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responsibility requirements are phased -in for all underground storage tank systems on or before October 26, 1990. (b) If the owner and the operator are separate persons, either the owner or the operator shall demonstrate compliance with subdivision (a). (c) An owner may comply with this article by entering into an agreement with the operator of the tank requiring the operator to demonstrate compliance with subdivision (a). However, both the owner and the operator are in violation of subdivision (a) if evidence of financial responsibility is not established and maintained in accordance with this article. 4 Current financial responsibility documents were not on file with the EHD during the August 27, 2009, routine UST inspection. HSC 25298(a) Illegally abandoned UST system. No person shall abandon an underground tank system or close or temporarily cease operating an underground tank system, except as provided in this section. 4 Power to the UST monitoring panel was cut off on August 16, 2010, and the UST system has not been operated or monitored since. Title 23, CCR 2636(f)(2) Leak detector failed to detect a 3 -gallon per hour leak at 10 psi. Automatic line leak detectors shall be installed on underground pressurized piping and shall be capable of detecting a 3 -gallon per hour leak rate at 10 psi within 1 hour with a probability of detection of at least 95 percent and a probability of false alarm no greater than 5 percent, and shall restrict or shut off the flow of product through the piping when a leak is detected. 4 The 87 -octane leak detector failed when tested on August 27, 2009. Title 23, CCR 2636(f)(4) Annual line tightness test not performed if positive shutdown or fail safe not present. (4) Monitoring shall be conducted on all underground pressurized piping with secondary containment at least annually at a pressure designated by the equipment manufacturer, provided that the method is capable of detecting a minimum release equivalent to 0.1 gallon per hour defined at 150 percent of the normal operating pressure of the product piping system at the test pressure with at least a 95 percent probability of detection and not more than a 5 percent probability of false alarm. (5) Continuous monitoring systems as described in subdivision (f)(1) satisfy the annual tightness testing requirement of subdivision (f)(4) if both of the following conditions are met: (A) The monitoring system shuts down the pump or stops the flow of product at the dispenser when a leak is detected in the under- dispenser containment. (B) The monitoring system for all product piping other than that contained in the under -dispenser containment is fail safe, and shuts down the pump when a leak is detected. 4 The 87 -octane piping sump sensor failed to shut down the pump when tested on August 27, 2009, and a line tightness test has not been performed. Title 23, CCR 2637(e) Secondary containment test report not submitted within 30 days. Underground storage tank owners and operators shall submit a copy of the test report to the local agency within 30 days of the completion of the test. 4 December 23, 2008, secondary containment test report was submitted on November 2, 2009, 11 months late. .19