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ABOVEGROUND PETROLEUM STORAGE ACT (APSA) PROGRAM GRANT APPLICATION The City of San Leandro's Environmental Services (CUPA) will incorporate implementation of the Aboveground Petroleum Storage Act (APSA) Program into the existing Unified Program structure established for the City. The current activities of verifying preparation of an SPCC and referrals to the Regional Water Quality Control Board will be replaced with implementation and administration of the APSA, beginning on January 1, 2008. The following work plan and associated timelines for completion address all aspects related to the City of San Leandro's planned APSA implementation activities during the period of this two year grant; from January 1, 2008, through December 30, 2009. A. Identification of Covered Facilities Using the Aboveground Storage Tank Facility list provided by Cal/EPA and cross ,referencing it with the CUPA's data; City staff will finalize initial identification of the regulated tank facilities within the Cities jurisdiction. The list will be compared with the existing CUPA facility database to determine those facilities already regulated under one or more Unified Program elements that handle petroleum materials in amounts that are equal to or in excess of 1,320 gallons. The list will then be segregated based on the following categories: 1. Tank facilities w/ storage capacity >_1,320 and <_9,999 gallons 3. Tank facilities w/ storage capacity ?10,000 and <_99,999 gallons 4. Tank facilities w/ storage capacity ?100,000 and <_999,999 gallons 5. Tank facilities w/ storage capacity ?1,000,000 and x9,999,999 gallons 6. Tank facilities w/ storage capacity >_10,000,000 and x99,999,999 gallons 7. Tank facilities w/ storage capacity >_100,000,000 gallons 7, Exempted tank facilities The City of San Leandro CUPA will submit a final list of active regulated tank facilities to Cal/EPA by December 1, 2008. B. Staffing Plan Staff resources for the initial implementation phase (January 1, 2008 -December 31, 2009) of the APSA Program will involve utilization of existing CUPA staff. As part of the CUPA's staffing plan and adoption of the single fee for the APSA Program, the adequacy of proposed staffing resources will include an analysis of: 1. The number and oversight category of regulated tank facilities within the jurisdiction; 2. An estimate of the annual number of compliance, follow-up enforcement and complaint inspections, considering cost of the following. activities: (i) Inspections and the related travel, research, field reports, data management, file maintenance, correspondence, and documentation; (ii) Inspection and enforcement activities including warnings, notices, meetings, hearings, legal proceedings, and documentation; ~ APSA GRANT APPLICATION -March 2008