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KA N E B <br /> TERMINALS <br /> _0 <br /> &ULK LIQUID *T0K^6a t 2004 <br /> OCT 2 9 <br /> ENpE` Mff/S(ERViCES H <br /> Dina Abate October 28, 2004 <br /> REHS <br /> Environmental Health Dept. <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> 304 East Weber Ave, Third Floor <br /> Stockton, Calif. 95202-2708 <br /> RE: 3505 Navy Drive, Stockton, Calif. 95203 <br /> Dear Ms .Abate: <br /> Thank You for meeting with us at the underground tank site <br /> on the 14th. Having the opportunity to physically look over <br /> the process and discuss it with my terminal manager, Von <br /> Crites, was a big help, at least for me. I have only been <br /> over-seeing the ST Terminal for five months, and when we <br /> first talked I don' t think I really explained the process <br /> to you accurately. I want to clarify the frequency and use <br /> of this system. Please bear with me if you already know <br /> this. <br /> The 6000 gallon underground tank is used to transfer <br /> water out of only (2) tanks in this terminal . Both these <br /> tanks have floating roofs, which have the potential for <br /> allowing rainwater to enter if there is a bad seal around <br /> the roof. Typically, we check these (2) tanks for water <br /> before the start of the rainy season and after. This is <br /> done using a hand- held tape with a chalking compound that <br /> Will show when water is present . If water is detected, then <br /> we need to remove it by draining it out from the bottom of <br /> the above ground tank, into the existing concrete <br /> containment wells at each of these two tanks . These <br /> "containment" wells have a capacity of 42 gallons if filled <br /> to the top. <br /> When water is detected, it is reported to the terminal <br /> manager. The terminal manager, using trained terminal <br /> operators, will remove the water <br /> 72941 Navy Drive <br /> Sr T_�ATI Stockton, CA 95206 <br /> r,�,,,,� Phone: 209-943-5662 <br /> Fax: 209-943-0653 <br /> www.stservices.net <br />