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Regulatory Cross Reference Version :27.10.4 <br /> CALIFORNIA •DOF • <br /> DIVISIONTITLE 14 • • • • <br /> BRIEF DESCRIPTION LOCATION IN <br /> PLAN <br /> 817.02(d)(2)(A) The reasonable worst case spill volume is then multiplied by a App. G <br /> persistence factor relative to the most persistent type of oil that <br /> may be spilled by the marine facility. The persistence factors <br /> relative to the type of oil spilled, are specified below: <br /> 817.02(d)(2)(B) The volume determined from the calculation in Subparagraph (A) is App. G <br /> then multiplied by one of the following emulsification factors, again, <br /> based on the type of oil. <br /> 817.02(d)(2)(C) Response Planning Volume App. G <br /> 817.02(d)(3) Response Capability Standards App. G <br /> 817.02(d)(3)(A) On-Water Daily Recovery Rates and Containment Boom Amounts App. G <br /> 817.02(d)(3)(B) Daily Recovery Rate App. G <br /> 817.02(d)(3)(C) Sufficient containment equipment shall be brought to the scene of App. G <br /> the spill to address the daily recovery rates as designated in <br /> Section 817.02(d)(3)(B). <br /> 817.02(d)(5) On-Water Response Equipment and Services ----- <br /> 817.02(d)(5)(A) Demonstration of access to on-water response equipment and ----- <br /> services <br /> 817.02(d)(5)(B) The equipment identified for a specific area must be appropriate for § 6.0, App. A <br /> use in that area given the limitations of the geography, bathymetry, <br /> water depths, tides, currents and other local environmental <br /> condition <br /> 1. Location, inventory, and ownership of equipment <br /> 2. Inventory of non-mechanical response equipment <br /> 3. Storage and transfer equipment <br /> 4. Rated capacity and operational characteristics of equipment <br /> 5. The effective daily recovery capacity <br /> 6. Vessels designated for oil recovery operations <br /> 7. Vessels of opportunity reasonably available for oil spill recovery <br /> operations <br /> 8. procedures for storage, maintenance, inspection and testing of <br /> spill response equipment <br /> 9. sufficient equipment to track the movement of discharged oil <br /> 10. describe the personnel available to respond to an oil spill <br /> 11. describe procedures for the transport of required equipment, <br /> personnel and other resources to the spill site. The description shall <br /> include plans for alternative procedures during adverse <br /> environmental conditions. Adverse environmental conditions to be <br /> considered shall include: <br /> i. adverse weather; <br /> ii. sea states, tides, winds and currents; <br /> iii. presence of debris or other obstacles; and <br /> iv. any other known environmental conditions that could restrict <br /> response efforts. <br /> Shell Supply and Distribution Cross Ref-18 Stockton Terminal FRP <br /> ©2019 Witt O' Brien's Revision Date:October, 2019 <br />