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Miscellaneous: Security fencing is present, serviceable, and of adequate height. All operations, including tank filling operations, are contained within the secured areas, which is open during regular business hours. Site personnel has positive control of entry to all locations within this facility. The fuel tank is surrounded with impact protection with concrete bollards surrounding the tank on the filling side of the Aboveground Storage Tank, that might have impact with a vehicle either during regular vehicle operations or filling of the vehicles or the filling of the AST by a vehicle. On the North side of the tank, there is a trailer of equipment stored next to the tank, which would be an obstruction or barrier to large vehicle equipment operations on that side of the tank. It is recommended that bollards be installed at that side, but it is not required, as there is currently a barrier in place (the trailer), and the fuel tank is on a pad beyond the area of operations which involve vehicles. It is strongly recommended that there always be a barrier in place for that side, as large equipment vehicles operate on that side of the tank, within a proximity that could result in impact with the tank. The bollards were inspected and found to be in good condition, not loose in any way and suitable for continued usage. There is also a wireless monitor for product levels for inventory purposes on the top of the tank, next to the Morrison Bros. emergency vent. There did not appear to be any issues with the inventory sensor and its workings. Corrections Made: As of October 30, 2019, the corrections on the exterior of the tank and on base supports of the tank addressing corrosion have been undertaken. The tank & supports have had the corrosion issue addressed and have had the areas of discernable corrosion all repainted, adequately to inhibit future corrosion. This addresses the corrosion issue of the base supports and it is determined to have been correctly and timely addressed. No issues of corrosion of the supports are currently present. Additionally, the openings on the top of the tank which exposed vermiculite insulation were capped to prevent entry of rainfall into the secondary containment. (See pies attached)