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SPCC Plan Valley Pacific Petroleum Services Escalon Facility Page 2 A copy of the entire SPCC Plan must be maintained at the Facility at all times. The SPCC Plan is available to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and state and local regulatory agencies for onsite review and inspection during normal working hours. 2.2.1 Facility Description and Layout [40 CFR 112.7(a)(3)] The Facility is located at 1512 Weiss Way,Escalon, San Joaquin County, California. The map coordinates of the Facility are latitude 37.597925° north, longitude -120.996192° west. The Facility elevation is approximately 116 feet above mean sea level. The approximate site location is shown on Figure 1. Mixed use parcels including residential and light industrial businesses surround the Facility.McHenry Avenue and Weiss Way are located directly adjacent to the west and southeast Facility boundary lines. An active Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railroad line borders the Facility to the northeast. Commercial property is adjacent to the Facility eastern boundary. The Facility and surrounding parcels are shown on Figure 2. The Facility includes a cardlock fueling station, fuel storage for bulk commercial distribution, and warehouse storage.The Facility normally operates 24 hours a day,7 days per week.The Facility is generally unmanned.The Cardlock Manager or designee inspects the fuel dispensers daily and Facility drivers are on site to load and unload product.Facility buildings include a small office,a shop with additional office space, and a warehouse. Diesel and gasoline fuels are delivered by tanker trucks and stored in bulk aboveground storage tanks within secondary containment. Product is piped aboveground in secondarily contained piping to a company loading rack and to transition boxes for the fuel islands. Product is piped underground from the transition boxes to the fuel dispensers. A storm water pond is located in the northern portion of the Facility. The layout of the Facility is shown on Figure 3. Sanitary wastes are discharged to the City of Escalon publically owned treatment works (POTW). Potable water is provided by the Escalon municipal water system. The nearest navigable water of the United States to the Facility is the Lower Stanislaus River approximately 2.5 miles south.A Turlock Irrigation District canal is located 1.8 miles south of the Facility. 2.2.2 Facility Containers [40 CFR 112.7(a)(3)(i)through(iii)] Facility oil containers consist of fixed single wall construction aboveground storage tanks(ASTs),portable ASTs,and 55-gallon drums as described below: • Fixed bulk storage AST-1 through AST-6 are located in the northern portion of the Facility. They are single wall vertical and horizontal steel tanks. • Portable tanks are located inside the warehouse. They are rectangular single wall steel tanks. The tanks are leased equipment for delivery to customer sites. They are cleaned, emptied, and labeled while stored onsite. These tanks are not required for consideration in the SPCC. • The 55-gallon drums are located inside the warehouse. The number of oil drums stored within the warehouse fluctuates based on consumer demand. The 55-gallon drums are filled and stored in the warehouse area until ready for delivery. Table 1, on the following page, presents the type of oil contained in the Facility ASTs, their storage capacities, container identification, discharge prevention measures, and discharge/drainage controls. Ow %41 GON 4