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<br />SPCC Plan -Cooley Reservoir & W ildlife Area <br />Ianuary 13,2000 <br />whenever the facility is unattended. The gasoline dispenser near the pit is to be locked whenever the <br />facility is unattended. Diesel and oil transfer pumps near the pit are pneumatic and air [o the pumps is <br />turned off in the trailer, which is locked, whenever the facility is unattended. <br />4.0 FACILITY LOADING AND UNLOADING OPERATIONS <br />Oil and fuel delivery is provided by a supplier and Aggregate Industries, West Central Region expects <br />these drivers to be properly trained in the Department of Transportation (DOTI regulations applicable to <br />their work (e.g., trained person, brakes set, wheels blocked, caution signs posted, secure connections, <br />visual inspections before departure). At the fuel and oil storage area near the shop, the tank truck <br />unloading area is adjacent to the tank containment. A spill from the tank truck would be expected to <br />flow across the ground surface or seep into the soil to the surface depression west of the tanks. At the <br />fuel and oil storage area near the pit, the tank truck unloading area is adjacent to the taril: containments. <br />A spill from the tank truck would be expected to flow across the ground surface or seep into the soil to <br />the surface depression north of the tanks. When tank trucks are being unloaded, the procedure is to be <br />attended to minimize the potential for spills and respond quickly to a spill. The fuel tank trucks <br />reportedly have a volume of approximately 3,00 gallons in three compartments. Therefore, the total <br />volume of a tank truck leak could approach 3,000 gallons if the compartment were full. The combination <br />of the containment, attended unloading, and grading of the ground surface at the site [s expected to <br />contain and slow spilled oil (e.g., petroleum, oil, lubricants, waste oil) in the soil. <br />5.0 INSPECTIONS AND RECORDS <br />Inspections of oil storage facilities should be conducted regularly (e.g., weekly visual inspections <br />identified above). These inspections should include inspection of all tanks, drum storage areas, <br />pipelines, hoses, dispensers, pumps, valves, and containment for indication of potential leaks. A record <br />of the inspections and corrective actions should be recorded and maintained at the site office for at least <br />three years. <br />This SPCC Plan should be kept current and available on stte for use by Aggregate Industnes. West <br />Central Region personnel and review by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and State, county, <br />and local agencies. At a minimum, the plan should be reviewed every three years. Plan amendments are <br />required whenever there is a change in facility desten, construction, operation, or maintenance, which <br />materially affects the facility's potential for the discharge of oil and must be made within stx months of <br />such a change. <br />