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' correct the problem. ' If a leak: has existed so that gasoline has leaked into the ground, then the Maintenance person is to call the MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT at 800-924-3273 and report this so the proper agencies ' can be notified. ' MAINTENANCE OF MONITORING, EQUIPMENT At the time of the annual tank testing, all leaf: detection devices will be checked for proper operation. ' If no annual tank: testing is to be performed, then the monitoring system will be checked annually by a trained person employed or ' hired by the Customer Company. ' LEAF;: RESPONSE PLAN ' In the case a leak is suspected per the inventory records or one of the monitors indicates a leak:, the following procedures will be performed within 24 hours: ' 1 . Check inventory records at site and at the main office 2. Visually check all dispensers for leaks 3. Visually check all turbine pit areas for gasoline ' 4. Stick: and check: tank sec=ondary containment c=avities for gasoline or water 5. Check calibration of all dispenser meters ' If fuel is found in the secondary containment of the turbine pit areas or the secondary tank:, the Customer Company will hire a ' contractor to determine where the fuel is coming from and repair . If a precision tank test is deemed necessary to determine if a leak: exists, then the Customer Company will perform this test ' with its own personnel or will hire a contractor to do so. The contractors at its disposal are: t Sacramento Equipment Maint . - 516-925-2716 Tank:nology - 800-826-5837 If a leak is found that has released gasoline into the ground, or gasoline is found in the secondary containment areas of the station, the Customer Company will report , within 24 hours, to the local agency responsible for the particular site. If cleanup ' is necessary, the Customer Company will employ an engineering firm to determine extent of contamination. The Customer Company has several firms at its disposal : ' James Parker 510-439-1024 Dames and Moore 205-222-7852 t 4