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404416JAM-1 `!1 (e]:111111VA29:1#1 MIA" 410 41 ILIZI R1 8121orq This plan is divided into four sections: Monitoring; Routine Maintenance; Spills and Suspected Leaks; and Resources. Each section is then divided into subsections than conta specific information and guidelines. I 6-mll•NL =*=� • Continuous monitoring is conducted in the interstitial spaces of the double walled tank. Fluid in the space is detected causing visual and audible alarms to be activated. • An automatic Tank Gauging system will be installed and is capable of detecting a minimum 0.2 gallons per hour leak rate. Automatic tank gauging is performed continuously/monthly. (circle which is correct). The audible tank gauging system generates a hard copy record of a conclusive test report monthly. • Statistical Inventory Reconciliation is conducted at least once per month by a certified SIR company and is capable of detecting a release of 0.2 gallons per hour. An annual summary report is submitted to the Environmental Health System in the month of • Tank Integrity Testing is conducted at least once every two years by a certified tester. The results of the testing are submitted to the Environmental Health within (30) days of the test. Pipe Monitoring: The following checked items are used to monitor the product piping. • Continuous monitoring is conducted in the piping sump. Fluid in the sump is detected causing visual and audible alarms to be activated. In addition, the continuous monitoring system shuts down the pump system when a release is detected. In addition, the continuous monitoring system shuts down the pump system if the continuous monitoring system fails or is disconnected. (Piping integrity testing is not required for this type of system.) • Product piping is integrity tested once/every year by an appropriately licensed tester. The test is capable of detecting a release equivalent to 0.1 gallons per hour. Test results are to be submitted to the Environmental Health Department within (30) days of the test. • Automatic Line Leak Detector(s) capable of detecting a release equivalent to 3.0 gallons per hour are installed on pressurized piping to shut off product flow if a release is detected or if the line leak detector fails or is disconnected.