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Connell Resources Timnath Pit Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plan Revision Date: June 25, 2009 Section 15.0 Other Requirements Page 10-1 Section 10.0 Security (Excluding Oil Production Facilities) [112.7(g)] 10.1 Fencing [112.7(g)(1)] Oil use areas of the facility are surrounded by a fence or enclosed inside of a building. The building and the fence prohibit access to oil use areas by unauthorized personnel. The main entrance gate is kept closed and locked when the facility is unattended. Table 10.1 identifies the various security measures used at the Facility. Table 10.1: Security Fences and Gates Area Name or Description Fenced or Enclosed Gate or Door Locked When Not in Use Fence or Enclosure Description AST Fueling and Builk Yes Yes chain link fence with barbed wire Loading top Diesel chain link fence with barbed wire Yes Yes Generator AST top Due to their design and location, the transformers are not considered a security risk related to oil spills (i.e., it would be difficult or dangerous to attempt to causes a spill from these items). Additionally, cabinet transformers meet the security requirements identified in the National Electrical Code (NEC) Section 110.31. 10.2 Master Flow and Drain Valves 112.7(8)(2)] Tanks and secondary containment with valves that allow the direct outward discharge of the tank's contents are locked when not in use. Appendix B identifies tanks with direct outward discharge valves. 10.3 Starter Controls 112.7(g)(3)] The Facility has pumps with starter controls. Pump starter controls are only accessible by authorized personnel with use of a card lock system. Table 10.3 identifies the pump starter control security. Table 10.3: Pump Starter Control Security Oil Use Area Pump Starter Controls Are Secured Pump Starter Control Security AST Fueling Area Yes Card Lock System Diesel Generator AST Yes Automated by diesel generator