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28 October 2020 AdvancedGeo Project No. 20-6092 An Employee-Owned Company Page 4 of 20 3.5.1. Location and Activities The Facility is located at 2050 East Louise Avenue, Lathrop, California, Assessor's parcel number 198-020-000, in a primarily industrial area within the city limits of Lathrop, California. The Facility is located on a 24.59-acre, rectangular-shaped parcel of land. The primary entry to the facility is from East Louise Avenue on the northwest corner of the property. The facility is used for truck rentals, service, repair of trucks and diesel fueling of fleet trucks. A single building, located on the center-north portion of the property, is divided into two primary areas: • Sales/Administration Area: Two story sales and administrative area occupying the western portion of the building. • Service Area: Large shop/service area occupying the eastern portion of the building. This area includes a small office area with customer service counter, and several large service bays for truck repair and maintenance activities. Petroleum lubricants and engine oil used to service trucks, are stored within the shop/service area. The Facility location map is included as Figure 1. Site diagrams including the location of hazardous materials storage area, building locations and critical spill control structures are depicted in Figure 3 and 4. 3.5.2. Facility Operating Structures and Areas The Facility is primarily a truck rental facility with diesel fueling and service capability for Facility-owned trucks only. The property is improved with one 38,720-square foot industrial building that is used for truck rentals and service, and houses both offices and repair maintenance shop areas. Sales areas and offices occupy the western portion of the building and includes an office mezzanine level. Approximately 250 feet southwest of the main office/shop building are two 6,000-gallon diesel fuel aboveground storage tanks (ASTs)that are manifolded together and equipped with two fuel dispensers and associated piping for refueling fleet trucks. The two 6,000-gallon diesel ASTs are UL 2085 listed steel double wall tanks with a leak detection system. The ASTs are manifolded together and has a total capacity of 12,000- gallons. The ASTs, piping and fuel dispensers are constructed within a concrete secondary containment and the impervious concrete pad and are protected by steel bollards painted with visible yellow color, to prevent vehicles from accidentally bumping into the AST or the fuel dispensers. Fuel piping runs directly from the AST to the adjacent dispensers and are also within the secondary containment and or the impervious concrete pad. The fuel dispensing area has a spill kit containing absorbent materials and tools to be de deployed in the event of a spill.