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The following is an itemized list of underground storage tank violations that have not been addressed for ARCO an-Vpm # 83230 as of April 03, 2017. Open violations from October 20, 2016 inspection Violation #121 -Failed to submit a written response within 30 days of receiving an inspection report. An inspection was last performed on 10/22/2015 and an amended inspection report was issued identifying information to be submitted to bring this site into compliance. This information was required to be submitted within thirty days of receiving the amended inspection report. A Return to Compliance Certification was received at the Environmental Health Department(EHD) on 11/3/15 but violations 317 (Secondary containment not tight)and 320 (Secondary containment not constructed to prevent water intrusion) have not been addressed resulting in a non-compliant status for this facility. An operator that receives an inspection report shall have 30 days to submit a written response that includes a statement documenting corrective actions taken or proposing corrective actions which will be taken. Ensure that a written response documenting corrective actions taken or proposed is submitted within 30 days of receiving an inspection report. Violation#305-VPH monitoring of the interstitial spaces of the UST system is not maintained. Vacuum sensor monitoring of the secondary containment piping of the vacuurn/pressure/hydrostatic(VPH) system has not been tested to date, nor has communication been tested in the three submersible turbine pump (STP) sumps and three fill sumps. The interstitial space of the underground storage tank shall be maintained, as designed, under constant vacuum such that a breach in the primary or secondary containment is detected before the hazardous substance is released into the environment. Immediately contact a properly licensed., trained, and certified contractor to test communication of the VPH components under inspection of the Environmental Health Department. Violation #314- Failed to have secondary containment or secondary containment not tight. The spill and vapor container reducer boots and band clamps were missing from the 91-octane fill sump, vapor opening cap was missing on the diesel fill sump lid. The inner sump lids for the 87-octane, 91-octane, and diesel submersible turbine pump (STP) sumps do not have latches and sump gaskets are missing from the three fill sumps. All four of the 87-octane spill and vapor container reducer boots were missing the upper band clamps and one of the reducer boots was missing the lower band clamp, too. Secondary containment shall be impervious to the liquid and vapor of the substance contained and constructed to prevent structural weakening as a result of contact with any hazardous substances released from the primary containment. Immediately contact a properly licensed, trained, and certified contractor to make repairs to the UST system under permit and inspection of the Environmental Health Department(EHD). Holes were drilled into the collars of the 87-octane, 91-octane, and diesel fill sumps and lids to install the sump lid clamps. Secondary containment shall be impervious to the liquid and vapor of the substance contained and constructed to prevent structural weakening as a result of contact with any hazardous substances released from the primary containment. Immediately contact a properly licensed, trained, and certified contractor to make repairs to the UST system under permit and inspection of the Environmental Health Department(EHD). Violation#316 -Secondary containment not constructed to prevent water intrusion (after Jul 2003). Water was found in the diesel submersible turbine pump(STP) sump, and the diesel, 87-octane and 91-octane fill sumps. Secondary containment shall be constructed to prevent any water intrusion into the system by precipitation, infiltration, or surface runoff. The service technician removed approximately 1/2 cup of liquid from two sides of the diesel STP sump, approximately one quart of liquid from the diesel and 91-octane fill sumps, and approximately one gallon of liquid from the 87-fill sump and returned the sensor to its proper location. Immediately contact a properly licensed, trained, and certified contractor to address the water intrusion into the sump under permit and inspection of the EHD. Open violations from October 22, 2015 inspection Page 1 of 2