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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLINCOLN EAST CONVENIENCE CENTER PUD (DIAMOND SHAMROCK) - PRELIMINARY - 40-94D - SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS - ROUND 1 - HAZMATS` • s pressurizing (positive or negative) during filling procedures or due to thermal contraction/expansion of product. (8) Submersible pump leak detector to shut down pump if detector suspects a leak in the primary piping system. (9) Monitor walls in the tank area to monitor for contaminants in the soil and/or groundwater. (10) Emergency stop switch at cashier's counter to shut down entire fueling operation in the event of a spill or fire. Fuel is delivered to the underground tanks by tanker. Each truck holds approximately 8,000 - 10,000 gallons. The most likely route the transport truck would travel would be along Lincoln Avenue to the site from the west. The truck would leave the site via Lemay Avenue. Some of the most realistic scenarios involving use of gasoline at this facility include: (1) A spill at the dispenser due to consumer lack of attention or mechanical failure. This spill would be minimal based on a two minute response and a flow rate of ten gallons per minute. Twenty gallons of gasoline probably would not travel off site and could be controlled by spreading an absorbing material and evaporation. (2) A larger surface spill originating at the underground storage tank area during a product delivery. Fuel is "dropped" into the underground storage tank by gravity fill. The most likely scenario would be the delivery hose becoming disengaged from the truck or tank connection. Since the truck driver is required by law to stay within sight of and within control of the delivery operation, a spill should not exceed a quantity of approximately 250 gallons. In the event of this type of spill, the fuel would travel to the southwest corner of the site. The fuel would stay within paved areas contained by site curbing. The outlet for storm water in this corner is a drainage inlet that flows to the detention pond along the south property line. It would be possible for the driver to dam this inlet opening and contain the spill within the paved drive areas of the site. The contained fuel could then be properly cleaned up and disposed of under the supervision of the fire department. P:\CORR=S\-�T_TYV--NDS\DOI7\HAZMATT.96 The proposed development is a Diamond Shamrock Cornerstore with automatic car wash and gasoline sales. It is located at the northeast corner of Lemay Avenue and Lincoln Avenue in the City of Fort Collins. The soil in this area is clay or silty sand on the surface and groundwater is about 3 to 4 1/2 feet below the surface at the time of the soil boring (July 1994). The adjacent property to the east and north is currently agricultural and/or undeveloped. These properties are zoned IL for future industrial. The properties to the west across Lemay Avenue and to the south across Lincoln Avenue are zoned commercial and currently are undeveloped. The hazardous material utilized by this operation is diesel fuel and unleaded gasoline. There will be one 15,000, one 12,000, and one 8,000 underground doublewall fiberglass storage tanks. The storage and distribution system complies with the State of Colorado requirements regulating service stations. The distribution system contains the following safety features: (1) Multiple product dispensers with: (a) Automatic nozzles to prevent customer overfill and spillage. (b) Hose break -away connections that separate and seal the hose opening when customers drive off with the nozzle still in the vehicle. (c) Emergency shut-off valves under the dispenser that shut off gasoline flow into the dispenser when either: (1) The dispenser sustains and impact and the emergency valve shears away, or (2) A fire melts a fusible link connection on the valve. (2) Dispenser containment sumps to collect any fuel spillage under the dispenser and prevent soil contamination. (3) Doublewall fiberglass piping to contain fuel in the event of a primary piping failure. (4) Submersible pump containment sumps to contain any fuel leaking from the pump or piping connections. (5) Float vent valves in tanks to prevent tank overfill by truck transport driver. (6) Cathodic protection system consisting of tank coating and anodes for any fuel tank steel appurtenances. (7) Pressure/vacuum vent valves to prevent tanks from over Q Hazardous Materials Impact Analysis for Diamond Shamrock Lincoln East, PUD NEC Lemay Ave. @ Lincoln Ave. City of Fort Collins, Colorado August 1996 Prepared for: Diamond Shamrock Inc. 520 E. 56th Avenue Denver, CO 80216 (303) 297-9777 Attn: Rick Gipson Prepared by: Galloway, Romero & Associates 14202 E. Evans Avenue Aurora, CO 80014 (303) 745-7448 Attn: David L. Jones