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The following is an itemized list of underground storage tank violations that have not been addressed for QUIK STOP MARKET #3144 as of October 07, 2015. Open violations from July 30, 2015 inspection Violation #306 - Monitoring equipment is not installed or maintained to detect a leak at the earliest opportunity. The 87 STP sump and the 89 STP sump sensors were raised approximately three inches off the lowest point of the sump and not located to detect a leak at the earliest opportunity. Monitoring equipment shall be maintained to be able to detect a leak at the earliest possible opportunity. The sensors were relocated to the lowest point of the sump by the service technician. Ensure that all monitoring equipment is maintained to detect a leak at the earliest opportunity. This was corrected on site. Violation #307 - Monitoring system of the interstitial space of a double walled system not maintained. The 91 annular sensor failed to activate an audible and visual alarm when tested and, therefore, the tank is not monitored. The interstitial space shall be monitored with a monitoring system connected to an audible and visual alarm system. The sensor was replaced and retested during the inspection. A "UST Retrofit Verification with Inspector Already Onsite" form has been completed and provided to the operator and contractor. This was corrected on site. Violation #319 - Water in secondary containment not removed, analyzed, and properly disposed of (pre -Jul 2003). Liquid was observed in the: - 87 STP Sump - 89 STP Sump - 91 STP Sump If water could enter into the secondary containment by precipitation or infiltration, it must be removed and disposed o properly. The service technician removed 4 cups of liquid each from the 87 STP sump, the 89 STP sump and the 91 STP sump. Ensure that all sumps and annular spaces are maintained free of liquid. This was corrected on site. Violation #325 - Spill container failed to contain a minimum capacity of five gallons. The 87 spill container failed when tested. All spill containers shall have a minimum capacity of five gallons and be capable of containing a spill or overfill until it is detected or cleaned up. The service technician replaced the cap, retested the spill container and it passed. This was corrected on site. Open violations from August 01, 2014 inspection Page 2 of 2