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Pacific <br /> Northwest Oil <br /> October 12, 2018 <br /> Mr. Robert Lopez <br /> Mr. Cesar Ruvalcaba <br /> Mr.John Alaniz <br /> San Joaquin County Environmental Health Dept. <br /> Environmental Health Department <br /> 1868 E. Hazelton Ave. <br /> Stockton, CA 95205 <br /> RE: Inspection Status <br /> Dear Sirs: <br /> The following is a summary of the status on work completed to date regarding your inspection on <br /> September 12, 2018. We have completed all items on the Hazardous Materials and Aboveground <br /> Petroleum Storage inspections and have made significant progress on the Hazardous Waste inspection <br /> but have not completely finished those items. Please see the actions taken below: <br /> Hazardous Materials <br /> Item#5—The hazardous material inventory has been completely examined and resubmitted into the <br /> CERS website. All items missing from the previous submittal were added. Some material that were <br /> below the reporting threshold were removed. The "hazardous material type"was added to the <br /> materials that had this information missing. Additionally, the new Federal Hazard Categories were <br /> added for all chemicals per the information included in the SDS's. <br /> Item#6—The site map was updated to show the requested items and uploaded into the CERS website. <br /> Aboveground Petroleum Storage <br /> Item#203—The Professional Engineer(P.E.)who wrote the plan indicated that as an environmental <br /> equivalence to inspecting the bottom of the 2,100-gallon diesel tank,we could look for leaks collected at <br /> the bottom of the containment. He indicated that this is especially true due to the fact that the tank is <br /> elevated off on the ground surface and that it is completely contained. We decided to take it a step <br /> further by fabricating a mirror on the end of an extended pole to visually observe the bottom of the <br /> tank. This inspection will occur monthly. Additionally,the P.E. will be notified in the event of a leak <br /> beneath the tank is observed. He will further investigate with a borescope. <br />