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E. F. Kludt and Sons, Inc. Monitoring Proce ore And Response Plan E. F. Kludi and Sons, Inc. routinely monitors all eight underground storage tanks, located at 1126 East.Pine Street, with the TL.S 2501 and TLS 250 electronic tank monitors and performs a daily inventory reconciliation during regularly scheduled business hours. Richard Kludt, operations manager, is the person in charge of the daily inventory reconcilialiou and maintaining the TIS 250i and TIS 250 underground storage tank monitoring equipment. Attached are samples of the reports that are generated daily: (l) inventory printout front the TLS 2501 and TLS 250 (2) inventory reconciliation form maintained by E. F. Muth and Sous, Inc, and (3) inventory reconciliation log supplied by San Joaguin County Public Health Services. Intial training on the TLS 2.501 and TLS 250 was perfornted by Shields,Harper & Co. personel and follow-tip training with the use of Veeder-Root Operating Manuals and support pet:sonel. The maintenance schedule is in accordance with the manufacturer's instnuclion. Yearly, authorized personel will test all sensors to confine they are operationg properly. The Veeder-Root TIS 250 Tank Level Sensor compiles with the technical standards for automatic tank gauges in Section 280.43 of U.S. E.P.A. Regulation 40 CFR Part 280. The TT 5- 250 is capable of measuring the level of product over the fill range of each tank's height to within 0.t inches. In the leak detect mode, the "ITS 250 can detect a 0.2 gallon per hour Icak rale from any portion of the lank that routinely contains product, The Veeder-Root 2501 has an electronic continuous monitoring capability designed to measure l uel height, fuel temperature and wafer height. The system also provides fuel volume, time and date. When operated in its leak detect mode, the 71,S 250i is capable of sensing repeated level changes in a tank at rales of 0.2 gallons per hour or greater. The leak detect printouts show, by hour, the cumulative change sensed in the lank volume. The TLS 2501 Interstitial Leak Sensors monitor the annular space and the piping sumps in double-wall tanks for the presence of hydrocarbons or water. Fach sensor can detect the presence of water or feel at any point along its Icnght, and when either is sensed, an audible alarm and flashing alarm-cause LED indicators are triggered. The flashing LEDs indicate the type of leak fuel or wafer-and identify which sensor in the system has delecled the condition. In addition, if a sensor fails or is disconnected, the front panel LEDs and audible alarm will .indicate a "Sensor Out" condition and identify the sensor. Response Plan Aulhorization for work to be performed as a result of an unauthorized release in the secondary containment will be the responsibility of Richard Kludt, I .F. Kludt& Sons, Inc., 1126 E. Pine St., Lodi, Cn , (209) 368-0634. In the event of removing or pumping of the unauthorized release of materials from the secondary containment, E.F. Kludt& Sons,Inc. will be able to contact Rich-Mart Construction, (209) 368- 6175, within 24 hours to have the work perforated. In the event of an unauthorized release of materials into the environment, the SJCHD will he notified with 24 hours. In addition a record of the amount and type of materials removed front the secondary containment will be recorded as to where the materials were taken (location) or put into the original prhnary container of the same type material.