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i <br /> i <br /> 5.0 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (40 CFR 112.8) <br /> In addition to the minimal prevention standards listed in 40 CFR 112.7, <br /> this section includes a discussion of conformance with the applicable <br /> SPCC Plan guidelines and other effective spill prevention and containment <br /> procedures used at this facility. <br /> 5.1 Facility Drainage (40 CFR 112.8 (b)) <br /> (1) Diked storage areas are provided at the Generator Yard <br /> ASTs and fuel piping to prevent a discharge into the <br /> drainage system. Storm water is pumped from the diked <br /> area to the drainage system only after water accumulation <br /> is inspected to ensure no oil will be discharged. If oil <br /> product is present in accumulated storm water, the store <br /> water will be pumped to a drum and disposed of in <br /> accordance with applicable regulations. <br /> • In the unlikely event that a spill escaped the ASTs <br /> secondary containment, it would flow to one of the <br /> drainage inlets which flow to the storm water detention <br /> basin where a spill would be retained in the facility. <br /> (2) Fully-stocked spill kits are maintained onsite in the event of <br /> a discharge or spill at one of the AST locations on site. <br /> 5.2 Storage Tanks (40 CFR 112.8 (c)) <br /> (1) Storage tanks are in accordance with applicable API and <br /> local construction codes for storage tanks. The ASTs and <br /> container volumes, contents, construction, and locations are <br /> listed in Table 3-1. <br /> (2) All bulk containers are double-walled providing secondary <br /> containment. <br /> (3) Diked storage areas are as described in Section 5.1. <br /> (4) There are no buried metallic storage tanks at this facility. <br /> (5) There are no partially buried metallic storage tanks at this <br /> facility. <br /> (6) All of the ASTs at the facility are visually inspected daily <br /> when in use by operations personnel. They are also <br /> thoroughly inspected monthly and once a year. Integrity <br /> testing is conducted on each facility AST monthly per the <br /> Onsite Integrity Testing Procedures in Appendix A. <br /> Records of tank inspections are kept at the facility in <br /> accordance with usual and customary business practices for <br /> a period of three (3) years. <br /> (7) None of the tanks at the facility have internal heating coils. <br /> (8) A spill due to overfill is avoided by the confirmation of the <br /> ordered product quantity and requiring verification of <br /> delivery quantity on the tanker truck's order forms. Tanks <br /> are marked with their tank capacities. The fueling operator <br /> 8411599 Page 12 <br /> i <br />