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CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
1715 Chester Ave., Bakersfield, CA (80S) 326-3979
APPLICATION TO INSTALL AND/OR REMOVE
ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANK(S)
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to display, store, install, use, operate, sell or handle materials or process involving or creating
conditions deemed hazardous to life or property as follows:
In confonnity with provisions of pertinent ordinances, codes and/or regulations, pennission is
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subject to the provisions and/or limitations as provided. Violation of pertinent ordinances, codes
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THIS APPLICATION BECOMES A PERMIT WHEN APPROVED
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TO: Jim Gorel)'
COMPANY: Union Pacific Railroad
FAX MJMBER: 209-942.5276
FROM: Joho Lewis
Total pages sent: 2
Ace Tank" Equipment Co.
3055 Teagarden St.
SaD Leandro, CA 94577
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I apologize faT the delay in getting this letter to you. It wu supposed to be sent directly to you. If'
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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
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(To be completed by Building Permit Applicant and lor Site Plan
ReviewApplicant and returned to the Building Dept. or Planning Dept.)
BUSINESS NAME jJf.Jro....r PAa::~c.. ~;tLÞf'~ ~Hf'A.l),. Daytime Phone No.Œ'''.!)'~2.r-4~
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CONTACT PERSON: -J.y.{t::;.:~ T r~r' =-'-( PHONE No.(~)1"fZ~<"35Z'
PLEASE READ All OF THE INFORMATON CAREFUllY. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REGULATIONS
MAY RESULT IN CIVIL LIABILITIES OF UP TO $2000.00 FOR EACH DAY IN WHICH THE VIOLATION OCCURS.
Will the Applicant or future building occupant be required to complete a Hazardous
Materials Business Plan?
(NOTE) If you handle, store, use or dispose of, reportable quantities of any
hazardous substance, you are required by California Law to complete a
Hazardous Materials Business Plan. Forms can be obtained from the Bakersfield
Fire Department, Hazardous Materials Division, 2130 G Street.
Typical every day hazardous materials you may find in your facilities may include,
but not limited to: compressed gases; fuels - all types; solvents; oils (new and
waste); thinners; caustic or corrosive materials; pOisonous or toxic materials; and
radioactive materials.
Will the applicant or future building occupant be required to com plete a Risk Manage-
ment and Prevention Program?
(NOTE) If you handle, store. use or dispose ot reportable quantities of any
extremely hazardous substance you must develop a Risk Management and
Prevention Program. THIS PLAN MUST BE APPROVED BY THE LOCAL
ADMINISTERING AGENCY BEFORE YOU COMMENCE OPERATIONS AT THIS
FACILITY. The fist otregulated chemicals is contained in Appendix A of, part 355
of Subchapter J ot Chapter I otTitle 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations. This
fISt of chemicals isavailable at the Bakersfield Fire Department, Hazardous
Materials Division, 2130 G Street.
Will the applicant or future building occupant be required to obtain a permit from the
Kern County Air Polution Control District?
Location within 1,000 feet of outer boundry of the following:
School -(any school, public or private used for the purposes of education of
children Kindergarten or any of grade 1 to 12, inclusive)
Hospital -
Long Term Care Facility-
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. PLAN REVIEW AND AMENDMENT
3. NOTIFICATION OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
4. OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE AND SERVICES
5. CERTIFICATION INFORMATION AND MANAGEMENT APPROVAL
6. CONTACT LIST - Internal Union Pacific Contacts, Government Agencies, Outside Assistance and Services
7. LOCATION REPORT (Includes: Location Description, Address, Phone, General Drainage, Petroleum Transfer
Operations, Inspections & Records, SPCC Plan Procedures, Security Procedures, Spill History, Training Description)
8. FACILITY REPORTS for each facility at this location (Includes: Facility Description, Petroleum Use Description,
Activities Description, Access Route Descriptions, Flow Description, Facility Drainage, Containment Structures
Description, Security Systems, Escape Route Description)
9. TANK REPORTS for each tank at this location (Includes: Tank Name, Tank Number, Tank Description, Access
Route Description, Material, Product, Dimensions, Volume, Year Installed, Position, Base Support, Annual Usage,
Longitude, Latitude, Proposed Removal Date, Inventory Method, Internal Heating Coil, Overfill Spill Protection, Spill
Avoidance System, Response Time, Integrity Test Method, Test Frequency, Failure Probability, Failure Type, Flow
Direction, Discharge Flow Rate, Ul~ Discharge Volume, Discharge Scenario Description, Corrosion Protection
Description, Secondary Containment Design, Secondary Containment Material, Precipitation Drainage System, ,
RunotfInspeètion, Disposal Facility InSpection Frequèncy)
10. EQUIPMENT LIST
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11. FACILITY MAPS
INTRODUCTION
The National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan, as well as federal
regulations in 40 CFR, Part 112, state that the person responsible for the discharge of oil or
hazardous materials should take appropriate action for containment and recovery of such
material. Cleanup activities will be evaluated by an agency of the federal government. If
cleanup is judged inadequate, the agency will direct further operations, with the responsible
party to be liable for the resulting costs.
Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) has the responsibility and authority to initiate and direct
respof,lse activities for the control of spills originating within facility boundaries. Specifically,
UPRR will assume such responsibility for spills related to on-site operation, filling, and
maintenance of the operating equipment for this facility.
Pursuant to Section 112 of Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations [40 CFR 112], a
facility that manages oil above specified levels and which has the potential for a release to enter
a navigable water (without consideration of any secondary containment that may be provided)
shall prepare a Spill Prevention, Control and Countenneasure (SPCC) Plan (plan). A Plan is
not required if(l) the underground buried storage capacity of the facility is 42,000 gallons or
less of oil, and (2) the storage capacity, which is not buried, at the facility is 1,320 gallons or
less of oil, provided no single container has a capacity in excess of 660 gallons, and (3) due to
its location, the facility could not reasonably be expected to discharge oil into navigable
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This Spill Prevention, Control and Countenneasure (SPCC) plan (Plan}has been prepared in
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.. accordance with the applicable sections of 40 CFR 112. The Plan identifies procedures,
methods and equipment to prevent the discharge of oil from onshore and offshore facilities into
or upon the navigable waters of the United States.
PLAN REVIEW AND AMENDMENT
Amendment bv Owner/Operator
Facility Change: If a change occurs in the facility design, construction, operation or
maintenance which materially affects the facility's potential for the discharge of oil into or upon
the navigable waters of the United States or adjoining shorelines, the SPCC Plan will be
amended. The Plan will be revised within six months of the change. The amended Plan will be
certified by a Registered Professional Engineer and facility personnel will be trained on the
changes, as necessary, to facilitate the effective response to an actual or imminent discharge.
Minor changes (e.g., personnel changes, telephone number changes or other changes that do
not increase the potential for or the size of a spill) will not require the Plan to be recertified.
Three-Year Review: The SPCC Plan will be reviewed and evaluated for completeness and
appropriateness at least once every three years. The review will include an evaluation of
whether new field-proven control technology exists which will significantly reduce the chance
of a spill event. The Plan will be amended to include such new technologies that are
detennined to be appropriate. Any amendments made as a result of the review will be certified
by a Registered Professional Engineer.
Amendment bv Regional Administrator
If during any twelve-month period the facility discharges into or upon the navigable waters of
. the United States or adjoining shorelines more than 1,000 gallons in a single spill event or
hármful quahtities in tWo spill events, Union Pacific will submit inforlt1ation (as detailed in 40
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I. CERTIFICATION INFORMATION
Name of Facility:
Bakersfield Yard
Division Service Unit:.
Milepost:
Mojave Subdivision
MP 313.00
Address:
700 Suaner Street
.~akersfield, California 93305
Purpose of Facility:
Switching, car repair, locomotive service
Date of Initial Operation:
ca. 1119;]
Name and Address of Owner:
Union Pacific Railroad Company
1416 DOdge Street
Omaha. Nebraska 68179
Primary Person Responsible
for Spill Prevention:
Bill Goldsberry
Manager Train Operations
Horne felephone: (661) 873-0354
Office Telephone:· (,661) 321-4600
Secondary Person Responsible
for Spill Prevention:
Steve Sparr
Director'Locomotive Maintenance
Office Telephone: (916) 789-5162
MANAGEMENT APPROVAL: This Spill preventiOll Control and Countermeasure (SPCC)
Plan has full approval by managemen~at a level with authority to commit the
necessary resources.
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K. R. Welch
Assistant Vice President
Environmental Management
CERTIFICATION: I certify that I have exaRined the facility plans, and being
familiar with the provision of 40 CPR, ~t 112, attest that this SPCC Plan
has been prepared in accordance with good engineering practices.
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Registration No. 7054, Arkansas
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Environmental Management
Gorley, Jim - Mgr. Environ. Field Operations
Perez, Jesse - Mgr Compliance Meas
Schmid, Lanny - Director Env. Operations
Sirotek, Ernie - Manager Chemical Trans Safety
Utilities & Structures
Gafford, Bill - Water Svc. Foreman
Marvell, Don - Utilities Supervisor
Fiber Optics Hotline
Los Angeles Law Department
Car Department
Hadley, Clark - Mgr. Mech. Mtce.-Car
Locomotive Department
Sparr, Steve - Director System Locomotive Facility
Maintenance Ops (Dual Car/Loco Responsibility)
Maxwell, John
Risk Mgmt Risk Management Communication Center
Train Dispatch Harriman Dispatch Center - Service Int. Desk
Transportation Los,Angeles Service Unit #20
Goldsberry, Bill - Mgr. Trans. Ops.
Irvine, Mike - Superintendent Los Angeles SU
Fiber Optics
Law
MaintOps
State Agency
California
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California Department of Toxic Substances Control
California Dept of Fish & Game - Sacramento
California Highway Patrol
California OES Spill Reporting Hotline
Office of Emergency Services Inland Recovery
Federal Agency
DOT National Response Center
EPA EPA - On Scene Coordinator, Region 9
Local Agency
City
CA, Bakersfield, Police/Fire Department/Ambulance
Fire Marshal
Public Works - Water Supply/Storm Water
Kern County Office of Emergency Services
County
Contractor
Environmental Advanced Cleanup Technologies, Inc.
Ecology Control Industries
Transloading Environmental Corp
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Medical
Hospitals Kern Medical CeRter
Private
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800-544-1869
402-271-5131
209-942-5358
213-980-6595
402-271-2262
510-891-1729
402-271-4103
661-321-4666
909-873.,3081
800-336-&193
213-98D-6500
402-271-3947
213-725-2120
402-271-3947
916-789-5261
661-321-4604
888-877-7267
402 6367663
909-873-3388
661-321-4600
909-873-3392
916-255-3545
916-653-7664
661-327-1069
800-852-7550
916- 262-1816
800-424-8802
415-744-2000
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661-861-2577
661-392-7765
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ò, CFR 112.4(a)) to the EPA Regional Administrator within 60 days of the spill event which
triggered the reporting requirement. Also, the infonnation will be sent to the appropriate state
authority.
NOTIFICA nON OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
Notification of appropriate government agencies is required by law for all spillage of oil and fuel, regardless of quantity,
entering navigable waters. .
If an uncontrolled spill originating within facility boundary threatens the general public or is beyond the control capabilities of
facility personnel, the Yard Master or his designate will immediately notify the local fire and police departments and the U.S.
Coast Guard Regional Response Center in addition to those personnel listed in the CONTACT LIST of the Emergency
Response Plan.
OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE AND SERVICES
Major spills or spills of particularly hazardous materials may require capabilities beyond the resourèes ofUPRR. Finns
specializing in the cleanup and disposal of oil and fuel and other hazardous chemicals are listed in the CONTACT LIST of
the Emergency Response Plan.
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Report on CA, Bakersfield Yard
Name: CA, Bakersfield Yard Abbr:
Type: Western Region
Desc: The Bakersfield Yard is a part of the Los Angeles Division Service
Unit, located at Milepost 313.00, Mojave Sub in Baf<erfield,
California. The majority of the yard is located souIIJ of Kentucky
Street, east of Beale Avenue, and Sumner Street The Bakersfield
Yard is situated in an area of mixed residential, commercial, and'
industrial activities. The eastlwest-oriented yard is bordered to the
north mainly by residential neighborhoods and toae south by
commercial and industrial businesses. The portiœ of the
Bakersfiedl Yard containing oil material storage The main functions
of the Bakersfield Yard include switching, car re~r, and locomotive
service. Engine servicing and fueling are accom ilshed in Area 1.
Wastewater from the engine service pit is collecœd and treated in .
two inground oillwater separators near the northwest comer of area
1. The wastewater from these tanks is dischargezf: to the City of
Bakersfield waste water plant for disposal. All stœage tanks are
contained in secondary containment structures dlat have no
drainage structures. Additionally, the yard servesas an origin for
tank cars loaded with NO.2 diesel fuel which is tlstributed to other
servicing facilities on the Union Pacific. All diesel fuel is received via
pipeline from Santa Fe-Pacific. The receipt meter is located
adjacent to the Beale Avenue overpass near thewest edge of the oil
use area.
MP Start: 313 Lat:
MP End: 313 Long:
Address: Union Pacific Railroad Company
700 Sumner Street
SbDv: Mojave
City: Bakersfield County: Kern St: CA
Phone: 661-321-4600 Fax: Postal: 93305
661-321-4627 Country: US
Drainage The generally level yard has an overall topoglëJllhic low toward the
Desc: switching yard. Local grading and raised railbeds: determine specific
yard topography. The East Side Canal is approJinately 1/4 mile
north of the yard and is an irrigation canal which receives water from
the Kern River. There are numerous strom drains in the surrounding
city streets which generally drain to the south.
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Petroleum There are underground diesel fuel and lube oil pipefines in Area 1.
Transfer The fuel pipelines run in three segments. The first is from the fuel
Operations: meter at Beale Avenue overpass to the 2.3 Mgal. slDrage
tank(AST -2). Second, there is a pipeling from the slDrage
tank(AST-2) to the Locomotive Service Pits(VM-1). This supplies
0.8 Mgal of fuel per month at a peak 1,000 gpm to the locomotive
servicing operation. Finally, there is a pipeline from the storage
tank(AST-2) to the tank car loading track(MSH-1). This supplies 1.0
Mgal per month of fuel at a peak 1,000 gpm to outbound tank cars.
Also, there is a pipeline conhecting,the 10,000 gal lube oil
tank(AST-5) with the Locomotive Service Pits(VM-1). This pipeline
has a peak flow of 50 gpm. Pressure testing was last performed on
the pipelines in Area 1 in 1997. Pressure testing consisted of
pressurizing the pipes to 1-1/2 times the operating pressure for a
period of 10 minutes. All pipelines have no protective wrapping or
coating. When sections of underground pipelines are exposed, the
pipeline is examined and replaced if evidence of oorrosion is
observed. Aboveground pipes and associated visibre transfer
operation components are visually observed at least weekly.
Inspections This ·facility has a OP A-90 plan requiring monthly documented
& Records: inspections of the storage tanks and containment systems. These
documents are kept at the Manager Train Operations office. Visual
inspections are performed daily to weekly in oil use areas.
SPCC Primary Person Responsible For Spill Prevention: Bill Goldsberry,
Procedures: Manager Train Operations; (Home) 661-_-~ (Office)
661-321-4600 II Secondary Person Responsible for spill prevention:
Steve Sparr, Director Locomotive Maintenance; (Office)
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OPA90 Notify Yardmaster immediately. Yardmaster notifies; 911, RMCC,
Procedures: MTO. RMCC notifies CTS and EMG personnel. RMCC will notify all
agencies in OPA-90 plan upon confirmation with Mgr. CTS.
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Emergency
Procedures:
Security The Bakersfield Yard has no physical barricades preventing
Procedures: access. Oil outlet valves will be locked in areas not attended 24
hours a day. For security, oil pump starter controls in areas without
24-hour staffing or accessible to unauthorized personnel will be
locked. Lighting in the major oil use areas has been improved to
allow easy detection of oil spills and minimize the possibility for night
vandalism. Area 1 is well lighted.
Evacuation
Procedures:
Spill History There are no record of spills in files at the Bakersfield Yard.
Desc:
Training The person responsible for spill prevention at the Bakersfield Yard,
Desc: as listed in the Policy for Emergency Response and OPA-90 plan, is
Bill Goldsberry, Manager Train Operations.
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CA, Bakersfield Yard Facilities
Facility Documents for Area 1- Engine Service
Name: Area 1- Engine Service Abbr:
Type: Maintenance Operations
Desc: Area 1 is an Engine Servicing facility. Locomœve engine
servicing including fueling, lube oi,l and traction sand addition is
primarily conducted in the two engine service triacks.
MP Start: 313 Lat: SbDv: Mojave'
MP End: 313 Long: MoW Nbr:
Address: Union Pacific Railroad Company
700 Sumner Street
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Postal: 93305
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Petroleum Use Locomotive engine servicing including fuelin!l,. lube oil and
Desc: traction sand addition is primarily conducted om the two engine
service tracks. All fueling IS peHormed ëy UIIIDJI Pacific
employees. The facility dispenses approximalely 0.8 million
gallons of fuel from this facility per month. No.. 2 diesel fuel is also
dispensed to tank cars at the tank car loading rack. There is
approximately 1.0 million gallons of fuel dispernsed at this location
per month. Spills from the truck off-load areas are collected in
portable spill containment devices. If a spill is not immediately
contained it will migrate westerly across the prroperty to storm
drains along Beale Avenue overpass. If there is a failure in the
2.3 Mgal fuel tank it may run north into Kentucky Street where it
will enter storm drains.
Activities Desc:
Access Route
Desc:
Flow Desc: Aboveground tanks located within area 1 are contained within
dikes.
Facility Drainage Drainage from the facility is generally managed in two ways.
Desc: First, spills, washwaters and contaminated slDrm water from the
locomotive service pits is collected into the No 20,000 gallon
oillwater separators. The water phase is discharged to the City of
Bakersfield sanitary sewer under permit. Seœnd, rainwater that
falls on the site generally pools in topographic lows. puring
extreme weather events runoff can reach stolm sewer drop inlets
along Kentucky Street to the north and Beale Avenue overpass to
the west. Runoff that reaches the storm sewers will continue on
south approximately 2.5 miles to a retention pQnd at the
intersection of Mòunt Vernon Street and QUa'ltico Avenue.
Hazardous -
Material Desc:
Hazardoµs
Wästè De$c:
City: Bakersfield
Phone: 661-321-4604
County: Kern
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Containment Concrete-lined service pits(VM-1) are used for spot washing of
Structures Desc: locomotives, servicing and inspections. The pits are drained to a
pair of 20,000 gallon in ground oillwater separators where wash
waters are treated and discharged to the sanitay sewer. Oil is
skimmed out of these separators and discharged to AST -3. The
2.3 million gallon diesel fuel storage tank(AST ~l is contained
within an earthen dike of 2.5 Mgal capacity. The:dike'does have a
drainage system which is maintained by UP \MIter Service
personnel. The dike drain valve is to be kept dDsed at all times or
,the dike drain removed. The locomotive lubricalngoil(AST-5) is
constructed of steel and has been placed insicie a secondary
containment dike of concrete construction. The dike capacity is
11,000 gallons, which is sufficient to hold the laRk capacity
including 10% freeboard. The waste oil tank(UST-1) is located
adjacent to the oillwater separators near the northwest corner of
the site. The tank is recesseq into a topgraphil:low which limits
the probability of surface runoff. Overfill of this fank will cause it to
bypass back to the separators which could potentially discharge
oil to the sanitary sewer Prompt response to spitls which prevents
their leaving the property is of utmost urgency_
Security
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Escape Route
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Maintenance Operations
Area 1- Engine Service
. Tanks
Area 1- Engine Service
Name: A5r -2 Abbr:
Tank Nbr: AST-2 Figure Nbr:
Description: AST-2 is a 2.31 MGAL, steel, #2diesel tank located in
Area 1.
Access Route
Description:
Material: Sleel
Dimensíon: 90 dia x 48
Year Installed: 1974
Base Support: Earth
Longitude:
Op90 Thrs Ind: ..,¡'
Period Flood Ind: x
Product: #2 Diesel
Volume: 2310000
Position: Vertical
Annual Usage: 21600000
Latitude:
Port Tank Ind: .x
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Removal Date:
Internal None
Heating Coil:
Spill Avoid System: No
Response Time: Promptly
Test Frequency: ELP&P
Policy
Failure Type: Tank
Rupture
Flow Direction: Contahled in Sensitive .x
Earthen Dike Environment:
Discharge 36000 Ultimate Discharge 2,310,000
Flow Rate: Containment Volume:
Discharge Scenerio The tank could possibly rupture due to a major
Description: earthquake to the south. The San Andreas Fault is located
approximately 60 mile to the south and to the west. If this
were to occur a significant release would take place. It is
possible that fuel could be released from the dike on the
north side and reach Kentucky Street drains. The fuel
V«1Uld be collected by the City's stormdrains which
discharge approximately 2.5 mile to the south at Mt.
Vernon into a large containment pond.
Discharge Detection Visual
System Description:
Corro~,ion Paint
Prot,ction
Description:
$econdarv Dike
Containment
pe~iam
Inventory Method: Daily
Removal Date:
Over Fill Spill: None
Product Detected: #2 Diesel
Integrity B.P&P Policy
Test Method:
Failure Probability: low
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Containment
Material:
Precipitation None
Drainage System:
Runoff Inspection: None
Disposal Facility
Inspection Frequency:
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Name: AST -5 Abbr: LO
Tank Nbr: AST-5 Figure Nbr:
Description: AST-5 is a 10,000 gallon steel Lube Oil tank located in
area 1.
Access Route
Description:
Material: Steel Product: Lube Oil
Dimension: 8dia x 28 ' Volume: 10000
Year Installed: 1987 Position:
Base Support: Concrete Annual Usage: Not Given
Longitude: Latitude:
Op90 Thrs Ind: x Port Tank Ind: x
Period Flood Ind: x
Removal Date:
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Removal Date:
Internal None
Heating Coil:
Spill Avoid System: No
Response Time: Prompt
Test Frequency: ELP&P
Policy
Failure Type: Overfill
Sensitive x
Environment:
Discharge 50 gpm Ultimate Discharge 0
Flow Rate: Containment Volume: :
Discharge Scenerio Flow Information for AST-5: Failure Type-Tank Rupture;
Description: Flow rate-i000 gpmllFailure type-Lube Oil Hose Rupture;
Flow rate-20gpmllFailure Type-Waste Tank Overfill; Flow
rate-i60gpm. .
Discharge Detection Overfills of the tank will be visually detected by the
System Description: delivery vendor or during daily inspections by the
Maintenance Operations personnel that work at the
locomotive service facility.
Corrosion Paint
Protection
Description:
Secondary Dike
Containment
Design:
Secondary Concrete
Containment
Material:
Precipitation None
Drainage System:
Runoff Inspection: None
Disposal Fa_ciUty
Inspection Frequency:
Comment:
Inventory Method: Daily
Over Fill Spill: None
Product Detected: None
Integrity ELP&P Policy
Test Method:
Failure Probability: Low
Flow Direction: Contained
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Area 1- Engine Service
Name: AST -3 Abbr: RO
Tank Nbr: AST-3 Figure Nbr:
Description: AST-3 is a 2,200 gallon, recovered oil, steel tank located
in area 1.
Access Route,
Description:
lIIJaterial:
Dimension:
Year Installed:
Base Support:
Longitude:
Op90 Thrs Ind: k
Period Flood Ind: k
Removal Date:
Steel
5dia x 12
1993
Earth
Product: Recovered Oil
Volume: 2200
Position: Horizontal
Annual Usage: 20000
Latitude:
Port Tank Ind: ./
Inventory Method: As Needed
Proposed
Removal Date:
Internal None
Heating Coil:
Spill Avoid System:
Response Time:
Test Frequency:
No
Prompt
ELP&P Policy
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Over Fill Spill: None
Product Detected: None
Integrity ELP&P Policy
Test Method:
Failure Probability: Low Failure Type: Overfil/
Flow Direction: Contained in Sensitive k
Steel Dike Environment:
Discharge 20 gpm Ultimate Discharge 2,200
Flow Rate: Containment Volume:
Discharge Scenerio AST -3 could possibly be overfilled by the automatic
Description: recovered oil skimming system. Particularly, if there were
a spill in excess of 2,000 gal/ons at the locomotive service
area. This overfill would discharge through the overflow,
back into the lift station. It would alså set off the high level
alarm. '
Discharge Detection The high level alarm in the recovered oil tank will set off
System Description: the rotating beacon.
Corrosion Paint
Protection
Description:
Secondary Encapsulated
Containment
Design:
Secondary Steel
Containment
Material:
Precipitation None
Drainage System:
Runoff Inspection: None
Disposal Facility
Inspection Frequency:
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OPA-90 FACILITY RESPONSE PLAN
3-2437-700
B'AKERSFIEI;D-Y'ARD
OIL USAGE AREAS
Bakersfield, California
CAD nIL: 12.J7-1
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COMPANY: Union Pacific Railroad
FAXNUMßER: 209-942-5276
FROM: John I.ewis
Total pages sent: 2
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Ace Tank & Equipment Co.
3055 Teagarden St.
San Leandro, CA 94577
Toll Free
Local
FAX
800-282-0028
510-297-5555
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81JB.TECT: IJL Label for 2,000 Gallon Dike Tank
Jim,
I apologize for the delay in getting this letter to you. It was supposed to be sent directly to you. If
you still need a hard copy mailed to you please give me a call.
1fT ca.n be of further assistance, please feel free to call me at 1-800-282-0028.
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Omaha, NE 68101-1608
Jim Gorely
RE: UL Labt!lfot' 2,000 Gill/on Dihe Tank
Jim,
Thank you for your inquiry.
Ace Tank & Equipment has manufactured many small dike tanks for Union Pacific Railroad (Southern Pacific
Railroad) Over the past 7 years. All of the small dike tanks manufactured by Ace over dús time period for Union
Pacific Railroad carried a UL142 label. The tank part number tor the tank in question is AC02000U2DX. The
nUll in the part number designates this tank as a UL-142 labeled tank.
TfT can be of further assistance, please feel free to call me at 1-800-282-0028.
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PO lax 9039. 1'8109
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CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
1715 Chester Ave., Bakersfield, CA (80S) 326-3979
APPLICATION TO INSTALL AND/OR REMOVE
ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANK(S)
In conformity with provisions of pertinent ordinances, codes and/or regulations, pennission is
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Ut..JIOtitJ fA£..t FI~ 1<A,~ G
Name of Company
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to display, store, install, use, operate, sell or handle materials or process involving or creating
conditions deemed hazardous to life or property as follows:
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subject to the provisions and/or limitations as provided. Violation of pertinent ordinances, codes
and/or regulations shall void this permit.
Issued
Permit Denied
Date
Approved by:
JAt1E..S T:~="'tEY ~
Applicant Name (print) / Appli t Si e
THIS APPLICATION BECOMES A PERMIT WHEN APPROVED
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~ Perm i t to 0PE!.-' a te . J:::l (]{)CY.¢
OConstruction Permit'
[] Perm 1 t to abandon'
[]Amendcd Permit Conditions
~permit Application Form,
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[]Copy of Written Contract Between Owner' Operator
[] Inspect Ion Reports
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[JUnauthorized Rele.ae Reporta
[JAbandon.ent/Cloaure Reports
o Sa.pl inq/Lab Reports
[JMVP Compliance Check (New Construction
[JSTD Compliance Check (New Construction
[JMVF Plan Check (New Construction)
o STD Plan Check (New Construction)
[JMVF Plan Cheçk (Existinq Pacility)
DSTD Plan Check (Exlstinq Facility)
O-Incoaplete Application· Porm ,
[JPermlt Application Checklist
OPefmlt Instructions OOi.carded'
IJTlq htne.. Test Reaul ta
Checklist)
Checklist)
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Date
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OMonltorl"9 Well Construct·lon Data/Permits
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[JEnvironmental Sensitivity Data:
BGrOUndwater: Drilling, Boring Logs
Location of Water Wells
OStatement of Underground Condui ts
a!Plot Plan Featuring All Environmentally Sensitive Da'ta
OPhotos DConstruction Drawings Location:
OHalf sheet showing date received and tally of inspection time,
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APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO OPERATE UNDERGRŒ1ND
HAZARDJUS SUBSTANCES STOR.AGE :ACILITY
~ of Application (check):
o New Facility DM:>dification of Facility rg¡Existi~ Facility OTransfer of Chlnership
Emergency 24-Hour Contact (name, area code, .¡Xìone) :~YS-r:!!1 '"'Beese 7/lf--87~-g83C'
_ /,' Nlghts---1.w.0 fe~I'/e. 4-/5-5'1:_-/'1-'78
Facility Name 'iJ.;z eY'.$ Je /J SI.;z-t"/f.717 No. ó~anks .s
Type of Business (check): Gaso ne Stat on Other (describe) 71 él.í/rod..d
Is Tank(s) Located on an Agricultural Farm? DYes ~No
Is Tank(s) Used primarily for h;ricultural Purçoses? DYes f8No /
Facil i ty Address ~Pt' Su. rre.y. £,. '/)«. er-5 'te 'j C A ~.33 E Nearest Cross St. JI.zJey / ken Ii(.c,kr
T R SEC Rura Locat ons Q11y) II
Owner 5 cze.' ,'c. ra > -éaI:J~" C Contact Person -¡;/I.l3ee.s.e..
Address One yo 9J. t"a. c.-.sc. t1 Z P c:¡ If J ~5 Tele~ne 7/'1- - 877- ðß.3 (/
Operator ¡;~?f!::~~e Contact Person .S«.me
Address 200 - c,z ,13ffJomijfor1..J G A Zip 92..3/ b Tele~ne
B. Water to Facility Provided by Cæ},'.J'orr1Í2. Wél.f.eY" C,fl' , Depth to' Grourdwater
Soil Characteristics at Facility ,
Basis for Soil Type and Groll'1dwater Depth Determinations
C. Contractor
Address
Proposed Starting Date
Worker's Compensation Certification .
CA Contractor's Ucense No.
Zip Telephone
Proposed Canpletion '[)It.
. Insurer
D. If This Permit ts ror ModifIcation Of An !~c1sting Facility, Briefly Ducribe Modifications
Proposed
E. Tank(s) Store (check all that apply) z
~ ! Waste Product Motor Vehicle Unleaded Regular Pr_h.- Diesel Waste bub!
Fuel J Oil oí i
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F. ChanIcal Caap)sl tlon of Materials Stored (not necessary for mtor vehicle fuels)
Tank . Chesical Stored (non-cœmercial namet CAS . (if knoI.nL Chemical Previously Stored
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rBte of Transfer
Previous Facility Name
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Previous OWner
accept fully all obligations of Permit No..f issued to
I W1derstaoo that the Pennittin;, hJthority may review and
roodify or teœinate the transfer of the Permit to Operate this \.I\dergro\ni storage
facility uponreoeiving this completed fOnD.
This form has been canpleted LU1der penalty of perjury and to the best of my knowledge is
true and correct.
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1. Tank is: 0 vaul too E81Non-VaultOO D[):)uble-Wall ~Si~le-Wall
2. Tank Material
maroon Steel 0 Stainless Steel 0 Polyvinyl Chloride 0 Fiberglass-Clad Steel
Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastic 0 Concrete 0 lùLmimm 0 Bronze DUnkoown
Other (describe) .
Primary Containment,
Date Installed Thickness (Inches)
~n~n~uJn uqknown
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o Material 'I'h ckness (Inches)
Tank Interior Lining
uRubber OAlkyd D~xy DPhenolic DGlass DClay ~U'\lined OU'\knoW'\
OOther (describe):
Tank Corrosion Protection
-aG3lvanized DFiberglass-Clad OPclyethylene Wrap OVinyl wraWirq
DTar or Asphalt Ç!Unknow'\ DNone Oather (describe): '
Cathcxiic Protection: rilNone OImpl"essed CUrrent Syst_ [::::1 Sacrificial Inode Sys~
Describe System' F.quipnent: .
Leak Detection, Mooi to ring , and Interception
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o Vac1¿se Zone Meni toring Well (a) [J tJ-J1\bt Wi thout Uner
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[J VaP1r Detector* [J Uquid Level Sensor [J Conductlvit¥ Sensor-
S Pressure SenSOr in Annular Space of Double Wall Tank
Liquid Retrieval fa Inspection Fraa U-1\ì:)e, MonltoriBJ Will or Annular Space
ijJ Daily Gaug1r~ , Inventory Reconciliation [J Periodic T1qh~ T_t1ng
[J None [J thknown [] Other
b. PiŠngf rlow-Restricting Leak Detector(s) , 'for Pr.ssuri~ PiPiDJ, ·
MonitoringSllDp with Raceway [JSealed Cancret:e Racewy' -,
Half-cut Ccaap.t1ble Pipe Race...y [JSynthetic Liner aac:...y ,E.111one
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*Describe Make fa Modell ',' .
8. 'Tank Ti¡htneS¡ll' .
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Date of Lalit Ti<Jhtne. Teat ~sul ts of ~st
Test NI!IDe - TesUn:J Canpany
9. Tank Repair
Tãi* Repaired? ~Y.. OND, ~ Cl)ûa1o~
Date(s) 'of Repair(8) jtjkV
Describe Repllira '
OVerfill Protection
~ator rilla, Controls, , Visually Monitors Level '
LjTaP8 Float Gauge OFloat Vent Valves 0 Auto Shut- Off Control.
BCapa<:itance Sensor OSealed Fill Box DNane Ot}1knoW1 '
Other & ' List Make fa Model roc Above DeYic..
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Capaci ty (Gallons)
8000'
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Thickness (inches) DiëlDeter Manufacturer
[]Pressure mSUct10n f:]Gravity - Approximate terçth of Pipe Ra.n
b. Underground PtP1ng Corrosion Protection :
DGalvanized DFiberglaS5-Clad OIm¡ressed current 05acrificial Mode
DPolyethylene wrap D!lectrical Isolation OVinyl Wrap DTar or As¡i\alt
~UnknoW\ 'DNone DOther (describe):
c. Underground Piping, secondary Containment:
DDouble4tlall OSynthetic tiner System ~None OU'\kno~
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Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastic 0 Concrete 0 AlU"C\imm 0 Bronze DUnkrown
Other (describe) " , .
primary Containment
rate Installed Thickness (Inches)
7ir1knC/lLlfa URknt'wn
Tank. Secon a ry Conta r1œnt '
OD:>uble-Wall-a Synthetic Liner 0 Lined Vault
OOther (descr it:e) :
DMaterial
Tank Interior Lining ,
URubber 0 Alkyd O~xy OPhenolic DGlass DClay !p1U1lined D~knoW'\
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Tank Corrosion Protection
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OTar or Asphalt qlt)'lkna,ð\ DNone DOther (describe): '
Cathodic Protection: IX]None DImpcessed OJrrent Syst_ [J Sacrificial 1node Syst8D
Describe System' Equipnent: '
Leak Detection, Monitoring, and InterceptIon
~Tank: Cifiisual (vaulted tanks only) [JGrourowater Monitoclng' *11 (s)
Dvaddge Zone Monitoring Well (a) a tJ-'1'\bt Wi thout Liner
OU-Tube with Compatible Liner Directi~ Flow to Monitoring w.l1(a)*
(] Vapor Detector· (] Liquid Level Sensor Dtonductivit¥ Sensor
8 Pressure Sensor in Annular Space of Double Wall Tank
Liquid Retrieval &I Inspection Fraa U-T\:De, ManitoriBJ *11 or Annular Space
Fa Daily Gau:Jirq &I Imentory Reconciliation [J Periodio T1c¡hm.. TMting
C None 0 U,knowt D,Other
b. PiŠRJI 'lOW-RestriCti, RJ Leak Detector(s) for, Pressurized Plpll¥J-
Monltor1nJ Slmp with, Raceway (] Sealed Ccncrete Ractney'¡
Ralf-oJt Caapatibl.~Pipe Racelll8Y [JSynthetic Linei' Racway MMona
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':~ 4~¡h=Been T19htneaTested? DYe. (XJNo DttW\o'-l\ :
Date of List TiCJhtne. Test ' Rèàu1. ts of Test
Test Name . TestiD) Canpany
Tank Repair
Tãæ Repaired? 0'1.. ~No [Jl)\known
Date (s) of Repair (s)
Describe Replira
Overfill Protection
~ator rilla, Controls, , Visually Monitors Level
OTãpe rloat Gau:]e OFloat Vent Valves D Auto Shut- Off Control.
BCapa<:itance Sensor OSealed Pill Box DNone Dl1'1knOW'l '
Other I Liat Maka &I Model roc Ab::Jve Devices
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Capacity (Gals.)
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Thickness (Inches)
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Thickness (inches) Diameter Manufacturer
(]Pressure ØSUctIon L1Gravity' AppI'oximate La~th of Pipe RLn
b. Underground Piping Corrosion Protection :
OGalvanized OFiberglass-Clad OImpr-essed current OSacrificial Anode
DPolyethylene Wrap OElectrical lsolatioo OVlnyl Wrap OTar or ~lt
ŒJUnknoW'\ ONone Oather (describe):
c. undergrol..ln:! Pipi~, Secondary Containnent: .
DÙOuble-Wall, OSynthetic tiner System rnNone OU1knowt I
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Tank Material
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Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastic 0 Concrete OAlLrnimm 0 Bronze OUnkroW11
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primary Containment
Date Installed Thickness (Inches)
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Tank Interior Lining
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Tank Corrosion Protection
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Leak Detection, MonItoring, and Interception
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[] vadose Zone Moni toring Well (a) [] tJ-'1\Dt Wi thout Uner
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[] Vapor Detector· D Liquid Level Sensor [] Conductivi t¥ Senaor
8 Pressure Sensor in Arinular Space of Double wall Tank
Liquid Retrieval " Inspection l'raa O-T\:be, Mani toring Will or Annular Space
mD8ily GaugiRJ " Inventory Reconciliation DPeriodic Ti9htnMa T..tiR)
[J None (] U'1knoW1 0 Other
b. PipiRJ' ,low-Restricting Leak Detector(s) for Pr.sauri~ PlplD:Jw
8Monltor1nr¡SDP with, Raceway [JSealed Concrete ~'\
Half-cut Caapatible Pipe Race...y (] Synthetic Liner RaCftBy I9Mane
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8. Tank Tiïhtnesa '
Baa 'It\1 'rânk. Been Tightnea Tested?
Date of LlIIt Tightnesa Teat
Test Name .
Tank Repair
'Tãi* Repaired? DYe. []ND Ot)\kno..,
Date (s) of Repair (s) /9J'J-'
Describe Repairs
Overfill Protection
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BCapacitance Sensor DSealed Fill Box ONona DU'1knoW1 .
Other I List Maka " Model rœ Above Devices
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primary Containment
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Cathooic Protection: ij]None t:rImpE"essed current Syst_ [:JSacrlf1clal Jnode Sys~
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Leak Detection, Monitoring, and Interception
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Ovadose Zone Monitoring Well(.) DUJl'\bI Without Liner
o U-Tube with Canpatib1e Liner Directi~ Flow to Monitorirg *11 (a)·
o Vapor Detector· [] Liquid Level Sensor [] Conduct1vit¥ Sensor·
B Pressure Sensor in Annular Space of Double Wall Tank
Liquid Retrieval. Inspection l'rca U-1\t)e, HonitoriBJ *11 or Annular Space
m Daily GaU31rr¡ , Inventory Reconciliation [J Periodic TleJhtDMI r_t1ng
(J None ' 0 U'1kncM1 0 Other
b. Pigrq. ',lOW-RestriCt1RJ Leak Detector(s) for Pressurized Piping-
Monitor1n¡ SlIDp with, Rac....y [] Sealed Concrete PacftBy' '1
Half-cut Caapatible Pipe Ra~~y (]Synthetic Liner ~y ßlMone
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*Describe Maq , Modell r, '
8. ~~ rri~ih~.Been TightneaTested? DYe. r;aNo OLt1know\ ~
Date of Llat Tlghtnea Test. Results of Test
Test NI!Ime Te.t11'¥J eanparty
9. Tank Repair
Tãñk Repaired? DYe. fiND [J1.)\knoY\
Date(s) of Rltpair(s)
Describe Repairs
OVerfill Protection
~ator rills, Controls, , Visually Monitors Level
[]Tape rloat Ga~. DFloat Vent Valves 0 Auto Shut- Off Control.
Beapacitance seNIOr Dsealed rill Box [JNona Dl)1knoW\ '
Other I List Make fa Model rOC' Above Devices
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Manùfacturer
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Capacity (Gall~ns)
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Manufacturer:
Capacity (Gals.)
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10.
11.
Piping
ð. lb3ergromd Pipi~: IClYea OND OU'1knoW'\ Material
Thickness (inches) Diameter Manufacturer
[)Pressure [JSUction m1Gravity -ApproxiJl\ate tBl'J)th of Pipe RLn
b. Underground Piping Corrosion Protection :
DGalvanized OFibèrglasa-clad OImpr-essecl current OSacrificial ~
DPolyethylene Wrap DE1ectrical lsolatia\ OVinyl Wrap OTar' Or' As¡:balt
[,WnknoW'\ DNone Oather (describe):
c. Undergroun:3 Piping, Secondary Containnent:
DDolbl e-Wal 1 OSynthetic Liner System IS2lNone OU1knoW'\
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2. Tank Material
learbon Steel 0 Stainless Steel 0 Polyvinyl Chloride 0 Fiberglass-<:lad Steel
, Fiberglass-Rednforced plastic 0 Concrete 0 Alu-nimm 0 Bronze OUnkoown
Other (describe)
primary Containment
r::ate Installed Thickness (Inches)
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Tank Secondary Contalnment
ODouble-WallW Synthetic Liner
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o Material
Tank Interior Lining
URubber 0 lùkyd DEFoXY DPhenolic DGlass Delay ~U1lined DU1kno\ll'\
DOther (describe): I
Tanx Corrosion Protection
-aGalvanized DFiberglass-Clad DPolyethylene Wrap OVinyl wrapplrq
OTar or Asphalt rplk1k~ DNone Dather (describe): '
Cathodic Protection: fiJNone OIm¡xessed O1rrent Syst_ C Sacrificial .anode sys~
Descr its System , tqui¡:ment: .
7. Leak Detection, Moni torinq, and Interception
~Tank: LíVisual (vaulted tanka only) L1Groumwater Monitocin¡' w.U (a)
[] Vadose Zone Moni toring Well (s) [] tJ-T\be Wi thout tJ.nel' .
OU-TUbe with Compatible Liner Directi~ Plow to Monitòring W811(S)*
[] Vapor Detector· 0 Liquid Level Sensor [] Condl.J:Uvit¥ Sensor
§pressure Sensor in Amular Space of Double wall Tank
Liquid Retrieval It Inspection Praa U-Tl.Ðe, Man! toriBJ Will or Annular Sp8ce
Dálly Gaugir¥) , Inventory Reconciliation [] Periodic T1c;h~ TMtinl)
None [J U1kncM\ 0 Other ' '
b. PiŠnl) I' ,1ow-Restrictil1i Leak Detector(s) for Pr.saurl~ Piping-
Monitorin¡ $Dp with: Rac....y [JSealed Cancrete ~'1
Balt~t C~tibl. Pipe R.ace..y [JSynthetic Linei' Rac.wy EJIIona
[J UnknoW\ 0 Other " ,.,
·Deacr1be Maq , Medell " , ' '
8. -~ J:~¡h=Been Tightnea Tested? Dy.. ŒhiÞ OU1kno\ll\ :
Date of Lalit Tlgbtnesa Teat Resul ts of Test
Test Ni!IDe TeaUrq Canpany
9. Tank Repair
Tãi* Repaired? []Ye. ~ND [JlI\knoW\
Date(s) of Rapalr(a)
Describe Repairs
OVertill Protection
~ator rills, Controla, , Visually Monitors Level
[JTape rloat Gauge OFloat Vent Valves 0 Auto Shut- Off Control. '
BCapacltance Sensor OSealed Fill Box ONone Dl1'\kn<N\ .
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10.
11.
Piping .
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Thickness (inches)' Diameter Manufacturer
[]Pressure m&Jctlon DGravity - Appr'OXiJIWI, te Le~th of' Pipe Am
b. Underground Pipirg Corrosion Protection : ,
OGalvanized OFiberglaS&-Clad OIm~essed current DSacrif1cial Mode
OPolyethylene Wrap DElectrical Isolation DVinyl Wrap OTu" or Açbalt
Iþ1UnknoW\ DNone []Other (describe) :;.
c. Undergrouro Pipirg, Secondary Contairrnent:.·
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1700 Flower Street
Bakersfield, California 93305
Telephone (805) 861-3636
eèRN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMEN I
, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DIVISION e
, HEALTH OFFICER
Leon M Hebertson, M.D.
INTERIM PERMIT
TO OPERATE:
DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
Vernon S. Reichard
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PERMIT#:L.20004C
IS SUED: APRIL 1, 1987
EXPI RES: APRIL 1, 1990
UNDERGROUND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
STORAGE FACILITY
NUMBER OF TANKS= 5
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FACILITY:
BAKERSFIELD STATION
700 SUMNER STREET
BAKERSFIELD, CA
OWNER:
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANS. COMPANY
1 MARKET PLAZA
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105
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TANK #
1,2
3
4
5
AGE(IN YRS)
UNK
UNK
UNK
7
SUBSTANCE CODE
MVF 3
NON-MVF 3
WO 2
MVF 3
PRESSURIZED PIPING?
NO
YES
NO
NO
NOTE: ALL INTERIM REQUIREMENTS ESTABLISHED BY THE PERMITTING
AUTHORITY MUST BE MET DURING THE TERM OF THIS PERMIT
NON-TRANSFERABLE *** POST ON PREMISES
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626.561.3.2
Bridge, Building & Utilities Dept.
Southern Pacific Transportation Co.
200 :Marion \¡lay
Bloomington, GA 92316
l'Íarch 27, 19$5
Kern County Health Dept.
Division of Environmental Health
1700 Flower Street
Bakersfield, CA 93305
SUBJECT: Underground Tank Storage Applications for Permits
Attn.: Mr. Joe Canas, Environmental Specialist
Gentlemen:
In connection with above subject enclosed herewith. are Southern
Pacific Transportation Company Applications for Permits for those
tanks located within Kern County.
As advised in telephone conversation with Mr. Joe Canas on
March 22, 19$5, please make necessary notation to mail all corres-
pondenceaddressing this subject matter'to:
Mr. T. H. Beese, Utility Supvr.
Bridge, Building & Utilities Dept.
Southern Pacific Transpo~tation Co.
200 Þlarion vlay
Bloomington, CA 92316
As reflected in the Applications Southern Pacific Transportation
Company has nine (9) underground tanks within the boundaries of Kern
County located as follows:
Bakersfield Station
Tehachapi Station
Delano Station
Mojave Station
5 each
2 each
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1 each ~.
1 each
Should you need further information, please telephone Mr. Beese
at 714-$77-5$30.
THB:hht
Si~,ce ely"
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