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Mr. Don Mukai -3- <br />product <br />3 - <br />product at the dispenser when it detects a leak. The placement of the under - <br />dispenser spill control or containment systems shall not interfere with the <br />continuous monitoring system. <br />8. The CONV-132000 shall not interfere with the capability to conduct any required <br />secondary containment testing of the UDC or the maintenance of leak detection <br />equipment. <br />9. Per CCR, § 2636(g)(3)(C), the Underground Storage Tank Program Manager <br />may modify or revoke this approval, at any time, if there is any evidence that <br />CONV-132000 fails to adequately protect the soil and groundwater from <br />unauthorized releases. <br />10. Each frame is only considered to be approved as long as it is manufactured, <br />installed, operated, and maintained in accordance with Bravo's requirements and <br />the State Water Board's regulations. <br />11. The State Water Board has not reviewed the ability of the CONV-132000 to <br />adequately anchor the dispenser to the surrounding concrete. This approval in <br />no way relieves the manufacturer or installer from responsibility for ensuring that <br />the dispenser is properly secured in accordance with applicable codes, <br />regulations, and sound engineering practice. <br />12. This approval is based solely on UST statutes and regulations and does not take <br />into account other codes that may apply (i.e., fire code, building code, etc.). <br />If you have any questions concerning this letter, please contact Donielle Jackson at <br />(916) 341-5863 or dliackson(c�waterboards.ca qov. <br />Sincerely, <br />Original signed by <br />Kevin L. Graves, P.E. <br />Underground Storage Tank Program Manager <br />Enclosures: 1) Drawing of Dispenser Conversion Frame, CONV-132000 <br />2) Professional Engineer's Signed Statement <br />California Environmental Protection Agency <br />Recycled Paper <br />