Last week, a local doctor said he found high levels of chemicals in patients living near the gas facility. This comes as Southern California Gas Company officials say Aliso Canyon does not present a safety risk because the facility "is being held to the most rigorous monitoring, inspection and safety requirements in the nation." The rigorous monitoring includes visual inspections of each well four-times a day and daily infrared thermal imaging to detect leaks. MORE: SoCalGas reaches $8.5M settlement with SCAQMD over Porter Ranch leak "People are making sacrifices. This is a workday, it's a school day. People are here," said Craig Galanti, a Porter Ranch resident. Many of the people who live in the area feel the investigation is not over. "It's time for others to step up, because this could happen to you," Galanti said. The governor told Eyewitness News that he has asked the Energy Commission to plan for the permanent closure of the Aliso Canyon storage facility.