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I 466 467 MISCELLANEOUS § 25284 bdivi- sire jurisdiction, within its boundaries, for the purpose (a) Ali exterior surfaces of the tank, including con- tank" of implementing this chapter, nected piping, and the floor directly beneath the tank, fill hold, (B) No city ma~ assume responsibility for implemen- can be monitored by direct viewing. Stats. tation of this chapter unless it has notified the county, (b) The structure in which the tank is located is .q 4; on or before July 1~ 1990, of its intentions to assume constructed in such a manner that the structure provides 1033 responsibility for implementation of this chapter, for secondary containment of the contents of the tank, (C) A city's authorization for implementing this as determined by the local agency designated pursuant chapter pursuant to this paragraph shall remain in effect to Section 25283. only until a CUPA is certified, or until January 1, 1997, (c) The owner or operator of the underground nsive whichever is earlier. On and after January 1~ 1997, the storage tank conducts daily inspections of the tank and list agency responsible for administering and enforcing this maintains a log of inspection results for review by the each chapter shall be the agency so authorized pursuant to local agency, designated pursuant to Section 25283, as subdivision (f) of Section 25404.3. requested by the local agency. ier 3.5 (b) * * * If there is no CUPA, the county and any ivision city that assumes responsibility pursuant to paragraph (d) The local agency designated pursuant to Section ' 25283 determines without objection from the board that encies (2) of subdivision (a) shall designate a department, tanks office, or other agency of that county or city~ as the case the underground storage tank meets requirements evised may be, as the local agency responsible for administer- which are equal to or more stringent than those ~rmine lng and enforcing this chapter, * * * pursuant to imposed by this chapter. (Added by Stats. 1988, c. 876, ts pur- subdivision (a). A city that assumes responsibility for § I. Amended by Stats. 1991, c. 627 (A.B. I057), § 1.) cluded implementation of this chapter pursuant to * * * § 25284. Permit to own or operate underground stor- paragraph (2) of subdivision (a) shall designate the age tank; transferred permits; compliance with : agency which has responsibility for implementing Chap- requirements ter 6.95 (commencing with Section 25500) as the local ,priate, ~ agency responsible for administering and enforcing this (a)(1) Except as provided in subdivisions (c) and (d), ' chapter. A designation pursuant to this subdivision no person shall own or operate an underground storage be ~ shall remain in effect only until a CUPA is certified or tank unless a permit for its operation has been issued by until January 1~ 1997, whichever is earlier. On and the local agency to the owner or operator of the tank, or : (corn: ..........:~ ': after January 1, 1997, the agency responsible for admin-~ a unified program facility permit has been issued by the ~n 3 of ~ istering and enforcing this chapter shall be the agency so local agency to the owner' ~or operator of the unified 25281, program facility on which the tank is located. 25282 authorized pursuant to subdivision (O of Section 25404.3. (2) If the operator is not the owner of the tank~ or if ~..: (c) If the agency which receives certification as a the permit is issued to a person other than the owner or certified unified program agency subsequently with-, operator of the tank, the permittee shall ensure that ;316 .... draws or is decertified before January 1, 1997, the local both the owner and the operator of the tank are ealth h//d:~ ......... .-'7~.~ .... agency i'espi~gihlefor administering and ~nforcing this. _ provided with a copy of the Permit. chapter prior to the certification of the CUPA shall (3) If the permit is issued to a person o~her ble gov- assume responsibility for administering and enforcing operator of the tank, that person shall do all of the this chapter until a successor CUPA is certified or until following. .~: January 1, 1997, whichever is earlier. e of the ..... :- .... ~ (d) Revenue from fees collected by the county pursu- (A) Enter into a written agreement with the operator ant to this chapter shall be prorated between the ~city~' of the tank to monitor the tank system as set forth in the and county based upon when the city assumes responsi- permit-' ' .......... ~ :?i bility for implementation of this chapter. (Formerly (B) Provide the operator with a copy or summary of llowing: § 25282, added by Stats, 1983, c. 1046, § 3. Renumbered Section 25299 in the form which the board specifies by 'a city~ § 25283 and amended by Stats. 1984, c. 1038, § 4; regulation. Stats. 1985, c. 1228, § 1, eft. Sept. 30, 1985; Stats. 1989, c. (C) Notify the local agency of any change of opera- ~, autho~ 432, § 1; Stats. 1989, c. 1397, § 5. Amended by Stats. tot. 25404.3. 1995, c. 639 (S.B. I191), § 53.) (b) Each local agency shall prepare a form which re is no ~nsibility § 25283.1. Joint powers agreement provides for the acceptance of the obligations of a ~t to the This chapter does not prohibit any county from transferred permit by any person who is to assume the all have entering into a joint powers agreement with other ownership of an underground storage tank from the ; city for counties for the purposes of enforcing this chapter, previous owner and is to be transferred the permit to ' * The (Added by Stats. 1986, c. 1390, § 3, eft. Sept. 30, 1986.) operate the tank. That person shall complete the form accepting the obligations of the permit and submit the ~ith this. - § 25283.5. Exemptions. from chapter; undergr~un,~_, completed form to the local agency within 30 days after ions and storage tanks; criteria the ownership of the Underground storage tank is to be · e is no An underground storage tank which meets' all of the transferred. A local agency may review and modify, or ,90, was following criteria is exempt from the requirements of terminate, the transfer of the permit to operate the ~e exclu- this chapter: underground storage tank, pursuant to the criteria DAVIES OIL COMPANY · Petroleum Marketing · Wholesale & Retail Fuel P.O. Box 80067 -- Bakersfield, California 93380 - Phone (805) 323-6063 - 3008 Sillect, Suite 220 10/10/97 Mr. Steve Underwood Bakersfield Fire Department Office of Environmental Services 1715 Chester Ave. Bakersfield, CA. 93301 RE: 4200 Pierce Rd. Dear Steve, We have chosen Jorgensen & Co. to provide the automatic fire suppression system for our fuel vaults. The system will be Ansul Ind-X dry chemical using Ansul Automan IIC mechanical actuation control panel and fusible link detection. The actuation devices will be located at least 20' away from the vaults inside a weather proof enclosure with audio and visual alarms. Also, per your request I have enclosed a copy of our Confined Space Program and copies of our Certification of Training for: COnfined spaces, CPR & First Aid. I think we will be ready for your inspection of our fuel system in about two weeks. Either John or I will call to schedule a time. If there is any thing else you will need please let me know. Davies Oil Company Confined Space Program Proposed 1. Introduction These procedUres prescribe the minimum safety standards for entry into confined spaces. Definitions of some of the important terms: Confined Space - An enclosed space where existing ventilation is insufficient to remove dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency which may exist or develop and access or exit for the removal ora disabled employee is difficult due to the location or size of the openings. Potential Hazards - Petroleum distillate fuel (gas and diesel) may present a toxic, flammable, or oxygen deficient atmosphere. Exposure limit for total product is 100 ppm for an 8 hour exposure. Oxygen level must be greater than 19.5% by volume. 2. Training Prior to entry into or work in confined spaces, all the affected employees will be trained in and provided a copy of these operating procedures. Training will be done each time there is a new hazard, change in procedures, etc., but not less than annually. 3.. Pre-entry Requirements All vaults will be considered permit required confined spaces until testing has been completed. The air within the space will be tested for dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency by a qualified person and a written record of such testing will be maintained at the job site for the duration of the work. If air testing demonstrates that the dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency does not exist, entry into and work within the space may proceed, provided additional air testing is conducted to ensure air contamination does not occur. Test results will be documented on the pemfit. All doors will be open to ensure adequate ventilation and will be maintained while work is in progress. The confined space pre-entry permit (and this procedure) will be at the site and appropriate sections checked off to ensure safe entry and work. If circumstances cause an interruption of work or a change in conditions form which the entry permit was issued, a new permit must be completed. 4. Confined Space Entry If there are no non-atmospheric hazards present and if the pre-entry tests show there is not dangerous air contamination and/or oxygen deficiency within the space and there is no reason to believe that any is likely to develop, entry into and work within may proceed. Continuous testing of the atmosphere will be done. Authorized entrants will immediately leave the space when any of the conditions change and not return until a trained supervisor has tested to ensure that it is safe to enter. When an atmosphere free of dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency cannot be ensured or maintained through ventilation, the following procedures will be enforced: Self contained breathing apparatus will be provided and worn in accordance with our respiratory protection program. A safety harness, that suspends a person in an upright position, with and attached lifeline will be used. This lifeline will have at least a 3,000 pound breaking strength. If an entry is made through a top opening, a hoisting device will be provided to lift employees out of the space. At least one trained person (attendan0 will stand by outside of the confined space to give assistance in case of an emergency. One additional trained person (standby) will be within calling distance. The attendant will be equipped with a self contained breathing apparatus. Effective communications will be provided between attendants and those inside the confined space. At least one employee trained in CPR / First Aid will be immediately available whenever respiratory protection is required. An attendant may enter a confined space only after alerting a standby outside the confined space of the attendant's intent to enter the confined space. DAVIES OIL DATE: 09/13/97 RE: Confined spaces, CPR & 1,t Aid INSTRUCTOR: M. Doolittle, CSP T. Asplund CERTIFACATION OF TRAINING FOR: LARRY BENNETT WILLIAM HOWARD PAM CARTER JOHN RAMIREZ DAVID FERNBERG JOHN HAVERSTOCK JOSE GURROLA ISRAEL GARCIA RAY BACHAR BECKY RANKIN ROBERT GROGAN GLEN RUSSELL CHUCK MARTING DANNY CLARK STEVE WARNER COMPLETION ITEMS: Lecture and discussion Self contained breathing apparatus Rescue procedures winch, lifeline, and harness Written exam DAVIES OIL DATE: 10/02/97 RE: CPR & 1sx Aid INSTRUCTOR: Charlie Free-Kincy CERTIFICATION OF TRAINING FOR: MICHELLE SHINAULT LARRY BENNETT LODINA RAMOS LOIS KONSTANTAKOPOLOUS REBECCA WHITE VAL HUARTE BECKY RANKIN RIGO ARECHIGA BILL HOWARD ISRAEL GARCIA ANDREA ALBITRE JOHN RAMIREZ JOHN HAVERSTOCK JOSE GURROLA MIKE BERTHIAUME COMPLETION ITEMS: IDAILY INSPECTION REPORT I ~NOVEMBER ] 4200 PIERCE RD. DATE: S- t -~-~- 5-3 *~-N U- i U-~- U-_*'4 U-~ INSPECTOR cus~ ~ &.o. MISCELLANEOUS RECEIVABLES ADJUSTMENT DATE ~-/~-(00 NEW ACCOUNT ADDRESS CHANGE ~ CLOSE ACCT ' FINANCE CHARGE, ~ OTHER ADJ PARCEL NUMBER (IF APPUCABLE) ADJUSTMENT J CHG DATE CHARGE CODE /~.DJUSTMENT AMOUNT APPRO~D B~~ EXXON TI(]ER HART 4200 PIERCE RD BAKERSFI ELD CA. NOV 10. 1999 8:21 f~TEM STATUS REPORT ALL FUNi];T!ONS NORMAL INVENTORY REPORT T I:DIESEL NO.2 WEST VOLUME = 5463 GALS ULLAGE = 6320 (;ALS 90J~ ULLAGE= 5141 GALS TO VOLUME = 5421 GAL~ HEIGHT = 44.79 INCHES WATER VOL = 0 GALS WATER = 0.00 II'.~C:HES TEMP = ?7.2 DEG F T 2 :DIESEL NO. 2 EAST ~LUME = 5175' GALS SAGE = 6606 GAI, S "~1~4 ULLAGE= ~.. ,-,o ._ 4.~ ,. GALS TO VOLU~E = 5t'3G GALS HEIGHT = 42.97 INCHES HATER VOL = O GALS HATER = O.OO INOHES TEMP = 77.:3 DEG F T 3:REGULAR UNLEADED 87 VOLUME = 8368 GALS ULLAGE = 3415 GALS 90g ULLAGE= 2236 TC VOLUME = 8330 ~ALS WATER VOL = 0 GaLS WATER ~ 0.00 INOHES TEMP = 66.5 DEG F T 4:SUPER LINLEaDED 92 VOLUME = 5053 GALS ULLAGE = 6730 GALS 90% ULLAGE= 555! GALS TO VOLUME = 5029 GAL8 HEIGHT = 42.18 INCHES WATER VOL = 0 GALS = 0.00 INCHES = 66.8 DEG F MANIFOLDED TANKS I NVENTORY TOTALS T I:DIESEL It{>.2 WEST T 2:DIESEL N0.2 EAST VOLUME = 10640 GALS TC VOLUME = 10557 GALS / TIGER MART 4200 PIERCE RE) BAKERSFIELD CA. NOV lO, 1999 8:21 AM SYSTEM STATUS REPORT ALL FUNCTIONS NORMAL ,.CAL-VALLEY EQUIPf4ENT i P.O. Box BAKERSFIELD, CA 93380 (805) 327-9341 FAX (805) 32S-2529 TANK MONITOR INSPECTION Cont. Lic. # 750103 -c~o~. SN 70~'~t ¥0 Z~ ¥0 ~o 01 TA~I'K PROBES: QTY. L[ TYPE ~dqiq~.l~ (1) ~S AC~ TO T~ C~R~ Y~ ~ (2) ~S~IVE SHOWN WO~ PRO~Y? ~ ~ NO (3) TANK TE~T PRiG MEET COMPLIANCE? YES ~/~ NO ~ RF, COMMENDATION$: INSPECTED BY: ~'~.~:.~.~f, ff~. DATE: i0 -~- c~ ~ · A division of Fleet Card Fuels ~ ' · Pumps - Meters - Reels · Dayco Hose · Alemite'Lube Equipment - Emco-Wheaton Pr~lucu ' Red Jacket Pumps ' CAL-VALLEY EQUIPMENT qI~VE- '~' $$00 Gilmore Ave. · Bakersfield, Calif. 93308-6299Cont. I~, 8750103' Phone: (6~1) 327.9541 · Fax (~61) 325.2529 { ~ ,' v 'M~E M~EL SERI~ NUMBER Q~ PART NUMBER ~ OE~RI~ION 3} Fmight It I* ruder~ ~d agm~ t~t in evenl this bill b~om~ omrdue a~ the seller ~enms legal ~t~n ~ lhe c~le~lon ~ ~me, the buyer will pay ~l c~ of ~ll~lon in~uding a~ome~s fe~. lb, t~le Io Ihe ~op~ 4) L~or Tot~ 2. ~ ~d~d heroin shall rema~ ~e prope~ of the seller, and t~le shall not pass to pumhaser until pa~. A sewlce =ha~ga ~ ~, equal ~o 24% per year, ~a~d on ~st d~ ~unB. 5) Mileage Total ~ ' SERVICE ~k A~E ~ED '" C~L VALL~ REPRESENTATIVE .. 6) Equipmenl Renlel C. "~ TOTAL AMOUNT · ~' ' o,~ ,'~ ~ ~ -~. :. 03,'23,'00 10:l! ~/~661 326 0576 BFD HAZ MAT DIV [~002 CITY OF BA~FIELD OFFICE OF E~ON~NTAL SER~CES 171~ Chester Ave., Bakersfield, CA (805) 3~6--3979 PERMIT APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCT/MODIFY UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK TYPE OF APPLICATION (CI.]~CK) [ ]NEWFA~ [~ODIFICATIONOFF~CIL1TY [ ]lqEW TANK INSTA~LATION AT EXISTING FACILITY STARTING ~ PROI~)SED COMPLETION DATE__ FACILITY ~ z~P CODE TAt,,'X OWNER _ FZ4OI~ NO..'~2 ~ -.~,~.~ -- CA ~£ teO. "/S?,-/- PHONE NO. I~JO~R~Fn~.~ CITY BUSINESS LXCEI,,~ NO. WO~ COM~ /7-0 INSUEE~ .~"7'~/"'~' WATER TO TACILITY PROVIDi~ BY DF. FFH TO GROUND WATER ~. ' ~OIL TYPE EXFF. CTED AT SITE -.~ ,~ ~ 1~ ¥ NO. OF TANI~ TO BE R~TALLED ./~/~-~./l-~- ARE THEY FOR MOTOR FUE~ ' ~'"YF,~ ' ~O sF~t. ~ co~"mo~. AND COUteUm MEA,sxnm~ ~ Ot~ ~ YES_ NO S~.C~ON FOS ~lOZOn Ftr~L T~,a~ ~o. VOL~ ~ Pa:ouz.~ ~ DIF. S~ ,~W. AnON ~SEf~rlOlq FOR NON MO'FOR ~ ~TOI~GB TANI~S 'lANK NO. vOLUME CHEMICAL STORi~ CAS NO. C'I"II~CAL PREVIOL~LY STORED (NO ~ lO. ME) (IF KNOWN) FOR OPFIC~.. USE ONLY ...... ~::: :: ..... :::::::::::::::::::::::: .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: :-:::~: ::::...::.:....: ............. .~;: ........................... . ....... : .. APPLICATION BECO~S A PE~T W~ ~PRO~D ~'AT~' OF CAL,IFORN&A · CAUFORNIA ~..NVIRON.MI~.NT,M. PRi 'ION AGIi~I'Y. STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD DIVISI~ OF CL~ ~TER PR~ 201~ T STREET, ~ITE 130 p ' ~ ~212 ~ ~NTO, ~LIF~NIA 942~-21~0 c~.-; ~z-~ ~L 0 ~ 199~ Mr. Renny Doyle, Float Sales Utility Vault Company; Inc: .................. P.O. Box 1390 Fontana, CA 92335 Dear Mr. Doyle: VAULT EXEMPTION FROM THE UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK (UST) LAW This letter is written i,~'response to your request to Arron Rambach of this office for clarification of the vaulted-tank exemption from tile UST law. Section 25283.5 of the Calitbrnia Health and Safety Code exempts tanks below grade in a vault from the UST law if the system meets certain conditions. These exempted 'tanks do not have to be permitted to operate by the local implementing agency (LIA) and are not subject -- to the UST storage tee administered by the State Board of Equalization. However, one : - '. ....... cannot make a blanket Statement that all vaulted systems manufactured by your company qualify for the exemption because according to your company's brochure you manufacture (. some systems with remote dispensing and remote fills. The LIA would have to determine on ....... a caS~ by"cas~~ basi's Wh~her the System'meet~-'the-'~xemption req~ire~nents. = In addition to observing all surfaces of the tank, the Operator would have to observe on a daily basis the entire length or' all piping that routinely contains hazardous substances. · Therefore, to qualify for the exemption the dispensers and fills must be directly above the ...... =- ......... vault such-that, the pipi:ng-is-a vertical-drop. -Remote fills-or- product piping -that-is-unexposed--: to direct viewing would negate the exemption. You have described a vaulted tank situation involving a UL, 142 aboveground storage tank that is raised off the floor of a concrete vault. There are no remote dispensing or remote fills. You explain that the tank operator can climb into the vault and view ali ~urfaces of the tank and piping and the floor directly beneath tile tank and piping on a daily basis for unauthorized releases. You also describe that the operator can walk along one long side ot the tank and one end or' tile tank. Althougi~ he can not walk along the back side and opposite end, he can look around corners to observe the backside and opposite end or' the tank. This vaulted tank situation meets tile exemption requirements and would not be regulated by State .............UST law as-long.as a--Written-log.documenting-the results of the daily-visual-inspections is maintained at the site and made readily available to LIA inspectors for review at any time. In addition to tile above', in order to be exempt the concrete vault must meet secondary · containment requirements. In other words, materials used to construct the secondary ( containment system Illust have sufficient thickness, density, and corrosion resistance to Mr. Renny Doyle -2- ;, prevent structural weakening or damage to the secondary containment system as a result of contact with any released hazardous substance. In addition, the material must allow for collection, containment, and removal of any released hazardous substances or water ingress .... before it reaches-the environment..- Keep in mind that LIAs may have requirements that are more strict thart the State law. If you have any questions, please contact Arvn Rambach of my staff at (916) 227=4483. Sincerely, Engineering Unit Under~ound Storage Tank Section cc: David Deaner .................. SWRCB,-UST .Cleanup Fund .......................... Julie Kunze, Deputy Fire Marshal Anaheim City Fire Department ............... ~ .... 201 S: Anaheim'Blvd.;"-Ro0m'300 ................. ' .......... : ............ - ': ...................... .......... Anaheim,_ CA 92805~3820 Robert Frank, Supervisor State Board of Equalization · Euel_Taxes Di.v. ision_-',-:--:- ..... : P.O. Box 942879 Sacramento, CA 94279-0030 Mrs. Janet Vining State Board of .Equalization Legal Division P.O. Box 942879 Sacramento, CA 94279-0082 0 California ReglonalcentralWatervalleyQUalitYRegion ntrol Board Steven T. Butler, Chair Winston H. Hickox Gray Davis Secretary for Fresno Branch Office Governor Environmental ~ t~ ~'~ Internet Address: http://www.swrcb.ca.gov/~rwqcb5 ProteCtion bn.~ ~.~'"'~]' ~ · 3614 East A.shlanAvenue, Freano, California 93726 ~r ~L~~~~ ~.~ Phone (559)445-5116o FAX (559) 445-5910 19 October 1999 Mr. Steve Underwood, Inspector City of Bakersfield Environmental Services 1715 Chester Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93301 DA VIES OIL COMPANY, 4200 BUCK OWENS BLVD., BAKERSFIELD, KERN COUNTY As you know, Davies Oil Company operates a gasoline and diesel bulk plant in Bakersfield. You have reported to us that the tanks storing petroleum products are enclosed within a unique concrete vault that is mostly below the elevation of the surrounding surface grade. You also reported that the portion of the vault that iS.above gr~¢ has. earthen material placed on it to support installed landscaping. Based upon your desc~ption~ it.appears .,that this site iS not. considered an aboveground tank facility subject to regulation in~accgr'dance with~the~AbOveground Petroleum Storage Act (§§25270 - 25270.13 of the Health and Safety Code). As such,'it aPpears that oversight of this facility iS within local jurisdictions. By copy of this letter, we are requesting that the State Water Resources Control Board remove the subject Davies Oil Company facility from the list of facilities regulated by the Aboveground Petroleum Storage Act. If you have any questions regarding this letter, please call Richard C. Stewart at (559) 488-4391. RUSSELL W. WALLS Senior Engineer RCE No. 43140 RCS:rcs cc: Mr. Larry Bennett, Davies Oil CompanY, Bakersfield Ms. Carol Julian, SWRCB-CWP, Sacramento Kern County Environmental Health Services Department, Bakersfield California Environmental Protection Agency 0 Recycled Paper O California RegionalcentralWatervalleyQUalitYRegion ontrol Board Steven T. Butler, Chair Winston H. Hickox Gray Davis Secretary for Fresno Branch Office Governor Environmental Intemet Address: http://www.swrcb.ca.gov/~rwqcb5 Protection 3614 East Ashlan Avenue, Fresno, California 93726 Phone (559) 445-5116 · FAX (559) 445-5910 19 October 1999 ~~)~ IBY: I Mr. Steve Underwood, Inspector City of Bakersfield Environmental Services 1715 Chester Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93301 DA VIES OIL COMPANY, 4200 BUCK OWENS BLVD., BAKERSFIELD, KERN COUNTY As you know, Davies Oil Company operates a gasoline and diesel bulk plant in Bakersfield. You have reported to us that the tanks storing petroleum products are enclosed within a unique concrete vault that is mostly below the elevation of the surrounding surface grade. You also reported that the portion of the vault that is above grade has earthen material placed on it to support installed landscaping. Based upon your descr:iption? it ~appears that tiffs site is n6t. considered an aboveground tank facility subject to regulatign in hccgrdance with the'Abovegr, ound Petroleum Storage Act (§ §25270 - 25270.13 of the Health and Safety Code). A's such,' it appears that oversight of this facility is within local jurisdictions. By copy of this letter, we are requesting that the State Water Resources Control Board remove the subject Davies Oil Company facility from the list of facilities regulated by the Aboveground Petroleum Storage Act. If you have any questions regarding this letter, please call Richard C. Stewart at (559) 488-4391. RUSSELL W. WALLS Senior Engineer RCE No. 43140 RCS:rcs cc: .ML. Larry. Bennett, Davies Oil ComP~m. y, Bakersfield ' Msl Carol Julian, SWRCB-CWP, Sacramento Kern County Environmental Health Services Department, Bakersfield California Environmental Protection Agency 0 Recycled Paper MISCELLANEOUS RECEIVABLES ADJUSTMENT DATE ~ ~-(~ NEWACCOUNT ADDRESS CHANGE CLOSE ACCT 'FINANCE CHARGE I OTHER ADJ SITE ADDRESS PARCEL NUMBER ADJUSTMENT I CHG DATE CHARGE CODE ADJUSTMENT AMOUNT REMARKS: ~~' APPROVED BY~~~/~_~,~ .~ D FIRE CHIEF RON FRAZE FUEL TANKS AT DAVIES OIL COMPANY ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 24Ol-.-s~t 4200 Buck Owens Blvd. Bakersfield. CA 93301 VOICE (805) 326-3941 FAX (805) 395-1349 SUPPRESSION SERVICES 2101 'H' Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 VOICE (805) 326-3941 FAX (805) 395-1349 To Whom it May Concern: PREVEN'IION SERVICES 1715 Chester Ave. Bakers.e~d, C^ 93301 The fuel storage and dispensing system located at 4200 Buck VOICE (005) 326-3951 FAX (805) 326-0576 Owens Blvd., is technically a "below grade vault" system. As such, this system does not come under either the Federal or California Underground ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Storage Tank Regulations concerning fuel delivery. These tanks are in 1715 Chester Ave. Bakorsfiold, CA 93301 compliance with the existing codes pertaining to below grade vault fueling VOICE (805) 326-3979 FAX (805) 326-0576 systems. TRAINING DIVISION 5642 Victor Avo. These tanks are properly permitted by this office, the Local Unified Bakorsfield, CA 93308 Program Agency. Fuel delivery can be made to these tanks. If there are VOICE (005) 399-4697 FAX (805) 399-5763 any questions regarding fuel delivery or the applicable regulations, please contact this office at (805) 326-3979. Sincerely, Ralph E. Huey, Director Office of Environmental Services BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT December I, 1997 FIRE CHIEF MICHAEL R. KELLY ADMINISTRAIIVESERVICF.$ Mr. Bill Davies 2101 'H' Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 Davies Petroleum (805) 326-3941 Box 80067 FAX (805) 395-1349 I".U. Bakersfield, CA 93380 SUPPRESSION SERVICES 2101 'H' Street Bakersfield, CA 93801 Dear Mr. Davies: (805) 326-3941 FAX (805) 395-1349 This office would like to acknowledge with great appreciation, your ~N~ON SErViCES cooperation during the final construction and inspection phase of your project 1715 Chester Ave. located at 4200 Pierce Road. Bakerslield, CA 93801 (805) 326-3951 FAX (805)326-0576 This office was very impressed with your staff, as well as your safety minded policies toward construction and cooperation with the Bakersfield Fire ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 1715 Chester Ave. Department. Bakersfield, CA 93801 (805) 326-3979 FAX (805)326-0576 I would especially like to mention John Haverstock, who bent over backwards, to help us during the final inspection. " TRAINING DIVISION 5642 Victor Street Bakersfield, CA98808 This office wishes you every success in your business and, is ready to help (805) 399-4697 FAX (805)399-5768 should you have any questions. Sincerely, Steve Underwood Underground Storage Tank Inspector SBU/dm L &'E;~S PiPE h311I,.lp [:'1/:'I NG SUf'.lP FUEL ~L~,H NOV 2]. ~'3'37 2:2] PPi ,~LL FUNCTI,;_':,hIS NC, RHAL E::-:/)::,5i'.l 'T'iE;EE' I'IaFtT 4200 I::'IERCE RD BAI:-'.ERE;FI ELD C~. I',I,:i:A.,,' 21. 1997 2; 22 PH I NVE NT,;)F."I T 1: D 1ESEL lq,::;,. 2 I.,..JEST VOLIJP1E = 824:3 G~LE_; IJLL~C;E = 206? GALS 90% ULLAGE= 10:36 G~LS TC 'v'OLUHE = 8207 GaLS - HE-IG~T~--~65 I FICHES t,.,.I~TER VOL = 0 ,3~LS bJaTER = 0.00 INCHES TEHP = E,'3.6 DE,:3 F T 2:DI£SEL NO.2 EaST ',..!OLUHE = 132;30 '30% IJLLAGE= 1049 TC. V©LUHE = 8201 HEIGHT = 62.56 INCHES [..JATER ",.,tOL = 0 GaLS t4aTER = 0.00 INCHES TEHP = 67.7 DEG F T 3:RE,':-;UL,/.-~R IjII',!LE~,E!ED 87 'v',:_'.:, L l.l["l E = 35:--:6, ,.gaLS IJLLA,:'iE = 1774 C-;ALS 90::.; ULLAGE= '74:3 GaLS TC VC:,LLIf'-'IE = ',=h525 ,gaLS HEIGHT = 64.63 II'IF:HES LI~TEF: = I]. 130 I [I'ICHES TEPIP 61 .'? DEG F T 4 :,.,Ji:ER IJIqLE~[::E[~ 'vl,:)LIJHE = :-_-:'7.' 75 ULLAGE = 20:35 GALF_; 90% 3LI_C, GE= 11104 ,::;aLS T,:_-: ',,'C,LLIHE = ,:,-"-"~':'=, c GaLS HEIGHT = E, 2 .,_,,,:,,7, I i'qCHES II,i,IRTER 'v'OL = I-I ,::;ALS I...,.laTER = I_l. UU I FICHES TEMt::' = 60.4 DEG ? COI!~,EJ~TION NOB-ICE BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT Location ,5~ ~.~,.-?-~ ~ [.~.~ /C ?~, ,_.c.~. C~,'L~ .~ub Div. BIk. Lot .t~~ , ,~ You ~e hereby required to m~e the._, follo~ng co~ectTons at the ~bove/l~datibn~ ~ c~,o., ~Z. ~ - .-, /,, x .,' ,,' .. d 4"' / / -- /. . ~ ~ ., ~' ~ " . I , ' ,'1 '' , ..~_ ::~ ,. Completion Date for Corrections/~~~/~:, FD 19~ 326-3951 COI:ilEECTION N ICE a^KEaSF,E-D F, E D~P^.'rM~N'r ,,-, 03023 Sub Div. BIk. Lot You ~e 3ereby required to m~e the comections at the ~boue location: Completion Date for Corrections ~r - spector DAVIES OIL COMPANY · Petroleum Marketing · Wholesale & Retail Fuel P.O. Box 80067 -- Bakersfield, California 93380 -- Phone (805) 323-6063 - 3008 Sillect, Suite 220 10 / 10 / 97 Mr. Steve Underwood Bakersfield Fire Department Office of Environmental Services 1715 Chester Ave. ,Bakersfield, CA. 93301 RE: 4200 Pierce Rd. Dear Steve, We have chosen Jorgensen & Co. to provide the automatic fire suppression system for our fuel vaults. The system will be Ansul Ind-X dry chemical using Ansul Automan IIC mechanical actuation control panel and fusible link detection. The actuation devices will be located at least 20' away from the vaults inside a weather pr°of enclosure with audio and visual alarms. Also, per your request I have enclosed a copy of our- Confined Space Program and copies of our Certification of Training for: Confined spaces, CPR & First Aid. I think we will be ready for your inspection of our fuel system in about two weeks. Either John or I will call to schedule a time. If there is any thing else you will need please let me know. '-f.i S ~ Davies Oil Company Confined Space Program Proposed 1. Introduction These procedures prescribe the minimum safety standards for entry into confined spaces. Definitions of some of the important terms: Confined Space - An enclosed space where existing ventilation is insufficient to remove dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency which may exist or develop and access or exit for the removal of a disabled employee is difficult due to the location or size of the openings. Potential Hazards - Petroleum distillate fuel (gas and diesel) may present a toxic, flammable, or oxygen deficient atmosphere. Exposure limit for total product is 100 ppm for an 8 hour exposure. Oxygen level must be greater than 19.5% by volume. 2. Training Prior to entry into or work in confined spaces, all the affected employees will be trained in and provided a copy of these operating procedures. Training will be done each time there is a new hazard, change in procedures, etc., but not less than annually. 3. ~ Pre-entry Requirements All vaults will be considered permit required confined spaces until testing has been completed. The air within the space will be tested for dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency by a qualified person and a written record of such testing will be maintained at the job site for the duration of the work. If air testing demonstrates that the dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency does not exist, entry into and work within the space may proceed, provided additional air testing is conducted to ensure air contamination does not occur. Test results will be documented on the permit. All doors will be open to ensure adequate ventilation and will be maintained while work is in progress. The confined space pre-entry permit (and this procedure) will be at the site and appropriate sections checked off to ensure safe entry and work. If circumstances cause an interruption of work or a change in conditions form which the entry permit was issued, a new permit must be completed. 4. Confined Space Entry If there are no non-atmospheric hazards present and if the pre-entry tests show there is not dangerous air contamination and/or oxygen deficiency within the space and there is no reason to believe that any is likely to develop, entry into and work within may proceed. Continuous testing of the atmosphere will be done. Authorized entrants will immediately leave the space when any of the conditions change and not return until a trained supervisor has tested to ensure that it is safe to enter. When an atmosphere free of dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency cannot be ensured or maintained through ventilation, the following procedures will be enforced: Self contained breathing apparatus will be provided and.worn in accordance with our respiratory protection program. A safety harness, that suspends a person in an upright position, with and attached lifeline will be used. This lifeline will have at least a 3,000 pound breaking strength. If an entry is made through a top opening, a hoisting device will be provided to lift employees out of the space. At least one trained person (attendant) will stand by outside of the confined space to give assistance in case of an emergency. One additional trained person (standby) will be within calling distance. The attendant will be equipped with a self contained breathing apparatus. Effective communications will be provided between attendants and those inside the confined space. At least one employee trained in CPR / First Aid will be immediately available whenever respiratory protection is required. An attendant may enter a confined space only after alerting a standby outside the confined space of the attendant's intent to enter the confined space. DAVIES OIL DATE: 09/13/97 RE: Confined spaces, CPR & 1st Aid INSTRUCTOR: M. Doolittle, CSP T. Asplund CERTIFACATION OF TRAINING FOR: LARRY BENNETT WILLIAM HOWARD PAM CARTER JOHN RAMIREZ DAVID FERNBERG JOHN HAVERSTOCK JOSE GURROLA ISRAEL GARCIA RAY BACHAR BECKY RANKIN ROBERT GROGAN GLEN RUSSELL CHUCK MARTING DANNY CLARK STEVE WARNER COMPLETION ITEMS: Lecture and discussion Self contained breathing apparatus Rescue procedures winch, lifeline, and harness Written exam DAVIES OIL DATE: 10/02/97 RE: CPR & 1sT Aid INSTRUCTOR: Charlie Free-Kincy CERTIFICATION OF TRAINING FOR: MICHELLE SHINAULT LARRY BENNETT LODINA RAMOS LOIS KONSTANTAKOPOLOUS REBECCA WHITE VAL HUARTE BECKY RANKIN RIGO ARECHIGA BILL HOWARD ISRAEL GARCIA ANDREA ALBITRE JOHN RAMIREZ JOHN HAVERSTOCK JOSE GURROLA MIKE BERTHIAUME COMPLETION 1TEMS: IDAILY INSPECTION REPORTI INOVEMBER I 4200 PIERCE RD. DATE: .~-i *~-i~ 5-3 B-h U-i U-~. U-3 U-r~ INSPECTOR DAVIES OIL COMPANY · Petroleum Marketing · Wholesale & Retail Fuel P.O. Box 80067 -- Bakersfield, California 93380 -- Phone (805) 323-6063 -- 3008 Sillect, Suite 220 11/12~97 Mr. Steve Underwood Bakersfield Fire Department Office of Environmental Services 1715 Chester Ave. Bakersfield, CA. 93301 RE: Fuel System Inspection, 4200 Pierce Rd. Dear Steve, Per your request I have attached a check list for our Monday inspection. As I mentioned on the phone Jorgensen will have the vault automatic fire suppression system inspected separately. If you see that I have overlooked something on the check list please let me know. William Davies CHECK LIST FUEL SYSTEM INSPECTION 4200 PIERCE RD. GASOLINE & DIESEL DISPENSERS MOUNTING & FIRE VALVES ~ ELECTRICAL & ELECTRICAL SEAL OFFS L,'/' FUEL ISLANDS EMERGENCY SHUT OFF SWITCH, WITH SIGN FIRE. EXTINGUISHER, WITH SIGN NO' SMOKING SIGN GUARD POSTS 1/' TANKS & TANK VAULTS VAULT ACCESSWAY WITH SIGN VAULT SUMP & SUMP PUMP VAULT VENTILATION EQUIPMENT VAULT ELECTRICAL WITH SEAL OFFS TANK ANCHORS t,,/ TANK OVERFILL PROTECTION TANK FUEL LEVEL MONITORING SYSTEM VAULT VAPOR AND LIQUID DETECTION SYSTEM WITH ALARM AND SHUTOFF PIPING SUMPS LIQUID DETECTION SYSTEM WITH ALARM AND SHUTOFF V" ELECTRICAL SEAL OFFS DAVIES OIL COMPANY · Petroleum Marketing · Wholesale & Retail Fuel P.O. Box 80067 -- Bakersfield, California 93380 - Phone (805) 323-6063 - 3008 Sillect, Suite 220 10 / 10 / 97 Mr. Steve Underwood Bakersfield Fire Department Office of Environmental Services 1715 Chester Ave. Bakersfield, CA. 93301 RE: 4200 Pierce Rd. Dear Steve, We have chosen Jorgensen & Co. to provide the automatic fire suppression system for our fuel vaults. The system will be Ansul Ind-X dry chemical using Ansul Automan IIC mechanical actuation control panel and fusible link detection. The actuation devices will be located at least 20' away from the vaults inside a weather proof enclosure with audio and visual alarms. Also, per your request I have enclosed a copy of our Confined Space Program and copies of our Certification of Training for: Confined spaces, CPR & First Aid. I think we will be ready for your inspection of our fuel system in about two weeks. Either John or I will call to schedule a time. If there is any thing else you will need please let me know. · William Davies Davies Oil Company Confined Space Program Proposed 1. Introduction These procedures prescribe the minimum safety standards for entry into confined spaces. Definitions of some of the important terms: Confined Space - An enclosed space where existing ventilation is insufficient to remove dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency which may exist or develop and access or exit for the removal of a disabled employee is difficult due to the location or size of the openings. Potential Hazards - Petroleum distillate fuel (gas and diesel) may present a toxic, flammable, or oxygen deficient atmosphere. Exposure limit for total product is 100 ppm for an 8 hour exposure. Oxygen level must be greater than 19.5% by volume. 2. Training Prior to entry into or work in confined spaces, all the affected employees will be trained in and provided a copy of these operating procedures. Training will be done each time there is a new hazard, change in procedures, etc., but not less than annually. 3. Pre-entry Requirements All vaults will be considered permit required confined spaces until testing has been completed. The air within the space will be tested for dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency by a qualified person and a written record of such testing will be maintained at the job site for the duration of the work. If air testing demonstrates that the dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency does not exist, entry into and Work within the space may proceed, provided additional air testing is conducted to ensure air contamination does not occur. Test results will be documented on the permit. All doors will be open to ensure adequate ventilation and will be maintained while work is in progress. The confined space pre-entry permit (and this procedure) will be at the site and appropriate sections checked off to ensure safe entry and work. If circumstances cause an interruption of work or a change in conditions form which the entry permit was issued, a new permit must be completed. 4. Confined Space Entry If there are no non-atmospheric hazards present and if the pre-entry tests show there is not dangerous air contamination and/or oxygen deficiency within the space and there is no reason to believe that any is likely to develop, entry into and work within may proceed. Continuous testing of the atmosphere will be done. Authorized entrants will immediately leave the space when any of the conditions change and not return until a trained supervisor has tested to ensure that it is safe to enter. When an atmosphere free of dangerous air contamination or oxygen deficiency cannot be ensured or maintained through ventilation, the following procedures will be enforced: Self contained breathing apparatus will be provided and wom in accordance with our respiratory protection program. A safety harness, that suspends a person in an upright position, with and attached lifeline will be used. This lifeline will have at least a 3,000 pound breaking strength. If an entry is mad~ through a top opening, a hoisting device will be provided to lift employees out of the space. At least one trained person (attendant) will stand by outside of the confined space to give assistance in case of an emergency. One additional trained person (standby) will be within calling distance. The attendant will be equipped with a self contained breathing apparatus. Effective communications will be provided between attendants and those inside the confined space. At least one employee trained in CPR / First Aid will be immediately available whenever respiratory protection is required. An attendant may enter a confined space only after alerting a standby outside the confined space of the attendant's intent to enter the confined space. DAVIES OIL DATE: 09/13/97 RE: Confined spaces, CPR & 1st Aid INSTRUCTOR: M. Doolittle, CSP T. Asplund CERTIFACATION OF TRAINING FOR: LARRY BENNETT WILLIAM HOWARD PAM CARTER JOHN RAMIREZ DAVID FERNBERG JOHN HAVERSTOCK JOSE GURROLA ISRAEL GARCIA RAY BACHAR BECKY RANKIN ROBERT GROGAN GLEN RUSSELL CHUCK MARTING DANNY CLARK STEVE WARNER COMPLETION ITEMS: Lecture and discussion Self contained breathing apparatus Rescue procedures winch, lifeline, and harness Written exam DAVIES OIL DATE: 10/02/97 RE: CPR & 1 ST Aid INSTRUCTOR: Charlie Free-Kincy CERTIFICATION OF TRAINING FOR: MICHELLE SHINAULT LARRY BENNETT LODINA RAMOS LOIS KONSTANTAKOPOLOUS REBECCA WHITE VAL HUARTE BECKY RANKIN RIGO ARECHIGA BILL HOWARD ISRAEL GARCIA ANDREA ALBITRE JOHN RAMIREZ JOHN HAVERSTOCK JOSE GURROLA MIKE BERTHIAUME COMPLETION ITEMS: CITY OF BAKERSFIELD OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES 1715 Chester Ave., Bakersfield, CA'(805) 326-3979 INSPECTION RECORD POST CARD AT JOB SITE I. DO NOT cov~ w~ f~ ~y r~ ~ ~i~ ~ ~f~ ~v~ ~ ofa~ f~ T~ ~D BA~LL [ ~SP~C~ON DA~ ~SP~CTOR B~ll of T~(s) Sp~ T~ C~ Ca~ic ~t~on of T~s) PIPING ~STEM Co~i~ ~ot~ion of Pipm~ Jo~m. Fill Pi~ ~le~c~ Isolation of Ca~ic ~oteaion Sy~-Pipmg Dis~ Pm SECOND.~Y CONTMNME5~. O~ILL PROTE~ION. L~ DETE~ION L~ ~llation - T~(s) Lm~ ~llation - Piping Vault wi~ ~u~ Co~ble Seal~ ~vel Oaug~ or S~o~ Flora V~t V~v~ &odu~ Co~aUble Fill Box(~) ~odum Line ~ ~ Det~offs) for ~ Spa~-D.W. T~(s) Momto~g Well(s)/Su~s) - H20 Tern ~ D~on De~c~s) tbr Vadosei~dwat~ Spill ~ev~tion Boxes FIN~ Momto~g Wells, Ca~ Fill ~x ~k Mo~to~g R~u~ T~e. CONTRACTOR LICENSE # CONTACT PHONE # .~ PERMIT No. I PERMIT APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCT/~ODI~ UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK ~PE ~APPLICATION (CHECK) ~EW FACILI~ Q MODIF~ATI'ON OF FACILI~ Q NEW TANK INSTALLATION AT EXISTING FACILI~ STARTING DATE ~/Z/~7 PROPOSED COMPLETION DATE FACILI~ NAME F[~ C~J) ~L5 EXISTING FACILI~ PERMIT N~. FACILI~ADDRESS ~ ~I~C~ ~ ZIP CODE ~PE OF BUSINESS C~[bo~ APN IIA'- i/0- I TANK OWNER W,~, ~d~ O~ Co PHONE No. ~3-~0~ --ADDRESS ~~ ~ CI~ ~~[e ZI~CODE ~O CONTRACTOR ~a~ ~~ ~u~~ CA LICENSE No. ADDRESS ~O ~1~0~ CI~ ~L~ ZIP CODE PHONE No. ~- ~/ BAKERSFIELD CI~ BUSINESS LICENSE No. ~ ~1~ ~ WORKMAN COMP:No. ~c~Ol~l~ INSURER ~Lt~N~ C~5~L~ BREtFLY DESCRIBE THE WORK TO BE DONE ~N~ H- ~, ~, ~N~ '~ ~ WATER TO FACILI~ PROVIDED BY- EAL~F~;~ k~TE~ DEPTH TO GROUND WATER ~ ' SOIL ~PE EXPECTED~ff~'SI~E ~NO ~ No. OF TANKS TO BE INSTALLED ~ ARE THEY FOR MOTOR FUEL '.'~S Q NO SECTION FOR MO~O~ FUEL TANK No. VOLUME UNLEADED REGULAR PREMIUM DIESEL AVIATION SECTION FOR NON MOTOR FUELSTO~AGE TANKS TANK No. VOLUME CHEMICAL STORED CAS No. CHEMICAL PREVIOUSLY (no Dr~n~ n~me) (if known) STORED THE APPLICANT HAS RECEIVED, UNDERSTANDS, A ND WILL COMPLY WITH THE ATfACHED CONDITIONS OF THIS PERMIT AND ANY OTHER STATE. LOCAL AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS. THIS FO"RM HAS BEEN COMPLETED UNDER PENALTY OF PER, JURY, AND TO THE BEST OF M~UE ,AND CORRECT. ~/",~'~'O~ APPLICANT NAME (PRINT) -'"~'A"P-P-LICANT SIGNATURE THIS APPLICATION BECOMES A PERMIT WHEN APPROVED ~~ DAVIES OIL COMPANY · Petroleum Marketing · Wholesale & Retail Fuel 'P..O: Box 80067 -~ Bakersfield, California 93380 - Phone (805) 323-6063 - 3008 Sillect, Suite 220 Permatanl( re ains assbY tse ...... ~ , Ii dl ....... ............ · .......... A"d' ihen iheri'":~ithe: performc!ni~::'!;~i~dii:i!ieie 'h:(~S'.ne~'e[.'.: :~':":,:'.Pe[:.m~ilank'i~::i!le',i. steslii?ing: :diu~!~:i~? UST in, lhe ,, ... '" ",'. ,.:::.' ', :::.'.:. :..::::'.'.:~ :' :~.: '., been ~ course.) Moreover,.Permatank'can be'readily customized, and aulStanding'¢fe~ rec'o[~:make it ih~'beiier'vabe.., Add it dl up and you'll see wh~ n~tionally-distributed and most definiMy the intelligent busine~ decision. :i:'.' Compartmentizing Permatank is easy and economical. '" Permatank offers tile option of consolidating ali your fuel ' :' storage requirements in a single tank! The inherent " ....'~' adaptability of steel allows Permatank's inner tank to be configured in ways that are cost-prohibitive (or impos- sine) with an alI-FRP tank. '." Permatank even protects your balance sheet. Every Perrnalank includes a pollution clean-up insurance policy on top of a 30-year, thh'd-p~rty warranty against internal and external corrosion. And that explains why Permatank is not onh,, the best value right now but'also for years down the road. ;;'~' Permatank costs less to install. The Permatank clesign is about 20% shorter than an alI-FRP tank of the same capacity, so it reduces excavating, backfilling and paving ....... costs while increasing site layout flexibility. Plus. Permatank allows a wMer and less costly choice of backfill options. Flat ends reduce in.qall~tion c:os~s. Itu~It in f)rec'i$ion test. i, Permatank also substantially reduces the cost of on-site ~':, tightness testing by including a Precision Test System (PTS). ', Installed as standard equipment, the system exceeds EPA's precision test protocol. Shipped with a 'factory-sealed interstice vacuum of at least 13" Hg, the easy-to-read gauge provides fast and simple verification of the tank's tlgi~tness. Also, the vacuur~ can be used for future pre- cision testing, if necessary. ..... And, believe it or not, Permatank costs less than typical double-wall tanks. While Permatank may be [ess expensive, there is no compromise On quality. It's simply the better, more efficient tank design..lust as importantly, Permatank is built to the nationally-recognized quality standards of the Steel Tank Institute (STI). More value for les~. What more could you ask for? :'.:storage. 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I A ]~ C 1) I CONTAINMENT TECHNOLOGIES ~s ~oM I ~' I~o v4'l~'l~'l COR~ORATIONT~TLE, ~ISPE.SER SU.P ~S ~1~7' It° DS 16E7H I ET' /15 l/~'131'lal'I DATE, I DRAWING NO. SCALE DS 1640M 40 1/~115 1/~144fl~1'1 REPLACES ~.N.~, -- ontainment echnologies 1650 West 82nd Street orporation TEL: 612/881-0072 Minneapolis, MN 55431 FAX: 612/884-4911 Putting It All Together DISPENSER PANS · Tough HDPE Construction · Adjustable Stabilizer Bar · Lightweight · Inexpensive · 5 Sizes Fit All Dispensers · Superior Anchoring Design Description Part # Dispenser Pans DP1220C DP1227C DP1240C DP1627C DP1640C Stabilizer Bars For 1200 Models SMB100C For 1600 Models SMB1600 See Cross-Reference Guide for sizing information BP 6115196 OLTS ~ ~ reSIDES OF PAN TAPER 1/4" TO ALLD~/ FOR PA~T NO. A 'B : C I CONTAINMENT TECHNOLr1GIES I~F' l~2oc I l~' Ilo 1/4'1 m' Z FUTUREREMOVAL~ 30TTOM DP 1B~7C~ BT' I10 ~/4'1 10'J SLOPES 1/2" TOWARD ~ELL DISPENSER PAN DP1687C 87" ~ 10 1/4'~15 3/4~ DATE, I SCALE', DP 1840C 40 1/8'~10 1/4'~ 10' ~ :3-88-96~ DRAWING .CTC-15~ I NDNE DP 1640C 40 1/8'~10 1/4'~15 3/4'~ REPLACES D.N,~, CTC-151 , REDUCER ~ 3001 3001X ~ 300P 3002X ~ ?~3X3C , ' , DISPENSER PANWALL FIELD CUT CTC OR F/G PIPE FLEX ]300T #350030 ~ CONTAINMENT TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION TITLE, DISPENSER PAN PIPE ENTRY DATE, DRA~ING NO, SCALE' 3-2~-9G .CTC-1G4 NONE. REPLACES D.N.#, d----I ontainmeut I d-'---i_ noiogles 1650 West 82nd ,Street ~ /orporation TEL:812/881-0072 Minneapolis, MN 55431 ~ ~ FAX: 812/884-4911 DEEP STANDARD STANDARD PRODUCT DISPENSER MODEL SUMPS SUMPS PANS CTC PART NUMBER BENNETt 3000, 4000, 6000, 7000, 8000 DS122038 DS1220M DP1220C 9(X)0 DS124038 DS1240M DP1240C GASBOY 52, 53, 150, 2150, 8053, 8553 DS122036 DS1220M DP1220C 86.53, 8752, 8753, 8852, 88.53 9140, 9152, 9153 1500, 2150 DS122736 DS1227M DP1227C 513, 526 DS124036 DS1240M DP1240C SCHLUMBERGER/SOUTHWEST 435, 440, 2100, 660,'661 DS122036 DS1220M DP1220C 662, IPDMLPC2 4100, 4110, 4200, 4201 DS122736 DS1227M DP1227C 4220, 4221, 2300, 2PD 2+2MLPC2, 2330, 2400 4300, 4301, 4302, 4330 DS124036 DS1240M DP1240C 4400, 4401, 4440, ~.~1 4331 DS104036 DS1240M DP1240C (no rain lip) TOKHEIM 162, 220, 222, 242, 244, 262, 324 DS122036 DS1220M DP1220C 330, 333, 433, ~.~.~., 785, 793, 1248, 1250 H300B Series DS122036 DS1220M DP1220C 411,413, 414, 424, 426, 428, 722 DS164036 DS1640M DP164OC 724, H400 Series, 333C-MPD 614, 628 CALL CTC CALL CTC CALL CTC WAYNE DL/351. 357, 358, 361,352, 363, DS122036 DS1220M DP1220C DL/357, 369, 371,372, 373 DL/377, 379, 387, 389 V387, 388, 389, 580, 585 DS122736 DS1227M DP1227C V390, 395, 399, 490, 590 DS124036 DS1240M DP1240C DL390, DL395, DD490, DD590 DL390-1L/GQY, DL1-395-1L19G DL390-1L-19G* * Wayne DI_390-1L-19G - Install offset coupling under shear valve in cases where piping is not centered. DEEP STANDARD STANDARD pRODUCT DISPENSER MODEL SUMPS SUMPS PANS CTC PART NUMBER GILBARCO Mechanical Series 154, 164, 251,252, 261,262 DS122036 DS1220M DP1220C 655, 656, 684. 5625, 5627 Hl.qhllne Series AC1921, AC4921, AC5921, AC6921 DS122036 DS1220M DP1220C Hl.qhllne Series AC1942, AC2921, AC3921, AC4093 DS122736 DS1227M DP1227C AC4922, AC4942, AC4982, AC4992 AC5942, AC6093, AC6942, AC6992 AC7942, AC7982, AC7992 Hl.qh Hose Series AM12XX, AM22XX, ABXXXA DS122736 DS1227M DP1227C AM52XX DS122036 DS1220M DP1220C Advantaqe Series - 36" Frame Quad/Dual B20XXX, B21XXX, B30XXX DS162736 DS1627M DP1627C B31XXX. B42XXX, B43XXX. B52XXX B53XXX, B78XXX Advantage Series - 36" Frame Blender B78XXX, B7AXXX, B7EXXX, B7GXXX DS162736 DS1627M DP1627C B7KXXX, B7NXXX Hiqh Hose Series ALXXXXA. AL8220A, AR1220A, AR8220A DS124036 DS1240M DP1236C AK1220. AEXXXXA, AFXXXXA APXXXXA, AUXXXXA Advanta.qe Series - 48" Frame BO4XXX, BO5XXX, BO6XXX. BO7XXX DS164036 DS1640M DP164OC B14XXX, B15XXX. B64XXX B65XXX, B7BXXX, B7CXXX, B7DXXX B7FXXX, B7HXXX, B71XXX, B7JXXX B7LXXX, B7MXXX, B7OXXX, B7PXXX B79XXX, B84XXX, B85XXX Le.qac¥ Series DS122036 DS1220M DP1220C Shear Mount Stabilizer Bars: 1200 Model Pans and Sumps SMB100C 1600 Model Pans and Sumps SMB1600 REV. 8/OCTOBER 96