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with this Plan for at least five years and are kept on the form shown in Attachment C. Instructions and phone numbers regarding the reporting of a spill to the National Response Center and the state of California are listed below and have been publicized and posted in the office at the site. Site personnel have been instructed to contact Avtar Singh in the event of a release. Avtar Singh will be the key personnel to report a spill to the National Response Center and the state of California. Attachment D will be used as a standard form to provide details of any spill event. SUBSTANTIAL HARM DETERMINATION (40 CFR 112.20(e)) This facility does not pose a risk of substantial harm under 40 CFR Part 112.20, as recorded in the "Substantial Halm Determination" included in Attachment A of this Plan. DISCHARGE DISCOVERY, RESPONSE, AND CLEANUP (40 CFR 112.7(a)(5)) and (40 CFR 112.7(a)(3)iv) i The following is a description of procedures to follow in the event of a spill. The uncontrolled discharge of oil products to soil and groundwater is prohibited by Stat Federal law and immediate action to stop, contain, and recover discharged product shoul/ombustion n the event of such a release. Typically,the following should be done: i • Eliminate potential spark sources and otLr potents sources of • Stop the discharge if possible and safe • Contain the discharge with absorbent materials,pa s,-an r booms. o Contact the Spill Prevention Manager(Avtar Si h) and alternate contacts • If necessary, contact the emergency cleanup contractor(PERS Environmental Services) • Contact regulatory authorities • Collect and dispose of r covered product and spill containment materials in a proper manner In order to determine the ropriate manner to felt'respond to a spill or discharge, the discharge must be classified as eit "minor" or"majo` discharge. A minor discharge is any discharge which can be easily contro y facility personnel and presents no risk of fire or explosion. A major discharge is one which cannot be easily contained by facility personnel or any time there is risk of fire or explosion. Any discharge greater than 50 gallons must be reported to the appropriate agencies. I Response to a Minor Discharge Minor discharges are defined as discharges which pose no significant threat of harm to human health and safety or the environment. Minor discharges are characterized as discharges that: • Involves only a small quantity of product(less than 50 gallons) • Can be easily controlled by facility personnel • Are localized near the source of the discharge and • Present no risk of fire or explosion Minor discharges can typically be cleaned up by facility personnel. In the event of a minor discharge, facility personnel should: Joe's Travel Plaza 15600 Harlan Road,Lathrop,CA Page 24