You sure about 1A flammables?? NFPA 30 defines Class IA Liquid —Any liquid that has a flash point below73°F (22.8°C) and a boiling point below 100°F (37.8°C)
If so take a very close review of the fire protection. Why?? NFPA 30 and FM have NO protection criteria for rack storage of 1 A liquids. Also how old is the installation? If is was installed prior to the 2003 ed of NFPA 30, the protection may NOT be adequate to control a fire. A lot of changes occurred in the 2003 edition and even more in the 2008 edition for the protection of flammable liquids. Just because they have foam does not mean it is OK. How about the forklifts used to transport the material are they rated for the hazard? Check out FM Data Sheet 7-29, they are free, yea I know you may not be able to use it BUT it is the BEST source for fire protection designs of flammable and combustible liquids.