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Page 2 of 3 Nolan to Le Stockton UST Inspection Response February 3, 2005 • Item #16 — SJCEHD noted that the written UST monitoring plan needed to be updated and submitted to the County by February 4, 2005. PG&E has updated the plan and a copy is attached to this report. • Item #18 — SJCEHD noted two Veeder-Root alarm records, dated March 31, 2004 and July 19, 2004. The County requested additional information regarding the responses to these alarms and input on how future alarm actions will be documented. The March 31 alarm was related to a leak on the delivery hose connection, causing fuel to enter the sump. The fuel was removed on April 5, 2004. The July 19 alarm was caused by a faulty line leak detector which was replaced on that same day. PG&E would like to note however, that the Stockton Division is instituting a new alarm tracking form to better document alarms and related responses. A copy of the form is included in Attachment 2 of the UST Monitoring Plan. This form may be modified in the future as needed. • Item #19 — SJCEHD noted that positive shutdown could not be confirmed during the January 4 testing due to the sump sensor problems. PG&Es contractor, Accutest, returned to the facility on January 24, 2005 and completed the testing, and confirmed positive shutdown. A copy of the monitoring system certification results was submitted by fax to the County on January 24, 2005. A copy is also attached to this report. • Item #20 — SJCEHD noted that the unleaded line leak detector could not be tested on January 4, 2005 due to the sensor problems. PG&Es contractor, Accutest, returned to the facility on January 24, 2005 and completed the testing, and confirmed proper operation of the line leak detector. A copy of the results was submitted by fax to the County on January 24, 2005, and a copy is also attached to this report. • In addition, a copy of the Secondary Containment Testing Report form for the test performed on January 4, 2005 is attached. It is a pleasure to provide this information. As always, PG&E is committed to environmental compliance and continued improvement. We also consider a positive relationship with our regulatory agencies to be a vital part of our program. If you have any questions, or need additional information, please feel free to call me at (209) 942-1566. Sincerely, PACIFIC GAS /AN � ELECTRIC COMPANY Erich Nolan, RG, CHMM Environmental Field Specialist Stockton Division