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The following is an itemized list of underground storage tank violations that have not <br /> been addressed for CRUISERS MANTECA#29 as of April 13, 2018. <br /> Open violations from September 07, 2017 inspection <br /> Violation#309 -Monitoring in sump/ UDC failed to activate an audible and visual alarm or stop the flow <br /> product. <br /> The S1 and S6 smart sensors failed to activate an audible and visual alarm when tested to ensure continuous <br /> monitoring of the tank system. The S1 sensor was fixed on site but the S6 sensor could not be fixed. All monitoring <br /> equipment shall be maintained to activate an audible and visual alarm or stop the flow of product at the dispenser <br /> when it detects a leak. Correct immediately by having a properly licensed, trained, and certified contractor replace <br /> the failed component with a functional component(LG 113-x listed, if applicable) and obtain a permit within one <br /> business day from the EHD. If the failed component can't be replaced immediately, there is a possibility that the <br /> UST system monitored by the S6 smart sensor may be red tagged to prevent fuel inputs. <br /> Violation#316 -Secondary containment not constructed to prevent water intrusion (after Jul 2003). <br /> Water was found in the 91-octane STP, diesel STP,87-octane fill and 91-octane fill sumps. Secondary containment <br /> shall be constructed to prevent any water intrusion into the system by precipitation, infiltration, or surface runoff. <br /> The service technician removed the following approximate amounts of liquid; 5 cups from the 91-octane STP sump, <br /> 10 cups from the diesel STP sump,5 cups from the 87-octane fill sump and 1 cup from the 91-octane fill sump. <br /> The lid gaskets on the 81 STP sump, diesel STP sump, and the Diesel fill sump were not present or were damaged. <br /> Work order dated 10/28/2016 shows 30 gallons of liquid in the 87-octane fill sump and water actively leaking into the <br /> sump. Immediately contact a properly licensed, trained, and certified contractor to address the water intrusion into <br /> the above mentioned sumps under permit and inspection of the EHD. <br /> Violation #319 -No spill bucket,failed to contain five gallons, or failed to provide a means to keep it empty. <br /> The 91-octane spill container failed when tested. All spill containers shall have a minimum capacity of five gallons <br /> and be capable of containing a spill or overfill until it is detected or cleaned up. Immediately contact a properly <br /> licensed, trained, and certified contractor to repair or replace the spill container under permit and inspection of the <br /> EHD. <br /> Open violations from August 25, 2016 inspection <br /> Violation #206 -Failure to comply with UST operating permit conditions. <br /> No person may own or operate an UST unless a permit for its operation has been issued by the local agency to the <br /> owner or operator of the UST system and all the operating conditions have been met. New Bravo Snap and Lock <br /> Sump Covers were installed at this site, a permit SR0073494 was obtained for this repair. This permit was approved <br /> for the installation of Bravo retrofit covers on fill sumps only, however, during the site inspection it was discovered <br /> that new Bravo Snap and Lock Sump Covers were installed on turbine as well as fill sumps. Emergency repairs <br /> relating to UST system monitoring and release detection may be performed by a properly licensed, trained, and <br /> certified contractor pursuant to the EHD'S policy and a permit obtained within one business day from the EHD. All <br /> other repairs must have a permit submitted to and approved by the EHD prior to beginning work. To date, no <br /> additional documentation was submitted to amend the existing permit SR0073494 with the correct scope of work. <br /> Immediately submit all appropriate documentation, as requested in the 7-14-2016 EHD permit inspection report. <br /> Violation #314- Failed to have secondary containment or secondary containment not tight. <br /> An active brine leak was noted from the diesel fill sump wall around the brine sensor holder, indicating a breach in <br /> the secondary containment; standing liquid was also observed inside this sump. Secondary containment shall be <br /> impervious to the liquid and vapor of the substance contained and constructed to prevent structural weakening as a <br /> result of contact with any hazardous substances released from the primary containment. Furthermore, according to <br /> the Service Station System maintenance record dated 5-24-2016, "repairs to the leaking annular to be done by LC <br /> Services-adjusted brine on L5 sensor". Immediately contact a properly licensed, trained, and certified contractor to <br /> make repairs to the UST system under permit and inspection of the EHD. <br /> Page 3 of 4 <br />