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Bob Martinez Center
2600 Blair Stone Road
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400
Storage Tanks &
Contamination
Monitoring Information
 
Cover Page Report
Report Run Date: 05/09/2025        Last Data Refresh: 05/08/2025        Report Generated from DOPPLER
 
District South   Type    Retail Station
 
County Sarasota   Status    OPEN
 
ID 9812806   Latitude    27° 11' 38.6428
 
Name MURPHY USA #7497
3901 HOLY SPIRIT LN
Longitude    82° 29' 19.7169
  OSPREY, FL 34229 LL Method    DPHO
 
Contact STORE MANAGER   LL Status    REVIEWED
 
Phone (941) 966-4595   Status Date    10/18/2023
 
Account Owner Information
 
Name MURPHY OIL USA INC
200 PEACH ST
El Dorado, AR 71730
Effective Date    08/17/2011
 
Contact KRYSTAL TERRELL /JENNIFER BRIDGES /BRAD WEINISCHKE
 
Phone (870) 677-6116
 
Email KRYSTAL.TERRELL@MURPHYUSA.COM
  Placard # / Date    680007 - 06/05/2024
No Property Owner Information Found
 
 
Tank Tank Size Content Installed Placement Status
1 20000 Unleaded Gas (B) 07/01/2011 UNDERGROUND In Service (U)
 
Constructions   Pipings Monitorings
(A) Ball check valve
(E) Fiberglass
(I) Double wall
(M) Spill containment bucket
(O) Tight fill
(P) Level gauges/alarms
  (F) Double wall
(J) Pressurized piping system
(K) Dispenser liners
(Z) DEP approved piping
(1) Continuous electronic sensing
(3) Electronic monitor pipe sumps
(5) Electronic monitor dispenser liners
(F) Monitor dbl wall tank space
(H) Mechanical line leak detector
(K) Monitor dbl wall pipe space
 
 
Tank Tank Size Content Installed Placement Status
2 20000 Unleaded Gas (B) 07/01/2011 UNDERGROUND In Service (U)
 
Constructions   Pipings Monitorings
(A) Ball check valve
(E) Fiberglass
(I) Double wall
(L) Compartmented
(M) Spill containment bucket
(O) Tight fill
  (F) Double wall
(J) Pressurized piping system
(K) Dispenser liners
(Z) DEP approved piping
(1) Continuous electronic sensing
(3) Electronic monitor pipe sumps
(5) Electronic monitor dispenser liners
(F) Monitor dbl wall tank space
(H) Mechanical line leak detector
(K) Monitor dbl wall pipe space
 
 
Insurance Documents
 
FR Type   Effective Date Expiration Date Company Name
SELF-INSURANCE - LETTER FROM CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER   01/01/2023 04/30/2024
SELF-INSURANCE - LETTER FROM CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER   01/01/2021 04/30/2022
SELF-INSURANCE - LETTER FROM CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER   01/02/2019 04/30/2020
SELF-INSURANCE - LETTER FROM CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER   05/01/2017 04/30/2018
SELF-INSURANCE - LETTER FROM CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER   05/01/2015 04/30/2016
SELF-INSURANCE - LETTER FROM CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER   05/01/2013 05/01/2015
SELF-INSURANCE - LETTER FROM CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER   05/01/2012 04/30/2013
 
 
No Legacy Data Found
 
 
Compliance Activity Information
 
Activity
Code
Date
Completed
Results Inspector AST/UST
Count
Description
Enforcement Referral 11/12/2024 Accepted TYKOSKI_B_1 Enforcement
 
Electronic Communication 09/16/2024 Satisfied TYKOSKI_B_1 Compliance Assistance
 
Electronic Communication 09/16/2024 Satisfied TYKOSKI_B_1 Compliance Assistance
 
Electronic Communication 08/09/2024 Satisfied TYKOSKI_B_1 Incident
 
Document Management 08/09/2024 Satisfied TYKOSKI_B_1 Incident
 
Letter 04/30/2024 Satisfied TYKOSKI_B_1 Compliance Assistance
 
Site Inspection 04/29/2024 Major Out of Compliance TYKOSKI_B_1 0/2 Routine Compliance
 
Electronic Communication 04/26/2024 Satisfied TYKOSKI_B_1 Routine Compliance
 
Enforcement Referral 07/27/2023 Rejected MURPHY_MA_1 Enforcement
 
Letter 07/17/2023 Satisfied GIANQUINTO_T_1 Compliance Assistance
 
Electronic Communication 06/09/2023 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Compliance Assistance
 
Electronic Communication 10/15/2021 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Compliance Assistance
 
Electronic Communication 09/14/2021 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Compliance Assistance
 
Electronic Communication 07/29/2021 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Routine Compliance
 
Letter 07/29/2021 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Compliance Assistance
 
Site Inspection 07/29/2021 Minor Out of Compliance MURPHY_MA_1 0/2 Routine Compliance
 
Electronic Communication 07/12/2021 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Routine Compliance
 
Record Document 01/31/2020 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Compliance Assistance
 
Letter 12/02/2019 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Compliance Assistance
 
Site Inspection 11/27/2019 Major Out of Compliance MURPHY_MA_1 0/2 Routine Compliance
 
Electronic Communication 11/26/2019 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Routine Compliance
 
Discharge Reporting 10/24/2019 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Discharge
 
Letter 10/24/2019 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Discharge
 
Site Inspection 10/22/2019 In Compliance MURPHY_MA_1 0/2 Discharge
 
Document Management 09/18/2019 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Discharge
 
Letter 12/29/2017 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Routine Compliance
 
Site Inspection 10/26/2017 In Compliance MURPHY_MA_1 0/2 Routine Compliance
 
Issue Document 10/26/2017 Satisfied MURPHY_MA_1 Routine Compliance
 
Site Inspection 11/06/2015 In Compliance WALL_KD_1 0/2 Routine Compliance
 
Electronic Communication 11/05/2015 Satisfied WALL_KD_1 Routine Compliance
 
Phone Conversation 11/05/2015 Satisfied WALL_KD_1 Routine Compliance
 
Issue Document 11/05/2015 Satisfied WALL_KD_1 Routine Compliance
 
Emergency Preparedness Information 04/22/2014 Satisfied WALL_KD_1 Routine Compliance
 
Site Inspection 04/22/2014 In Compliance WALL_KD_1 0/2 Routine Compliance
 
Emergency Preparedness Information 01/11/2013 Satisfied WALL_KD_1 Installation
 
Site Inspection 01/11/2013 In Compliance WALL_KD_1 0/2 Installation
 
 
 
No Open AOCs Found
 
 
Open Violations
 
Insp Date Vio # Significance Violation Text Corrective Action
04/25/2024 6062 Minor 2.5 Release detection devices not tested annually. Provide Release Detection Testing Records or if overdue conduct the necessary testing and provide testing results to petroleumstorage@scgov.net.
 
04/25/2024 6002 Minor 2.1 Operator Training records not available. To address this violation and ensure compliance with the regulatory requirements, the following corrective actions are recommended: 1. Designation of Class C Operators: Immediately designate suitable individuals as Class C operators for the facility. These individuals should typically control the dispensing of fuel at the facility and be responsible for initial emergency responses. 2. Training and Certification: Ensure that all designated Class C operators undergo the required training, covering both general and facility-specific emergency response procedures. This training should include the operation of emergency shut-off equipment, initial response to system alarms, and appropriate actions for releases, spills, or overfills. Upon successful completion of the training, obtain and maintain certification documentation for each Class C operator. Approved Training Courses can be found at: https://floridadep.gov/waste/permitting-compliance-assistance/content/underground-storage-tank-operator-training 3. Documentation Maintenance: Maintain a current and correct list of all trained and certified Class C operators at your facility. This list should include the date of training for each operator and be readily accessible for inspection by FDEP Inspectors. 4. Violation Resolution: Email completed Class C Training Certificates for operators that have the responsibility for responding to emergencies at the facility unsupervised by Class A/B trained personnel. Documents can be sent to petroleumstorage@scgov.net
 
04/25/2024 6053 Minor 4.7 Primary overfill protection not provided, registered, or tested as required. Provide annual operability testing results for the designated primary Overfill Protection device or if overdue conduct the necessary testing and provide testing results to petroleumstorage@scgov.net.
 
04/25/2024 6056 SNC-B 2.4 Release detection not tested or visually inspected once a month or problems found during the visual inspections not recorded. Continue to document monthly electronic release detection devices and Visual inspections at least once every calendar month, but not exceeding 35 days, to determine if a release from the storage tank system has occurred. A record or summary of the alarm history, sensor status, and testing results related to potential releases shall be printed from any electronic release detection device and kept, or be provided to the county or Department upon request through electronic documentation. If the release detection system is not capable of printing records, a manual log shall be maintained of the alarm history, sensor status, and testing results. Visual inspections. At least once a month, but not exceeding 35 days, every component of a storage tank system that contains, transfers, or stores, or is designed to contain, transfer, or store regulated substances that can be inspected visually shall be visually inspected and documented as to its condition pursuant to Rule 62-761.710, F.A.C. Any visual inspection of a storage tank system that reveals uncontrolled pitting corrosion, structural damage, leakage, or other similar problems is considered a positive response. The positive response shall be recorded as part of the release detection records. Repairs shall be made in accordance with Rule 62-761.700, F.A.C. The positive response shall be reported and investigated as an incident pursuant to Rule 62-761.430, F.A.C., if it is determined that a release has occurred. A monthly visual inspection is not required for any system component using an electronic release detection method; however, piping and dispenser sumps that use an electronic release detection method must also be visually inspected every six months and records kept of the visual inspection.
 
04/25/2024 7055 SNC-B 3.3 Pressurized piping not installed with line leak detectors or does not meet requirements of paragraph 62-762.601(4)(b). Provide Line Leak Testing Records or if overdue conduct the necessary testing and provide testing results to petroleumstorage@scgov.net.
 
 
 
Discharge Information
 
Discharge
Date
  Clean Up
Status
Score Eligibility Info Site Manager Phone
09/07/2019   COMPLETED