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detectors were retested—Passed 3 gal/hr at 10 psi. A permit must be obtained for the repair from this office within 24 hrs. Please see the enclosed permit application submitted by Tanknology to the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department. The application is clearly dated June 6, 2008,a date within the 24 hours following your inspection on June 5,2008. 3. 18. Diesel T-1 and T-2 spill buckets failed one hour leak test. Immediately repair and replace the spill bucket with a permit from this office within the next business day. Immediately discontinue deposition of petroleum into diesel tanks 1 and 2 until the components are repaired/replaced by a properly licensed, trained and certified contractor under permit by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department. As you may know,spill buckets are manufactured to order,with typical lead time requirements of 2-3 weeks. Replacement spill buckets were ordered and installed as expeditiously as possible. Installation and testing of the spill buckets was completed on July 3,2008. Prior to completion of installation,consistent with an approach reviewed with you, fuel transfer to the dispensers served by Diesel T-1 and T-2 was accomplished though the manifold connecting those tanks to T-3. This approach allowed fuel deliveries to be made to T-3 without utilizing the spill buckets for T-1 and T-2. Upon completion of installation of the new spill buckets on July 3,2008,verbal approval was provided by your office allowing use of the new spill buckets,and,therefore,T-1 and T-2,pending a final inspection by your office of the spill buckets for T-1 and T-2. 4. 24, 25, 26. The facility is one month late for its annual monitoring test, leak detector test and spill bucket test. The last monitoring certifications,LD test and spill bucket test was performed on 5131107. Avoid future occurrences. The Monitoring Certification,Leak Detector and Spill Bucket test was completed on June 5,2008,within 5 days of the 5/31/07 date. The delay in scheduling the tests was attributable to the wrong date of 6/30/08 being entered into our tracking system. This error has been corrected and will not occur again. Response to hazardous Waste Inspection Report dated June 5,2008- 5. 20. Facility failed to state hazardous properties,physical properties and content in the hazardous waste label for the storage containers. Pursuant to California Code of Regulation section 66267.34, a haz storage container must at least have the following information: the word "Hazardous waste,"name and address of generator, accumulation start date, hazardous and physical properties, physical state and content. Include all the information on the label according to Title 22 CCR regulation immediately. The General Manager has added the two numbers that were missing from the labels. All labels are now complete. 6. 45 &49. Facility lacks an emergency coordinator and a contingency plan for the facility. Appoint an emergency coordinator pursuant to CCR section 66265.52 and prepare a contingency plan according to CCR section 66265.55.