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1 Monitoring Program for New Underground Storage T tic ,t'PITA EA M 879-G3U1 and 879- 1U1 Introduction The purpose of this document is to provide a routine monitoring program for Underground Storage Tanks(USTs)879-G3U1 and 879-131UL The program will assist in the timely detection of and deliberate response to an unauthorized release in the shortest time possible. In compliance with California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 23, Division 3,Chapter 16,Article 3,Section 2632,Subsection(d), the program includes: • A monitoring procedure. • A response plan for the management of an unauthorized release. • A description of the reporting format to be followed in the event of a release. Copies of the monitoring system operation instruction manuals and the monitoring plan must be available at Building 879 for reference and for review during regulatory agency inspections. A copy of current California UST regulations should also be made available for reference. Responsible Personnel USTs 879-DlUl and 879-G3U1 are owned by Fleet Management. The Operator of the tanks is Kurt Hale, Trades Helper [(510) 423-52711. The Operator is responsible for insuring that the equipment is properly maintained, notifying the Environmental Analyst in the event of a leak, and implementing of the leak response plan. The Environmental Operations Group (EOG) Environmental Analyst is Dan Knight [telephone no. (510)422-7766,pager no. (510)428-0008]. The EOG Environmental Analyst is responsible for providing general environmental support to the Operator and guidance in the event of an unauthorized release. The Hazardous Waste Management (HWM) Division personnel of the EPD pick up properly packaged and identified hazardous waste generated during the removal of tank system contents in the event of a leak. The waste is then stored, prepared for transport, and shipped for disposal,or recycled. The Tank Assessments and Guidance Group(TAGG)in the ORAD is responsible for providing guidance to the Operator and interfacing with the appropriate regulatory agencies on tank compliance issues. TAGG is also responsible for maintaining all records and reports of unauthorized releases, and preparing and sending the required reports to the appropriate regulatory agencies in the event of an unauthorized release. The responsible TAGG Environmental Analyst is Rick Henry [telephone no. (510)423-3641,pager no. 04267. Description of Tank Building 879 is located at LLNL's Site 300 and occupied by LLNL's Fleet Systems Management Group. The tank systems were installed to provide fuel for LLNL's Site 300 motor vehicles. UST 879-DlUl is a 13.5-foot long, 8-foot diameter diesel fuel tank, located approximately 26 feet south of Building 879 (Figure 1), with a capacity of 5,000 gallons. The tank and associated piping were installed in 1987. Monitoring and Response Program for 879-DlUl and 879-G3U1 1 of 14