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contaminated water and any material that is used to contain and/or recover the contaminated <br /> groundwater shall be removed by a licensed contractor and disposed of to a proper facility under waste <br /> manifest. <br /> Rollover Berm <br /> The rollover berm will contain rainfall that enters the berm. Rainfall collects in the northwest corner of <br /> the berm. The content of the rollover berm is inspected by facility personnel prior to being removed to <br /> ensure that only oil-free water is allowed to enter the facility storm water drainage system. <br /> Drainage events are recorded in the log included in Attachment B to this SPCC Plan and must be <br /> kept with the Plan for at least 3 years. <br /> Surficial Runoff <br /> i <br /> Surficial runoff at the site flows into one of several drain inlets located around the site (Figure 4). Two <br /> oil-water separators (OWSs) were observed at the site. It is believed that the onsite storm drains flow <br /> into the OWSs prior to entering the City of Lathrop's storm drain system, althougjo no drainage plans <br /> were available for review. The closest offsite storm drain inlet to the facility is Kcated along Harlan <br /> Road just north of the northern driveway at approximately the property line. According to the City of <br /> Lathrop, the City's storm drain system in the area flows to the north undQ0 Harlan Road to a pump <br /> station at the intersection of Harlan Road and J Street. From there, the water flows south along Harlan <br /> to a a detention basin near the intersection of Harlan Road and Eas ousie Avenue. In the event of <br /> heavy rains, the detention basin may be ped and discharink d the San Joaquin River. <br /> In the event of a major spill, uncontained product would enter the storm drain inlet as described above. <br /> Until adequate containment is constructed at the site, Joe's Travel Plaza personnel should be prepared to <br /> prevent product from entering the storm drain systems In the event of any spill or leak from a tank,tote, <br /> or drum, absorbent materials or a rubber mat should be used to prevent product from entering any nearby <br /> drain inlets. AV <br /> / <br /> Any material that has been contained and recovered shall be removed by a licensed contractor and <br /> disposed of to a proper facility under waste manifest. <br /> BULK STORAGE TANK CONSTRUCTION (40 CFR 112.8(c)(1)) <br /> i <br /> All active tanks used to store oil products at this facility are constructed of material compatible with the <br /> product they store and conditions of storage such as pressure and temperature. The containers used to <br /> store oil products at this facility are constructed of steel in accordance with the appropriate construction <br /> standard and are compatible with the oils they store at normal operating temperature and pressure <br /> conditions anticipated at the site. Above ground piping for the AST is made of steel and designed to <br /> minimize damage from erosion and stress. Piping detail is shown on Figure 3. <br /> DRAINAGE OF CONTAINMENT AREAS (40 CFR 112.8(c)(3) <br /> Drainage from the concrete berm surrounding tanks AST-1 through AST-4 is two holes located in the <br /> northeast corner of the containment berm wall. Drainage from the holes flows into a storm drain inlet <br /> Joe's Travel Plaza <br /> 15600 Harlan Road,Lathrop,CA <br /> Page 17 <br />