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San Joaquin County Environmental Health 209-616-3026 fernest@sigov.org SANjoJOAQUI COUNTY Greatness grows here. From: Steven.J.Jones@shell.com <Steven.J.Jones@shell.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 3, 20217:44 AM To: Ernest, Frederick [EHD] <fernest@sigov.org> Cc:theresa.geiier@shell.com; paul.katz@shell.com; Ray.Ramon@shell.com Subject: RE: 3515 Navy Drive Lift Station Questions CAUTION:This email is originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Good morning Frederick, I hope all is well. Please read my response below. There is a big difference in the UST and the new fiberglass lift station that was installed.The UST was a permitted tank that was intended to store hydrocarbons.The new fiberglass lift station is not intended to store hydrocarbons.The new lift station system is just a pass through from the incoming streams per the drawings I sent you which is water from rack strip drains,tank water draws and any hydrocarbons in the event of a spill at the rack over to Tank 13.The new lift stations even has (2) pumps that was hydraulicly sized and are automatically activated in the event of a major rain storm or spill at the rack to move water or hydrocarbons over to Tank 13.The UST was a manual system with only one pump. Someone had to go out and turn on the pump when need to pump out of the UST. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Steve J. Jones Project Manager-Trading&Supply Shell Oil Company 1000 Main Street Houston,TX 77002 Tel:+1 832 337 9588 Cell: +1 832 607 1906 Email:Steven.J.Jones(a)shell.com 0 From: Ernest, Frederick [EHD] <fernest@sigov.org> Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 202111:14 AM To:Jones, Steven J SPLC-STD/GA/1<Steven.J.Jones@shell.com> 2