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OOTHILL ENGINEERING 12793 PADDY CREEK LANE LODI. CA 95240 PH. (209) 368-9381 FAX (209) 367-1163 July 28, 2008 Subject: Used Waste Oil Tank Assessment Investigation and Inspection Serial No. 550370 UL Approved To Whom It May Concern, At the request of the owner, a site inspection was conducted on July 10, 2008 of the Fuel and Oil Storage Facility (FOSF) owned and operated by Panella Trucking, located a 5000 E. Fremont street, Stockton California. The sole purpose of this site visit was to determine if the FOSF is suitable for the storage and dispensing of used waste oil generated by Panella Trucking. The inspection was conducted by William Little of Advanced GeoEnviroment, Inc. of Stockton and Ervin Rifenburg of Foothill Engineering of Lodi California, the author of this report. Description of the Facility The 2000 gallon Waste Oil tank is located inside a concrete block wall containment along with four other fuel tanks of various sizes. The Waste Oil tank is constructed of 3/8" steel plate and has a diameter of 72" and is 114" high. The tank is standing vertically on a 2.5" concrete sill above the concrete containment floor. The exposed containment floor indicates that the concrete floor is a minimum of 6" thick. The containment wall is constructed of 8" precast concrete block that is 24" high and the cells are filled with grout. Condition of Facilitv Tanks and Containment All of the tanks and piping in the facility were in very good condition. No tank or piping leakage was observed. The valves and pumps were in very good condition with no leaks or corrosion observed. There is evidence that any spills have been cleaned up and the containment floor is free of any waste oil or fuel. The Waste Oil tank was found void of the proper seismic anchorage. Piping and tanks have been painted and the coatings are in very good condition. The block wall secondary containment is in very good condition. No cracks or voids were found in the wall. All impediments in the concrete block wall have been sealed with a suitable sealant to prevent leakage. By observation it Figure 1 (Waste Oil Tank) Panella Trucking, LLC 5000 E. Fremont Str. Stockton, Ca. 95205 Attn: Mr. Leroy Ehlers Subject: Used Waste Oil Tank Assessment Investigation and Inspection Serial No. 550370 UL Approved To Whom It May Concern, At the request of the owner, a site inspection was conducted on July 10, 2008 of the Fuel and Oil Storage Facility (FOSF) owned and operated by Panella Trucking, located a 5000 E. Fremont street, Stockton California. The sole purpose of this site visit was to determine if the FOSF is suitable for the storage and dispensing of used waste oil generated by Panella Trucking. The inspection was conducted by William Little of Advanced GeoEnviroment, Inc. of Stockton and Ervin Rifenburg of Foothill Engineering of Lodi California, the author of this report. Description of the Facility The 2000 gallon Waste Oil tank is located inside a concrete block wall containment along with four other fuel tanks of various sizes. The Waste Oil tank is constructed of 3/8" steel plate and has a diameter of 72" and is 114" high. The tank is standing vertically on a 2.5" concrete sill above the concrete containment floor. The exposed containment floor indicates that the concrete floor is a minimum of 6" thick. The containment wall is constructed of 8" precast concrete block that is 24" high and the cells are filled with grout. Condition of Facilitv Tanks and Containment All of the tanks and piping in the facility were in very good condition. No tank or piping leakage was observed. The valves and pumps were in very good condition with no leaks or corrosion observed. There is evidence that any spills have been cleaned up and the containment floor is free of any waste oil or fuel. The Waste Oil tank was found void of the proper seismic anchorage. Piping and tanks have been painted and the coatings are in very good condition. The block wall secondary containment is in very good condition. No cracks or voids were found in the wall. All impediments in the concrete block wall have been sealed with a suitable sealant to prevent leakage. By observation it Figure 1 (Waste Oil Tank)