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a. Small spills (less than one gallon and only requiring fifteen minutes to clean up) shall be cleaned up using absorbent materials and shall be coordinated by the dealer. b. Larger spills occurring during product delivery shall be reported to the terminal by the dealer and/or by delivery truck driver. The terminal supervisor will notify a maintenance air assisted vacuum pump and transport container. Large spills not caused by delivery shall be reported immediately to CHEVRON Representative. C. Spill shall be cleaned up within eight hours of detection, returned to the local terminal by a licensed hazardous waste hauler/and or disposed of in a lawful manner. d. Dealer shall record all spills whether or not it is due to delivery overfill or accidental spillage, which exceeds approximately one gallon and action taken on the "unauthorized Release Report" (attached), and send it to CHEVRON within twenty- four hours. e. Large spills (more that one gallon) must be reported to the local agency indicated on the cover sheet by the dealer within twenty-four hours. If the spill is large enough to pose a significant hazard, it must also be reported to the California Office of Emergency Services at (800) 852-7550. IN CASE OF EMERGENCY CALL -1-1 111:0- • r Yearly testing shall be made of the following: Pressurized piping systems shall be monitored using in-line leak detectors. Leakdetectors shall be tested annually for proper operation. Dealer MUST be aware that a reduction in product flow to three gallons per minute (gpm) indicates a potential piping leak. 2. Electronic monitoring systems shall be tested annually for proper operation. (For secondarily contained tanks and piping only.) 3. Dispenser core holes and shear valves shall be annually inspected by CHEVRON for signs of leakage. 4. Dispenser meters (recording total sales in gallons) shall be calibrated once annually by CHEVRON. Any additional calibration will be the responsibility of the dealer. 3