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EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK MONITORING PROGRAM This monitoring program must be kept at the UST location at all times. "The information on this monitoring program are condition of the operating permit.The permit holder must notify San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department, phone(209)468-3420 of any changes to the monitoring procedures unless required to obtain approval before making the change. Required by CCR 2632(d)and 2641(h). FACILITY NAME: Safeway Store 1769 DATE: March 1,2003 FACILITY ADDRESS: 2808 Country Club Rd. , Stockton, CA 95204 1. List the name(s)and title of people responsible for Stan Olea/Fuel Operations Manager Heather Moon/Food Safety and Environmental Affairs Manager 2. If an unauthorized release occurs, how will the hazardous substance be cleaned up? Note: If a released hazardous substance reaches the environment, enters a storm drain, or increased the fire explosion hazard, then San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department must be notified immediately. If a hazardous substance is not cleaned up from secondary containment, then the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department must be notified within 24 hours. Call (209)468-3420. For small spills onsite,personnel will apply the FM186 product to the spill area, and use absorbent material to clean up released material. In the event of a larger spill,the operator will call 9-1-1 (if necessary),the store manager and Veeder Root to assist in the emergency. 3. Describe the proposed method and equipment to be used for cleaning up hazardous spills. For small spills, apply FM186 product, agitate product and fuel,soak up with absorbent pads. Once fuel is neutralized place in trash. For larger spills storm drains will be protected with drain mats, socks and absorbent pads.An environmental clean-up company will be called for clean-up and disposal of large spills. 4. Describe the proposed availability and location of the spill control equipment. There are 2 portable bags in the kiosk containing absorbent pads, and socks. The drain mat is also stored in the kiosk area. This can be reordered through central supply at least 3 times per week. 5. Describe the proposed method of disposal for the spent spill control equipment ie spent absorbent. For small spills, neutralized absorbent pads may be placed in with regular trash. For larger spills all material will be removed by an environmental clean-up company. 6. Describe the maintenance schedule for the cleanup equipment. Absorbent pads and socks are inspected weekly and reordered as needed.Any equipment provided by the emergency response contractor is the responsibility of the contractor.