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I FREQUENCY OF PREFORMING THE MONITORING METHOD <br /> A. DAILY VISUAL MONITORING <br /> Hazardous materials stored in underground tanks include: <br /> Gasoline <br /> Waste oil <br /> These underground tanks and piping will be electrically monitored <br /> on a continuous basis by ADI RONAN EQUIPMENT. <br /> Hazardous materials stored aboveground include: <br /> Propane <br /> Waste oil (prior to dumping into underground tank) <br /> Motor Oil <br /> Transmission oil <br /> Gear Lubricant <br /> Grease <br /> Solvent (including parts cleaners) <br /> Battery Acid <br /> Antifreeze <br /> When the station stores these materials, the storage area must be <br /> visually inspected every day for any signs of leakage. <br /> If there is a leak or spill of any of the hazardous materials, <br /> whether stored aboveground or underground, the Emergency Response <br /> Procedure provided in this package must be followed as applicable. <br /> B. DAILY VISUAL MONITORING LOG <br /> The following information will be recorded on the daily visual log: <br /> Leakage into the tanks annular spaces <br /> Leakage in tanks fill box <br /> Leakage into sub. pump boxes <br /> Leakage in piping monitoring wells <br /> Leakage of other hazardous materials <br /> Inspector' s initials <br /> Any corrective action taken <br /> The information above will be provided for all of the existing <br /> tanks on the site. <br />