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Home My WebLink About1992/11/09 Board of Appeals & Advisors Agenda Packet Item 113A SCANNED Page 1 of 19 CITY OF CHULA VISTA BUILDING ANU HOUSING DEPARTMENT í/;¿c;/04 __:11' APPLICATION FOR A CODE MODIFICATION DR USE OF . Date AN ALTERNATE MATERIAL DR METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION 1. a. The Board of Appeals is legally empowered to (1) investigate and advise on the suitability of alternate materials and types of construction, (2) provide reasonable interpretations of the building laws where the meaning may be obscure, and (3) recommend new legislation to the City Council. The Board may recommend approval of minor deviations of the building laws in certain cases. b. The Director (Building Official) is authorized to permit code modification and to approve the use of alternate materials and methods of construction. 2. All Appeals must be within the scope of authority described above. Only those items requested in writing in this appeal will be considered. 3. Board of Appeals hearings are open for public attendance. Vo'u will be notified of the hearing date. 4. Address all communications to: Director, Building and Housing Department, P.O. Box 10B7, Chula Vista, California 92012. APPLICANT FILL IN BELOW THIS LINE, Job Address: 3í.SD f'1,,:"¡ ~Tl!ee.:T ne r S Name To 't D I t ~ tJ\~tf'0fo\:t~ ........."", (.ve. o¥'mw ;: 1b0l'01t.!> ~ Name c:.", < '" G¡¡:ot ø"" I Hultw;-¡''' 0 0 "- :z: [] Under Construction - x sting Use roposed Use VI/A, 0 Complete New Building Clearly define all items requested in the appeal. Submit Other Documents ~ Ves plans and other documents as necessary to explain and Submitted With o No su ort re uest. Re uest See. A-/kched I',¿..J 0- V) '" :::> 0- '" '" State why it is necessary or desirable that this request be approved and what arran ement device or construction is ro osed as e uivalent to that re uired. z: 8 0- See.. A tfq c.hed <C u - "- - 0- V) => "'> or ze~'-:t~ ate InO~c:. ~. L-AI"\o\J~r') /l1.3/f 2. ßt.V\~" \ Mø.....ø.. e.-Il If add1tiona space is required, attach separate sheet. Item 113A Page 2 of 19 THIS SIDE FDR DEPARTMENT'S USE DNLY er y: t e ate Emmett (Mike) Horsfall Fire Ca tain/lns ector November 5, 1992 c'" zz <0 SEE ATTACHED STAFF REPORT - "'.... zu 0'" -'" .... -.., cc ~8 u .... I.L...J 0"" "" ....u "'- O...J ...... ....... "''''' "'.... zz 0.... SEE ATTACHED STAFF REPORT -:£ ........ ""'" 0< z... ......, ~~ uz ..,- "'C ...J ...- ::> "''''' '" z.... -'" c.... Z _I.L I.LO - ction z 0 - .... u < I.L 0 >- '" I '" 8-419 (Revised 8/79) Item 113A Page 3 of 19 MTDB - ImH Metropolitan liansrt Development Board - -- 1255 Imperial Avenue, SUite 1000 San Diego. CA 92101-7490 (619) 231-1466 FAX (619) 234-3407 November 3, 1992 T 479 Mr. Ken Larsen City of Chula Vista Building and Housing Department 276 Fourth Avenue Chula Vista, CA 91910 Subject: REQUEST FOR ABOVE GROUND FUEL TANK AT 3650 MAIN STREET CHULA VISTA Dear Mr. Larsen: Attached is the Metropolitan Transit Development Board request for use of a 10,000 gallon diesel fuel aboveground tank at 3650 Main Street in Chula Vista. I have attached the City of Chula Vista Application For a Code Modification, a detailed request and justification report, and a map of the site with the location of the proposed fuel tank. If this is satisfactory to you, we would like it placed on the November 12, 1992 Appeals Board meeting. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call me at 557-4502. Sincerely, ~f~ Elliot P. Hurwitz Senior Transportation Planner EPH:eph:lm L-3650AB.EPH Attachments: City of Chula Vista Building and Housing Department Application Site Map Member Agenc,~s City o! C'1u:a V'STa C:, ::' CQrona::1c CI\)o of E~CaJon, Clly of Imper.al Beach City of La Mesa C:1V 01 Lemon Grove. City of National CIIy, City of Poway, City 01 San Diego City oj Sa.,le€ Co"nly o~ Sa" D1egc State o! Ca',forn,a Me1rOpolita!" Trans:: Deveioprnenl Board IS Coordinator of the Me1ropolita:-: TranSit System sr¡d IS Regulatory Authority for " Paratransil Admmistratlon SubSidiarY' Corporatio'1s -,.,;;., San Diego TranSit Corporation ,ðo Sa., Diego Trolley Inc and) San Diego & Anzona Eastern Railway Company ., --- Item 113A Page 4 of 19 REQUEST FOR INSTALLATION AND USE OF 10,000 GALLON DIESEL FUEL TANK AT 3650 MAIN STREET CHULA VISTA Background The Metropolitan Transit Development Board (MTDB) has purchased the existing maintenance facility at 3650 Main Street in Chula Vista, California. It is expected that the legal documents will be finally closed in an escrow by the end of November 1992. MTDB intends to begin bus service and maintenance by the beginning of January 1993. ATC/V ANCOM is the MTDB bus contractor that will service and operate 31 transit buses. The target date for bus service operations is January 3, 1993. The bus operation requires approximately 8,000 to 9,000 gallons of diesel fuel per week. During the 1960's and 1970's San Diego Gas and Electric operated a heavy truck repair facility at the same location with underground fuel tanks at this location. The tanks were removed during the 1970's. Request to Board of Appeals MTDB requests that a 10,000 gallon above ground diesel fuel tank be installed at 3650 Main Street Chula Vista. All required precautions would be taken including proper installation, maintenance, and operating policies acceptable to the City of Chula Vista Fire Department and the Board of Appeals. The current city policy limits the size of above ground diesel fuel tanks to 1,000 gallons. This size is unacceptable due to the quantity of fuel used and the delivery of fuel. MTDB's contract requires that fuel be purchased and delivered in large quantities so as to take advantage of price discounts. With public transit budgets extremely constrained due to decreased funding, it is paramount that fuel be purchased in large bulk loads. Underground Fuel Tank Option MTDB has investigated the option of installation of an underground fuel tank. This option is the most expensive option and will require additional ongoing testing of the tanks for leaks. While this is always possible, it will take longer to accomplish and will result in substantial costs for MTDB. As part of the long-range upgrading of the 3650 Main Street facility, MTDB will consider the options for underground fuel tanks. However, this is not possible in the near term without substantial cost implications and delays. Above Ground Fuel Tank Installation MTDB proposes to install a 10,000 gallon diesel fuel above ground fuel tank at 3650 Main Street. The tank has been located by San Diego Petroleum, a diesel fuel supplier. The tank is owned by Sannipoli Tanks and has been cleaned, reconditioned and tested according to U.L. Specifications 142. The tank will be located on the northeast corner of the site more than 20 feet from the building on the site and more than 20 feet from the property line. Item 113A Page 5 of 19 The tank will be the only above ground tank on the site. The tank will be used for dispensing only diesel fuel. A containment of concrete and block will be constructed surrounding the tank and shall be sealed to prevent any fuel leakage in the event of a leak. The containment shall also have a drain valve which can be reached from outside the containment wall. Required "No Smoking" and "Stop Engine" signs shall be placed near the tank and dispenser. Additional bollards will be placed on each side of the containment wall to prevent damage from vehicles to containment walls and supports for tank. An emergency shut-off switch within 75 feet of, but not nearer than 15 feet to the tank shall be located. The building is equipped with a fire prevention system including hoses and standpipes. However, a fire extinguisher with a minimum rating of 40 BC shall be located within 50 feet of the fuel dispensing station. Dispensing nozzles shall be provided with a listed automatic closing type with or without a latch open device. No gravity flow system is proposed. All dispensing nozzles will be attached to a dispensing pump that will be under pressure. Required grounding wires or straps will be installed per city requirements. The facility will also have any required permits from City of Chula Vista Fire Department and Regional Water Quality Board or any other agency that requires permits. Ownership and Operation of the Facility MTDB's bus contractor A TCN ANCOM will own and operate the fueling facility at the MTDB owned bus maintenance facility. All required safety procedures will be followed by operating staff. Buses may be fueled 24 hours per day seven days per week. Approximately 25 buses per day will be fueled. All required precautions will be implemented to insure that fuel operation is safe, that air quality is not compromised and that any water supply is not contaminated. MTDB/ATC VANCOM Metropolitan Transit Development Board and A TCN ANCOM are responsible agencies that respect the laws, the environment, and the public. We are committed to operate the above ground fuel tank by complying with the required safety rules and as good neighbors. 11/2/92 W-3650AG.EPH 11-03.-1992 B5152PM FROM TO 2343407 Item 113A Pa e 6 of 19 461.16' OYE GROUND - EL. TAt-;~ I - I BUS - I - PAAKIN:!.- I I - I WJNTE E ~ - AREA ë,¡ - I ,... N 0,750 <Ó cO rASPHALT~- J t(3 ~ II'> N PAVING I I I . I .800 I - I VISITOR L._oJ I;;) I PARKING .' ~ - - In IT100ITl ITI n I 156,00' -'" - or I - - I - I "'T"" ÜJI ~I I 1"1 ¡ ~I I ;1 (ASPHALT -- I -I PAVING -, - I - - FUTURE: ENTRANCE - - - - -- MAIN STREET w - - - - - - -~tï1 IAErRC>~OLITAN TRANSIT DEVElOPII!:NT FlOAJW SOUTH BAY MAlNTEw.NCE F'ACILIT1' 12" I~P~RW. AVENUE:. SUITC 100 WAIN 5TREf¡ $/IN OJ ¢ . eA. .2101-7~gO CHU~ \15 A. (,A, To___...," ...,........ - Item 113A Page 7 of 19 REPORT OF CONDITIONS & APPLICABLE CODE SECTIONS The propert~· at 3650 Main Street was at one time a maintenance facility for San Diego Gas and Electric, Since its vacancy by San Diego Gas and Electric, it was used for several years by an Auto Auction Firm. The property has been unused for some time except for periodic use of the parking area for the storage of impounded vehicles. Occupancies surrounding the property consist of a storage facility to the north, a rental equipment company to the east, an office warehouse building and a lunch wagon service building and parking area to the ",-est, and an office and light warehousing building to the east. The Ci t~- of Chula Vista Fire Code Articles regarding aboveground storage and dispensing of flammable and combustible liquids include Articles 79 and 80 of the 1991 Cniform Fire Code adopted b~- City Ordinance 2516 in 1992. Chapter 15.36 of the Municipal Code. specifically Section 15.36.130 amends Section 79.501 to permit aboveground storage of Class I & I I liquids under certain conditions and restrictions. See attachment for fire code amendments. The flash points of diesel fuel according to \FPA 325 ~f , are as fo110\\"s: Diesel Fuel Oil I-D. 100 degrees F. Diesel Fuel Oil 2-D. 125 degrees F. Diesel Fuel Oil 4-D, 130 degrees F. Diesel Fuel, according to Section 9.1 DE. is classified as a combustible liquid and depending on the flash point can either be a Class II, or IlIA liquid. See attachment. I f the flashpoint of the diesel fuel classifies it as a Class IlIA or greater combustible liquid the proposed tank does not faE within the restrictive amendment to the 1991 Uniform Fire Code. Ho\\'€,yer, the fire code regulations regarding aboveground storage of combustible liquids would have to be adhered to, See attachments from Article 79 of the Fire Code. On \ovember 5, 1992 some Fire Departments were contacted in order to obtain information regarding their regulation of aboveground tanks. These policies are as follows: La ~!esa Fire Department Class I liquid 1100 gallons maximum Class II liquid 3000 gallons individual 4100 gallon aggregate 100 foot separation Item 113A Page 8 of 19 Yaulted tanks okay Single wall tank requires secondary containment ,,-i th diking. Carlsbad Fire Department Aboveground dispensing is not allowed except at * construction sites, farms & rural areas. Location of tanks are restricted. Specially designed containers that are leak proof and spi 11 containment is required, * 550 gallon Class I and 1100 gallon Class II. Bonita Sunnyside Fire Protection District See attachment of Ordinance 88-1. In summar:" the fire departments position of disallo...-ing the proposed 10,000 gallon abo,-eground fuel tank is justified by the Amendment of the 1991 rniform Fire Code. If the flashpoint of the diesel fuel makes it a Class IlIA combustible liquid then the amendment restricting Class II liquids does not apply. Ho\o:€yer, there is no guarantee that the proposed tank ...-ould not have a Class II liquid in it at a later date. If the proposed tank is a single wall metal tank then there is a possibility of flame impingement on the unprotected metal; tank failure and injury to \I,'orkers and safet~- personnel. The fire departmE'nt feels that a 10,000 gallon tank is too large for abo\'eground storage and dispensing. EH!l 0206 Item 113A Page 9 of 19 ORDINANCE NO. ;;;. s./ (p AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA· REPEALING EXISTING CHAPTER 15.36 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE AND ADOPTING A NEW CHAPTER 15.36 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA ADOPTING THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE, H-&& ll.li EDITION, WITH CERTAIN DESIGNATED MODIFICATIONS. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHULA VISTA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I. That existinq Chapter 15.36 i. hereby repealed, and a new Chapter 15.36 of the Chula Vi.ta Municipal Coðe i. hereby adðeð, which Chapter shall reað as tollo.ws: " Chapter 15.36 Unitorm Fire Coðe as Amenðeð! Section 15.36.010. Uniform Fire Coðe, H-&& ll.li Eðition, Aðopted by reference. Section 15.36,020 Section 10.203 amended to require "tire lanes" in addition to fire apparatus access roaðs at the option of the Fire Chief. Section 15.36.030 Section 10.403 amended to require the installation of fire hyðrants prior to certain construction. Section 15.36.040 Section 10.506 amended to require fire- extinquishinq systems to be installed by a state-licensed contractor. Section 15.36.050 Section 10.507 amended to require installation of automatic fire-extinguishinq systems in buildinqs over 40 feet or consistinq of four or more stories. Section 15.36.060 Section 10.507(h) amended to require automatic fire-extinquishinq systems for all builðinqs constructed after July 1, 1992 on Group R, Division 1 occupancy lots. Section 15.36.070 Section 10.509(a) , amenðeð to permit the existence of electrical equipment to constitute a .ole basis tor omittinq sprinklers. Section 15.36.080 Table 10.510-A ("stanðpipe Requirements") amended to reduce the minimum heiqht of buildinqs in the Group 2 Occupancy cateqory. Section 15.36.090 Section 14.103(a) amendeð to require tire alarm system plans to iðentity the licenseð installer. 1991ufcl.wp Fire Coðe with Local Amenðments May 19, 1992 paqe 1 Item 113A Page 10 of 19 * ~ teet 20 feet * ~ teet Section 15.36.120. Section 79.115(b) amended to require a 20 qallon minimum overspill device on certain desiqnated tanks. Subsection (b) ("Spill Control") of Section 79.115 ("Spill Control, Drainage control and Secondary Containment") of Article 79 ("Flammable and Combustible Liquids"), Division 1 ("General") of the UFC, as it applies in the City of Chula Vista, is hereby amended to read as follows: (b) Spill Control. When spill control is required, floors of rooms, buildings or areas containinq flammable or combustible liquids shall be recessed a minimum of 4 inches or shall be provided with a liquid-tight, raised sill to a minimum height of 4 inches so as to prevent the flow of liquids to adjoining area. When raised sills are provided, they are not required at perimeter openings which are provided with an open qrate trench across the opening that connects to a~ approved drainage control system. A 20 aallon minimum oversDill device is reauired on all Class I or II underaround or above around flammable liauid tanks. Section 15.36.130. Section 79.501 amended to permit above qround outside storage of desiqnated liquids under prescribed conditions. Section 79.501 ("General") of Article 79, Division V ("Stationary Tank Storage, Aboveground, Outside of Buildings") of the UFC, as it applies in the City of Chula Vista, is hereby amended to read as follows: Storage of Class I and Class II liquids in aboveqround tanKs outside of buildings is prohibited within the limits estab- lished by law as the limits of districts in which such storage is prohibited. EXCEPTION: With the acoroval of the Fire Chief. Class I and II liauids may be stored above around outside of buildinas in sceciallv desianed. accroved and listed containers which have features incorDorated into their desian which mitiaate concerns for eXDosure to heat (two- hour fire resistance). ianition sources and mechanical damace. Containers must be installed and used in accordance with their listinc. and Drovisions must be made for leak and sDil1 containment. Storaae in such tanks on anv site shall not exceed 550 aallons for Class I or 1100 callons for Class II.licuids. The Chief mav 1991ufc1.wp Fire Code with Local Amendments May 19, 1992 paqe 7 Item 113A Page 11 of 19 disaDcrove the installation of such containers when in his/her ocinio". their use cresents a risk to li~e ~~ property. In no case. shall such storaae be permitted wi thin 100 feet of any residential or institutional structure. Section 15.36.140. Section 80.107 amended to require hazardous identification siqns reqardless of quantity. The first full paraqraph of Section 80.107 ("Identification Siqns") of Article 80 ("Hazardous Materials"), Division 1 ("General") of the UFC, as it applies in the City of Chula Vista, is hereby amended to read as follows, all other provisions and exceptions of said section to remain the same as in the UFC: Visible hazard identification siqns as specified in V.F.e. Uniform Fire Code Standard No. 79-3 shall be placed at entrances to locations where hazardous materials are stored, dispensed or handled ift q~afttities req~irift' a permit. Siqns shall be provided at specific entrances desiqnated by the chief. Identification sians .hall conform to NFPA 704. Section 15.36.150. Section 81;112 added to requlate pallet storaqe. A new section, to be number and titled "Section 81.112. Storaqe of Empty Wooden or Plastic Pallets" is hereby added to Article 81 ("High-Piled Combustible Storage") of the UFC, as it applies in the City of Chula Vista, which Section shall read as follows: Sec. 81.112 Storaae of Emptv Wooden or Plastic Pallets. (a) Outdoor storaae. Pallets shall be stored outside of a . buildina or in a detached buildina whenever possible. Pallets shall not be stacked closer than 5 feet from the buildina. Cb)Indoor Storace. Pallets when stored indoors shall be protected with sprinklers in accordance with NFPA Standard 231. Table 4-4.1.1 unless both of the followina conditions are mß.L l. 2. F4re Ch4ef 1991ufc1.wp Amendments May 19, 1992 paqe 8 Item 113A Page 12 of 19 11191 UNIFORM FIRE COOE 9,105 COMBUSTIBLE FIBER STORAGE BIN is a metal or metal-lined container with a capacity not exceeding 100 cubic feet and equipped with a self-closing cover. COMBUSTIBLE FIBER STORAGE ROOM is a room with a capacity not exceeding 500 cubic feet separated from the remainder of a building by nOI less than a one· hour occupancy separation constructed in accordance with the Building Code, COMBUSTIBLE FIBER STORAGE VAULT, PROTECTED, is a room with a capacily exceeding 1.000 cubic feet separated from a remainder of a building by not less than a two-hour occupancy separation constructed in accordance with the Building Code and provided with an approved aUlOmatic sprinkler system. COMBUSTIBLE FIBER STORAGE VAULT, UNPROTECTED, is a room with a capacity nOI exceeding J.OOO cubic (eet separated from the remainder of the building by a two~hour occupancy separation constructed in accordance with the Building Code and provided with approved safety vents to the outside. COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID is a liquid having a nash point at or above 100°F. Combustible liquids are subdivided as follows: Class II liquids are those having flash points at or above WOoF, and below 140°F. Class III-A liquids are those having flash points at or above 140°F. and below 200°F. Class m·B liquids are those liquids having nash points at or above 200°F. COMBUSTIBLE WASTE MATTER includes magazines; books; trimmings from lawns, trees aT {lower gardens; pasteboard boxes; rags; paper; straw; sawdust; packing material; shavings; bo;J;es; rubbish; and refuse that will ignite through contact with flames of ordinary temperatures, COMMODITY is a combination of products, packing materials and containers, COMPRESSED GAS is (aJ a gas or mixture of gases having an absolute pressure exceeding 40 psi at 70°F, in a container, or (b) A gas or mixture of gases having an absolute pressure exceeding 104 psi in a container al 130°F.;regardless of the pressure al 70°F., or (c) A liquid having a vapor pressure exceeding 40 psi at 100°F. as delennined by U,F.C, Standard No, 9·5, CONDENSATE TANK is a tank which is installed in the vapor-retum piping of a vapor-recovery system 10 collect condensed gasoline and is capable of being emptied of liquids without opening. CONGREGATE RESIDENCE is any building or ponion thereof which I B conlains facililies for living, sleeping and sanitation, as required by the Building ,I Code. and may include facilities fOT eating and cooking. for occupancy by other j than a family. A congregate resident may be a shelter, convent, monastery, B donnitory. fraternity or sorority house but does not include jails, hospitals, nursing . I homes. hotels or lodging houses. I B 31 - Item 1/3A Page 13 of 19 · i.I' I Ji I '] J I If I ~J IE rg t i. ;I · . c: 'ñ . ~ "ñ' <: . '& · c, ~ ~ . ~ f !"" ~~~ {t Jír f i'f f ;Prrtlh · O"t~ - = ~ ~!? r ~ ; < j~ r ;. ~ J ~l, ~ ~ ~ {l ~ ~ I ~ II r i [ i - co ... , R' ~ Ii' B. i. { i ~ i i. [ ~ ~'> [f i' ! ~ 5':¡: II :¡: ä. I Ii ¿¡ R' õ ' ;¡! R' t Ii - ~ i. ,~ II: 'I!, ~ = ~ ¿¡ II i H i I h h i ~i i I [~h i i JUm f i f~ E;;'JII ~~ I ¥1~' (I ~t6' ~~I~lIfll i r ~ §: [f !' t J ~ ~ ~ ( b R' ~ ~ 11,· i ~ ~ i [ I ~ 11 I '~t ~ ~ I:~ i í I ! !~ [ i. ~ - I;¡ ~. r ~ ì { '. I ¡. [!~!! ~ · I - Ii' i [ i. 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Page 16 of 19 - . tþ ORDINANCE 88-1 AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH LIMITS IN WHICH STORAGE OF FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS IN OUTSIDE ABOVE GROUND TANKS IS PROHIBITED The Board of Directors of the Bonita Sunnyside Fire District ordains as follows: SECTION I The limits referred to in 1985 Uniform Fire Code, Section 79.501 and 79.1001, in which the storage of flammable or combustible liquids in outside above ground tanks is prohibited, and are established as follows; The bulk storage of Class I and Class II flammable liquids in above ground tanks in any residential, business or commercial zone except: SECTION II The bulk storage of Class II flammable liquids may be allowed on a temporary basis '-' in above ground tanks not to exceed 550 gallons in areas where new construction is taking place and when approved by the Fire Chief. (DIESEL FUEL) SECTION III When approved by the Fire Chief, crankcase drainings removed from internal combustion engines may be stored in an approved above ground container. The capacity shall not exceed 550 gallons. UFC Table 79.403 setbacks requirements from property lines shall apply. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 12 day of April, 1988, by the following vote: AYES NOES ABSENT ABSTAINING FRANK KRAL, CHAIRMAN JOHN GREEN, VICE CHAIRMAN ~ ROBERT SCOTT, SECRETARY . Item 113A Page 17 of 19 CHULA VISTA FIRE DEPARTMENT TITLE POLICY NO. DEPARTMENT Operations Policy FP-05 Fire SUBJECT Above Ground Flammable PAGE EFFECTIVE DATE Liquid Containers/Tanks 6 9/1/92 With the approval of the Fire Chief, Class I and II liquids may be stored above ground outside of buildings in specially designed, approved and listed containers wf¡ich have features incorporated into their design which mitigate concerns for exposure to heat (two-hour fire resistance), ignition sources and mechanical damage. Containers must be installed and used in accordance with their listing, and provisions must be made for leak and spill containment, Storage in such tanks on any site shall not exceed 550 gallons for Class I or 1100 gallons for Class II liquids. The Chief may disapprove the installation of such containers when in his/her opinion, their use presents a risk to life or property, In no case, shall such storage be permitted within 100 feet of any residential or institutional structure, - Item 113A Page 18 of 19 CHULA VISTA FIRE DEPARTMENT TITLE POLICY NO. DEPARTMENT Operations Policy FP-13 Fire SL'l3JECT PAGE EFFECTIVE DATE Abo\e Ground Fuel Tanks 1 6 7/1/89 POLICY Above ground fuel tanks may be allowed at those locations where approved by the Fire Department. PROCEDURES 1. Replacement tank may not exceed existing tank in size. Tank shall not exceed 1000 gallons in capacity. 2. There shall be a maximum of one above ground fuel tank per occupanc~' or property parcel, not to exceed 1000 gall ons, 3. Abo'"e ground fuel tanks may be used for dispensing diesel fuel only. 4 . An,' above ground tank shall have a containment capable of holdIng 110% of the capacity of the tank. A. Containment shall be of concrete or block and shall be fue 1 tight. B. Containment shall have a means of draining with a valve h'h i ch can be reached from outslde the containment. S, There shall be "NO SMOKING" A~D "STOP ENGINE" signs on or near dispenser and/or tanl, . 6. Any above ground tank must be not less than 20 feet from any building or property line. 7. There shall be suitable curbing or bollards to prevent damage from \'ehicles to tank or supports. 8. There shall be an emergency shut-off switch within 75 feet of, but not nearer than 15 feet to the tank. (Manual shut offl 9, There shall be a fire extinguisher with a minimum rating of 40 BC within SO feet of the fuel dispensing area. 10. Dispensing nozzles shall be provided with a listed automatic closing t,'pe with or without a latch open device, No gravit,' flo" systems are allowed. Item 113A Page 19 of 19 CHULA VISTA FIRE DEPARTMENT TITLE POLICY NO. DEPARTMENT Operations Policy FP-13 Fire SUBJECT PAGE EFFECTIVE DATE Abo\e Ground Fuel Tanks 1 i 7/1/89 11. There shall be a grounding wire or strap between fuel tank and any vehicle or container being fuelled. Wire or strap shall be not less than 8 AWG wire. 12 . A pe rm i t must be obtained from the Fire Prevention Bureau. 1691-50551 FPB-34