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Page 3 of 4 Spoke to Greg Mitis of Shields and Harper about 4 p.m. concerning the -JP vs -TS designations for the transition sumps. The -JP is basically the standard off the shelf version, an older designation that goes back to the beginning of the product line. The -TS version (Transition Sump) is a newer designation allocated to custom versions where the sump is modified for pipe sizes, cover sizes and so on. The UL listing is valid for the B -600 - JP, and Greg is expecting to build and supply that version since we have documentation in hand supporting the UL Listing. The -TS version is built of the same materials but sizes and dimensions of features may change due to custom requirements, this may be an over simplification since ZI do not have complete documentation in hand, but is an essentially accurate assessment. To facilitate the approval process, Greg's thinking is to supply the -JP version. From: Robert Huff Sent: Thursday, May 19, 20112:38 PM To: Kevin Jorgensen Cc: 'Greg Matas'; 'Mike Robertson'; 'Kasey Foley [EH]' Subject: RE: Possible Solution to the Transition Sump Problem at Tracy Truck Stop This sump has not yet been committed to production. The distributor and C.J. have asked for a response and agency approval before moving forward. C.J. and Greg would both like to get the sump scheduled to production today if possible. I informed him that the approvals may take a little longer than that but if a final decision is possible let me know and I'll get things going. C.J. brought in the attached information on a transition sump which may satisfy requirements for above ground use. The sump is fiberglass below ground and steel above ground. Greg Matas, whose name appears below represents Shields, Harper and Co. The U.L. listing is held by S Bravo Systems Inc. I have a call in to Greg to clarify the meaning of the designating letters at the end of the Model Number -JP versus -TS. Since I've copied Greg on this email perhaps he could "Reply All" to the question of what do those letters mean and are they material to the UL Listing. Attached you will find a long pdf file containing: 1) A Certificate of Compliance from UL brought in by C.J. 2) A page of marketing info from Bravo Systems' Catalog for the B-600 (no trailing designation letters)but indicating the UL Mark. Dropped off by C.J. The following information was extracted from the UL Online Directory. 3) A copy of,the document, UL Subject 2258: Outline of the investigation for Non -Metallic Tanks for Oil Burning Fuel. This document indicates evaluation for: a. Above ground use. b. Storage for Diesel Fuels. c. Automotive Service Stations. d. References to other associated specifications. 4) EFNI.GuideInfo for Nonmetallic Tanks for Oil -Burner Fuels and other Combustible Liquids. Confirmation of acceptability for Class II fuels, (Diesel). 5) EDQX.GuideInfo for Fixed and Stationary Storage Tanks. 6) EGVV.GuideInfo for Tank Accessories for Flammable and Combustible Liquids. 6/6/2011