California ICC UST Inspector Practice Exam

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Which agency approves a site-specific variance that allows for an alternative method of construction or monitoring?

The Regional Water Quality Board
The State Water Resources Control Board
The Department of Toxic Substance Control
The local agency

The correct answer is: The Regional Water Quality Board

The Regional Water Quality Board is the agency responsible for approving site-specific variances that permit alternative methods of construction or monitoring. This authority is critical because the Regional Water Quality Boards oversee water quality regulation at the regional level, ensuring that local practices align with state water quality standards. When an alternative method is proposed, it is essential for it to be evaluated in the context of local water quality impacts. The Board’s involvement guarantees that variances do not compromise water safety or violate existing regulations. Their expertise in assessing the implications of such alternatives ensures that they are environmentally sound and comply with California's water resource management goals. The other agencies mentioned, while involved in different aspects of environmental and resource management, do not have the specific mandate to approve site-specific variances for construction or monitoring methods in relation to water quality standards as delineated by the California Code of Regulations.