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Ripon Unified School District a. General site layout All Fuel Oil products on Ripon Unified School District's site are properly stored and used in a safe manner. All of the Motor Fuel is contained within the Double Wall concrete/steel fuel tanks. No release is expected from this system.No discharge of Fuel Oil products release is expected and great care is taken to prevent such a release. The motor fuel containment and dispensing area is located on the near each tank of the facility operations. The Fuel Storage Tank's containment system is constructed from concrete and no product release is expected to reach the ground or water systems. The Gasoline fuel tank is equipped with fill adapter and vapor recovery. Care is taken when loading fuel into the Gasoline and#2 Diesel fuel tanks. b. Buried piping installation, protection and examination procedures Ripon Unified School District has no buried tanks or piping on site. c. Pipe support design The piping supports on Ripon Unified School District Fuel operations are used in the transfer of Fuels throughout the system. All of the piping is rigid and the supports are used to secure the transfer lines. d. Aboveground valve and pipeline examinations Ripon Unified School District will examine all of the aboveground valves, the piping will be inspected throughout the daily operation and careful examinations of all the potential release points will be examined daily.The conditions of the flexible pipes,flanges,locking valves metal surfaces and any other areas that have a high expectancy of releases will be inspected throughout the operation. Official inspections of the system and its operation will be performed monthly and recorded on the forms found in Appendix B & C in the SPCC plan. e. Aboveground piping protection from vehicular traffic All aboveground piping and transfer systems are and will always be protected from vehicular traffic. The tank is protected by raised concrete. The entire Gasoline and 42 Diesel fuel storage systems are secure, isolated and protected from vehicular traffic.Vehicles that arrive to deliver#2 Diesel and Gasoline fuels are escorted and travel to a secure area near the gates that secure the tank areas.Facility personnel are there to unlock the gates and allow the fuel delivery driver access to the #2 Diesel and Gasoline tanks. No #2 Diesel and/or Gasoline is expected to be released, but in the event of a release trained and certified employees will have the necessary materials to contain, control and clean-up the release. �F , `� 14