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WHC-SD-EN-TI-136, Rev. 0<br />

RL--WHC-WHC600EM-1990-0337 10 Day Update<br />

UNOFFICIAL COPY (Incomplete<br />

OCCURRENCE REPORT<br />

6. SYSTEM, BLDG., OR EQUIPMENT 7. UCNI? 8. PLANT AREA<br />

Gas Station Tank No 100 N<br />

9. DATE AND TIME DISCOVERED 10. DATE AND TIME CATEGORIZED<br />

12/18/90 1300 12/18/90 1400<br />

11. DOE NOTIFICATION:<br />

12/18/90 1500<br />

12. OTHER NOTIFICATIONS<br />

12/18/90 Ganeo, Ken<br />

13. SUBJECT OR TITLE OF OCCURRENCE<br />

Leaking Underground Storage Tank<br />

14. NATURE OF OCCURRENCE<br />

15. DESCRIPTION OF OCCURRENCE<br />

During routine Underground Storage Tank (UST) removal as<br />

described in WHC-SP-0472, Implementation Plan for Title 40<br />

CFR Regulations, Part 280 and 281, tank 100N-SS-27, located<br />

at LOON area was found to have contaminated soil adjacent to<br />

the tank. This UST had been utilized to store unleaded<br />

gasoline. Visual inspection of the tank did not indicate<br />

the tank integrity had been breached. Contaminated soil was<br />

found on the lower one third of the tank on the opposite end<br />

of the fill connection. It appears that an unknown quantity<br />

of unleaded gasoline had been spilled over the years,<br />

possibly from the adjacent tank, whose fill connection is<br />

within five feet of where the contamination was found.<br />

16. OPERATING CONDITIONS OF FACILITY AT TIME OF OCCURRENCE<br />

Tank 10ON-SS-27 had been taken out of service after routine<br />

tightness testing determined the tank had a leak.<br />

1992/02/27 C6page 2

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