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Bracketts Point
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Segment <br /> name or# End oint A End oint B Inside Diameter Fabrication Substance s Existin Safe uards <br /> IX. Site Hydrogeology (New and expanding facilities only) <br /> Requested information may be found in engineering reports or site assessments. Information requested is for facility as a whole; <br /> however, if significant geological differences exist within the facility, give information as applicable to each containment area. <br /> Avera e or estimated de th to round water ft beneath tanks: <br /> Native soil classification s , between surface and roundwater: <br /> Calculated or estimated average vertical permeability to water <br /> of native soil cm/sec : <br /> Avera e or estimated de th to bedrock ft : <br /> Bedrock t e and formation name: <br /> Name of the nearest Class 2 surface water and distance to the <br /> nearest tank at the facility(surface water must be shown on <br /> location ma : <br /> Discuss any known tank-or piping-related site contamination, or <br /> an investi ation indicatin no contamination: <br /> X. Suggestions (Existing facilities only) <br /> If there is any requirement in the current permit which in the view of the applicant is unnecessary, or for which a less burdensome <br /> alternative exists which would accomplish the same goal, please identify and briefly explain. <br /> XI. Attachments <br /> Required of all applicants: <br /> 1. Facility layout(minimum scale: 1" = 100')showing the facility with the following marked: <br /> • All tanks as numbered or named in VI.A. and B. <br /> • Boundaries of all secondary containment areas as numbered in VII. <br /> • Substance transfer areas(connection point between tank and transfer vehicle)for each tank listed in VI.A., <br /> including any loading rack <br /> • Endpoints and approximate run of each long-run underground line segment listed in VIII.C. <br /> • Buildings <br /> • Roads and railroad tracks <br /> • On-site ponds <br /> 2. Location Map showing the area surrounding the facility for a distance of at least one mile in all directions(a USGS <br /> Quad map works well for this purpose), including: <br /> • Nearest Class 2 surface water <br /> • Nearest towns and cities <br /> Required for new and expanding facilities only: <br /> • Construction specifications and drawings for field-erected tanks and secondary containment areas. <br /> • Permeability test reports per MPCA testing guidelines for any native soil, engineered clay liner and soil amendment <br /> containment areas. <br /> • Survey and volume calculations for any native soil,engineered clay liner and soil amendment secondary <br /> containment areas. Submit actual drawings showing site contour and elevations. Survey may be up to three years <br /> old if no new containment areas have been constructed and no modifications made to containment areas since the <br /> survey was conducted. A survey over three years old may be submitted if a licensed surveyor has recently shot the <br /> lowest part of each dike and the highest part of the bottom of each diked area to determine if the original elevations <br /> remain accurate. <br /> • Containment area measurements and calculation of available containment volume for each area not subject to <br /> survey. <br /> t-a3-25 <br /> 4/4/07 Page 7 of 8 <br />
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