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OIL EQUIPMENT SERVICE STATE LICENSE No.323417 <br /> CLASSIFICATION: A-HAZ.,C61D40 <br /> Division of Keith A. Ta Ilia,Inc. STATE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSOR No.01781 <br /> ' ' [ Telephone: (209)754-1808 <br /> Fax: (209)754-5726 <br /> Post Office Box 950 <br /> 750 Industrial Way <br /> SAN ANDREAS,CALIFORNIA 95249 <br /> Page 1 of 2 <br /> October 21 , 1997 <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> Public Health Services <br /> Environmental Health Div. <br /> Hazardous Material Section <br /> 304 E. Weber Ave. , Third Floor <br /> Stockton, CA 95202 <br /> ATTN: Letitia Briggs <br /> Senior Registered <br /> Environmental Health Specialist <br /> SUBJECT: Waterloo Arco <br /> 3032 E. Waterloo Rd. <br /> Stockton, CA <br /> Dear Lititia, <br /> This is in follow up to our letter to you dated October <br /> 17, 1997, and your and my subsequent tel-con on October 20, <br /> 1997. <br /> As explained in my October 17, 1997 letter, the turbine <br /> pump on tank number 2 is hard wired to the circuit breaker which <br /> causes it to run constantly and keep the line under constant <br /> pressure. <br /> When our technician was there on October 16, 1997, he <br /> removed the 3/8" pipe plug on the side of the emergency impact <br /> valve under a dispenser that dispenses the product from tank <br /> number 2. He then connected a line to this opening that has <br /> a pressure gage and a shut off valve on it. He then turned <br /> the circuit breaker for this turbine on and pressurized the <br /> line. He then turned the circuit breaker off, returned to the <br /> dispenser, opened the valve on his test gear and bled the <br /> pressure off into a test bucket. He then closed the valve on <br /> the test gear, and turned the circuit breaker on and could only <br /> get a trickle of product out of the nozzle which indicated the <br /> line leak detector had properly closed when he bled the pressure <br /> off the line by simulating a leak. <br />