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Vl O""W6 p1.I111urjr v r+. ..r gra au u.a... , r++ ----- — v --- u -u --V11 1J to be removed by m--�ually operated sump pump u^pier continued operator surveillance so a5vo assure that no traces o it are discharged with such storm accumulation. Since there is no facility for treatment or - drainage from the diked areas, the entire area is to be visually inspected by the Plant Engineer, or his assistant, on a daily basis for signs of spillage or leakage and so noted in records to be kept in the Plant Engineering Office. Bulk Storage •anks: All the aboveground horizontal and vertical steel tanks conform to all applicable API 650 standards and are to be utilized for the storage of No. 2, and No. 6 Fuel Oils. The aboveground tanks are each contained in separate diked areas, having' provisions for confinement of the entire tank contents. The dikes are constructed of concrete and have no provision for drainage other than manual removal by means of sump pump. A1l'sueh operations shall be under constant operator supervision. All tanks were hydrostatically tested prior to first usage and are to -be visually -inspected by the Plant Engineer, or his assistant, on a daily basis for signs of corrosion and leakage. The results of these inspections are to be noted in records retained in the Engineering Office. Installation of failsafe devices and/or high liquid level alarms on the oil storage tank at this location has not been deemed necessary due to the size, nature and experience at this facility. Steam condensate from the internal _heating coil is 'discharged to the plant condensate reuse system. Samples of condensate from this system are 'taken for analysis on a daily basis which is considered to provide adequate protection in the event of leakage to this system. There is no provision for any direct, or otherwise, discharge from the oil storage facilities at this location- All plant discharges are to the municipal sewerage system which is required to monitor all discharges to the Stanislaus River... This is considered to provide adequate protection in the event of leakage from this facility. Facility Transf r Operations: All pipelines are buried underground to a depth of 2 feet and are not endangered by any vehicular traffic. The pipelines have been coated to provide protection against corrosion and, where possible, shall be inspected by the Plant Engineer, or his assistant, on a daily basis for signs of leakage. The results of these inspections are to be kept in the Plant Engineering Office. �n the event a pipeline is taken out of service for any reason whatsoever, the line shall be capped and identified as to origin. -Facility T.oadin¢/Unloa_dine: All oil transfer operations are from tank .truck to the oil storage tank. The fill pipes are so located that any spillage during transfer is collected in'a container for subsequent disposal. This method of spillage prevention is considered to afford, based on experience at this location, adequate means.of spill prevention during transfer operations. I