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JUN 2 9 2015 As previously discussed, Jones Covey technicians were able to investigate origin oaf tie oily liquid found in the bioshed and determined that the liquid was not biodiesel or diesel, and therefore does not qualify as a release from primary piping. The liquid and staining were cleaned prior to the technicians leaving the site, the area was checked again on June 3, 2015, and no visible leaks were seen. Although it is unclear what created the staining in the bioshed, PFJ will continue to monitor this area and respond appropriately. 9. Water in secondary containment not removed, analyzed, and properly disposed of (pre-Jul 2003). Liquid was observed in the following UST components: UDC-21 Sat (<0.5 cup), UDC-26 Sat (1/4 cup), Tank 1 STP (less than 0.5 gallons), and Tank 3 STP (less than 0.5 gallons). If water could enter into the secondary containment by precipitation or infiltration, it must be removed and disposed of properly. The service technician removed liquid from the aforementioned UST components. Ensure that all sumps and annular spaces are maintained free of liquid. This was corrected onsite. This is a Class II violation. As noted, this was corrected during the inspection. PFJ Regional Maintenance Technicians perform weekly inspections at all California facilities, to ensure that all secondary containment is clean and dry. The weekly inspection from May 11, 2015, found all secondary containment to be clean and dry, and the amount of water found during the inspection was not enough to trigger a fuel alarm. PFJ personnel will continue to maintain all secondary containment free of liquid. 10. Secondary containment not constructed to prevent water intrusion. Water was found in the North Bio sump. Secondary containment shall be constructed to prevent any water intrusion into the system by precipitation, infiltration, or surface runoff. The service technician removed <0.25 gallons of liquid from this sump and returned the sensor to its proper position. Immediately contact a properly licensed, trained, and certified contractor to address the water intrusion into the North Bio sump under permit and inspection of the EHD. This is a Class II violation. While a small amount of water was discovered in the North Bio Sump, it was not enough to trigger a fuel alarm. Additionally, the weekly RMT inspection on May 11, 2015, indicated that all secondary containment was clean and dry. Jones Covey technicians checked this sump for indications of water intrusion and none were found. PFJ personnel will continue to maintain all secondary containment free of liquid. 11. Leak detector failed to detect a 3.0 gph leak at 10 psi. The 87-octane line leak detector failed to detect a leak when tested. All line leak detectors shall be capable of detecting a 3-gallon per hour leak at 10 psi. The leak detector was replaced and retested during the inspection. A "UST Retrofit Verification with an Inspector Already Onsite" form has been completed and provided to the operator and contractor. This was corrected onsite. This is a Class II violation. As noted, this was corrected during the inspection.