6731 BEVERLY BLVD 2016-01-01 MF Import

STORM AND SURFACE WA'fER An automatic shut-off device shall be installed that stops the Flow of product being delivered to the underground storage tank when the underground tank is full. 4-5.2(4) ABOVE-GROUND STORAGE TANKS Single-wall above-ground storage tanks shall be placed in a bermed, impervious azea. The bermed area shall be paved with Portland cement concrete for permanent installations. The bermed uea shall be lazge enough, and the berms high enough, to contain 110% of the lazgest tank's total volume or 10% of the total tank volume, whichever is largest. An oudet shali be provided from the bermed area to allow drainage of accumulated rain water. The outlet shall b�: equ�pped with a manually operated valve that shall be kept in the closed position except when the a*Ya is bemg drained of accumulated rain water. Accumulated rain water shall be released frequently during the wet season. Multi-wall tanks need not provide bermed containment. One of the following items shall be installed to prevent overfilling of the tank: an audible alum system, triggered by a liquid level sensor, to alert the operator when the tank has been filled to 95 % capacity; or an automa�c shut-off device that stops the flow of product being delivered to the storage tank when the tank is full. 4-5.3 AUTO REPAIR/MAINTENANCE SHOPS No physical conne:.tion to the storm drainage system will be allowed for repair bays, fluid dispensing azeas, or storage areas. Automotive oil, transmission fluids, antifreeze, etc., shall be stored undercover and sYall Ue isolated from the storm drainage system. Outside dumpsters shall be placed under-cover, and shall have a containment berm placed azound the dumpster. Oil absorbent material shall be kept N iGhin the containment berm and shall be replaced as the material becomes saturated. Vehicle maintenance shops often steam clean vehicle engines and parts. Any waste water generated from steam cleaning on this site must not enter the storm drain system. A separate area must be provided for this type of activity which discharges to the sanitary sewer. The area where steam cleaning will occur must be covered, paved with Portland cement concrete, and hydrologically isolated from the site's storm drain system. An oil/water separator will be required to treat !he waste water before dischuge to the sanitary sewer. Design details for the oil/water separ.itor wi11 be available from the City's Industrial Pretreatment Program. 4-5.4 RETAIL AUTO PARTS STORES One or more containers (such as garbage cans) with a minimum capacity of 30 gallons shall be placed in a convenient ]ocation for customers to dispose of empty motor oil containers. The containers shall be leak- proof and shall be covered to protect against the entrance of rainwater. Containers shall be emptied regulazly and before containers reach 90% of their full capacity. A sign shall be placed near the containers requesting customers to re-cap oil containers before d�sposal. 4-5.5 CAR WASHES Process water from all car washes shall be discharged througn an oil/water separator prior to dischazging into the sanitary sewer system. A discharge authorization permit from the City's Industrial Preveatment P_ogram will be required for the sanitary sewer connection. All soaps, detergents, degreasers, etc., must be stored under cover and isolated from the storm drain system. 4-5.6 NEW AND USED AUTO DEALERSHIPS No physical connection ro the srorm drainage system will be allowed for repair bays, fluid dispensmg STANDARDS 4-6