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D. Triennial Overfill Prevention Equipment Inspection and Testing (UST) 1. Consultant shall perform overfill prevention equipment inspection and testing on a triennial basis for all USTs and in the presence of a County Inspector. 2. The Consultant shall give a minimum of 48-hour notice to the local regulatory agency. Upon completion of testing, a detailed test report will be provided to both the City and the County. 3. A certified UST/AST Service Technician shall perform overfill prevention equipment inspection as required by Title 23 CCR Chapter 16, Section 2637.1 for all UST locations to determine if the overfill prevention equipment is set and activates at the correct level. 4. The overfill prevention equipment inspection shall be conducted using an inspection procedure that demonstrates that the overfill prevention equipment is set to activate at the correct level specified and will activate when the regulated stored substance reaches that level. These inspections shall be performed in accordance with the manufacturer's guidelines or standards. If there are no manufacturer's guidelines or standards, the overfill prevention equipment shall be inspected using an applicable method specified in an industry code or engineering standard. If there are no applicable manufacturer's guidelines, industry codes, or engineering standards, an inspection method approved by a state registered professional engineer shall be used. 5. The results of the overfill prevention equipment inspection shall be recorded on the "Overfill Prevention Equipment Inspection Report Form" and submitted to the City and County within 30 days of inspection and must include a copy of the inspection procedure used and any documentation required to determine the results. E. Annual Spill Container Testing (UST) 1. An ICC certified California UST Service Technician shall perform spill container testing, on an annual basis and within 30 days of the date of the completion of a repair, as required by Title 23 CCR Chapter 16, Section 2637.1 for all UST locations to determine if the spill container is capable of containing spills until detected and cleaned up. 2. Spill container testing shall be performed in the presence of a County inspector. The Consultant shall give a minimum of 48-hour notice to the local regulatory agency. 3. The spill container tests shall be conducted using a testing procedure that demonstrates that the spill container is capable of containing the stored substance until it is detected and cleaned up. These tests shall be performed in accordance with manufacturer's guidelines or standards. If there are no manufacturer's guidelines or standards, the spill container shall be tested using an applicable method specified in an industry code or engineering standard. 4. The results of the spill container test shall be recorded on the "Spill Container testing Report Form" and submitted to the City and County within 30 days of testing and include a copy of the test procedure used and any documentation required to determine the results. Triennial Secondary Containment Testing (SB 989) (UST) 1. An ICC certified California UST Service Technician shall perform Secondary Containment Testing as required by Title 23 CCR Chapter 16, Section 2637 every three (3) years for each UST location in accordance with the manufacturer's guidelines or standards. ATTY/AGR.2019.294/TEC Accutile, Inc. (Page 15 of 19)