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FUIK - E As required by California UST Regulations, Section 2632 (d)(1) Quik Stop Market #152 1721-1 South Cherokee Lodi, California The secondary containment of each underground storage tank and product line is continuously monitored by a Universal Sensors "Leak Alert" LA -06 electronic monitor using liquid sensing probes set to immediate response time. The monitoring panel is located in the backroom. The "Leak Alert" monitor is placed in test mode daily by Tony Plattel, Franchisee, or his designated duty clerk, and the results recorded on the "Daily Monitoring System Inspection Log". The monitoring panel and interstitial sensors are checked and recertified annually. The results are forwarded to San Joaquin Public Health Services. In the event that the system goes into alarm, the Franchisee will immediately contact the Quik Stop Gasoline Department, which will in turn dispatch a qualified service company to the site. The service company will determine the cause of alarm and notify Quik Stop of site conditions. If an unauthorized release to secondary containment has occurred, action will be immediately taken to implement the Written Response Plan. Preventive maintenance on the monitoring system is scheduled annually in conjunction with recertification and testing. A description of the gasoline system operation and operator's responsibilities are included in the Franchise Agreement. Initial training in operation of the tank system and monitoring equipment is conducted "on the job" under the supervision of Quik Stop personnel. The training period depends upon the complexity of the system and Franchisee proficiency. Monitoring equipment maintenance is the responsibility of Quik Stop Markets, Inc. Required work will be authorized by the following Quik Stop personnel: Mike Karvelot, Director of Environmental Affairs (510) 657-8500 workdays (510) 440-0934 after hours 101R I"