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❑� Northwest Pipe Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan 142 <br /> �-- Company Tracy Plant <br /> Appendix A Regulatory Requirement Cross Reference Table <br /> SPCC Plan Requirements <br /> 40 CFR Part SPCC Plan <br /> CA HSC Requirement Location <br /> General Applicability Requirement <br /> 112.1(b) 40 CFR 112 applies to any owner or operator of a non-transportation-related 1.2 <br /> 25270.3(b) onshore facility having an aggregate aboveground oil storage capacity greater <br /> than 1,320 gallons unless otherwise exempted under 112(d). Terms in <br /> underlined italics are defined in 111.2. Only containers with a capacity of 55 <br /> U.S. gallons or greater are counted in determining the aggregate storage <br /> capacity. <br /> SPCC Plan Preparation and Implementation Requirement <br /> 112.3(a)(1) For existing onshore facilities, SPCC Plans must be prepared or amended to 1.2 <br /> 25270.3(a) ensure compliance with 40 CFR 112 and subsequently implemented before <br /> November 10, 2011. <br /> 112.3(b) For onshore facilities that become operational after November 10, 2010, a N/A <br /> compliant SPCC Plan must be prepared and implemented within 6 months after <br /> operations begin. <br /> Professional Engineer Certification <br /> 112.3(d) Unless the facility is determined to be a Qualified Facility as defined in 112.3(g), 2.2 <br /> the SPCC Plan must be reviewed and certified by a licensed Professional <br /> Engineer(PE). By certifying the SPCC Plan, the PE attests that he is familiar <br /> with 40 CFR 112; that he or his agent have visited and examined the facility; <br /> that the SPCC Plan has been prepared in accordance with good engineering <br /> practice; that the procedures for required inspections and testing have been <br /> established; and that the SPCC Plan is adequate for the facility. <br /> Location and Availability of SPCC Plan <br /> 112.3(e) A complete copy of the certified SPCC Plan must be maintained at the facility 2.3 <br /> (or nearest regional office if the facility is attended less than 4 hours per day) <br /> and be made available to the USEPA Regional Administrator upon request <br /> during normal working hours. <br /> Amendment of SPCC Plan by USEPA Regional Administrator <br /> 112.4 An owner/operator is required to amend a SPCC Plan if the USEPA Regional 3.2 <br /> Administrator determines the Plan does not meet the requirements of 40 CFR <br /> 112 or if changes are necessary to prevent and contain discharges from the <br /> facility. <br /> Amendment of SPCC Plan by Owner or Operator <br /> 112.5(a) An owner / operator is required to amend a SPCC Plan if there are 3.1.1 to 3.1.2 <br /> administrative or technical changes to the Plan. Administrative changes &Appendix C <br /> (personnel name changes) do not require PE certification, however, all <br /> technical changes must be certified by a PE. <br /> 112.5(b) In addition, all SPCC Plans must be reviewed every 5 years. The review must 3.1.3 <br /> be certified by a PE. Any amendments to the Plan must be implemented as &Appendix C <br /> soon as possible, but no later than 6 months after the amendment. <br /> Management Approval and Commitment <br /> 112.7 SPCC Plans must have the full approval of management at a level of authority 2.1 <br /> to commit the necessary resources to fully implement the Plan. <br /> SPCC Rule Cross Reference List <br /> 112.7 SPCC Plans that do not follow the exact sequence specified in 40 CFR 112.7 1.3 <br /> must be supplemented with a cross reference that links the applicable &Appendix A <br /> regulatory requirement to its location within the document. <br /> Facility Conformance and Compliance with 40 CFR Part 112 <br /> 112.7(a)(1)& SPCC Plans are required to conform to the applicable requirements of 40 CFR 5.1 <br /> 112.7(a)(2) 112. Deviations are allowed for the following specific requirements: 112.7(g), <br /> 112.7(h)(2), 112.7(h)(3), 112.7(i), 112.8(c)(2), and 112.8(c)(11). When such <br /> deviations occur,the SPCC Plan must describe in detail alternate methods and <br /> how those methods achieve equivalent environmental protection. <br /> Facility Description &Diagram <br />