(a) Criteria. This ranking system establishes criteria for use by the department in determining priorities for conducting state corrective actions at leaking storage tank sites. The ranking is based upon the following primary factors:
(b) Scoring. The scoring system provides that the sites with the highest scores shall be of the highest priority in conducting department corrective actions. The following listing and point values compose the department's corrective action prioritization ranking system. Points will be applied to each site, as appropriate, depending upon local circumstances. The total score for each leaking storage tank site is the sum of all applicable categories as follows:
TABLE 3 Corrective Action Scoring | |
Free product on the surface of either surface or groundwater | Point Value |
Presence of free product unknown, but possible | 100 |
Presence of free product unknown, but probable | 225 |
Free product in any amount, on groundwater | 350 |
Water contaminated by dissolved chemical substances | Point Value |
Greater than ten (10) times the MCL for drinking water or the Wyoming DWEL | 300 |
Less than ten (10) times or equal to the MCL for drinking water or the Wyoming DWEL | 100 |
The above two (2) values shall be doubled if measurements were made in wells used for drinking water. | |
Potential to contaminate groundwater | Point Value |
Unknown, but probable Unknown, but possible | 175 75 |
Soil Type | Point Value |
High permeability (coarse gravel, silty sands, etc.) | 150 |
Moderate permeability (loamy sands, silty clays, etc.) | 75 |
Low permeability (clays) | 25 |
Soil Contamination | Point Value |
Heavily contaminated soils. Fails paint filter test or produces a free product layer when mixed with water and allowed to settle for ten (10) minutes | 150 |
Moderately contaminated soils. Observed greasy feel, strong petroleum odor, black discoloration | 80 |
Slightly contaminated soils. Any visible contamination or weak petroleum odor | 40 |
020-17 Wyo. Code R. § 17-27