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90C003O.All CON-13 use. Pond water was periodically pumped from the pond back into the ca- nal . After about 1980, the practice of discharging to the canal was abandoned. Coolant water was piped into the stormwater collection pond for recirculation or evaporation. This practice was recently abandoned and water is no longer drawn from the canal . The intake pipe is still present along the canal bank but is no longer used. 2.2 INVENTORY OF BULK STORAGE All products are delivered to the site by truck. Bulk dry fertilizers are pneumatically pumped into bins. Bulk liquid fertilizers are pumped into tanks. Smaller pre-packaged containers of fertilizers and pesticides are stored in the warehouse. Fertilizers and pesticides are picked up at the facility by customers or are transported to the field for application using WFS equipment. Bulk liquid fertilizers are stored in tanks within the fertilizer tank farm or in isolated tanks located throughout the site. At the time of the WCC site inspection, the tank farm consisted of 12 tanks. In addition, 2 converter tanks, a mixing bin, and a mixing tank were present in the tank farm. The tank farm is surrounded by concrete curbing and the tanks sit on a gravel bed. A description of each tank, including tank type, size, and volumetric capacity, is provided in Table 2-1. A total of 11 tanks were observed at various other locations throughout the facility. A description of each tank, including tank type, size, and volumetric capacity, is included in Table 2-1. The locations for these tanks are generally not permanent, and the tanks have been moved to other locations at the site. A 350,000-gallon tank containing the fertilizer 10- 34-0 was recently moved to its current location shown on Figure 1. The tank farm was undergoing renovation at the time of the WCC site inspection. A number of tanks were being removed or replaced. Soils were 2-6