Laserfiche WebLink
~• <br />SPILL PREVENTION CONTROL F COUNTERMEASURE PLAN - 9/87 <br />Page 2 <br />(e)(1)(i) Normal storm water accumulation wiChin the diked areas either <br />evaporates or percolates. Should excessive water accumulate or <br />should a tank fa i1, portable pumps stored on the pro party would be <br />used to drain the area. Records of all drainages will be kept aC <br />least three years. The form for recording drainages from diked <br />areas is shown as Attachment A. <br />(e)(2)(i) The construction of and material used in all storage tanks a[ the <br />facility are compatible with the material stored in them. <br />(e)(2)(ii) All non-buried tanks are surrounded with dikes sufficiently imperme- <br />able to contain a spill until it can be removed. The shop/warehouse <br />storage area has provisions for dcainage to a waste pond. In the <br />event of a spill, [he oil is routed into a lagoon with a confinement <br />boom. The detention Cime and surface area on [he inlet side of the <br />confinement boom allow the petroleum effluent to be trapped behind <br />the boom, where it may be pumped off and disposed of. Any remaining <br />petroleum effluent is Chan removed [h[ough two concrete underground <br />oil separator tanks. The clean water is discharged while the col- <br />lected oil is disposed of. All non-buried tanks will be subject to <br />visual inspection annually. Records of all inspections will be kept <br />on file for at least three years. <br /> (e)(2)(iv) Buried metallic fuel storage Canks will be moniWred for leaks by <br />i monChly inventory controls. If a Leak is suspected, a pressure Cest <br /> will be conducted. Records of aL1 tests will be kept on file for aC <br /> least two inspections. The tanks are covered with a hituminous <br /> coating for corrosion protection. <br /> <br /> (e)(3)(i) Piping systems at [he facility era designed and operat ed in a manner <br /> [o prevent spills. A11 underground piping is wrapped for protection <br /> <br />l cont. <br />