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Mr. Jeffery Wong May 13, 2013 of transmittal from the professional engineer that prepared and certified the SPCC plan. Additionally, the District is presently preparing a SPCC plan that encompasses all facility aboveground petroleum storage containers above 55 gallons in size, and which is in compliance with present 40 CFR 112 code of federal regulations. The SPCC plan now in preparation will be forwarded to your office for review within 30 days. Item 514 — Secondary containment for surface fuel piping for four (4) 100 - gallon day tanks for four existing emergency generators. The District is presently in the design phase to provide secondary containment for the surface (above ground) fuel piping. Upon completion of the design of a satisfactory containment plan, the construction of containment features will occur. The District will notify your office upon completion of the containment system. Item 521 — Fuel transfer line disconnection prior to vehicle departure. The District has identified two means by which fuelers / drivers will be aware that fuel lines from above ground fuel tanks and fitting shall be disconnected prior to departure. 1) The District has obtained and installed signs warning fuelers / drivers that fuel lines shall be disconnected and secured before departing. See attachment 2 to this letter for photographic evidence of the warning sign installation. 2) Because the District fueling operations are of a small scale nature the same person loading and unloading fuel will be driving the fueling or fueled vehicle. This procedure avoids the condition where an unaware person could possibly drive away a vehicle that is connected by a hose to an AST. Item 607 — Secondary containment for Facility 2,000 gallon aboveground diesel storage tank. The tank in question is actually a secondarily contained tank. After your site visit of April 3, 2013 District personnel reviewed the affixed tank label and did confirm the tank is in fact secondarily contained. See attachment 3 to this letter for photographic evidence of the tank's label identifying it as a secondarily contained tank. Items 620 — Warning signs cautioning all vehicles entering the facility that aboveground petroleum storage tanks are present. The District has obtained and installed signs warning all vehicles entering the facility's two access gates that aboveground petroleum tanks are present at the District water treatment plant. The signs have been place at the main gate of Al Bonner Drive, and at the