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Page 2 1.0 Description & Operations: In accordance with §112.7(a)3 The site is an independent community hospital licensed in the State of California as a general acute care hospital. The hospital provides general acute care services including emergency, in-patient/out-patient medical care, diagnostic and therapeutic services such as clinical laboratory and pharmacy. Dameron Hospital has been at this location and in operation since 1912. Dameron Hospital operates twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 1.D Oil Storage In accordance with§112.7(a)3(i) There are three (3) areas within the Dameron Hospital site where there is oil storage. In the Facility Diagram named Spill Prevention Control & Countermeasure Plan found in Appendix A, these three areas are identified as Area A, Area B, and Area C. This plan shows the location and size of the ASTs, the UST, the day tanks, and the grease trap tank described below. All storage tanks contain diesel products. The day tanks are UL approved with spill retention features. There are no tank drain valves on any of AST units. Area A—Central Utility Plant: This area is located west of the main hospital building and is bounded to the north by Magnolia Street, south by Acacia Street, and west by Edison Street. Area A has a 10,000 gallon above- ground storage tank (AST) and two (2) 150-gallon day tanks utilized by two (2) diesel powered generators. The 10,000-gallon AST sits on a concrete base and is located behind 10-foot masonry walls and locked doors. There is no ceiling or structure above the storage tank and thus, the AST is exposed overhead.This AST is a double walled UL approved tank with spill containment bucket, interstitial monitoring of tank bottom, and flow shut-off. The tank pump controls are within the generator room behind locked doors. The two (2) 150-gallon day tanks are inside the generator room behind locked doors. They are double walled UL approved tanks and sit on a concrete base. Both tanks have high and low liquid level alarms (§112.8(c)8(i)) monitoring fluid levels and leak detection, and they also have overflow alarms. The two SST Series day tanks are equipped with an overflow pipe back to the main storage tank— in this case the 10,000-gallon AST. The valves within this system have emergency fuel shut offs. Area B— Main Hospital Building: This area is located centrally within the Dameron Hospital Facility and is bounded to the north by Magnolia Street, east by Lincoln Street, and south by Acacia Street. Area B includes a 6,000-gallon underground storage tank (UST)that is exempt per §112.7(a)3 and a 275-gallon day tank that is located in a locked boiler room. There is also a 100-gallon day tank located in the boiler room, but it is permanently closed—see Section 1.E for definition. The 6,000-gallon UST is a double walled, fiberglass UL approved tank with high level alarms, interstitial detectors, concrete base construction, and piping leak detectors. Dameron Hospital Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan June 29,2020