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II. WRITTEN RESPONSE PLAN 0 10. If an unauthorized release occurs how will the hazardous substance be cleaned up? In the state of California, if a tank leaks and the "operator is able to cleanup the release with 8 hours after the release was detected or should reasonably been detected, and which does not escape from the secondary containment, does not increase the hazard of fire or explosion and does not cause deterioration of the secondary containment of the underground storage tank, shall be recorded on the operator's monitoring reports." Thus, in this situation, the operator should make a record of the spill and maintain this record with the gasoline files at the facility. However, this situation does not require reporting to the local agency. However, all other unauthorized releases must be reported to the local agency within 24 -hours. The next action would be to evacuate the primary vessel and then the secondary vessel. The tank would then be replaced and/or repaired. Any leaking pipes will be treated in the same manner. If an unauthorized release occurs from a single-wall tank and/or piping system, the same protocol should be followed. Southland would then begin any assessment and/or cleanup activities directed by the local agency. 11. List the proposed methods and equipment to be used for removing and properiX disposingdiaposing of an hazardous substances. Include the location and availabili of the required equipment if not permanently on-site and anequipment maintenance schedule for the e ui ment located on site. All Southland facilities have absorbent material on site to be used for very small spills. Once used, this absorbent material is collected by a contractor and disposed as oily waste. If a larger spill occurs, Environmental Health Services will be notified. fluor Daniel GTI, Southland's environmental consultant for the greater Los Angeles Area and Northern California Area, may also be notified. fluor Daniel GTI will then proceed to clean up the spill (or perform whatever tasks necessary, such as a site assessment) in accordance with SA/M manual guidelines. 12. List the names and titic(s) of the person s) responsible for authorizing any work necessary under the response plan. The environmental coordinator for the Southland Corporation, Western Region, is Bob DeNinno. All necessary work and coordination with contractors will be authorized by his office. Fluor Daniel may also be contacted. 2