Part 3 April 25, 2018 Dear DOGGR, Attorney General, and Consumer Watchdog, This letter is in regard to banning fracking and stopping the underground pipeline project in San Luis Obispo County. You need to spotlight the responsibility and accountability for the massive lack of leadership on these issues raised in this petition. I have contacted DOGGR attorney on many occasions regarding the Price Canyon Oil Field in San Luis Obispo County. None of us need to be told how important it is that we act now on spills, cracks, and leaks in water wells, city water, land, water beds and air pollution in San Luis Obispo County due to the neglect of the Price Canyon Road Oil Field and Phillips 66 Refinery. It is important that this information is mailed to residents living near these contaminated sites and posted on your website in real time. Public health is more important then the oil companies/refineries bottom line, if you keep this information a secret you will become liable to the public on a grand scale. We demand that the State Oil Regulators reveal the spills, cracks and leaks, drilling fluids, toxic water and disclosed to the public in San Luis Obispo County immediately to save lives and our lands. In addition to holding the oil companies liable for their actions, in an immediate timeframe. Thousands of people have made this clear on the streets and 3 petitions to request help for our community. When are you going to do your job? The ball is now in your corner, enough talking. Legal action will follow if you do not wake up to our requests. We have enough evidence for intentional torts in many statues, constitutional violations, environmental racism, human rights and civil rights abuses/ crimes, criminal and civil abuses/ laws, neglect/ damages for financial, physical, medical and emotional stress and etc. It is in your best interest to act. It will cost you more to ignore us, them to help. The State Regulators let oil companies taint drinkable water in Central Valley and drill more waste disposal wells into aquifers that are suitable for drinking and irrigation that should be protected by the clean water act. People are getting sick and their crops are dying in the Central Valley from oil spills. As it stands in 2016, 141 wells in Kern County, 11 wells in San Luis Obispo County and more to come in San Luis Obispo County that has or will have drilling on or near aquifers. I hope the State realizes that they are killing half the population of California off by their deadly mistake of lack of regulations and monitoring of oil companies and refineries. There should never be an oil field or refineries in the back or front yard of a child's home, schools, inside malls or courtyards, yet it is happening all over California. Living with the uncertainty of your future and health is mental torture. Turning a blind eye to these facts should never be allowed. Half the State is getting many forms of cancer, in fact, the Central Valley Children Hospital and hospitals up and down the State serve a lot of children with cancer and other rare diseases from the greedy oil companies and refineries. Enough is Enough the Oil Industry is running the State Regulators, you must take your power back before it is too late for us all. We request the specified sections of 21100 and 21100 of its entirely. Including any comments by all agencies involved, which is pursuant to section 21104 or 21153. We demand all data from the environmental impact statement including the margin of error and range that is usually omitted from the record. We demand the names, address, and departments involved in the environmental impact statement report, along with who disagreed/ or approved the project. As well as detail information about the effects, which the proposed project mitigated, minimized, negative and any alternatives offered. We demand the table of content and summary. Questions: (1-6) 1) Do you as a state officers/ agent analyze GHG emissions generated by the projects subject to the California Environmental Quality Act. If "NO", why not? 2) What are the guidelines and please mail me the current and last 20 years of the interpretation and recommendations of Price Canyon Oil Field and Phillips 66 Refinery? 3) Does each local county set their own standards for environmental impact statement or does the federal government do it? 4) Are the local counties and federal government allowed to proceed with the proposal of a negative environmental impact statement on file? Is there an exception to the general rule, and what is it? 5) Does the federal government sets the standards for environmental impact statement or is it only won by a legal precedent in each county in California? 6) If it has been won in any city in California, which set a legal precedent, forward me the state and federal statutes and rules of law on these counties, names and case numbers. Sincerely, Kim Chaffee P.S. Please respond back to me in the U.S. mail only.