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RECEIVED <br /> San Joaquin County JUL 15 2011 <br /> Environmental Health Department ENVIRONM6N7AL 11 <br /> 600 East Main Street, Stockton, CA 95202-3029 PERMIT/SERtic SETH <br /> RE: Hazardous Waste Program Inspection Report/ Aboveground Petroleum Storage Act <br /> (SPSA) Program Inspection Report. <br /> Dear Miss Rivera: <br /> Thank you for the inspection of NuStar Energy Stockton Terminal at 2941 Nary Drive on June <br /> 14, 2011. <br /> Please find NuStar Energy's response to the findings listed in SPCC & Hazardous Materials <br /> Reports. <br /> ROUTINE ABOVEGROUND PETROLEUM STORAGE ACT (APSA) INSPECTION <br /> (18) No facility diagram or diagram failed to show location and contents of each container, <br /> transfer stations, and connecting pipes. <br /> • Primary Sit Map has been updated and will be added to SPCC Plan. (Copy enclosed that <br /> will be loaded into plan by TRP. Updates have been sent to TRP and updates should be <br /> made by July 25, 2011) Map shows: (1) Rail loading/unloading area with diagram of ten <br /> railcars. (2) Legend symbol number (5)-Waste Area) shows capacity of 55 gallon drums <br /> and totes at 350 gallons in hazardous waste area. (3) Legend symbol (LA)-Loading/ <br /> Unloading Area) shows 660 bbls or 27,700 gallons per Railcar or 180 bbls or 7,700 <br /> gallons per Truck. <br /> (19) SPCC Plan failed to include description of product type and storage capacity for each <br /> container. <br /> • Figure C-5 Tank Tables Spreadsheet was updated to show: (TRP is either going to <br /> separate tanks to be address specific or enter a column that will indicate by initial which <br /> address the tank belongs at). (1) Storm Water Tank number 45 was added because it is <br /> used to house stormwater that runs from both loading racks. Tank 45 could/may also be <br /> used to house an emergency truck product spill at the loading racks. (2) Old Storm Water <br /> Tank 401 is now labeled out of service because it is no longer used for housing storm <br /> water that runs from truck loading racks. (3) Figure C-5 Container inventory spreadsheet <br /> has been separated to be site/ address specific. (4) Quantity stored calculations were <br />