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4.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SPCC PLANS 4.1 Facility Description—U12.7(a)(3) The YRC#813 Terminal performs tractor truck vehicle inspections, maintenance, servicing, and cleaning as well as freight handling, temporary storage, and shipment from a freight dock. Terminal structures consist of an office,a maintenance shop,truck wash,bulk fuel tank farm,a freight dock,and a guardhouse. The Terminal was constructed in 1991 and operates 24 hours per day, 7 days a week. The site is comprised of 76-acres. The location of the facility and map of the facility is presented in Figure 1. The Tracy terminal is located approximately 3 miles northeast of downtown Tracy. The terminal is just south of I-205, approximately three miles west of I-5, east of MacArthur Ave. and north of Grant Line Road. The terminal is also approximately one mile west of the City of Banta. Oil storage and usage areas at the Terminal include the following: • Bulk Fuel Tank Farm • Fueling&Vehicle Inspection Building • Maintenance Shop • Emergency Generators • Truck Wash • Tire storage • Office • Compressor room • Freight dock The Terminal has five fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP)underground storage tanks (USTs). One 10,000- gallon motor oil tank, one 6,000-gallon gear oil tank, and one 6,000-gallon used oil tank. There are also underground recovery tanks associated with the oil-water separators, including one 4,000-gallon oil recovery tank and one 1,000-gallon oil recovery tank. The location of these tanks is shown in Figures 4 and 5. These tanks are registered with the California Environmental Protection Agency(CEPA)and are in compliance with CEPA regulations. Since the tanks are registered, the tanks, piping, and associated activities are exempt from SPCC regulation;however,spill response procedures described in this Plan will be followed when responding to aboveground spills from the USTs. In addition,there is a utility owned transformer on the site and a 6,000-gallon underground antifreeze tank that is not included in this Plan. Facility Diagram Figures 1 through 5 show all tanks,containment vessels,loading/unloading stations,piping,and other major facilities. The SPCC preamble allows facilities to mark the contents on a separate sheet or log. Table 1 provides a list of storage tank locations, conditions, contents, and other pertinent information. 4.2 Tank Schedule—4112.7(a)(3)(i) Table 1 contains oil storage container information including capacity,material stored,type of oil, and other pertinent information. 4.3 Procedures—U 12.7(a)(3)(ii) Employees are trained on oil handling procedures, such as loading, unloading and transfers, on a regular basis. 15