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B.Worst Case Discharge Analysis and Scenarios Version:27.10.4 Response Requirement The Facility shall identify sufficient response resources, by contract or other approved means, to respond to a Worst Case Discharge to the maximum extent practicable. The response resources shall, as appropriate, include: • Oil recovery devices with an effective daily recovery capacity equal to the lesser of the WCD Response Planning Volume Calculation or the response caps. If the daily recovery rate exceeds the applicable contracting caps (see Table), then the Facility must identify additional resources equal to twice the cap or the amount necessary to reach the calculated planning volume. . Temporary storage capacity equal to twice the daily recovery capacity. . At least 20% of the on-water response equipment should be capable of operating in water of 6 feet or less depth. . Containment boom for oil collection and containment and for protection of areas of environmental sensitivity or economic importance. • Identify resources capable of responding to a shoreline clean-up operation involving the calculated volume of oil and emulsified oil that might impact the affected shoreline. . The above Response Planning Volume requirements, including response times, are based on Attachment E-1 of Appendix E to 40 CFR Part 112. (See Recovery Times on Table B-1.) Facility Response Resources/Capability The Facility will respond to a Worst Case Discharge (WCD) initially with a similar response as identified for a Small or Medium Discharge. Facility Management will initiate "response actions" located in Section 3.0 immediately upon discovering a spill. Additional OSRO(s) will be activated as the situation demands. The response resources will be capable of arriving within the required response tiers and will include: If release is contained within secondary containment structures, the QI will ensure that response contractor(s) have been notified and will respond. This may be the OSRO or other properly trained responders. The Facility operators and QI shall coordinate and manage contractors. If the worst-case release has discharged from the site to surface water, then the QI shall assure that the OSRO has been contacted and will initiate boom deployment and begin recovery/remediation process as soon as possible. Unless properly relieved by the on-scene coordinator(OSC), the QI shall continue to be responsible for four main tasks during the response action: assessment, monitoring, response assistance, and reporting. The Facility, Fire Department, and Local Emergency Planning Committee have sufficient equipment and resources to respond to a fire at the Facility. Remedial equipment if needed can be obtained through contracted OSRO identified in Figure 2.2. Shell Supply and Distribution B-17 Stockton Terminal FRP ©2019 Witt 0' Brien's Revision Date:October, 2019