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wood. <br /> The materials used in the construction of the tank, pump, and piping <br /> system are consistent with industry standards and compatible with the <br /> waste antifreeze handled by the tank system. <br /> Chemical compatibility findings: The materials identified above are compatible <br /> for contact with or proximity to the equipment, tank, or tank system ini <br /> assessment. Initials: ?0 <br /> Visual Observations 66265.192(k)(9)(A-D): <br /> Holt employees inspect the tank system and containment on a daily basis <br /> during normal operations. <br /> Tank parameters at time of inspection (empty, etc.): The tank was <br /> approximately 1/8 full at time of inspection. <br /> Acute visual evidence of leaks: None observed <br /> Condition of interior surface: Interior surface visible through manway; <br /> relatively clean with no signs of etching or degradation. <br /> Condition of exterior surface: No weld cracks, breaks, scrapes, or <br /> corrosion were observed. No structural damage or inadequate <br /> construction or installation was observed (no cracks, punctures, or <br /> damaged fittings). <br /> Condition of nozzles, flanges, fittings at tank: There are no nozzles, <br /> flanges, or fittings on the tank. The 5-inch vent cap is functional and the <br /> threaded lid is in good condition. <br /> Condition of piping: The hose pipes are in good condition. <br /> Visual observation findings: Visual observation of the tank and its affiliated <br /> pumps, piping and ancillary equipment did not reveal signs of leaks, corrosion, <br /> weld cracks or breaks, or scrapes in protective coating which may cause a <br /> release from the tank system. A description of all discrepancies notedrin the <br /> visual inspection is included with this report. Initials: <br /> Seismic/Anchoring: (a I I <br /> Seismic/dynamic/hydrostatic load calculations provided with "Hydrostatic <br /> and Seismic Analysis" page or as Attachment 3. A manufacturer's tank <br /> drawing is also included. <br /> Based on a review of the San Joaquin County Flood Zone Viewer <br /> (http://simap.org/floodzoneviewerNiewer.asp) for Parcel ID 16337015 <br /> (1521 W. Charter Way), the tank site is located in FIRM Panel <br /> 06077C0470F, Zone X(LEVEE). There is a chance of flooding 1% <br /> annually or once every 100 years, with average depths shallower than 1 <br /> foot (or with drainage areas less than 1 square mile). The area is <br /> protected by levees from the 1% annual, or once every 100 years, flood, <br /> so it will not flood deeper than 1 foot once every 100 years. It is in an area <br /> where there is a chance of flooding 0.2% annually or once every 500 <br /> years, with water deeper than 1 foot. See Flood Zone Viewer map in <br /> Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. 275 Gal. Waste Antifreeze Tank <br />