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• <br />• <br />• <br />Mine <br />4.5.1 Oil Inventory <br />2004 SPCC <br />There is no separate inventory for the Fuel Island because it is directly connected to the Lube <br />Building tanks identified in section 4.4 above. <br />4.5.2 Containment and Diversionary Structures <br />Spills in and azound the Fuel Island area would report to the concrete slab, the parking lot and/or <br />the gravel access azea. In the unlikely event of a major spill, the oil would be routed through the <br />existing site drainage into the industrial water pond where the oil would be trapped by a sorbent <br />boom at the inlet end. The detention time and surface area on the inlet side of the confinement <br />boom allow the petroleum effluent to accumulate behind the boom, where it can be pumped off <br />and disposed of properly. <br />4.5.3 Conformance with Applicable Requirements <br />Currently the spill containment set-up appeazs to be in good condition during the site inspection <br />of May 6, 2004. Atypical fueling operation was observed during the site inspection and found <br />to be according to posted procedures. The overall housekeeping effort was observed to be good. <br />Applicable state guidelines are assumed to be the same as the Federal Regulations at 40 CFR <br />Part 112, and therefore, the facility is in conformance with applicable requirements. <br />4.6 WASTE ACCUMULATION AREA <br />This site is a 70 fr x 70 ft x 8 inch concrete pad enclosed by a concrete stem wall. Used <br />antifreeze and other wastes in 55 gallon drums (labeled #19) aze stored within the facility. The <br />Waste Accumulation Area is surrounded by a locked gate and chain link fence where appropriate <br />signs are posted. See Figure 2 for the location of the Waste Accumulation Area. <br />4.6.1 Oil Inventory <br />Small quantities of waste aze stored in 55 gallon drums and include used gear oil, antifreeze, <br />used grease, and used oil. Also stored here in a 15,000 gallon steel tank is waste antifreeze. <br />4.6.2 Containment and Diversionary Structures <br />This site is a 70 fr x 70 fr x 8 inch concrete pad enclosed by a concrete stem wall, providing <br />approximately 24,000 gallons of secondary containment, which is more than adequate to hold the <br />volume of the lazgest tank plus an allowance for precipitation. In the unlikely event of a breach <br />