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Exhibit A 1. The existing generator enclosure has a very small day tank that transfers the fuel between the generator and the existing double wall underground tank. This day tank will also be removed along with the generator and the enclosure. 2. The existing double wall fuel lines from the underground tank come inside the enclosure in a vault/trench. 3. We will be constructing an enclosed metal cover at the trench/vault where the existing fuel Lines come through the ground and concrete side wall of the trench/vault to keep rain water out. 4. This vault will have monitoring sensor for fuel leak. 5. New fuel lines will be connected to the (2) existing fuel lines, 1 supply and 1 return, in the vault. New pipes will be 90'd up and go through field fabricated vault lid. Pipes to be connected to a new 275 gallon outdoor day tank that would transfer he fuel between the existing underground double tank and the new generator. 6. The new fuel line which will all be above ground can be single wall black iron pipes, as allowed by code. 7. The Plumbing drawings should indicate our intention to comply with code required fuel leak monitoring. 8. There is an existing fuel polisher (filter) that has not been in use for many years. This equipment will be removed and the fuel line between it and the underground fuel tank will be removed. The sump at the underground tank where this fuel polisher fuel lines pass through to enter the tank, the plumbing drawing requires the Contractor to plugged or repair it to meet regulatory requirements. In order to we will be removing the double line boot entry penetration and laminating a panel in place using 3 layers (for single wall sump) of the appropriate mat and resin kit, part number FRP-KIT-407. For this a certified Bravo installer will be used. 9. The sump being affected will be SB -989 tested after work is completed. REGEIVhL ff1