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The proper documentation of the alarms from the monitoring system is the responsibility of the franchisee, Mr. Jamil Kabariti; accordingly, Mr. Kabariti will be addressing this issue. In addition, I have included a statement from Mr. Kabariti regarding the alarm log documentation(Attachment B). • HSC 25291(b): UST system monitoring equipment is operational—The 89 midgrade unleaded mechanical line leak detection failed to detect a simulated leak of 3 gallons per hour C 10 psi. Facility leak detector was replaced with VMFLC2000. New leak detected was tested and deem functional at the time of inspection. Immediately, obtain a permit from this office within 1 business day for the work conducted. The Inspection Report states that at the time of the inspection,the midgrade line leak detector(LLD)failed during the compliance testing event. On September 27,2007,the testing contractor(Tanknology) addressed the above issues during the inspection(Ticket No. 8443475). The LLD were replaced and retested during the monitoring certification testing activities on September 25,2007. A copy of the contractor work order and test results is attached(Attachment Q. In addition, a copy of the test results was submitted to Sacramento Environmental Management Department on October 8, 2007. It is BP West Coast Products' policy to address deficiencies, issues of concern, and/or agency request regarding our gasoline retail facilities immediately. With the transmittal of this letter and the Return to Compliance Certification(Attachment D), it is our understanding that the items of alleged non-compliance associated with the inspection dated September 27, 2007 have been resolved. If this is not correct,please contact me as soon as possible. If you have any questions,please feel free to contact me at(503) 524-6191. Sincerely, Ruth K. Ha Environmental Compliance Specialist BP West Coast Retail Business Unit