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14. Tonic Considerations: Antifreeze is toxic to humans and animals. Waste antifreeze contains heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, and chromium in high enougb levels to potentially make it a regulated hazardous waste, so most states strictly regulate antifreeze disposal. Antifreeze generators and state and local programs should not dump spent antifreeze on land or discharge it into a sanitary sewer, storm drain, ditch, dry well, or septic system; dumping antifreeze can cause serious water quality problems and might harm people, pets, or wildlife. 15. AST secondary containment (material/design/listed) AST has integral secondary containment via cinder block concrete berm There are 3 tanks within the berm and allowing for displacement from the other ASTs, the capacity of secondary storage is 757 gals which is larger than the contents of the largest container within the berm There is adequate secondary capacity to account for freeboard precipitation in the berm. There is no valve in the berm to release water and such operations are accomplished manually. 16. Damage to AST or systems. No damage reported by Owner/Operator 17. Comments a Dimensions of AST: Primary Vessel = 330 gals gross capacity with 300 gals usable capacity Dimensions: Primary Tank: 38 in. Diam. X 6111/2 in. Ht/ with additional 4 in. crown. Berm Dimensions: 65 in. W X 161 in. L X 24 in. Ht b. Product stored: used (waste) coolant/ Specific Gravity --1.03 c ( 1 ) 4 in emergency vent on primagy vessel -vent not required for waste coolant d ( 1 ) '/2 in. atmospheric vent on primary containment PE certification I have reviewed the data aid QKS confirm it complies X jdp€s-aet eempiy, with CCR section 66265.192 (k) No. C55634 CIV ` 7-1,r CAL- R Printed Name of Registered E AA I ]�— Signature of R eyed PE (seal) Date ' Z:)' l 5 Registration Number �� J 3 State C— \