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protected from the elements at the rear and base of the dispenser. The dispenser is fed with a 2- inch steel pipe from the top end of the tank which feeds into the rear of the dispenser for the process of filling the operational equipment or vehicles for operations and any other vehicle related appropriate use requiring diesel fuel. The pipes were inspected and determined to be in good operating condition, along with the FE Petro pump for dispensing operations, which was in operation during the inspection. The pump operated smoothly without any bearing noise nor any issues with pumping. The pipe leading from the AST into the Dispenser was found to be covered with a moderate amount of surface corrosion leading from the pump on the top of the AST to the ball valve fuel shot off on the West side of the diesel tank. . This pipe should have corrosion removed and be repainted as part of the normal and regular preventative maintenance operations. There is a containment box which holds the camlock connection for filling operations. At the filling point connection, which sits entirely within the containment box, it was noticed that there was approximately 4 gallons of product in the containment box. Beneath the containment box there is a pump for manual pumping of product spills in the containment box back into the fill line to avoid spillage on the ground. The pump handle moved freely, although the pump mechanism and handle are covered with dust, which is to be expected at a concrete-cement facility. . There were no issues which affected the operation of this manual pump. Valves: The valves for the ASTs were operationally cycled and are determined to be in good operating condition. Specifically,the OPW anti-siphon valve was cycled during dispensing operations and found to be without defect or issue. Also, all manually operated ball valves at this location were cycled and found to be in good working condition. Liquid Level Gauge: The Aboveground Storage Tank 10,000 gal AST has a Morrison Bros Figure 818 liquid level Clock Gauge which are mechanical and float operated, installed for liquid level inspection and overfill protection. There do not appear to be any issues as to the operation of this level gauge clock and it was determined by inspection that the Morrison Bros. 818 Clock level gauge is in good working condition and is y § suitable to remain as the level gauge on this storage tank. The Morrison Clock Gauge could be replaced with Morrison Bros 918 series level gauge, which can be connected to electronic overfill alarms. Morrison clock gauge could be replaced with Morrison Bros 918 series level gauge, which can be connected to electronic overfill alarms. The Morrison Bros 818 clock was inspected, actuated, and found to be in good working operation and has no immediate need for replacement or repairs.