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-afire extinguisher on the site map located in the southeast corner of the MRF was not observed on site -a spill kit located on the site map west of the 12,000-gallon diesel tank was not observed on site Response: CVWS has updated the HMBP Map and added to the CERS Database on September 08, 2021: Hazardous Materials Inventory- Site Map (Official Use Only). Please see Attachment A-CERS Submittal. Aboveground Petroleum Storage Act Inspection Report Item # 105 Violation code: CFR 112.1(b)(3), 112.2 Failed to properly close tanks under the definition of"Permanently Closed". OBSERVATION:A Convault tank located next to the 12,000-gallon diesel tank is not in use but has not been properly closed. A sign saying "Permanently Closed"with the date was not affixed to the tank. A used oil tank located in the transfer station is not in use but has not been properly closed. A sign with the words "Permanently Closed"is not affixed to the tank Response: Both the Convault Tank and Used Oil Tank had"Permanently Closed" labels previously attached to the tanks prior to inspection. On September 09, 2021 CVWS painted the words "Permanently Closed"and the date of closure on the Convault Tank and placed a new Label with the words "Permanently Closed" and the date of closure on the Used Oil Tank located in the Transfer Station. Please see pictures Attachment B Item 4706 Violation code: CFR 112.7(e), 112.8(c)(6) Failed to perform scheduled tank tests or inspections by appropriately qualified personnel. OBSERVATION: The facility failed to provide and maintain secondary containment for bulk storage tank installations sufficient to hold the capacity of the largest container, including adequate freeboard for precipitation. The 12,000-gallon diesel tank was observed with insufficient secondary containment. At the south end of the diesel tank a hole with a broken off pipe was observed in the floor of the secondary containment berm. Response: CVWS disagrees with this alleged violation and the observation does not allege the tank was not appropriately inspected. CVWS respectfully requests the alleged violation be rescinded. The diesel tank had sufficient secondary containment during the inspection dated August 17, 2021. The small "hole"was an old indentation with a depth of twelve inches that lead nowhere and could not have discharged nor did it affect the secondary containment. Nevertheless,on September 09, 2021 CVWS filled the "hole"with cement. Please see pictures Attachment C