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The document is a Certification of Financial Assurance form from the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health for facilities operating under Permit by Rule (PBR) or Conditional Authorization (CA). It outlines the requirements for financial assurance related to closure costs, exemptions based on estimated costs, and details necessary for compliance. The form must be completed by the facility owner or operator and includes sections for facility identification, estimated closure costs, exemptions, and certification by the owner/operator.

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Begin with Section I: Facility Identification. Enter your business name, facility ID number, and type of operation. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Proceed to Section II: Estimated Closure Costs. Input the estimated closure costs and attach a written estimate as required. This section is vital for compliance.
In Section III, indicate if you qualify for an exemption from financial assurance requirements by checking the appropriate box and providing necessary details.
Move to Section IV: Closure Financial Assurance Mechanism. Select the type of mechanism you are using and provide relevant details such as effective date and ID number.
Finally, complete Section V: Owner or Operator Certification. Ensure that the authorized person signs, dates, and prints their name clearly.

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