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Unit: 31258 nocal # : 6981 t_essee"lame : James McCarthy Address : 4707 Pacific Stockto , CA 95207 UNDE GROUND STORAGE TANKS (UST) OWNER/OPERATOR AGREEMENT California Underground Storage Tank Regulations (CCR, Title 23, Division 3, Chapter 16, Article 2, Section 2620(b)) require Tosco Corporation (the tank owner) to execute a written agreement with our Dealers (the tank operators), requiring them to monitor the underground storage tanks (USTs) containing hazardous substances. PART I: OWNER CERTIFICATION Tosco Corporation, as owner of the USTs at the above site, certifies that: 1. It is not the tank operator of the USTs at said site. 2. It has applied for the UST permit, and a valid UST permit is on-site or will be delivered to the tank operator when received from the local implementing agency. 3. A copy of the Health and Safety Code, Section 25299 is attached to this Agreement. 4. It will notify the local implementing agency of any operator change within thirty (30) days of any such change. 5. Both Tosco Corporation and the operator have signed this Agreement. PART II: OPERATOR CERTIFICATION The law requires the tank operator of USTs containing motor vehicle fuel to comply with the following standards: 1. A valid UST permit shall be maintained on site. 2. A UST Monitoring Program, approved by the local implementing agency, must be implemented. 3. A Spill Response Plan, approved by the local implementing agency, must be implemented. 4. The requirements stipulated in the UST Monitoring Program and Spill Response Plan (attached), must be complied with. This shall include, if necessary, the submittal of an annual written statement to the local implementing agency, verifying under penalty of perjury that all monthly monitoring reports were summarized, and that all data contained within the monitoring reporrts are within allowable variations. Alternatively, a listing of the times, dates and corresponding monitoring report data that exceeded the allowable variations must be provided. 5. The monitoring and maintenance records must be maintained. This includes inventory readings and reconciliation records, sampling and testing results, all of which must be maintained on-site for at least 3 years, or in an approved off-site location. Said records must be made available upon request, within 36 hours, to the local implementing agency or the State Water Board. 6. Records must be kept in sufficient detail to enable the local implementing agency, at any time, to determine that the tank operator has undertaken all monitoring activities required by the UST Permit to Operate and/or the UST Monitoring Program. 7. Tosco Corporation must be notified of the detection of any unauthorized releases by the fastest means available (no later than 8 hours) or within the time frame mandated by the local implementing agency. The operator must adhere to the procedures contained in the Spill Response Plan. Tosco Corporation will notify the appropriate agency(s) and submit a written report as may be required by the agency(s). 8. Daily inventory measurements must be performed by a trained facility operator or designated facility personnel for each day the facility is in operation. 9. Tosco Corporation must be notified of any malfunctioning of the UST monitoring system. The monitoring equipment shall be operated and maintained in accordance with the regulation per Title 23, Division 3, Chapter 16, Article 4, Section 26410) of the California Code of Regulation. 10. Health and Safety Code Section 25299 (attached) must be reviewed. Unit: 31258 Date Printed : 4/4/97