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Motor Fuel' Tanks Located in Structures At Least 10 Percent Below the Ground Surface Is the tank situated above the surface of the floor? N YES Does the structure provide secondary containment3 far the contents of the tank, piping, and ancillary equipment? YES Does the structure in which the tank is located provide enough space for a physical inspection of the exterior of the tank, all connected piping including any portion of vent line, vapor recovery line, or fill pipe below ground surface, and all ancillary equipment? YES Does the tank facility, including the tank being evaluated, have an aboveground petroleum storage capacity4 of 1,320 gallons or more? YES Pursuant to Chapter 6.7 and Chapter 6.67 of the California Health and Safety Code this tank is an AST subject to California %,_ Health and Safety Code 25270-25270.13 as applicable. ,/ Petroleum Lubricant Tanks Located in Structures At Least 10 Percent Below the Ground Surface2 NO I Does the structure provide secondary containment3 for the contents of the tank, piping, and ancillary equipment? YES Does the structure in which the tank is located provide NO enough space for a physical inspection of the exterior of the tank except for any part of the tank in contact with the floor? YES Does the tank facility, including the tank being evaluated, NO have an aboveground petroleum storage capacity4 of 1,320 gallons or more? Pursuant to Chapter 6.7 and Chapter 6.67 of the California Health and Safety Code this tank is an AST subject to California Health and Safety Code 25270-25270.13 as applicably STOP Pursuant to Chapter 6.7 and Chapter 6.67 of the California Health and Safety Code this tank is a UST 5A subject to California Health and Safety Code 25280-25299.8 as applicable_J/ 1As defined in Section 280.12 of Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations. Including, but not limited to, a basement, cellar, shaft, pit, or vault. 3L ntil cleanup Occurs. Storage capacity is the aggregate capacity of all aboveground petroleum storage containers of 55 gallons or more at a tank facility. 'This tank system may be eligible for an exemption from chapter 6.7 of the California Health cot Safety Code under the existing section 25283.5. 6Systems as defined by California Health cXr Safety Cade 25281.5(c) may be eligible for an exemption from chapter 6.7 of the California Health &Safety Code under the existing section 25281.6. State Water Resources Control Board UST Program, December 20, 2012