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rac Z Ide me • 10990 Roe Avenue Overland Park,KS 66211-1213 Phone 913 696 6100 yrcw.com May 10, 2010 Ms. Stacy Rivera, REHS San Joaguin County, Environmental Health Department 600 E. Main St., Stockton, CA 95202-3029 Ms. Rivera: This letter is in response to your April 13, 2010, Underground Storage Tank(UST)Program Inspection Report, resulting from your inspection at the YRC, Inc., facility located at 1535 E. Pescadero Avenue in Tracy, CA. (See attached): Item#6: Monitoring and/or response plan is not onsite. Response: The monitoring/response plan is onsite and attached to a clipboard above the Veeder Root tank monitor console. (See attached photograph) Item#7: Maintenance & monitoring records not maintained 3 years. The alarm history listed an alarm on L3 (T1 sump) that was not addressed in the facility alarm log or the D.O. monthly report. Response: The 10/13/09 L3 fuel alarm(Tl sump) was noted in Tanknology's 11/6/09 DO report. (See attached) In this report, please note that in the page 2 notes of the DO "Monthly Visual Inspection Checklist"the T1 sump was inspected and was "visually confirmed dry/clean." Item#11: UST monitoring equipment is not installed or maintained to detect a leak at the earliest opportunity. Response: Our service contractor, Covey Engineering, has submitted a permit on 4/27/10 to replace two of the four sensors noted in your inspection report. The sensors that are being permitted to be replaced are for the waste oil (T6) annular space and waste oil (1-14) sump. According to Covey Engineering, two of the sensor cords, the gear oil (T4) and motor oil (T5) cords,have enough slack in them to wrap the annular sensors completely around these tanks so that the sensors will rest at the lowest possible position to detect a leak. Covey Engineering is waiting on approval from the County to complete this work. Item#19: Overfill prevention system was overridden.