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Ham ®® Y—b r A F•' I ,7!r 7 Return to Compliance for October 27, 2010 Inspection DEC 42010 BAN JOp.QL�v COUNTY Fast Lane Central Valley ENVIRC.'Nk LiNTAL pr 1. A payment plan was worked out with Accounting Department of the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department.The first payment was made to the EHD in November. 2. Financial responsibility forms sent to site and submitted to EHD with this form. 3. UST Monitoring plan and response plan submitted with this form. Forms also sent to site. 4. The UST operating permit will be sent on completion of the payment plan to the EHD. However, we are able to continue operating legally as we have a payment plan to clear up the past due balance. 5. Monitoring certification, line leak detector, and spill bucket tests sent to site and delivered to EHD by site manager. 6. Diesel north fill sump sensor permit given and replaced by Service Station Systems (work ordered attached). 7. Release form attached. 8. Release form attached. Exact cause of the leak into the dispenser pans is not known at this time. Service Station Systems will determine cause of slow weeping from all dispenser shear valves and sumps as witnessed by the inspector.Should a cause be found it will be corrected and permit filed if required. Final certification of sites leak sensors on December 8, 2010 will ensure they can properly detect a release. 9. In order to help the Designated Operator report more completely each month the site will maintain a written log at the monitoring panel. On site manager will follow up to ensure DO has properly address the noted alarms during their monthly inspection. 10. Service Station System called to investigate the cause of the liquid in both the diesel STP sump and in the vent box. Initial investigation showed no cause of the liquid thus a more thorough investigation into a possible issue.