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Section 4. Facility Operations (general) <br /> 4.1 Delivery and Entry Operations <br /> Describe procedures for warning vehicles entering the facility to avoid damage to the storage <br /> tanks and associated piping. <br /> Entry/exit road restricts access, with fuel ASTs behind barriers to avoid contact with <br /> vehicles. Warning signs are posted on the concrete fuel enclosure restricting access. <br /> Types and locations of signage within the facility <br /> Each entry/exit includes adequate signage for vehicles/personnel entering the facility, in <br /> addition to signage on the enclosure, restricting parking only to authorized vehicles. <br /> Describe procedures for loading/offloading product into each tank <br /> Facility personnel supervise the transfer of petroleum product to diesel/gasoline cam- <br /> lock fittings (see schematic on page). Following completion of fuel-transfer, facility <br /> personnel check for leaks, lock all fittings and close the gated entry to the ASTs <br /> themselves. The ASTs are in a separate concrete enclosure-closed area from public <br /> access. <br /> Describe whether/not/what type of quick drainage system is in the loading/unloading area. <br /> There are storm drains for containment on this property, which the topography of the <br /> facility would direct a spill towards and into the adjacent streets. The facility is <br /> relatively flat and would allow for pooling of a small spill to recover the product from the <br /> ground. <br /> Describe any warning lights/alarms in the loading/unloading area <br /> There is lighting throughout this facility on the fronts of the buildings adequate for <br /> operations and loading/unloading at this facility. <br /> Describe locks/safeguards on the loading/unloading delivery tanks (those who bring the <br /> product into the tank) <br /> The Fuel-provider uses a semi-truck with all fuel-chambers locked and secured during <br /> entry/exit from the facility. Connections are locked with padlocks, keys held by the <br /> Convenience store personnel. <br /> 4.2 Facility Drainage <br /> Drainage from storage areas is controlled as follows (include operating description of valves, <br /> pumps, ejectors , etc.) <br /> For this, should product leak or be spilled onto ground, containment steps can be <br /> immediately implemented to keep spills at tank location. Pad areas are concrete and <br /> impermeable to petroleum products and should be observed to determine if product is <br /> detected. Yard is concrete and semi-impermeable to product. The drainage of the <br /> entire yard empties into the streets (adjacent area) from drains or to the East of facility. <br /> 35 <br />