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3�Interoffice 9sy, Correspondence to R.G. Walker - date June 10, 1985 Director of Mining and Environmental Services/Charlotte from Stockton Plant Manager cc: R.J. Johnston - VP Western Operations/Long Beach subject EPA REGULATIONS Underground Tanks Ref: RGW/Plt Nis, 5/29/85 The Stockton Plant has applied for permits with the California Water Resources Control Board for the three underground tanks listed below (copy of applications attached): Cathodic Active/ Tank No* Size Type Protection Contents Abandoned 1 210,000 gal Tar-coated None No.6 Bunker Oil Active concrete 2 7,040 gal Tar-coated None No.6 Bunker Oil Active concrete 3 7,040 gal Tar coated None No.6 Bunker Oil Active concrete Numbers recently assigned for identification purposes. All three of the tanks listed above store fuel for our steam boilers. We have been told by the local Water Resources representative that he believes we may be able to qualify for a variance on these tanks due to the nature (viscosity or lack of it) of the material being stored. He does not expect to have regulations in his hands from the State, however, for another three months. The following tanks have been registered by San Joaquin Packaging and DOPACO. The question still remains, however, concerning who is responsible should they vacate the premises. San Joaquin Packaging 4 4,000 gal coated None Isopropyl Active steel alcohol DOPACO of California, Inc. 5,. 4,000 gal coated None Isopropyl Active steel acetate `6> 4,000 gal coated None Toluol Active steel 7 1 ,500 gal coated None Normal- Active steel propylacetate 8/ 1 ,000 gal coated None Isopropyl Active steel alcohol 9 2,000 gal coated None Waste solvent Active steel & Ink 10 2,000 gal coated None Waste solvent Active steel & Ink e /G Bond Builddd ing Products w acvre