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Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure Plan Tesla Treatment Facility Page 8 of 45 2.0 GENERAL PLAN REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL FACILITIES AND TYPES OF OIL [40 CFR§112.71 This section of the SPCC Plan provides the general requirements in the SPCC Rule. 2.1 Management Approval [40 CFR§112.7(a)(1)] SFPUC is committed to the prevention of discharges of oil to navigable waters and the environment and strives to maintain the highest standards of spill prevention, control and countermeasure. In accordance with Section 40 CFR§112.7 of the SPCC Rule, the SFPUC has committed the necessary resources to implement this SPCC Plan at the Tesla Treatment Facility. Signature: Date Signed: Print Name: Title: This SPCC Plan does not deviate from the requirements of the SPCC Rule, nor does it present equivalent measures for any non-conformance from the provisions in the SPCC Rule. This SPCC Plan follows the sequence of sections in the SPCC Rule. Therefore, this SPCC Plan does not cross-reference the plan's order of sections with the order used in the SPCC Rule. 2.2 Equivalent Measures for Non-Conformance [40 CFR§112.7(a)(2)] This SPCC Plan complies with all applicable requirements listed in 40 CFR§112.7(a)(2) of the SPCC Rule and does not propose equivalent measures for non-conformance. 2.3 Facility Description [40 CFR§112.7(a)(3)] The Tesla Treatment Facility is located at 9000 W. Vernalis Road in Tracy, California. The Tesla Treatment Facility is owned and operated by the SFPUC WSTD. Located in a primarily rural area of San Joaquin County, the Tesla Treatment Facility encompasses approximately 51 acres of land bordered on all sides by natural open space. The nearest neighbor is approximately 0.4 miles to the south of the Tesla Treatment Facility. In Appendix A, Figure A-1 shows the general location of the facility, and Figure A-2 shows the location of the facility on a topographic map from the United States Geological Survey,and Figure A-3 shows the physical layout of facility. Built and placed into operation in July 2011,the Tesla Treatment Facility was designed to treat up to 315 million gallons of drinking water daily for the 2.6 million residents of the San Francisco Bay Area. The San Joaquin Pipelines (SJPLs) convey water originating from the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir,from the Oakdale Portal where the Foothill Tunnel ends to the Tesla Valve House where