Inspectors sent samples to the lab and confirmed that the fuel had water in it, she said.
“We will resample once they notify us to come back out after they have remedied the situation,” Kelleher said.
The correction notice sent to the gas station owners ordered them to remove five inches of water in the 87 regular tank, and two inches of water in the diesel tank.
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