MEETING AGENDA NOVEMBER 16, 1994
Phase 2 RFG
Transition Subcommittee
9:00 am to 12:30 pm
Holiday Inn Crown Plaza
Salon Room
5985 W. Century Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA (Near LAX)
9:00-9:20 Opening Remarks, Approval of October 5, 1994 Susan Brown
Meeting CEC
Summary, and, Overview of
Distribution Topics
9:20-9:50 Presentation on Distribution Operational Mary Morgan
Issues Santa Fe
(See Attached Outline) Pacific
9:50-10:20 Enforcement of Regulations & Compliance Jim
Demonstration Morgester
ARB
10:20-10:40 Break
10:40-11:10 Status Report on Efforts to Improve Test Don Bea
Methods WSPA
11:10-11:40 Presentation on Storage Capacity Limitations Tom Glaviano
by Location, and, a Status Report on Los CEC
Angeles Area Survey Regarding the
Transition to Federal Phase 1 RFG
11:40-12:00 The National Supply Outlook, U.S. EPA Phase Al Mannato
1 RFG U.S. EPA
12:00-12:30 Discussion of Miscellaneous Outstanding Issues Susan Brown
& Closing Remarks CEC
Attachment
Presentation Outline
for
Distribution Operational Issues
PRESENTATION TO THE TRANSITION
SUBCOMMITTEE
November 16, 1994
Los Angeles, California
Mary Morgan
Director, Products Movement
Santa Fe Pacific Pipelines
- Pipeline Operations Overview
- Service Area, Products, Customers
- Nominations, Scheduling, Field Operations
- Product Grades
- Transmix Blending
- Pipeline Capacities/Throughput
- West Line
- San Diego Line
- East Line
- Brisbane/San Jose Lines
- Stockton/Fresno Lines
- Sacramento/Reno/Chico Lines
- Oregon Line
- Pipeline Destinations/Storage Capacity
- California Terminals - Storage Capacity
- Military Intermediate Storage
- Railroad Diesel Storage
- Breakout Tankage Capacity
- Preparations for CARB Phase II Gasoline in 1996
- Concord "Drain Dry" Breakout Tankage
- New Product Code System
- New SCADA Software
- New Laboratories
- Expanded Quality Control/Oversight Program
- Potential Bottlenecks
- Pipeline System
- Bay Area Gathering System
- Reno Line
- Watson-Colton Line
- San Diego Line
- New Projects: Impact on Bottlenecks
- Reno Line Expansion
- Concord/Bakersfield/Colton Pipeline
- San Diego Line Expansion
- Mexico Pipeline
- Limited Flexibility = Decreased Capacity
- Tank Throughput Limitations
- Variances for Tank Service Changes/Transitions
- Restrictions on Handling Off-Spec Product
- Limited Ability to Handle Containment Issues
- Increased Product Segregation = Decreased Capacity
- Desire for "Custom-Delivery"
- Driven by Federal/State Requirements Outside CA
- Proliferation of Product Grades
- ETBE Segregation at Terminals
- Requirements Outside CA Impact CA System
- Reduces Ability to Respond to Upsets
CBG Program Advisory and Subcommittee Activities