fiscal Year 200812009 application for Environmental Enforcement and Training
Grant funds has been approved as follows:
Name of Applicant: San Bernardino City Fire Department
Grant Amount: $20,000.00
Grant Number: EETGOB01
You are authorized to utilize grant funds to support the Hazardous Materials
Investigation Unit according to the requirements described in the following documents,
which are attached and incorporated as part of this grant award:
. Completed Application (Attachment 1)
. Contacts (Attachment 2)
. Grant Disbursement Request (Attachment 3)
. Tentative Timetable (Attachment 4)
Grant Award & Authorization Form
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Attachment 1
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CalfEP A
EnvrrorumenulEmoreement
and Training Grant Program
(Penal Code sections 14300)
2008 Grant Application
Background:
The Environmental Enforcement and Training Grant Program is found in Penal Code sections
14300, at seq., and Title 27 ofttre California Code of Regulations at sections 10010-10018. The
purpose of these grants is to provide financial assistance for environmental enforcement and
related training programs to enhance statewide enforcement of environmentalism. The secretary
may award grants to public and private nonprofit organizations for.
1) Training public prosecutors, peace officers, firefighters, and state or local
environmental regulators in the investigation and enforcement of environmental laws;
and/or
2) local environmental regulators for the enforcement of environmental laws.
The actual amount of grant funding available is dependent on the amount of money deposited into
the Enforcement and Training Account from settlements and other donations.
Application Deadline:
Applications must be postmarked or hand delivered by no later than 5:00 p.m. on September 30,
2008.
Where to Submit Applications:
CallEPA Office of the Secretary
Environmental Enforcement and Training Grants Program
Attn: Jami Ferguson
10011 Street, P.O. Box 2815
Sacramento, California 95812-2815
For additional information contact:
Jami Ferguson (916) 322-2935
E-mail Address:jferguson@calepa.ca.gov
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Eligibility:
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· Individuals are not eligible to receive grants.
· Private nonprofit organizations or public entities may submit a grant application.
. Applicants that have previously received grant funds may be eligible for future grant awards.
. Organizations that have not received previous grants under the Environmental Enforcement
and Training Grant program may receive preference over organizations currently or
previously receiving grant awards.
. Local environmental regulators may request local assistance grants to assist in the
enforcement of environmental laws, based upon a showing of substantial need and a lack of
other available funding sources.
. Applications that propose projects that are inconsistent with CaVEPA's statutory authority
are ineligible for funding.
Grant Criteria:
The Secretary will award grants based upon the following criteria:
. The Secretary will consider only one application per applicant for a given project Applicants
may submit more than one application if the applications are for separate and distinct
projects or activities.
. Applications will be evaluated based on the merit of the proposed project in comparison to
other applications. Past performance may be considered during the evaluation process for
those applicants who have received previous grants.
. California Law requires CaVEPA to conduct its programs in a manner that ensures the fair
treabnent of people of all races, cultures, and income levels including minority populations
and low-income populations in the State. Receipt of grant funds is conditioned on the
incorporation of environmental justice objectives as they relate to environmental
enforcement into any proposed training courses. Training courses should include, as
appropriate, one or more of the following components:
(1) Developing an understanding of environmental justice laws and principles.
(2) Developing targeted enforcement projects or plans benefiting communities most
burdened by pollution sources or impacts.
(3) Ensuring public participation and information sharing whenever possible.
. Applicants may receive grants to develop a new activity or substantially improve the quality
of existing programs upon a showing that the project will have a direct impact on
environmental enforcement and/or training activities.
. The Secretary will review and consider the responsiveness of the worK plan to CaVEPA's
environmental enforcement and training objectives, the overall effectiveness of the project
design, the clarity of the measures of success and the qualifications of project staff.
Information concerning the enforcement and training program at CallEPA can be found at:
httD:/twww.caleDa.ca.aovlEnforcementl
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Restrictions on Grants:
(1) Grant funds can only be used for the purposes set forth in an approved narrativeJwork plan,
and must be consistent with the statutory authority for the award.
(2) Grant funds cannot be used for lobbying, or intervention in state or federal regulatory
proceedings.
(3) Grant funds cannot be used for matching state or federal funding.
(4) State law requires all grantees to certify and assure that they will comply with all applicable
state laws, regulations, and requirements before receiving funds.
Reporting Requirements for Grant Recipients:
Grant funded projects should be completed within the time frames set out in the work plan. The
recipient organization is responsible for the successful completion of the project and submission of
required reports.
(1) All recipients must submit quarterly and final reports to the Secretary within 30 days of
the end of the quarter or end of the project for final reports. Failure to submit reports
may result in termination of the grant
(2) Unused grant funds remaining at the end of the fiscal year may retumed or if approved
by CaIlEPA, extended for use in the following focal year.
(3) CallEPA may require an audit or financial accounting from a grant recipient at any time.
Selection of Grant Recipients:
Applications will be screened to ensure that they meet all requirements described in the statutes
and regulations governing the program.
. After all applications are received, acknowledgements of receipt will sent to all applicants.
. Factors in the selection process may indude geographic and socioeconomic balance;
diverse nature of the projects, cost, and projects whose benefits can be sustained after the
grant is completed.
. Once applications have been recommended for funding, additional information may be
necessary to complete the award process, such as tax identification numbers. Approved
applicants may be required to complete additional govemment forms prior to receiving grant
funds.
. All applicants are informed as to the decision on their application.
Decisions of the Secretary concerning grants are final and not subject to appeal.
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STAFF REPORT
Subiect:
Resolution authorizing the City of San Bernardino Fire Department to establish a
Hazardous Materials Investigation Unit
BacklJl"Ouud:
The illegal disposal of hazardous waste within the city is an issue that negatively affects
the environment, the health of the public, and the overall appearance of the city. The Fire
Department has begun taking positive steps to curb the trend of illegal disposal through
cooperative efforts with the San Bernardino County Environmental Crimes task Force
and the District Attorney's office.
This resolution will create a Fire Department based Hazardous Materials Investigation
Unit (HMIU). The HMIU will focus on tracking the source of illegally disposed of
hazardous materials, and facilitating legal action against the perpetrators.
Two of the department's hazardous materials specialists have been sent to the Federal
Law Enforcement Training Center's, Advanced Environmental Crimes Investigation
Course, and are qualified to carry out the program's activities.
Proe:ram SUmmary:
The Fire Department HMIU would have the responsibility and authority to investigate the
following:
. Any Hazardous Materials Incidents that are suspected to have been caused by
negligence and or hazardous material violations
. Any illegal transporting, storing, and or dumping of Hazardous Materials and or
Hazardous Waste,
. Any businesses suspected of Hazardous Materials violations, and or Hazardous
Materials Permit violations.
Through a collaborative effort with the Fire Department, City Attorney's Office, Police
Department, Code Enforcement, Mayor's Office, and the City Council, the Hazardous
Materials Investigation Unit will playa major role in protecting the citizen's of San
Bernardino, and be a vital link to preserving the City's environment and reducing blight
Most investigations leading to the successful prosecution of individuals and or businesses
guilty of environmental crimes will typically generate large fines. According to the
Health and Safety Code, the Investigating agency (San Bernardino City Fire) will be
awarded fifty percent of all fines collected by the court. The Investigating Agency also
has the authority to impose cost recovery fees for each investigation.
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The cost of establishing the program on a full time basis is estimated to be $25,000-$35,000 per
year. This cost is primarily generated by paying for overtime coverage behind two (2) HMIU
Investigators and for overtime associated with HMIU investigations.
Recommp-odations:
1. Adopt resolution in accordance with this staff report
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RESOLUTION NO, 2008-295
2 RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SAN BERNARDINO AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO FIRE
3 DEPARTMENT TO ESTABLISH A HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVESTIGATION UNIT.
4 WHEREAS, the City of San Bernardino Fire Department has developed the Hazardous
5 Materials Investigation Unit program; and,
6 WHEREAS, the Hazardous Materials Investigation Unit was developed to track the source
7 of illegal disposal of hazardous waste within the City of San Bernardino and facilitating legal action
8 against the perpetrators; and,
9 WHEREAS, a pilot program was instituted on May 3, 2008 and proved effective.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
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12 SECTION 1. The Mayor and Common Council does hereby authorize the establishment
13 of the Hazardous Investigations Unit in the San Bernardino Fire Department.
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1 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO FIRE DEPARTMENT
TO ESTABLISH A HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVESTIGATION UNIT.
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The foregoing Resolution is hereby approved thi~y of July
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Approved as to form:
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JAMES F. PENMAN,
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Nathan Cooke
450 E. Vanderbilt Way
San Bernardino Ca, 92408
San Bernardino City Fire Deparbnenl
Hazardous Materials Investigation Unit
Office: (909)844-3710
Email: cooke_na@sbcity.org
QUALIFICATIONS: (All positions listed below are currently being held)
· Hazardous Materials Investigator (poST Certified)
o Advanced Environmental Crimes Investigation (FLETClEP A)
o CIWMB LEA Designee! Waste Tire Enforcement
o San Bernardino County Environmental Crimes Strike Force Member
. Hazardous Materials Specialist (Office of Emergency Services Certified)
o Hazardous Materials Response Team Technical Advisor (San Bernardino City Fire)
o Hazardous Materials Response Team Equipment Coordinator (San Bernardino City Fire)
o Hazardous Materials Response Team Instructor (San Bernardino City Fire)
o Member of the San Bernardino County Hazardous Materials Responder Association
. Police Officer Reserve (San Bernardino Police Department)
o SWAT Paramedic
. Terrorism Liaison Officer (FBI/Jomt Regional Intelligence Center)
o Coordinator for County of San Bernardino Fire Departments
. Southern California Tactical Emergency Medical Task Foree Member
o FBY Los Angeles Task Force to respond to Terrorism ReIa1ed Incidents on the West Coast
. Company Officer (California State Fire Marshal's Office Certified)
. Fire Engincer (San Bernardino City Fire)
. Certified Paramedic (State of California)
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ATTACHMENT 2
CONTACTS
The Cal/EPA contact for general program issues relating to this grant is
Lisa Brown, Assistant General Counsel.
Correspondence regarding program issues, including required program reports, should
be directed to:
Lisa Brown, Assistant General Counsel
The Environmental Enforcement and Training Grant Program
clo The Califomia Environmental Protection Agency
Office of the Secretary
10011 Street; P.O. Box 2815
Sacramento, Califomia 95812-2815 Phone: (916) 322-7310
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ATTACHMENT 3
GRANT DISBURSEMENT REQUEST
FUNDING CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT AND
TRAINING GRANT PROGRAM FUNDS
Total Environmental Enforcement and
Training Grant (EETG) Allocation for (check
one box only):
Allocation of $20,000.00
x EETG
o CDAA Environmental Project
o CDAA Circuit Prosecutor Project
o Commission on Peace Officer Standards
and Training
Funds will be disbursed by check as follows: 100% in February 2009
'Circuit Prosecutor's Project - participating district attorney offices shall provide
matching funds or in-kind contributions equivalent to, but not less than, twenty percent
of the expense of the deputized environmental circuit prosecutor.
I certify to the best of my knowledge and belief that the information contained in the
grant disbursement request, is correct and complete and is in accordance with the
grant. In addition, I hereby authorize the Air Resources Board to make any inquiries to
confirm this information.
Date:
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Sig ture of Authorized Official
NA HAN COOKE
Hazardous Materials Investigator
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ATTACHMENT 4
TENTATIVE TIMETABLE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
ENFORCEMENT AND TRAINING GRANTS
FYs 2008/2009
The CaVEPA Office of the Secretary oversees the Environmental Enforcement Training
Grant Program and develops program requirements and project criteria. This timetable
is provided as information to accompany the application.
. CallEPA announces the availability of grant funds to the public -
September 1, 2008.
. CallEPA evaluates grant applications for completeness and consistency with
statutory authority for awarding grant funds. CaVEPA selects grantees.
. CallEPA distributes grant funds (100%) to grantee.
. 6 months after receipt of funds, ftrstproject report from grant recipient is due.
. 15 months after receipt of funds, final project report from grant recipient is due.
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Please provide all infonnation requested,
Additional pages may be attached as necessary.
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Supervisor's Name: /JJ~# r~J'
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NarrativeJWork Plan:
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3. Identify the enforcement and/or training target audience and how the organization intends to
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8. Describe the environmental justice component of the program required under Califomia Code of
Regulations 10016(b)(3), or the reason(s) such a component is not included in the project.
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Required Supporting Materials/Documentation:
aY' Budget projections supporting the work-plan narrative.
[jI""" Resumes of key personnel who will be significantly involved in the project, including the
project lead.
~ Documentation to support the organization's non-profit status.
a Letter(s) of commitment - if your proposed project includes the significant involvement of
other organizations.
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The undersigned parties agree to the terms and conditions as set forth in this grant
award. The undersigned parties certify under penalty o(perjury that they are duly
authorized to bind the parties to this grant.
Date: II IS; or .
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Cal/EPA Office of the Secretary
Name: LINDA S. ADAMS
Secretary for Environmental Protection
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Applicant
Name: NATHAN COOKE
Hazardous Materials Investigator
San Bemardino City Fire Dept.
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Certification and Sianature:
A person authorized to act on behalf of the applicant organization must sign this
application.
I HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED BY THE APPLICANT ORGANIZATION TO COMPLETE AND SIGN
THIS APPLICATION ON ITS BEHALF. TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE THE
INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS APPLICATION, INCLUDING THE WORK PLAN AND
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION, IS TRUE AND ACCURATE.
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Name: /J/g~ ;J;oJ~
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Telephone No.: 90f-I?Y?- 37/0
Fax No: 9't79- 3e?Y - s Y.5:2.
E-mail Address: caoks-"R (;). .sbc'iv,o'3
Thank you for your interest in the CaVEPA Environmental Enforcement and Training Grant
Program. You will be notified of the Secretary's decision conceming this application and any
necessary follow-up within 90 days of the close of the application period.
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