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1. Introduction to Inspection eFUEL, LLC. is pleased to present the following SP001 Formal External Inspection Report. This report details the results from the Formal External Inspection conducted at King Island Resort located at 11530 W. Eight Mile Rd. Stockton, CA 95219 on November 5, 2020 by STI/SPFA Aboveground Tank Inspector, Jon Lorente (STI Inspector No: AST-2069) from eFUEL, LLC. located in San Jose, CA. This inspection was required by Inspector J. Witful of the United States Environmental Protection Agency. The inspection followed the STI SP001 standard and focused on records review, testing the Veeder-Root tank monitor alarm, observing the foundation, tank type, tank category, UL Standard verification, piping, venting, sensors, methods of leak detection, NFPA requirements and electrical. Due to the observed corrosion on the exterior of the tank shell, Ultrasonic Thickness Testing was required under the SP001 standard. I was also informed that Bagley Enterprises conducted a pressure test on the tank. The sections below outline the facility per the SPCC plan, system components and observations and both the recommended and required actions for continued tank use to be in compliance with the STI SP001 Standard. 2. Facility Description Per the Existing SPCC Plan Facility Name: King Island Resort Owner or Operator Name: P.S. Marina 5 Address: 11530 W. Eight Mile Rd. Stockton, CA 95219 Phone: 209-951-2188 The King Island Resort (Marina) is located inland on two sloughs. Onsite is a 10,000 gallon aboveground fuel storage tank located below the marina water level on the land side of a flood control levee foer the San Joaquin Delta Sloughs. The tank is supported by a designed concrete slab. The tank is double walled and equipped with a Veeder-Root Leek Detection and fuel level monitoring system. The leak detection system provides test documentation of no leakage on a 24 hour (daily) time period. Overfill and malfunction alarms are part of this system... Fuel is pumped from the aboveground tank 125' to the fuel dock fuel dispensers by an explosion controlled electrical (1.5 horse power) - 12 gallon per minute pump through (two) a 2 inch threaded steal pipeline. The pump is located at the top of the double walled storage tank. The fuel pipelines (one for premium and one for regular gasoline) leave the aboveground tank and lay close to the foundation of the office building on the ground surface. As the pipelines approach the levee road they are placed within a containment pipe with a leak detection system and that containment pipe is placed into a culverty through the levee. The pipes are below surface until they emerge on the water side of the levee. The pipelines run below the dock deck to the dispensers and are mounted on lever action hose support type hangers. There eFUEL, LLC 3