SEIS Has Shocking Details - Think of The Risk !
TWO 33 FT DIAMETER TANKS BUILT WITHIN FEET OF OUR WATERSHED

BELOW IS FROM PAGE 6 OF THE SUPPLEMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT

System storage for the terminal area (588,000 gallons) will include the continued use of an existing 40,000-gallon underground storage tank (“UST”) at the terminal ramp area as an equalization chamber, in-pipe storage of approximately 80,000 gallons in the conveyance piping to be installed as part of the terminal area improvements component, a 60,000- gallon UST at the truck upload facility (at the ANG Site), and 408,000 gallons overall in two 33-foot diameter, 32-foot high, 204,000-gallon steel above ground storage tanks also at the truck upload facility. With this amount of storage, an average of four trucks per day (at 5,000 gallons per truck) will haul deicing materials to the Hawthorne Receiving Station. The Environmental Impact Statement will further examine the options for handling additional deicing fluid which may result from more intense winter seasons. This could include more off-site trucking or additional storage through portable frac (mobile) tanks.

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