{"data":{"id":"us/40-cfr-appendix-a-to-part-282","jurisdiction":"us","citation":"40 CFR Appendix A to Part 282","heading":"Appendix A to Part 282—State Requirements Incorporated by Reference in Part 282 of the Code of Federal Regulations","body":"The following is an informational listing of the state requirements incorporated by reference in part 282 of the Code of Federal Regulations:\nAlabama\n(a) The statutory provisions include: Alabama Underground Storage Tank and Wellhead Protection Act of 1988, Ala. Code sections 22-36-1 to 22-36-10 (1988):\nSection 22-36-1 Short title.\nSection 22-36-2 Definitions.\nSection 22-36-4 Information to be furnished by owner upon request of department; owner to permit access of records and entry and inspection of facilities, insofar as it imposes requirements on owners and operators of underground storage tank systems.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\nAlabama Underground Storage Tank Control Regulations, Ala. Admin. Code r. 335-6-15-.01 to 335-6-15-.49 (2017):\nRule 335-6-15-.02 Definitions.\nRule 335-6-15-.03 Applicability.\nRule 335-6-15-.04 Installation Requirements For Partially Excluded UST Systems.\nRule 335-6-15-.05 Notification Requirements.\nRule 335-6-15-.06 Performance Standards For New UST Systems, And Dispensers.\nRule 335-6-15-.07 Upgrading Of Existing UST Systems.\nRule 335-6-15-.08 Plans and Specifications.\nRule 335-6-15-.09 Operation, Maintenance, and Testing or Inspection of Spill and Overfill Prevention Equipment And Containment Systems; And Walkthrough Inspections.\nRule 335-6-15-.10 Operation and Maintenance of Corrosion Protection.\nRule 335-6-15-.11 Compatibility.\nRule 335-6-15-.12 Repairs Allowed.\nRule 335-6-15-.13 Reporting And Recordkeeping, insofar as it imposes requirements on owners and operators.\nRule 335-6-15-.14 General Release Detection Requirements For All UST Systems.\nRule 335-6-15-.15 Release Detection Requirements For Petroleum UST Systems.\nRule 335-6-15-.16 Release Detection Requirements For Hazardous Substance UST Systems.\nRule 335-6-15-.17 Methods Of Release Detection For Underground Storage Tanks.\nRule 335-6-15-.18 Methods Of Release Detection For Underground Piping.\nRule 335-6-15-.19 Release Detection Recordkeeping, insofar as it imposes requirements on owners and operators.\nRule 335-6-15-.20 Reporting Of Suspected Releases.\nRule 335-6-15-.21 Investigation Due To Environmental Impacts.\nRule 335-6-15-.22 Release Investigation And Confirmation Steps.\nRule 335-6-15-.23 Reporting And Cleanup Of Spills And Overfills.\nRule 335-6-15-.24 Initial Release Response.\nRule 335-6-15-.25 Initial Abatement Measures And Preliminary Investigation.\nRule 335-6-15-.26 Preliminary Investigation Requirements.\nRule 335-6-15-.27 Free Product Removal.\nRule 335-6-15-.28 Secondary Investigation Requirements.\nRule 335-6-15-.29 Corrective Action Plan.\nRule 335-6-15-.30 Corrective Action Requirements.\nRule 335-6-15-.33 Temporary Closure.\nRule 335-6-15-.34 Permanent Closure And Changes-In-Service.\nRule 335-6-15-.35 Site Closure Or Change-In-Service Assessment.\nRule 335-6-15-.36 Applicability to Previously Closed UST Systems.\nRule 335-6-15-.37 Closure Records.\nRule 335-6-15-.43 Financial Responsibility for Petroleum UST Owners And Operators.\nRule 335-6-15-.46 Operator Training.\nRule 335-6-15-.48 UST Systems With Field-Constructed Tanks And UST Systems With Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems.\n(c) Copies of Alabama statutes that are incorporated by reference are available from the Legislative Services Agency, Alabama State House, Suite 613, 11 South Union Street, Montgomery, Alabama 36110-2400; Phone number: (334) 271-7700; website: http://lsa.state.al.us. Copies of Alabama regulations that are incorporated by reference are available at the following website: http://www.alabamaadministrativecode.state.al.us.\nArkansas\n(a) The regulatory provisions include: Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission (APC\u0026EC) Regulation No. 12 Storage Tanks, as amended effective August 24, 2018:\nChapter 1 General Provisions, Reg. 12.103 Definitions, except (B)(1), Reg. 12.104 Incorporation of Federal Regulations, Reg. 12.105 Records, Reg. 12.106 Entry and Inspection of Underground Storage Tank Facilities, Reg. 12.108 Notice Requirements, Reg. 12.109 Secondary Containment;\nChapter 2 Registration of Storage Tanks, Reg. 12.201(A);\nChapter 5: Licensing of Underground Storage Tank Installers and Service Personnel, Reg. 12.502 Definitions, Reg. 12.503 Applicability, Reg. 12.504 General Requirements, Reg. 12.505 Surety Requirement, Reg. 12.506 Notification Requirement, Reg. 12.507 Contractor Licensing, Reg. 12.508 Individual Licensing, Reg. 12.509 Contractor/Individual Licensing, Reg. 12.510 Experience Requirements, Reg. 12.511 Licensing Examination, Reg. 12.512 Renewal of Licenses, Reg. 12.513 Denial of Licenses, Reg. 12.514 Department Approval of Training and Continuing Education;\nChapter 6: Licensing of Underground Storage Tank Testers, Reg. 12.602 Definitions, Reg. 12.603 Applicability, Reg. 12.604 General Requirements, Reg. 12.605 Surety Requirement, Reg. 12.606 Company Licensing, Reg. 12.607 Individual Licensing, Reg. 12.608 Company/Individual Licensing, Reg. 12.609 Experience Requirements, Reg. 12.610 Renewal of Licenses, Reg. 12.611 Denial of Licenses, Reg. 12.612 Department Approval of Training and Continuing Education; and\nChapter 7: Operator Training, Reg. 12.702 Definitions, Reg. 12.703 Applicability, Reg. 12.704 General Requirements, Reg. 12.705 Class A Operator Certification, Reg. 12.706 Class B Operator Certification, Reg. 12.707 Class C Operator Training, Reg. 12.708 Operator Examination.\n(b) Copies of the Arkansas regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) website at http://www.adeq.state.ar.us/regs/default.htm or the Public Outreach Office, ADEQ, 5301 Northshore Drive, North Little Rock, Arkansas 72118-5317; Phone number: (501) 682-0923.\nColorado\n(a) The statutory provisions include: Colorado Revised Statutes (2018), Title 8 Labor and Industry, Article 20.5 Petroleum Storage Tanks, Part 1 Administration: Section 8-20.5-101(16) definition of “tank”.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Code of Colorado Regulations (May 1, 2018), 7 CCR 1101-14 “Department of Labor and Employment, Division of Oil and Public Safety, Storage Tank Regulations”:\nArticle 1 General Provisions:\nSection 1-5 Definitions, except “aboveground storage tank” (AST), “aboveground storage tank (AST) system,” “fire resistant tank,” “motor fuel,” the phrase “or above ground” in the definition of “operator,” Item (3) in the definition of “owner” relative to ASTs, and paragraph relative to ASTs in the definition of “secondary containment”; 1-6 Glossary of Acronyms and Initializations;\nArticle 2 Underground Storage Tanks:\nSection 2-1 UST Program Scope and Applicability; Subsections 2-1-1 Applicability; 2-1-2 Determination of ownership and use;\nSection 2-2 UST Design, Construction, Installation and Registration; Subsections 2-2-1 Design and Performance standards for new and replaced UST systems; 2-2-2 Installation; 2-2-2-1 Installation Application; 2-2-2-2 Installation Requirements; 2-2-2-3 Installation Inspection; 2-2-3 UST System Registration; 2-2-4 Upgrading existing UST System; 2-2-5 Repairs;\nSection 2-3 Operation; Subsections 2-3-1 Operator training; 2-3-1-1 Classes of Operators; 2-3-1-2 Class A Operator; 2-3-1-3 Class B Operator; 2-3-1-4 Class C Operator; 2-3-1-5 Acceptable Training and Certification Processes; 2-3-1-6 Training and Certification Deadlines and Schedules; 2-3-1-7 Retraining Requirements; 2-3-1-8 Documentation; 2-3-2 Spill and Overfill Prevention; 2-3-3 Corrosion Protection; 2-3-4 Release Detection; 2-3-4-1 General requirements for all UST systems; 2-3-4-2 Requirements for regulated substance UST Systems; 2-3-4-3 Requirements for Piping; 2-3-4-4 Requirements for hazardous substance UST systems; 2-3-5 Periodic testing of spill prevision equipment and containment sumps used for interstitial monitoring of piping and periodic inspection of overfill prevention equipment; 2-3-6 Compliance inspections; 2-3-6-1 Monthly Compliance Inspections; 2-3-6-2 Annual Operational Compliance Inspections; 2-3-6-3 Inspections Conducted by the Director; 2-3-7 Reporting and Record Keeping;\nSection 2-4 Closure of UST Systems; Subsections 2-4-1 Temporary Closure; 2-4-2 Permanent Closure; 2-4-3 Site Assessment;\nSection 2-5 UST Systems with Field-Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems; Subsections 2-5-1 Definitions; 2-5-2 General requirements; 2-5-3 Additions, exceptions, and alternatives for UST systems with field-constructed tanks and airport hydrant systems;\nArticle 4 Release Identification And Reporting:\nSections 4-1 Suspected Releases; 4-2 Response to Suspected Releases; 4-3 Confirmed Releases;\nArticle 5 Release Response:\nSection 5-1 Response to Confirmed Releases; Subsections 5-1-1 Acute human health hazards; 5-1-2 Chronic and secondary human health hazards and other environmental impacts; Section 5-2 Site Characterization;\nSection 5-3 Corrective Action;\nSection 5-4 No Further Action Request;\nArticle 7 Financial Responsibility Requirements For Owners/Operators Of Petroleum Underground Storage Tanks:\nSection 7-1 Applicability;\nSection 7-2 Financial Responsibility Mechanisms;\nSection 7-3 Maintenance of Financial Responsibility.\n(c) Copies of the Colorado statutes and regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the following offices:\nStatutes—Colorado Revisor of Statutes, 200 E. Colfax Avenue, Denver, CO 80203; Attn: Office of Legislative Legal Services; Phone number: (303) 866-2045; website: https://leg.colorado.gov/agencies/office-legislative-legal-services/colorado-revised-statutes.\nRegulations—Colorado's Secretary of State, 1700 Broadway, Denver, CO 80290; Attn: Code of Colorado Regulations and Administrative Rules; Phone number: (303) 894-2200 ext. 6418; email: rules@sos.state.co.us; website: https://www.sos.state.co.us/CCR/Welcome.do.\nConnecticut\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n1. Connecticut General Statutes Title 22A. Environmental Protection Chapter 446K. Water Pollution Control, Section 22a-449. Duties and powers of commissioner resources of potential pollution or damages. Licenses, regulations. Nonresidential underground storage tank systems. (a); (d); (e) except annual tank fee; and (f).\n2. Connecticut General Statutes Title 22A. Environmental Protection Chapter 446K. Water Pollution Control, Section 22a-449o. Requirement for double-walled underground storage tanks.\n3. Connecticut General Statutes Title 22A. Environmental Protection Chapter 446K. Water Pollution Control, Section 22a-449q. Storage of underground storage tank system records.\n4. Connecticut General Statutes Title 22A. Environmental Protection Chapter 446K. Water Pollution Control, Section 22a-450. Report of discharge, spill, loss, seepage or filtration. Regulations.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n1. RCSA, Title 22a. Environmental Protection, Section 22a-449(d) Underground Storage Tank System Management (effective December 1, 2021).\nSection 1 Control of the nonresidential underground storage and handling of oil and petroleum liquids, except (d)(1) and (2) notification of life expectancy determination, life expectancy (h)(1)—(3), and (l) variances.\nSection 100 Reserved.\nSection 101 Technical standards and corrective action for owners and operators of underground storage tank systems-program scope and interim prohibition.\nSection 102 UST systems: design, construction installation and notification.\nSection 103 General operating requirements.\nSection 104 Release Detection.\nSection 105 Release reporting, investigation, and confirmation.\nSection 106 Release response and corrective action for UST systems containing petroleum or hazardous substances.\nSection 107 Out-of-service UST systems and closure.\nSection 108 Operator training required.\nSection 109 Financial responsibility.\nSection 110 UST system upgrading, abandonment and removal date.\nSection 112 UST system location transfer.\nSection 113 Transfer of UST system ownership, possession or control.\nDelaware\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Code of Delaware, Title 7, Chapter 74, Delaware Underground Storage Tank Act\nSection 7401 Declaration of Purpose, except as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs\nSection 7402 Definitions, except “responsible party” as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs\nSection 7403 Referenced standards\nSection 7404 Exemptions, except as to agricultural and residential USTs of 1,100 gallons or less used for storing motor fuel for noncommercial purposes and USTs containing heating fuel for consumptive use on the premises where stored\nSection 7405 Registration by owner, except (a)(2) and (3) as to USTs containing heating fuel for consumptive use on the premises where stored\nSection 7406 Release of substances prohibited; correction of substance release; Department intervention, except (a) through the introductory paragraph of (e) as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs; except (e)(1)-(3) and (f)-(j)\nSection 7407 Release detection, prevention and correction regulations\nSection 7409 Delaware Underground Petroleum Storage Tank Response Fund, except (c) as to registration fees\nSection 7410 Financial Responsibility\nSection 7413 Variances\nSection 7414 Leaking Underground Storage Tank Committee\nSection 7415 Implementation and reporting requirements\nSection 7416 Groundwater risk assessment\nSection 7417 Use of Hazardous Substance Cleanup Act funding\nSection 7425 Certification of underground storage tank contractors, except (a), (b), (d), and (e); (c) insofar as requires activities other than installation be completed by or in the presence of a certified individual\n(2) [Reserved]\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Delaware Administrative Code, Title 7, Chapter 1351, Underground Storage Tank Systems\nPart A: General Requirements for Underground Storage Tank Systems\nSection 1351-A-1.0 General Provisions, except 1.2.1 as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs, insofar as regulates UST systems not regulated under the federal regulations, and insofar as UST systems that contain de minimis concentrations of regulated substances are not explicitly exempt from regulation; 1.4; 1.6\nSection 1351-A-2.0 Definitions, except “consumptive use” insofar as the term is limited to activities that do not result in monetary gain; “regulated substance” insofar as includes substances not regulated under the federal program; “responsible party” as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs\nSection 1351-A-3.0 Referenced Standards, except 3.1.10; 3.3.8\nSection 1351-A-4.0 Registration and Notification Requirements, except 4.1.4 as to fees; 4.2; 4.5.2 and 4.6.2 as to USTs containing heating fuel for consumptive use on the premises where stored; 4.7.1 and 4.7.2 insofar as they require the Department to approve or deny construction work within fourteen days of receipt of notification form and construction plans; 4.9.1 insofar as requires permits be kept at the UST/construction site\nSection 1351-A-5.0 Recordkeeping\nSection 1351-A-6.0 Alternative Procedures Approval Requirements\nSection 1351-A-8.0 Submittal of Confidential Information, except 8.1.1; 8.1.2; 8.1.4\nSection 1351-A-10.0 Requirements for Operator Training, except 10.1.1 as to USTs containing heating fuel for consumptive use on the premises where stored\nSection 1351-A-11.0 Use of Certified Contractors, except insofar as requires a certified individual to be present for activities other than installation, and as to USTs containing heating fuel for consumptive use on the premises where stored\nSection 1351-A-12.0 Request for No Further Action Determination, except as to USTs containing heating fuel for consumptive use on the premises where stored\nSection 1351-A-13.0 Additional Compatibility Requirements for Regulated Substances Containing Ethanol and Biodiesel\nSection 1351-A-14.0 Conditions Required for Product Piping Slope Exemption\nPart B: Requirements for Installation, Operation and Maintenance of Underground Storage Tank Systems Storing Regulated Substance Excluding Consumptive Use Heating Fuel or Hazardous Substance UST Systems\nSection 1351-B-1.0 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Requirements for UST Systems Storing Regulated Substance Excluding Consumptive Use Heating Fuel or Hazardous Substance Installed on or After January 11, 2008, except 1.1.8; 1.3.2.4; 1.21.1, 1.22.1, 1.22.2, and 1.29.7.1 as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs\nSection 1351-B-2.0 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Requirements for UST Systems Storing Regulated Substance Installed Prior to January 11, 2008, Excluding Consumptive Use Heating Fuel or Hazardous Substance, except 2.1.8; 2.22.1, 2.23.1, 2.23.2, 2.30.7.1 as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs\nSection 1351-B-3.0 Change in Service Requirements for UST Systems Storing Regulated Substance Excluding Consumptive Use Heating Fuel or Hazardous Substance\nSection 1351-B-4.0 Removal or Closure in Place Requirements for UST Systems Storing Regulated Substance excluding Consumptive Use Heating Fuel or Hazardous Substance, except 4.2.1.3\nSection 1351-B-5.0 Change In Substance Stored Requirements for UST Systems Storing Regulated Substance excluding Consumptive Use Heating Fuel or Hazardous Substance, except 5.2.1.3\nSection 1351-B-6.0 Requirements for Empty UST Systems Storing Regulated Substance excluding Consumptive Use Heating Fuel or Hazardous Substance\nPart D: Requirements for Installation, Operation and Maintenance of Underground Storage Tank Systems Storing Hazardous Substance\nSection 1351-D-1.0 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Requirements for UST Systems Storing Hazardous Substance, except 1.3.2.4; 1.21.1, 1.22.1 and 1.22.2 as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs\nSection 1351-D-2.0 Change In Service Requirements for UST Systems Storing Hazardous Substance\nSection 1351-D-3.0 Removal or Closure in Place Requirements for UST Systems Storing Hazardous Substance, except 3.2.1.3\nSection 1351-D-4.0 Change In Substance Stored Requirements for UST Systems Storing Hazardous Substance, except 4.2.1.3\nSection 1351-D-5.0 Requirements for Empty UST Systems Storing Hazardous Substance\nPart E: Requirements for Reporting, Release Investigation, Remedial Action and No Further Action Determinations for Underground Storage Tank Systems\nSection 1351-E-1.0 Reporting Requirements, except 1.2 and 1.3 as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs\nSection 1351-E-2.0 Indicated Release Investigation Requirements, except 2.1, 2.2, and 2.4 as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs; 2.3.1 and 2.4.1.1 as to USTs containing heating fuel for consumptive use on the premises where stored\nSection 1351-E-3.0 Release Response Requirements, except 3.1; 3.2 and 3.3 as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs\nSection 1351-E-4.0 Hydrogeologic Investigation Requirements, except as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs\nSection 1351-E-5.0 Remedial Action Requirements, except as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs\nSection 1351-E-6.0 No Further Action Requirements, except as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs; 6.2.3 as to USTs containing heating fuel for consumptive use on the premises where stored\nPart F: Financial Responsibility Requirements for UST Systems\nSection 1351-F-1.0 Financial Responsibility Requirements for UST Systems\nSection 1351-F-2.0 Financial Responsibility Mechanisms\nSections 1351-F-3.1 to -3.18 Forms A through R\nPart H: Requirements for Installation, Operation and Maintenance of Field-Constructed Underground Storage Tank Systems\nSection 1351-H-1.0 General Requirements, except 1.1.2.2 as to USTs containing heating fuel for consumptive use on the premises where stored\nSection 1351-H-2.0 Additions, Exceptions, and Alternatives for UST systems with Field-Constructed Tanks\nPart I: Requirements for Installation, Operation and Maintenance of Airport Hydrant Fuel Systems\nSection 1351-I-1.0 General Requirements, except 1.1.2.2 as to USTs containing heating fuel for consumptive use on the premises where stored\nSection 1351-I-2.0 Additions, Exceptions, and Alternatives for Airport Hydrant Fuel Systems\n(2) [Reserved]\nDistrict of Columbia\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Code of the District of Columbia, Division I, Title 8, Subtitle A, Chapter 1, Subchapter VII, Underground Storage Tank Management, sections 8-113.01-113.12\nSection 8-113.01. Definitions, except (7)(C) and (9)(A)(ii)-(v)\nSection 8-113.02. Notification, except (f)\nSection 8-113.03. Release notification requirements, except (a) as to persons who are not owners or operators of underground storage tanks\nSection 8-113.06. Certification, registration and licensing, except (b) as to fees; (c)-(d)\n(2) [Reserved]\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) District of Columbia Municipal Regulations, Title 20, Chapters 55-67 and 70, Underground Storage Tanks\nChapter 55 Underground Storage Tanks—General Provisions\nSection 5500 Compliance with District Laws, except 5500.1(c)-(d); 5500.2\nSection 5501 Applicability of UST regulations, except 5501.1 as to persons who are not owners or operators of underground storage tanks\nSection 5502 Partial Applicability of UST Regulations to Particular UST Systems\nSection 5503 Partial Applicability of UST Regulations to Heating Oil Tanks, except 5503.1-.2\nSection 5505 Applicability to Emergency Generator UST Systems\nSection 5506 Industry Codes and Standards\nSection 5507 Field-Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems\nChapter 56 Underground Storage Tanks—Notification, Registration, Recordkeeping, and Public Information\nSection 5600 Notice of the Existence, Use, Purchase, Sale or Change in Service of an UST System, except as to persons who are not owners or operators of underground storage tanks; 5600.1(b)\nSection 5601 Registration, except 5601.1 as to tanks that store heating oil for use on the premises where stored; 5601.2-.3 as to payment of fees; 5601.10 as to persons who are not owners or operators of underground storage tanks\nSection 5602 Recordkeeping and Reports\nSection 5603 Notice of Installation, Removal, Closure-in-Place, Repair, Upgrade, and Testing, except 5603.5 insofar as requires permits\nSection 5604 Notice of Sale of Real Property, except as to persons who are not owners or operators of underground storage tanks, 5604.3-.4\nSection 5607 Public Record Information\nChapter 57 Underground Storage Tanks—New Tank Performance Standards\nSection 5700 Existing and New UST Systems—General Provisions, except 5700.4, .7, .8(b)\nSection 5701 New Petroleum UST Systems\nSection 5702 New Hazardous Substance UST Systems\nSection 5704 New Piping for UST Systems\nSection 5705 Spill and Overfill Prevention Equipment for New and Upgraded UST Systems\nSection 5706 Installation of New UST Systems, except 5706.1 insofar as requires compliance with District fire codes\nChapter 58 Underground Storage Tanks—Operation and Maintenance of USTs\nSection 5800 Existing UST System Upgrades\nSection 5801 Tank Upgrades\nSection 5802 Existing UST System Piping Upgrades\nSection 5803 Spill and Overfill Prevention Equipment Upgrades\nSection 5804 Tank Tightness Testing upon Upgrade\nChapter 59 Underground Storage Tanks—Operation and Maintenance of USTs\nSection 5900 Spill and Overfill Control, except 5900.1-.3, .7 as to “agent in charge;” .10 as to “responsible party”\nSection 5901 Tank Corrosion Protection\nSection 5902 Repair or Replacement of UST Systems\nSection 5903 Compatibility\nSection 5904 Walkthrough Inspections, except 5904.5\nChapter 60 Underground Storage Tanks—Release Detection\nSection 6000 Release Detection—General Provisions\nSection 6001 Release Detection Recordkeeping\nSection 6002 Release Detection for Hazardous Substance UST Systems\nSection 6003 Release Detection for Petroleum UST System Tanks, except 6003.4\nSection 6004 Release Detection for Petroleum UST System Piping\nSection 6005 Inventory Control and Statistical Inventory Reconciliation\nSection 6006 Manual Tank Gauging\nSection 6007 Tank Tightness Testing\nSection 6008 Automatic Tank Gauging\nSection 6009 Vapor Monitoring\nSection 6010 Groundwater Monitoring\nSection 6011 Interstitial Monitoring\nSection 6012 Statistical Inventory Reconciliation\nSection 6013 Other Methods of Release Detection\nChapter 61 Underground Storage Tanks—Closure\nSection 6100 Temporary Closure, except 6100.4\nSection 6101 Permanent Closure and Change-In-Service\nSection 6102 Previously Closed UST Systems\nSection 6103 Closure Records\nChapter 62 Underground Storage Tanks—Reporting of Releases, Investigation, Confirmation, Assessment, and Corrective Action\nSection 6200 Obligations of Responsible Parties—Releases, Spills, and Overfills\nSection 6201 Reporting and Cleanup of Spills and Overfills\nSection 6202 Reporting of Releases of Regulated Substances, except 6202.2\nSection 6203 Site Investigation, Confirmation of Release, Initial Abatement, and Initial Site Assessment\nSection 6204 Removal of Free Product\nSection 6205 Comprehensive Site Assessment\nSection 6206 Risk-Based Corrective Action (RBCA) Process\nSection 6207 Corrective Action Plan and Its Implementation\nSection 6208 Tier 0 Standards\nSection 6209 Tiers 1 and 2 Standards\nSection 6210 No Further Action and Case Closure Requirements, except 6210.8 insofar as requires permits\nSection 6211 Public Participation in Corrective Action\nChapter 64 Underground Storage Tanks—Corrective Action by the District and Cost Recovery\nSection 6400 Corrective Action by the District\nSection 6401 Cost Recovery\nChapter 65 Underground Storage Tanks—Licensing, Certification, Operator Requirements, and Operator Training\nSection 6500 Licensing and Certification of UST System Installers, Removers, Testers, and Technicians, except 6500.1-.4, .6-.10\nSection 6502 Operator Designation\nSection 6503 Operator Training and Training Program Approval\nChapter 67 Underground Storage Tanks—Financial Responsibility\nSection 6700 Petroleum UST Systems\nSection 6701 Financial Responsibility Mechanisms\nSection 6702 Financial Responsibility Records and Reports\nSection 6703 Financial Test of Self-Insurance\nSection 6704 Financial Test of Self-Insurance: Test A\nSection 6705 Financial Test of Self-Insurance: Test B\nSection 6706 Guarantees\nSection 6707 Insurance and Risk Retention Group Coverage\nSection 6708 Surety Bonds\nSection 6709 Letter of Credit\nSection 6710 Private Trust Funds\nSection 6711 Standby Trust Funds\nSection 6712 Drawing on Financial Assurance Mechanism\nSection 6713 Replenishment of Guarantees, Letters of Credit, or Surety Bonds\nSection 6714 Cancellation or Non-Renewal of Financial Assurance\nSection 6715 Bankruptcy or Incapacity\nAppendix 67-1 Certification of Financial Responsibility\nAppendix 67-2 Financial Test of Self Insurance Letter From Chief Financial Officer\nAppendix 67-3 Guarantee\nAppendix 67-4 Certificate of Insurance\nAppendix 67-5 Endorsement\nAppendix 67-6 Performance Bond\nAppendix 67-7 Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit\nAppendix 67-8 Trust Agreement\nAppendix 67-9 Certification of Valid Claim\nChapter 70 Underground Storage Tanks—Definitions\nSection 7099 Definitions, except 7099.1 the definitions of “agent in charge,” “authorized agent,” “voluntary remediating party,” and “voluntary remediation” and the definitions of “real property owner” and “responsible party” insofar as each definition includes persons who are not owners or operators of underground storage tanks\n(2) [Reserved]\nGeorgia\n(a) The statutory provisions include: Official Code of Georgia Annotated (2017), Title 12: “Conservation and Natural Resources,” Chapter 13, “Georgia Underground Storage Tank Act”:\nSection 12-13-1 Short title.\nSection 12-13-2 Public policy.\nSection 12-13-3 Definitions, except (8) and (16).s\nSection 12-13-4 Exceptions to chapter.\nSection 12-13-9 Establishing financial responsibility; claims against the guarantor; Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund, except (d) through (i).\nSection 12-13-13 Notification by owner of underground storage tank, except (e).\n(b) The regulatory provisions include: Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia (November 6, 2017), Department 391: “Rules of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources,” Chapter 3, “Environmental Protection,” Subject 15, “Underground Storage Tank Management”:\nSection 391-3-15-.01(3) General Provisions\nSection 391-3-15-.02 UST Exclusions.\nSection 391-3-15-.03 Definitions, except (1)(a), (1)(g), (1)(i), and (1)(p) through (r).\nSection 391-3-15-.05 UST Systems: Design, Construction, Installation, and Notification, except (4).\nSection 391-3-15-.06 General Operating Requirements.\nSection 391-3-15-.07 Release Detection.\nSection 391-3-15-.08 Release Reporting, Investigation, and Confirmation.\nSection 391-3-15-.09 Release Response and Corrective Action for UST Systems Containing Petroleum, except (5) and (7).\nSection 391-3-15-.10 Release Response and Corrective Action for UST Systems Containing Hazardous Substances.\nSection 391-3-15-.11 Out-of-Service UST Systems and Closure.\nSection 391-3-15-.12 Underground Storage Tanks Containing Petroleum; Financial Responsibility Requirements, except (3).\nSection 391-3-15-.16 Operator Training.\nSection 391-3-15-.17 Airport Hydrant Systems and Field Constructed Tanks.\n(c) Copies of the Georgia statutes that are incorporated by reference are available from LexisNexis, Attn: Official Code of Georgia Annotated, 701 East Water Street, Charlottesville, VA 22902-5389; Phone number: 1-800-833-9844; website: http://sos.ga.gov/index.php/elections/georgia_code_-_lexisnexis. Copies of the Georgia regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the Administrative Procedures Division, Office of the Georgia Secretary of State, 5800 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, Georgia 30260; Phone number: (678) 364-3785; website: http://rules.sos.ga.gov/gac/391-3-15.\nHawaii\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\nHawaii Revised Statutes, Chapter 342L, Underground Storage Tanks:\nSection 342L-1 Definitions (except “complaint” insofar as it establishes a definition for enforcement purposes; “regulated substance” insofar as it includes other substances as designated by the Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH); “shoreline” insofar as it relates to UST location requirements; and “variance” insofar as it establishes a definition for the purpose of granting variances).\nSection 342L-7.5 Record maintenance.\nSection 342L-30 Notification requirements (except paragraphs (g) and (h) of this section insofar as those provisions establish notification requirements for sellers of USTs or UST systems and for any person who deposits regulated substances into a UST or UST system; and except for paragraph (i) of this section insofar as it grants the HDOH authority to assess penalties for noncompliance).\nSection 342L-32 Standards for tanks and tank systems.\nSection 342L-33 Release detection.\nSection 342L-34 Reporting of releases.\nSection 342L-35 Response to suspected or confirmed releases.\nSection 342L-36 Financial responsibility.\nSection 342L-37 Underground storage tank and tank system change in service and closure requirements.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\nHawaii Administrative Rules, Chapter 11-280.1, Underground Storage Tanks:\nSection 11-280.1-10 Applicability.\nSection 11-280.1-11 Installation requirements for partially excluded UST systems.\nSection 11-280.1-12 Definitions (except “regulated substance” insofar as the HDOH can designate other substances; and “variance” insofar as the term is defined for the purpose granting variances).\nSection 11-280.1-13 Installation requirements for partially excluded UST systems—codes of practice.\nSection 11-280.1-20 Performance standards for UST systems.\nSection 11-280.1-21 Upgrading of UST systems (except (b) and (c) of this section insofar as they establish a date for removal or upgrade tanks and piping to meet secondary containment requirements).\nSection 11-280.1-23 Tank and piping design for hazardous substance UST systems (insofar as it applies to hazardous substance UST systems installed on or after October 13, 2015).\nSection 11-280.1-24 Secondary containment design.\nSection 11-280.1-25 Under-dispenser containment.\nSection 11-280.1-26 Performance standards and design for UST systems—codes of practice.\nSection 11-280.1-30 Spill and overfill control.\nSection 11-280.1-31 Operation and maintenance of corrosion protection.\nSection 11-280.1-32 Compatibility.\nSection 11-280.1-33 Repairs allowed.\nSection 11-280.1-34 Notification, reporting, and recordkeeping (except “change-in-service” in (a)(1) insofar as it requires notification for a change-in-service and except (a)(2), (a)(3), (a)(4), (a)(5), (a)(6), (a)(7), (a)(9) and (a)(10) insofar as they establish notification requirements beyond the scope of the Federal program).\nSection 11-280.1-35 Periodic testing of spill prevention equipment and containment sumps used for interstitial monitoring of piping and periodic inspection of overfill prevention equipment.\nSection 11-280.1-36 Periodic operation and maintenance walkthrough inspections.\nSection 11-280.1-37 Periodic inspection and maintenance of under-dispenser containment.\nSection 11-280.1-38 General operating requirements—codes of practice.\nSection 11-280.1-40 General requirements for all UST systems.\nSection 11-280.1-41 Requirements for petroleum UST systems.\nSection 11-280.1-42 Requirements for hazardous substance UST systems (insofar as it applies to hazardous substance UST systems installed on or after October 13, 2015).\nSection 11-280.1-43 Methods of release detection for tanks.\nSection 11-280.1-44 Methods of release detection for piping.\nSection 11-280.1-45 Release detection recordkeeping.\nSection 11-280.1-46 Release detection—codes of practice.\nSection 11-280.1-50 Reporting of suspected releases.\nSection 11-280.1-51 Investigation of off-site impacts.\nSection 11-280.1-52 Release investigation and confirmation steps.\nSection 11-280.1-53 Reporting and cleanup of spills and overfills (except “as determined in compliance with section 11-451-6” in (b)(2) insofar as the requirement in Section 11-451-6 to report a release of trichloropropane is broader in scope than the Federal release reporting requirements).\nSection 11-280.1-60 General.\nSection 11-280.1-61 Immediate response actions.\nSection 11-280.1-62 Initial abatement measures and site assessment.\nSection 11-280.1-63 Initial site characterization.\nSection 11-280.1-64 Free product removal.\nSection 11-280.1-65 Investigations for soil and groundwater cleanup.\nSection 11-280.1-65.2 Release response reporting.\nSection 11-280.1-65.3 Site cleanup criteria.\nSection 11-280.1-66 Corrective action plan (except (d) insofar as it establishes criteria for HDOH use in the approval of corrective action plans; and (e) insofar as it establishes public participation requirements).\nSection 11-280.1-70 Temporary closure.\nSection 11-280.1-71 Permanent closure and changes-in-service.\nSection 11-280.1-72 Assessing the site at closure or change-in-service.\nSection 11-280.1-73 Applicability to previously closed UST systems.\nSection 11-280.1-74 Closure records.\nSection 11-280.1-75 Closure—codes of practice.\nSection 11-280.1-90 Applicability.\nSection 11-280.1-92 Definition of terms.\nSection 11-280.1-93 Amount and scope of required financial responsibility.\nSection 11-280.1-94 Allowable mechanisms and combinations of mechanisms.\nSection 11-280.1-95 Financial test of self-insurance.\nSection 11-280.1-96 Guarantee.\nSection 11-280.1-97 Insurance and risk retention group coverage.\nSection 11-280.1-98 Surety bond.\nSection 11-280.1-99 Letter of credit.\nSection 11-280.1-102 Trust fund.\nSection 11-280.1-103 Standby trust fund.\nSection 11-280.1-104 Local government bond rating test.\nSection 11-280.1-105 Local government financial test.\nSection 11-280.1-106 Local government guarantee.\nSection 11-280.1-107 Local government fund.\nSection 11-280.1-108 Substitution of financial assurance mechanisms by owner or operator.\nSection 11-280.1-109 Cancellation or nonrenewal by a provider of financial assurance.\nSection 11-280.1-110 Reporting by owner or operator.\nSection 11-280.1-111 Recordkeeping.\nSection 11-280.1-113 Release from the requirements.\nSection 11-280.1-114 Bankruptcy or other incapacity of owner or operator or provider of financial assurance.\nSection 11-280.1-115 Replenishment of guarantees, letters of credit, or surety bonds.\nSection 11-280.1-200 Definitions.\nSection 11-280.1-210 Participation in management.\nSection 11-280.1-220 Ownership of an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system or facility or property on which an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system is located.\nSection 11-280.1-230 Operating an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system.\nSection 11-280.1-240 General requirement for all UST systems.\nSection 11-280.1-241 Designation of Class A, B, and C operators.\nSection 11-280.1-242 Requirements for operator training.\nSection 11-280.1-243 Timing of operator training.\nSection 11-280.1-244 Retraining.\nSection 11-280.1-245 Documentation.\n(c) Copies of the Hawaii statutes and regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the State of Hawaii Department of Health, P.O. Box 3378, Honolulu, HI 96801; Phone number: (808) 586-4400; website: https://health.hawaii.gov/ust/.\nIdaho\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Idaho Code, Title 39, “Health and Safety,” Chapter 1, “Environmental Quality—Health”: Section 39-103, “Definitions,” 39-103(3), (6), (7), (11), (12), (15)-(18); Section 39-107, “Board—Composition—Officers—Compensation—Powers—Subpoena—Depositions—Review—Rules,” 39-107(7).\n(2) Idaho Code, Title 39, “Health and Safety,” Chapter 88, “Idaho Underground Storage Tank Act”: Sections 39-8803, “Definitions,” -8804, “Program Scope,” -8805, “Rules Governing Underground Storage Tank Systems,” -8805A, “Compliance Dates for Certain Rules,” -8806, “Additional Measures to Protect Ground Water,” -8807, “Operator Training,” -8808, “Inspections,” -8809, “Delivery Prohibition,” and -8810, “Underground Storage Tank Database.”\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Idaho Administrative Code 58, Title 01, Chapter 07:\nSection 004 Incorporation by Reference;\nSection 010 Definitions (except 010.16, defining “Replace”);\nSection 100 Additional Measures to Protect Ground Water from Contamination (except 100.01-.03);\nSection 101 Alternative Periodic Testing of Containment Sumps Used for Interstitial Monitoring of Piping;\nSection 300 Training Requirements.\n(2) Idaho Administrative Code 58, Title 01, Chapter 24.\n(c) Copies of the Idaho provisions that are incorporated by reference are available from Idaho's Office of Administrative Rules Coordinator, P.O. Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720; Phone number: 208-332-1820; website: https://adminrules.idaho.gov/.\nIowa\n(a) The statutory provisions include Code of Iowa Chapter 455B, Jurisdiction of the Department of Natural Resources, Division IV, Solid Waste Disposal, Part 8—Underground Storage Tanks (455B.471 et seq.):\n455B.471(5), (6), (7), (8), (9), (11)(a) and 11(b) except for as indicated: 471(11)(b)(1)(c)—Iowa specifically excludes residential septic tanks as being underground storage tanks making them more stringent; and 455B.471(11)(b)(2)—Iowa specifically excluded piping associated with tanks used for storing heating oil for consumptive use on the premises where stored as being underground storage tanks making them more stringent.\nIowa Code 455B.473 except for 455B.473(1), (2), (3) Iowa required the notification for USTs taken out of operation from January 1, 1974, to July 1, 1985, USTs that existed and still in operation on or before July 1, 1985, and those brought into service after July 1, 1985, making them more stringent.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include 567 Iowa Administrative Chapter 135—Technical Standards and Corrective Action Requirements for Owners and Operators of Underground Storage Tanks and Chapter 136—Financial Responsibility for Underground Storage Tanks:\n567 Iowa Administrative Code Chapter 135—Technical Standards and Corrective Action Requirements for Owners and Operators of Underground Storage Tanks\nIowa Administrative Code 135.2 except for the farm and residential tanks of 1100 gallons or less capacity used for storing motor fuel for noncommercial purposes component of the definition of underground storages tanks that requires that such tanks installed in Iowa after July 1, 1987, to be subject to the requirements of 567 Iowa Administrative Code Chapter 135 making them more stringent. All other definitions corresponding to those listed in 40 CFR 280.12 are incorporated by reference.\nIowa Administrative Code 135.1(3)(a), 135.1(3)(a)(4).\nIowa Administrative Code 135.3(1), 135.3(1)(a), 135.3(1)(a)(4)(2), 135.3(1)(b), 135.3(1)(c)(1) through (4), 135.3(1)(d), 135.3(1)(e), 135.3(1)(f)(1) and (4), except for IAC 135.3(1)(f)(2) and (3) language that specifies when under dispenser containment must be installed depending on what dispensing equipment is installed or replaced, what connections are made to the dispensers, and whether or not replaced or new piping is within 10 feet given dispensers making them more stringent.\nIowa Administrative Code 135.3(2)(b), 135.3(2)(c), 135.3(2)(d), except for IAC 135.3(3)(c) language Iowa requiring that owners must have tank tags affixed to the fill pipe in order to receive deliveries of product into the USTs they own making them more stringent.\nIowa Administrative Code 135.3(3)(d)(1) through (4) except for IAC 135.3(3)(h) language requiring that a person installing an underground storage tank and the owner or operator of the underground storage tank must notify the department of their intent to install the tank 30 days prior to installation making them more stringent.\nIowa Administrative Code 135.3(9), 135.3(9)(b)(2).\nIowa Administrative Code 135.4 except for 135.4(6)(a)(2), (3); IAC 135.4(8)(a)(2); IAC 135.4(8)(b)(1) language that specifies the codes of practice to be discussed during UST Operator training making them more stringent.\nIowa Administrative Code 135.4(1), 135.4(1)(b), 135.4(2)(a) through (d), 135.4(3), 135.4(3)(a), 135.4(4)(a), 135.4(4)(b), 135.4(4)(c)(1) and (3), 135.4(4)(d), 135.4(4)(e), 135.4(4)(f), 135.4(4)(h), 135.4(5)(a)(1) through (6), 135.4(5)(b), 135.4(5)(b)(8) and (11), 135.4(5)(c) except for IAC 135.4(6)(i) language requiring that C UST Operator be retrained in 15 days making them more stringent and except for IAC 135.4(8)(a)(12) language Iowa specifying what financial responsibility topics must be covered during Class A UST Operator Training making them more stringent.\nIowa Administrative Code 135.4(12), 135.4(12)(c), 135.4(13), 135.4(13)(e).\nIowa Administrative Code 135.5(1)(a) through (d), 135.5(2), 135.5(3), 135.5(4)(a), 135.5(4)(b), 135.5(4)(c), 135.5(4)(d)(1) through (3), 135.5(4)(e)(1) through (7), 135.5(4)(f), 135.5(4)(g)(1), 135.5(4)(g)(2), 135.5(4)(h)(1) and (2), 135.5(4)(i), 135.5(5)(a), 135.5(5)(b), 135.5(5)(c), 135.5(5)(d), 135.5(6) except for IAC 135.5(5)(d) language specifying the types of methods used for monitoring containment spaces, how often the monitoring is done, and containment should be kept free of liquid or debris that would affect the monitoring making them more stringent.\nIowa Administrative Code 135.6(1), 135.6(2), 135.6(3)(a), 135.6(4)(a) and (b).\nIowa Administrative Code 135.7(2), 135.7(3), 135.7(5)(a), 135.7(5)(b), (c), 135.7(5)(d)(1), 135.7(5)(d)(2), 135.7(5)(d)(4) through (8) except for IAC 135.7(5)(e) language requiring a 60-day timeframe for implementing and installing free product recovery system approved by the department making them more stringent:\nIowa Administrative Code 135.13.\nIowa Administrative Code 135.15(1)(a), 135.15(1)(b)(1), 135.15(1)(b)(2), 135.15(1)(b)(3), 135.15(1)(b)(6), 135.15(1)(c)(2), 135.15(1)(c)(3), 135.15(1)(c)(6), 135.15(1)(d) except for IAC 135.15(1)(f) language setting requirements for returning a UST to service after an extended period of temporary closure making them more stringent.\nIowa Administrative Code 135.15(2)(b) and (c), 135.15(3)(a) and (f), 135.15(5) except for IAC 135.15(2)(a) language requiring department approval for removals undertaken with less than 30 days of notice making them more stringent.\n567 Iowa Administrative Code Chapter 136—Financial Responsibility for Underground Storage Tanks\nIowa Administrative Code 136.1 except for 136.1(4) requiring that farm and residential tanks of 1,100 gallons or less capacity used for storing motor fuel for noncommercial purposes installed in Iowa after July 1, 1987, be made subject to the requirements of 567 Iowa Administrative Code Chapter 136 making them more stringent.\nIowa Administrative Code 136.3\nIowa Administrative Code 136.4\nIowa Administrative Code 136.5\nIowa Administrative Code 136.6\nIowa Administrative Code 136.7\nIowa Administrative Code 136.8\nIowa Administrative Code 136.9\nIowa Administrative Code 136.10\nIowa Administrative Code 136.11\nIowa Administrative Code 136.12\nIowa Administrative Code 136.13\nIowa Administrative Code 136.14\nIowa Administrative Code 136.15\nIowa Administrative Code 136.16\nIowa Administrative Code 136.17\nIowa Administrative Code 136.18\nIowa Administrative Code 136.19\nIowa Administrative Code 136.20\nIowa Administrative Code 136.21\nIowa Administrative Code 136.22\nIowa Administrative Code 136.23 except for IAC 136.23(3) language requiring that department receives notice of bankruptcy within 10 days making them more stringent.\nIowa Administrative Code 136.24\nKansas\n(a) The statutory provisions include Kansas Statutes Annotated, 2015; Chapter 65, Public Health; Article 34, Solid and Hazardous Waste; Section 100 et seq., Kansas Storage Tank Act:\nSection 100 Statement of legislative findings\nSection 101 Citation of Act\nSection 102 Definitions\nSection 103 Exceptions to application of Act\nSection 104 Notification to department of tank's existence\nSection 105 Rules and regulations, except for 65-34, 105 (a)(2), the following words in (a)(8), “including determination of the qualifications of persons performing or offering to perform such testing,” (a)(10), (a)(11), (a)(12) and the following words in (a)(13), “and aboveground storage tanks in existence on July 1, 1992” and “and aboveground storage tanks placed in service prior to July 1, 1992”\nSection 106 Permit to construct, install, modify, or operate storage tank, except the following words in the title and (a), “construct, install, modify or” and “and any aboveground storage tank registered with the department on July 1, 1992,”\nSection 107 Evidence of financial responsibility required; limitation of liability\nSection 115 Liability for costs of corrective action\nSection 118 Corrective action; duties of owners and operators; duties of Secretary; consent agreement; contents, except for the following words in (b), “or from the aboveground fund, if the release was from an aboveground petroleum storage tank.” and “or from the aboveground fund, if the release was from an aboveground petroleum storage tank.”\nSection 135 Underground storage tank operators, training program, requirements\nSection 138 Underground storage tank systems; secondary containment\n(b) The regulatory provisions include Kansas Administrative Regulations, 2020; Chapter 28, Department of Health and Environment; Article 44, Petroleum Products Storage Tanks:\nSection 12 General provisions, except (c) and (d)\nSection 13 Program scope and interim prohibition\nSection 14 Definitions\nSection 16 Underground storage tank systems: Design, construction, installation, modification, and notification\nSection 17 Underground storage tank registration and operating permit, except (b), the following words in (c), “be assessed a penalty fee of $50.00 for each tank if the owner fails to”, (d), (e), and (f)\nSection 19 General operating requirements\nSection 23 Release detection\nSection 24 Release reporting, investigation, and confirmation\nSection 25 Release response and corrective action for UST systems\nSection 26 Out-of-service UST systems and closure\nSection 27 Financial responsibility\nSection 30 Operating training and requirements\nSection 31 UST systems with field-constructed tanks and airport hydrant fuel distribution systems\nKentucky\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Kentucky Revised Statutes (KRS) Chapter 224.\n224.60-100 Underground storage tanks and regulated substances defined.\n224.60-105(1) Registration of underground storage tanks—Programs to regulate tanks.\n224.60-115 Definitions for KRS 224.60-120 to 224.60-150.\n224.60-120 Financial responsibility of petroleum storage tank owner or operator—Administrative regulations, except (6).\n224.60-135(1) Corrective action for a release into the environment from a petroleum storage tank, except the second sentence in (1).\n(2) [Reserved]\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) 401 Kentucky Administrative Regulations (KAR) Chapter 42.\n401 KAR 42:005. Definitions for 401 KAR Chapter 42.\n401 KAR 42:020. UST system requirements, notification, registration, and annual fees.\nSection 1. Applicability and Exclusions.\nSection 2. Notification, Registration, and Annual Fees, except (1)(b), (2)-(6), and certain provisions in (7)(c), (8) and (9).\nSection 3. Temporary Closure, except (1).\nSection 4. Performance Standards for New UST Systems.\nSection 5. Upgrading of Existing UST Systems.\nSection 6. Double Walled Tanks and Piping Requirements.\nSection 8. Spill Containment Devices (Spill Buckets and Catch Basins).\nSection 9. Overfill Prevention Requirements.\nSection 10. Under-dispenser Containment (UDC) and Sump Requirements.\nSection 11. Corrosion Protection Operation and Maintenance, except certain language in (4) and (9).\nSection 12. Compatibility.\nSection 13. Repairs, except (2).\nSection 14. Noncorrodible Piping.\nSection 15. Release Detection, except (6) and (7).\nSection 16. Operator Training Requirements.\nSection 17. Walkthrough Inspections.\nSection 19. Recordkeeping.\nSection 20. Financial Responsibility.\nSection 21. Lender Liability.\nSection 23. Incorporation by Reference.\n401 KAR 42:060. UST system release and corrective action requirements.\nSection 1. Reporting for Releases, Spills, and Overfills.\nSection 3. Off-Site Impacts.\nSection 4. Release Investigation and Confirmation.\nSection 5. Release Response and Corrective Action.\nSection 6. Permanent Closure or Change in Service.\nSection 10. Incorporation by Reference.\n(2) [Reserved]\nLouisiana\n(a) The regulatory provisions include:\nLouisiana Administrative Code, Title 33, Part XI. Underground Storage Tanks; effective September 20, 2018:\n1. Chapter 1. Program Applicability and Definitions\nSection 101. Applicability\nSection 103. Definitions except for sections a.i, iv, and v of the definition of owner; and the definitions of on staff, registered tank, response action contractor, and technical services\n2. Chapter 3. Registration Requirements, Standards, and Fee Schedule\nSection 301. Registration Requirements, all sections except 301.C.6\nSection 303. Standards for UST Systems\nSection 305. Installation Requirements for Partially-Deferred UST Systems\n3. Chapter 5. General Operating Requirements\nSection 501. Spill and overfill Control\nSection 503. Operation and Maintenance of Corrosion Protection\nSection 505. Compatibility\nSection 507. Repairs Allowed\nSection 509. Reporting and Recordkeeping\nSection 511. Periodic Testing of Spill Prevention Equipment and Containment Sumps used for Interstitial Monitoring of Piping and Periodic Inspection of Overfill Prevention Equipment\nSection 513. Periodic Operation and Maintenance Walkthrough Inspection\n4. Chapter 6. Training Requirements for Underground Storage Tank System Operators\nSection 601. Purpose\nSection 603. Underground Storage Tank Operator Classes\nSection 605. Acceptable UST Operator Training and Certification Processes\nSection 607. Underground Storage Tank Operator Training Deadlines\nSection 609. Underground Storage Tank Operator Training Frequency\nSection 611. Documentation of Underground Storage Tank Operator Training\n5. Chapter 7. Methods of Release Detection and Release Reporting, Investigation, Confirmation, and Response\nSection 701. Methods of Release Detection\nSection 703. Requirements for Use of Release Detection Methods\nSection 705. Release Detection Recordkeeping\nSection 707. Reporting of Suspected Releases\nSection 709. Investigation Due to Off-Site Impacts\nSection 711. Release Investigation and Confirmation Steps\nSection 713. Reporting and Cleanup of Spills and Overfills\nSection 715. Release Response and Corrective Action for UST Systems Containing Petroleum, Motor Fuel, or Hazardous Substances, all sections except the last sentence of 715.A, and 715.H\n6. Chapter 8. UST Systems with Field-Constructed tanks and Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems\nSection 801. General Requirements\nSection 803. Additions, Exceptions, and Alternatives for UST Systems with Field-Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrant Systems\n7. Chapter 9. Out-of-Service UST Systems and Closure\nSection 901. Applicability to Previously Closed UST Systems\nSection 903. Temporary Closure\nSection 905. Permanent Closure and Changes-in-Service\nSection 907. Assessing the Site at Closure or Change-in-Service\n8. Chapter 11. Financial responsibility\nSection 1101. Applicability\nSection 1103. Compliance Dates\nSection 1105. Definition of Terms\nSection 1107. Amount and Scope of Required Financial Responsibility\nSection 1109. Allowable Mechanisms and Combinations of Mechanisms\nSection 1111. Financial Test of Self-Insurance\nSection 1113. Guarantee\nSection 1115. Insurance and Risk Retention Group Coverage\nSection 1117. Surety Bond\nSection 1119. Letter of Credit\nSection 1123. Trust Fund\nSection 1125. Standby Trust Fund\nSection 1127. Substitution of Financial Assurance Mechanisms by Owner or Operator\nSection 1129. Cancellation or Nonrenewal by a Provider of Financial Assurance\nSection 1131. Reporting by Owner or Operator\nSection 1133. Recordkeeping\nSection 1135. Drawing on Financial Assurance Mechanisms\nSection 1137. Release from the Requirements\nSection 1139. Bankruptcy or Other Incapacity of Owner or Operator or provider of Financial Assurance\nSection 1141. Replenishment of Guarantees, Letters of Credit, or Surety Bonds\n(b) Copies of the Louisiana UST regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the Louisiana Office of the State Register, P.O. Box 94095, Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9095; Phone number: (225) 342-5015; website: https://www.doa.la.gov/Pages/osr/lac/LAC-33.aspx; or Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality's website: http://www.deq.louisiana.gov/resources/category/regulations-lac-title-33.\nMaine\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\nMaine Revised Statutes Annotated, Title 38. Waters and Navigation\n1. Chapter 2. Department of Environmental Protection, Subchapter 1. Organization and Powers\nSection 341-A. Department of Environmental Protection, Section 341-H. Departmental rulemaking, Section 342-B. Liability of fiduciaries and lenders, Section 343-E. Voluntary response action program, Section 347-C. Right of inspection and entry.\n2. Chapter 3. Protection and Improvement of Waters, Subchapter 2-A. Oil Discharge Prevention and Pollution Control\nSection 541. Findings; purpose, Section 542. Definitions, Section 543. Pollution and corruption of waters and lands of the State prohibited, Section 548. Removal of prohibited discharges.\n3. Chapter 3. Protection and Improvement of Waters, Subchapter 2-B. Oil Storage Facilities and Ground Water Protection.\nSection 561. Findings, purpose, Section 562-A. Definitions, Section 563. Registration and inspection of underground oil storage tanks and piping, except 9., Section 563-A. Prohibition of nonconforming underground oil storage facilities and tanks, Section 563-B. Regulatory powers of department, Section 564. Regulation of underground oil storage facilities used to store motor fuels or used in the marketing and distribution of oil, except 5., Section 566-A. Abandonment of underground oil storage facilities and tanks, Section 567-A. Certifications, Section 568. Cleanup and removal of prohibited discharges, except 3. and 4., Section 568-A. Fund coverage requirements, Section 568-B. Clean-up and Response Review Board created, Section 569-C. Limited exemption from liability for state or local governmental entities, Section 570. Liability, Section 570-F. Special provisions, Section 570-K. Aboveground oil storage facilities, Section, Section 570-N. Rules, wastewater treatment tank systems.\n4. Chapter 13-D: Wellhead Protection.\nSection 1391. Declaration of Policy, Section 1392. Definitions, Section 1393. Prohibition on installation of facilities in wellhead protection zones, Section 1394. Variances, Section 1398. Eligibility for Clean-up funds, Section 1399. Municipal authority, Section 1400. Rules.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n1. 06-096, Maine Department of Environmental Protection, Chapter 691, Rule for Underground 4il Storage Facilities: (effective September 26, 2018).\nSection 1. Legal Authority, Section 2. Preamble; Section 3. Definitions, Section 4. Registration of Underground Storage Facilities, except O; Section 5. Regulation of Underground Oil Storage Facilities Used to Store Motor Fuels or Used in the Marketing and Distribution of Oil, except B. (4)(a), (d), (g), (h), and (j); (5)(b); D. (3)(f); (6)(b); (11)(e); (14)(c); (15)(f)(vii); (17); (19)(b); and F.; Section 7. Regulation of Facilities for the Underground Storage of Waste Oil, except B. (7); Section 8. Regulation of Field Constructed Underground Oil Storage Tanks, except B. (1)(d) and (e) and (4)(b), (d), and (e); Section 9. Regulation of Facilities for the Underground Storage of Heavy Oils, except B.; Section 10. Regulation of Airport Hydrant Systems, except B. (1)(c); (3)(b), (f), and (h); and D. (2); Section 11. Regulations for Closure of Underground Oil Storage Facilities; Section 12. Discharge and Leak Investigation, Response and Corrective Action Requirements, except A. (3); Section 13. Regulation of Wastewater Treatment Tank Systems and Aboveground Oil Storage Tanks, APPENDIX A: Requirements for Cathodic Protection Monitoring, APPENDIX B: Requirements for Tank, Piping and Containments Sump Tightness Tests, APPENDIX C: Requirements for Pneumatic (Air) and other Pre installation Tightness Testing, APPENDIX D: Installation Requirements Applicable to New and Replacement Tanks, APPENDIX E: Installation Requirements for New and Replacement Piping, APPENDIX F: Specifications and Requirements for Vertical Ground Water Monitoring Wells at Existing Facilities, APPENDIX H: Procedures for Weekly Monitoring, Handling, and Obtaining Samples for Laboratory Analysis, APPENDIX I: Sample Daily Inventory Reporting Log, APPENDIX J: Requirements for Abandonment of Underground Oil Storage Tanks by Removal, APPENDIX K: Requirements for Abandonment of Underground Oil Storage Tanks by Filling in Place, APPENDIX L: Requirements for Underground Oil Storage Tank Processing Facilities, APPENDIX M: Cathodic Protection Tester Certification Requirements, APPENDIX N: Corrosion Expert Certification Requirements, APPENDIX P: Requirements for Site Assessment at Facility Closure or Tank Abandonment, APPENDIX Q: Characterization and Notification Requirements, APPENDIX R: List of National Standards and Codes Cites, APPENDIX S: Department Approved Laboratory Analytical Methods and Performance Standards for Analysis of Oil and its Constituents in Water, Soil, Soil Gas and Indoor Air, APPENDIX T: Containment Sumps \u0026 Spill Bucket Integrity Testing Protocol \u0026 Management of Waste Fluids.\n2. 06-096, Department of Environmental Protection; Chapter 693: Operator Training for Underground Oil, Hazardous Substance, and Field Constructed Underground Oil Storage Facilities, and Airport Hydrant Systems (effective September 26, 2018) only insofar as they pertain to the regulation of underground storage tanks in Maine and only insofar as they are incorporated by reference and are not broader in scope than the Federal requirements.\nMaryland\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Md. Code Title 1, Environment Article.\nSection 4-401.1, except (e) and (i) insofar as each definition includes tanks not regulated by the Federal program and (j), insofar as it includes persons who are not owners or operators of USTs;\nSection 4-409. Liability for oil spill damages, except (a) insofar as includes persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nSection 4-411.1. Underground oil storage facility registration, except (b).\n(2) [Reserved]\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Code of Maryland Regulations, Title 26, Department of the Environment, Subtitle 10 Oil Pollution Control and Storage Tank Management.\nChapter 01 Oil Pollution Control\nRegulation .01 Scope and Applicability, B and C except insofar as include persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .02 Definitions, B(3)(a)(ii) and (b), (5), (7)-(8), (12)-(13), (15)-(16), (18)-(22), (23)(b), (24)-(27), (29)-(32), (34)-(35), (37), (40), (43)-(48), (52), (55), (57), (61)-(62), (63)(b), (64), (68)-(69), (74)-(75), (78), (80), (90)-(91), (94), and (51), (53), (56)-(57), (67) except insofar as each definition includes persons who are not owners or operators of USTs; and (50), (63), (65)-(66), (79), (85)-(86) except insofar as each definition includes tanks or other units that are not regulated by the Federal program.\nRegulation .03 Incorporation by Reference, except as to those documents that pertain solely to units not regulated by the Federal program.\nRegulation .05 Reporting an Oil Spill, Release, or Discharge, except C and D.\nRegulation .06 Removal of an Oil Spill, Release or Discharge, except insofar as includes persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .18 Requirements for Oil Transfers at Facilities, except insofar as includes persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .20 Requirements for Motor Fuel Dispensing Facilities, except insofar as includes persons who are not owners or operators of USTs and B(2).\nChapter 02 Underground Storage Tank Systems\nRegulation .01 Applicability.\nRegulation .02 Definitions, except B(41)(b)(i) insofar as includes tanks excluded by the Federal program.\nRegulation .03 General Provisions for UST Systems, except B. insofar as includes persons who are not owners or operators of USTs, C, D insofar as it requires certification of persons other than installers.\nChapter 03 UST Systems: Design, Construction, Installation, Registration, and Inspection\nRegulation .01 Performance Standards for New or Replacement UST Systems.\nRegulation .02 Performance Standards for Piping.\nRegulation .03 Spill and Overfill Prevention Equipment.\nRegulation .04 UST System Installation Standards.\nRegulation .05 Precision Tightness Testing.\nRegulation .06 Piping Installation.\nRegulation .07 Compatibility.\nRegulation .08 Upgrading Existing UST Systems.\nRegulation .09 UST System Registration Requirements.\nRegulation .10 UST System Inspection Requirements.\nChapter 04 UST Systems: General Operating Requirements\nRegulation .01 Spill and Overfill Control.\nRegulation .02 Operation and Maintenance of Corrosion Protection.\nRegulation .03 Periodic Operation and Maintenance Walkthrough Inspections.\nRegulation .04 Repairs Allowed.\nRegulation .05 Access, Reporting and Recordkeeping, except A insofar as to persons who or not owners or operators of USTs.\nChapter 05 UST Systems: Release Detection\nRegulation .01 Release Detection: General Requirements for All UST Systems.\nRegulation .02 Requirements for UST Systems.\nRegulation .03 Requirements for Hazardous Substance UST Systems.\nRegulation .04 Inventory Control.\nRegulation .05 Method of Release Detection.\nRegulation .06 Release Detection Recordkeeping.\nChapter 07 High Risk Oil Storage Facilities\nRegulation .01 Scope.\nRegulation .02 Definitions.\nRegulation .03 New Gasoline UST System.\nRegulation .04 Existing Gasoline UST System.\nRegulation .05 Analytical Testing Methods—New or Existing Gasoline UST Systems.\nRegulation .06 Detection of Levels of Concern.\nRegulation .07 High Risk Underground Oil Storage Facility.\nRegulation .08 Recordkeeping.\nChapter 08 Spill, Release, and Discharge Reporting, Investigation, and Confirmation\nRegulation .01 Reporting of Suspected Spills, Releases, and Discharges, except A and B(3) insofar as includes persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .02 Investigation Due to Off-Site Impacts, except insofar as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .03 Investigation and Confirmation Steps, except insofar as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .04 Reporting and Remediating Spills, Releases, Discharges, and Overfills, except insofar as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nChapter 09 Spill, Release, and Discharge Response and Corrective Action\nRegulation .01 General, except A and B as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .02 Initial Response, except as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .03 Initial Abatement Measures and Site Check, except A and B as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .04 Initial Site Characterization, except A and B as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .05 Free Product Removal, except A and B as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .06 Investigations of Soil and Groundwater, except A and B as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .07 Corrective Action Plan, except A-G as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nChapter 10 Out-of-Service UST Systems and Closure\nRegulation .01 Temporary Closure.\nRegulation .02 Permanent Closure and Changes-in-Service, except as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .03 Assessing the Site at Closure or Change-in-Service.\nRegulation .04 Applicability to Previously Closed UST Systems.\nRegulation .05 Closure Records.\nChapter 11 UST Financial Responsibility\nRegulation .01 General.\nRegulation .02 Incorporation by Reference.\nRegulation .03 Additional Mechanism for Local Governments to Demonstrate Financial Responsibility.\nRegulation .04 Reporting Requirements.\nChapter 12 UST Systems with Field-Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems\nRegulation .01 General Requirements, except as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nRegulation .02 Exception to Piping Secondary Containment Requirements.\nRegulation .03 Upgrade Requirements.\nRegulation .04 Walkthrough Inspections.\nRegulation .05 Release Detection.\nRegulation .06 Applicability of Closure Requirements to Previously Closed UST Systems.\nRegulation .07 Access, Reporting, and Recordkeeping, except A as to persons who are not owners or operators of USTs.\nChapter 16 Trained Facility Operators\nRegulation .01 Scope.\nRegulation .02 Definitions.\nRegulation .03 Implementation.\nRegulation .04 Requirements for Designated Operators.\nRegulation .05 Requirements for Operator Training.\nRegulation .07 Certification.\nRegulation .08 Sanctions, except B.\nRegulation .09 Recordkeeping.\n(2) [Reserved]\nMassachusetts\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\nMassachusetts General Laws, Part I, Title II\n1. Chapter 21E, Massachusetts Oil and Hazardous Material Release Prevention and Response Act\nSection 1: Short title; section 2: Definitions; section 3: Implementation; regulations; response actions; section 7: Notice of release or threat of release.\n2. Chapter 21O, Operation and Removal of Underground Storage Tanks\nSection 2: Notification of operation of underground storage tanks; definitions; section 3: Notification of operation of underground storage tanks; requirements; exceptions; section 5: Notification of operation of underground storage tanks; regulations for requirements and standards of tanks;\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n1. Code of Massachusetts Regulations, Title 310 CMR Chapter 80, Underground Storage Tank Systems: (effective October 1, 2021)\nGeneral Provisions section, 80.01: Authority; 80.02: Purpose; 80.03: Definitions; 80.04: Applicability, (1) through (13), except (6)(c), and (8) through (12); 80.05: Rules of Construction; 80.06: Computation of Time; 80.07: Accurate and Timely Submittals to the Department and Record Keeping; 80.08: Accurate and Complete Record Keeping; 80.09: Accurate Monitoring; 80.10: Duty to Provide Information.\nDesign, Construction, and Installation Requirements section, 80.14: General Requirements; 80.15: General Prohibitions; 80.16: Installation Requirements, except (7); 80.17: Specifications for Tanks, except (3); 80.18: Specifications for Regulated Substance Piping; 80.19: Leak Detection; 80.20: Requirements for Turbine, Intermediate and Dispenser Sumps, except (6); 80.21: Requirements for Spill Buckets and Overfill Prevention Equipment, except (1)(d); 80.22: Requirements for Corrosion Protection.\nGeneral Operating Requirements section, 80.23: Requirements for Registration and Reporting, except (1)(b) 2; 80.24: General Requirements; 80.26: Requirements for Leak Detection Systems; 80.27: Requirements for Turbine, Intermediate and Dispenser Sumps; 80.28: Requirements for Spill Buckets and Overfill Prevention Equipment; 80.29: Requirements for Corrosion Protection; 80.30: Requirements for Compatibility; 80.31: Requirements for Inventory Monitoring; 80.32: Requirements for Tank and Pipe/Line Tightness Testing; 80.33: Requirements for Repairs and Replacements; 80.35: Requirements for Periodic Inspections, except (2)(c); 80.36: Requirements for Recordkeeping;\nOperator Training section, 80.37: Class A, B, and C Operator Requirement and Certifications\nLeakage and Release: Response, Reporting and Remediation section, 80.38: Response to a Release; 80.39: Response to Leakage; 80.40: Reportable Releases.\nChange-In-Product, Out of Service Systems and Closure section, 80.41: Requirements for Change-in-product; 80.42: Requirements for Taking a UST System Temporarily Out-of-service; 80.43: Requirements for Removal and Permanent Closure In-place, except (7); 80.44: Requirements for a Tank within a Tank; 80.45: UST Systems Temporarily Out-of-service for over Five Years; 80.46: Requirements for Previously Closed-in-place UST Systems; 80.47: Standards for Cleaning and Closure.\nFinancial Responsibility section, 80.51: Definitions; 80.52: Requirements for Amount and Scope of Financial Responsibility; 80.53: Allowable Mechanisms and Combinations of Mechanisms; 80.54: Requirements for Financial Responsibility Mechanisms; 80.55: Requirements for a Standby Trust; 80.56: Substitution of Financial Assurance Mechanisms by Owner or Operator; 80.57: Cancellation or Nonrenewal by a Provider of Financial Assurance; 80.58: Requirements for Reporting by Owner or Operator; 80.59: Requirements for Recordkeeping; 80.60: Requirements for Drawing on Financial Assurance Mechanisms; 80.61: Release from Financial Responsibility Requirements; 80.62: Bankruptcy or Other Incapacity of Owner or Operator or Provider of Financial Assurance; 80.63: Requirements for Replenishment of Local Government Guarantees, Letters of Credit, or Surety Bonds.\nRequirements for Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems section, 80.64: Requirements for Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems.\n2. Code of Massachusetts Regulations, Title 310 CMR 40: Massachusetts Contingency Plan (effective March 1, 2024) only insofar as they pertain to the regulation of underground storage tanks in Massachusetts and only insofar as they are incorporated by reference and are not broader in scope than the federal requirements. Note that reserved sections of 310 CMR 40.0000 et seq. are not incorporated by reference:\nSubpart A: General Provisions, except 40.0010 through 40.0013, 40.0016 through 40.0021, and 40.0030 through 40.0070; Subpart B: Organization and Responsibilities, except 40.0160 through 40.0171; Subpart C: Notification of Releases and Threats of Release of Oil and Hazardous Material; Identification and Listing of Oil and Hazardous Material; Subpart D: Preliminary Response Actions and Risk Reduction Measures.\n(c) Official copies of 310 CMR 80.00, the Massachusetts regulations that are incorporated by reference, are available at: State Bookstore, State House, Room 116, Boston, MA 02133; Phone number: 617-727-2834; Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; website: https://www.sec.state.ma.us/divisions/bookstore/agencies/310-environmental-protection.htm.\nMinnesota\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Minn. Stat. chapter 155C, Petroleum Tank Release Cleanup\n(A) Minn. Stat. section 115C.02, except for subd. 10 and 10a.\n(B) Minn. Stat. section 115C.03, subd. 1a.\n(C) Minn. Stat. section 115C.065.\n(2) Minn. Stat. chapter 116, Pollution Control Agency\n(A) Minn. Stat. section 116.46, except for subd. 1a, 7a, 7b, and 10.\n(B) Minn. Stat. section 116.47, except for (2), in part as to “of 1,100 gallons or less capacity,” and (10).\n(C) Minn. Stat. section 116.48, except for subd. 1(b) and 4, in entirety, and subd. 2, 3, 5, and 6, in part as related to above ground storage tanks.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Minn. R. chapter 7060, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Underground Waters\n(A) Minn. R. 7060.0600, subp. 3, 4.\n(B) Minn. R. 7060.0800.\n(2) Minn. R. chapter 7150, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Underground Storage Tanks; Program\n(A) Minn. R. 7150.0010, except for subp. 2(H), in part as to “of 1,100 gallons or less capacity,” and 5.\n(B) Minn. R. 7150.0030, except for subp. 1, in part as to “[t]erms that are not specifically defined have the meanings given in Minnesota Statutes, sections 115.01, 115C.02, and 116.46,” 50a, in part as to “or other potentially harmful substance,” and 51(A)(1), in part as to “or other potentially harmful substance.”\n(C) Minn. R. 7150.0090, except for subp. 9.\n(D) Minn. R. 7150.0100.\n(E) Minn. R. 7150.0205.\n(F) Minn. R. 7150.0215.\n(G) Minn. R. 7150.0216, except for subp. 1(B).\n(H) Minn. R. 7150.0250.\n(I) Minn. R. 7150.0300.\n(J) Minn. R. 7150.0330.\n(K) Minn. R. 7150.0340.\n(L) Minn. R. 7150.0345.\n(M) Minn. R. 7150.0400\n(N) Minn. R. 7150.0410.\n(O) Minn. R. 7150.0430.\n(P) Minn. R. 7150.0445.\n(Q) Minn. R. 7150.0450.\n(R) Minn. R. 7150.0451.\n(S) Minn. R. 7150.0500.\nMississippi\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\nMississippi Underground Storage Tank Act (the UST Act) of 1988, Miss. Code Ann. sections 49-17-401 to 49-17-435 (2022):\n49-17-401 Short Title.\n49-17-403 Definitions, except (b), (o), (p), and (q).\n49-17-411 Compliance with regulations.\n49-17-413 Rules and regulations, except for (1).\n49-17-417 Repealed.\nNote to paragraph (a) of Appendix A to Part 282.\nMiss. Code Ann. section 49-17-413(2) is approved as part of the State UST Program to the extent that Mississippi will not grant a variance that makes its UST Program less stringent than the Federal regulations. In practice, Mississippi does not grant variances for the UST Program. Mississippi has agreed to execute a revised Memorandum of Agreement with EPA stating that Mississippi will limit the scope of its variance authority to only those situations where the Federal regulations allow the implementing agency to approve flexibilities.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\nMississippi's Underground Storage Tank Regulations, 11 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 5, Ch. 2 (2018):\nRule 2.1 Program Scope and Interim Prohibition\n280.10 Applicability.\n280.11 Installation requirements for partially excluded UST systems.\n280.12 Definitions, except for “dispensers” in the definition of “Ancillary equipment;” the definition of “Certificate of Operation;” “including 100% biodiesel or ethanol” from the definition of “Motor fuel;” “dispensers” and (c) from the definition of “New tank system;” “dispensers” from the definition of “Register;” “dispensers” and (c) from the definition of “Replace.”\n280.13 Industry codes and recommended practices.\nRule 2.2 UST Systems: Design, Construction, Installation and Notification\n280.20 Performance Standards for new UST systems, except for (j).\n280.21 Upgrading of existing UST systems.\n280.22 Notification requirements, except as applied to “dispensers” in (a) and (b).\nRule 2.3 General Operating Requirements\n280.30 Operation and maintenance of spill and overfill prevention.\n280.31 Operation and maintenance of secondary containment.\n280.32 Operation and maintenance of corrosion protection.\n280.33 Compatibility.\n280.34 Repairs and replacements, except as applied to “dispenser(s)” in (g), (h), and (i).\n280.35 Reporting recordkeeping, except as applied to “dispensers” in (a)(4); and except as applied to “shear valves” in (b)(1).\n280.37 Operator training.\n280.38 Operation and maintenance walkthrough inspections, except for (b)(1)(iii).\nRule 2.4 Leak Detection\n280.40 General requirements for all UST systems.\n280.41 Requirements for petroleum UST systems.\n280.42 Requirements for hazardous substance UST systems.\n280.43 Methods of leak detection for tanks.\n280.44 Methods of leak detection for piping.\n280.45 Leak detection recordkeeping.\nRule 2.5 Leak Reporting, Release Reporting, Investigation, and Confirmation\n280.50 Reporting of leaks and suspected releases.\n280.51 Investigation due to off-site impacts.\n280.52 Release investigation and confirmation steps.\n280.53 Reporting and cleanup of spills and overfills.\nRule 2.6 Release Response and Corrective Action for UST Systems Containing Petroleum or Hazardous Substances\n280.60 General.\n280.61 Initial response.\n280.62 Initial abatement measures and site check.\n280.63 Initial site characterization.\n280.64 Free product removal.\n280.65 Investigations for soil and ground-water cleanup.\n280.66 Corrective action plan.\nRule 2.7 Out-of-Service UST Systems and Closure\n280.70 Temporary closure.\n280.71 Permanent closure and changes-in-service.\n280.72 Assessing the site at closure or change-in-service.\n280.73 Applicability to previously closed UST systems.\n280.74 Closure records.\nRule 2.8 Financial Responsibility\n280.90 Applicability.\n280.91 Compliance dates, except for “including Indian tribes” in (e), and (f).\n280.92 Definition of terms, except for “and includes Indian tribes” from the definition of “Local government.”\n280.93 Amount and scope of required financial responsibility.\n280.94 Allowable mechanisms and combinations of mechanisms.\n280.95 Financial test of self-insurance.\n280.96 Guarantee.\n280.97 Insurance and risk retention group coverage.\n280.98 Surety bond.\n280.99 Letter of credit.\n280.101 State fund or other State assurance.\n280.102 Trust fund.\n280.103 Standby trust fund.\n280.104 Local government bond rating test.\n280.105 Local government financial test.\n280.106 Local government guarantee.\n280.107 Local government fund.\n280.108 Substitution of financial assurance mechanisms by owner or operator.\n280.109 Cancellation or nonrenewal by a provider of financial assurance.\n280.110 Reporting by owner or operator.\n280.111 Recordkeeping.\n280.112 Drawing on financial assurance mechanisms.\n280.113 Release from the requirements.\n280.114 Bankruptcy or other incapacity of owner or operator or provider of financial assurance.\n280.115 Replenishment of guarantees, letters of credit, or surety bonds.\n280.116 Suspension of enforcement. [Reserved]\nRule 2.9 Lender Liability\n280.120 Definitions.\n280.121 Participation in management.\n280.122 Ownership of an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system or facility or property on which an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system is located.\n280.123 Operating an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system.\nRule 2.10 UST Systems with Field-Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems.\n280.130 Definitions.\n280.131 General requirements.\n280.132 Additions, exceptions, and alternatives for UST systems with field-constructed tanks and airport hydrant systems.\nNote to paragraph (b) of Appendix A to Part 282.\n11 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 5, Ch. 2, 280.42(b)(5) is approved as part of the UST Program only to the extent that Mississippi will not allow alternate release detection methods for hazardous substance UST systems installed on or after October 13, 2015. Sections 40 CFR 281.33(e) and 280.42(e) of the Federal regulations only allow alternate release detection methods for hazardous substance UST systems installed prior to October 13, 2015. Mississippi's section 280.42(b)(5) does not contain an analogous limitation on the use of alternative release detection methods. In practice, MDEQ does not allow alternative release detection methods for hazardous substance tanks installed after October 1, 2008. In a subsequent rulemaking, MDEQ will revise 11 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 5, Ch. 2, R. 2.4, section 280.42(b)(5) to clarify this point.\n(c) Copies of the Mississippi statutes and regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality, P.O. Box 2261, Jackson, MS 29335; Phone number: (601) 961-5171; website: https://www.mdeq.ms.gov/water/groundwater-assessment-and-remediation/underground-storage-tanks/.\nMissouri\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\nNone.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\nRules of Department of Natural Resources, Division 2—Petroleum and Hazardous Substance Storage Tanks, Chapter 2—Underground Storage Tanks—Technical Regulations, except for:\n10 CSR 26-2.020, 1, (A) and (B) language that removed some federally allowed exceptions to corrosion protection making them more stringent.\n10 CSR 26-2.020 (B) and 10 CSR-2.021, (4) language that makes a number of stipulations requiring corrosion protection for all metal coming in contact with any “electrolyte” making them more stringent.\n10 CSR 26-2.020 (A), (A).5, (B), (B).3, (B).5 and (C).1.B,(III).(c) language that stipulates a compliance date for new underground storage tank system performance standards of July 1, 2017 which would be earlier than Federal regulatory requirement making them more stringent.\n10 CSR 26-2.022 language that stipulates fewer options than Federal regulations for certification of installation making them more stringent.\n10 CSR 26-2.020 (C).B.(II) language that stipulates more restrictive thresholds (volumetric and timing) for overfill devices and alarms than Federal regulations making them more stringent.\n10 CSR 26-2.020 (C).B.(III) language that stipulates more prescriptive uses of ball float valves making them more stringent.\n10 CSR 26-2.020 (C).B.(IV) language that stipulates more prescriptive regulations regarding compatibility and approval of overfill devices utilized for pressurized delivery systems making them more stringent.\n10 CSR 26-2.030 (9) language that stipulates fewer acceptable standards and practices for spill and overfill prevention making them more stringent.\n10 CSR 26-2.031 (B), (C) and (D) language that added operation and maintenance of corrosion protection reporting (performance logs, testing reports) and action (what to do if tests fail, cathodic protection found off or not working) criteria that is more specific than Federal regulations making them more stringent.\n10 CSR 26-2.034 (1).(B).3 language that stipulates documents demonstrating compatibility of all UST systems, including tanks, piping, release detection equipment and “all other ancillary equipment” with the regulated substance being stored are required. This is more expansive and stringent than Federal regulation.\n10 CSR 26-2.033, (2).(A).1 language that stipulates a more restricted list of allowable standards and practices for repairs allowed than Federal regulations making them more stringent.\n10 CSR 26-2.033, (2).(C) language that stipulates when repairing cathodically protected metal piping that released a regulated substance, the entire length of electrically continuous pipe must be replaced. This is more expansive and stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.033, (2).(D) language that stipulates repairs must be done by a person registered with the Missouri Department of Agriculture and who has a financial responsibility mechanism. This is more expansive and stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.035, (1) and (2) language that stipulates the testing of all containment sumps. This is more expansive and stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.036, (1), (C), 1 language that requires an immediate walkthrough inspection for new underground storage tank installs and no lessening in frequency of walkthrough inspections if deliveries are received less than every thirty days. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.041, (1), (A), 4 and 5 language that does not allow groundwater or vapor monitoring for release detection after July 1, 2020; except where vapor monitoring is accompanied by a tracer chemical. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.043, (1), (H). language that stipulates interstitial monitoring can only be performed with a double-walled tank: not with systems with secondary barriers or internal linings. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.071, (1) language that stipulates only 24 hours for completion of initial release response action. There is no flexibility on the timing. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.072, (2) language that stipulates only 20 days for completion of initial abatement actions. There is no flexibility on the timing. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.074, (2) language that stipulates only 45 days for completion of site characterization actions. There is no flexibility on the timing. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.012, (1), O, 4 language that does not allow temporary underground storage tank closures with product in the tank. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.060, (4) language that requires permanent closure after 5 years of out of service or out of use status. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.060, (5), (6) and (7) language that stipulates prescriptive requirements for bringing an out of service or out of use underground storage tank back into service or use. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.060, (9) language that stipulates a notification requirement for out of service or out of use underground storage tank status changes. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.062 language that stipulates leak detection equipment/methods cannot be used to meet the assessing the site at closure or change in service requirements. A written procedure for sampling and testing must be followed. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.012, (1), (C), 7 language that stipulates a “corrosion expert” is limited to those with a National Association of Corrosion Engineers International certification. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.012, (1), (R), 5, B language that stipulates a definition of “replaced” as it pertains to piping that includes the language “or single compartment” that addresses specific situations involving compartmentalized underground storage tanks. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\n10 CSR 26-2.012, (1), (S), 3 language that stipulates a definition of “septic tank” that includes the language “and constructed”. This is more stringent than Federal regulations.\nRules of Department of Natural Resources, Division 26—Petroleum and Hazardous Substance Storage Tanks, Chapter 3—Underground Storage Tanks—Financial Responsibility\nRules of Department of Natural Resources, Division 100—Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund Board of Trustees, Chapter 6—UST Operator Training\nMontana\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Montana Code Annotated (2017), Title 75 Environmental Protection, Chapter 11 Underground Storage Tanks, Part 2 Montana Underground Storage Tank Installer and Inspector Licensing and Permitting Act: Sections 75-11-203(11) “operator” 75-11-203(12) “owner”.\n(2) Montana Code Annotated (2017), Title 75 Environmental Protection, Chapter 11 Underground Storage Tanks, Part 5 Montana Underground Storage Tank Act: Sections 75-11-503(4) “person”, (8) “underground storage tank” or “tank”, except as it applies to aboveground storage tanks.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Administrative Rules of Montana (October 6, 2018), Title 17 Department of Environmental Quality, Chapter 56 Underground Storage Tanks Petroleum and Chemical Substances:\nSubchapter 1 General Provisions:\nSections 17.56.101 Definitions; 17.56.102 Applicability, except 17.56.102(3)(e); 17.56.104 Tank Standards for Excluded UST Systems;\nSubchapter 2 UST Systems: Design, Construction, and Installation:\nSection 17.56.201 Performance Standards for New Tank Systems; 17.56.202 Upgrading of Existing UST Systems; 17.56.203 Additional Performance Standards for New Underground Piping Connected to Aboveground Tanks or to Underground Tanks with a Capacity of 660 Gallons or Less Used to Store Heating Oil; 17.56.204 Secondary Containment, Under-Dispenser Containment, and Interstitial Monitoring; 17.56.205 Anti-Siphon Requirements;\nSubchapter 3 General Operating Requirements:\nSections 17.56.301 Spill and Overfill Control; 17.56.302 Operation and Maintenance of Corrosion Protection; 17.56.303 Compatibility; 17.56.304 Repairs; 17.56.305 Reporting and Recordkeeping; 17.56.306 Periodic Testing of Spill Prevention Equipment and Containment Sumps Used for Interstitial Monitoring of Piping and Periodic Inspection of Overfill Prevention Equipment; 17.56.307 Periodic Operation and Maintenance Walkthrough Inspections;\nSubchapter 4 Release Detection:\nSections 17.56.401 General Requirements for all UST Systems; 17.56.402 Requirements for Petroleum UST Systems, except 17.56.402(1)(a)(iii); 17.56.403 Requirements for Hazardous Substance UST Systems; 17.56.407 Methods of Release Detection for Tanks; 17.56.408 Methods of Release Detection for Piping; 17.56.409 Release Detection Recordkeeping;\nSubchapter 5 Release Reporting, Investigation, and Confirmation:\nSections 17.56.501 General; 17.56.502 Reporting of Suspected Releases; 17.56.503 Investigation Due to Off-site Impacts; 17.56.504 Release Investigation and Confirmation Steps; 17.56.505 Reporting and Cleanup of Spills and Overfills; 17.56.506 Reporting of Confirmed Releases; 17.56.507 Adoption by Reference;\nSubchapter 6 Release Response and Corrective Action for Tanks Containing Petroleum or Hazardous Substances:\nSections 17.56.601 General; 17.56.602 Initial Response and Abatement Measures; 17.56.603 Initial Site History; 17.56.604 Remedial Investigation; 17.56.605 Cleanup Plan; 17.56.608 Adoption by Reference;\nSubchapter 7 Out-of-Service UST Systems and Closure:\nSections 17.56.701 Inactive and Out-of-Service UST Systems, except 17.56.701(4); 17.56.702 Permanent Closure and Changes in Service; 17.56.703 Assessing the Site at Closure or Change in Service; 17.56.704 Applicability to Previously Closed UST Systems; 17.56.705 Closure Records;\nSubchapter 8 Financial Responsibility:\nSections 17.56.801 Applicability; 17.56.802 Compliance Dates; 17.56.803 Definition of Terms; 17.56.804 Incorporation by Reference; 17.56.805 Amount and Scope of Required Financial Responsibility; 17.56.806 Allowable Mechanisms and Combinations of Mechanisms; 17.56.807 Financial Test of Self-Insurance; 17.56.808 Guarantee; 17.56.809 Insurance and Risk Retention Group Coverage; 17.56.810 Surety Bond; 17.56.811 Letter of Credit; 17.56.815 Montana Petroleum Tank Release Cleanup Fund; 17.56.816 Trust Fund; 17.56.817 Standby Trust Fund; 17.56.820 Substitution of Financial Assurance Mechanisms by Owner or Operator; 17.56.821 Cancellation or Nonrenewal by a Provider of Financial Assurance; 17.56.822 Reporting by Owner or Operator; 17.56.823 Recordkeeping; 17.56.824 Drawing on Financial Assurance Mechanisms; 17.56.825 Release from the Requirements; 17.56.827 Bankruptcy or Other Incapacity of Owner or Operator or Provider of Financial Assurance; 17.56.828 Replenishment of Guarantees, Letters of Credit, or Surety Bonds;\nSubchapter 9 Notification:\nSections 17.56.901 Interim Notification Requirements; 17.56.902 Notification Requirements; 17.56.903 Change in Ownership, except 17.56.903(3);\nSubchapter 15 Underground Storage Tank Operator Training:\nSections 17.56.1501 Operator Training Definitions; 17.56.1502 Operator Training, except the permit requirement in 17.56.1502(1); 17.56.1503 Operator Training: Authorized Providers; and Required Subjects; 17.56.1504 Operator Training: Recordkeeping; 17.56.1505 Operator Training: Third-Party Training Course Approval; and\nSubchapter 16 Underground Storage Tank Systems with Field Constructed Tanks:\nSection 17.56.1601 UST Systems with Field Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems;\n(c) Copies of the Montana statutes and regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the following offices:\nStatutes—Montana Legislative Services Division, P.O. Box 201706, Helena, MT 59620-1706; Phone number: 406-444-3064; email: LegPubSales@mt.gov; website: https://leg.mt.gov/statute/.\nRegulations—Secretary of State's Administrative Rules Services, P.O. Box 202801, Helena, MT 59620-2801; Phone number: 406-444-9000; email: sosarm@mt.gov; website: http://www.mtrules.org/.\nNebraska\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Nebraska Revised Statutes section 81-503.01(1)(h).\n(2) Nebraska Revised Statutes section 81-1502(6)-(7), (10)-(11), (14), (20)-(22), (24)-(27), and (30).\n(3) Nebraska Revised Statutes section 81-1504(31)-(32).\n(4) Nebraska Revised Statutes section 81-15, 117.\n(5) Nebraska Revised Statutes section 81-15, 118.\n(6) Nebraska Revised Statutes section 81-15, 119(1)-(10), (10)(c)-(11).\n(7) Nebraska Revised Statutes section 81-15, 123(1), (4)(a), (6)-(9), (11), (12) as it refers to training operators.\n(8) Nebraska Revised Statutes sections 81-15, 124(1)-(2) and (3) first sentence.\n(9) Nebraska Revised Statutes sections 81-15, 124.03.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 1.\n(2) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 2.\n(3) Nebraska Administrative Code, Title 159 Chapter 3 as it references 40 CFR 80.20(e)(2).\n(4) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 4.\n(5) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 5.\n(6) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 6.\n(7) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 7.\n(8) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 8.\n(9) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 9 as it adopts 40 CFR 280.90 through 280.115 by reference and 9.002.\n(10) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 10.\n(11) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 11.001-11.0003.02.\n(12) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 12.\n(13) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 13.001-13.002, 13.004-13.008.\n(14) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 159 Chapter 14.\n(15) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 115 Chapter 3.001.02, 3.014, 3.016-3.018.\n(16) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 118 Chapter 1.\n(17) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 118 Chapter 2.\n(18) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 118 Chapter 6.002.\n(19) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 118 Chapter 7.\n(20) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 118 appendix B.\n(21) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 126 Chapter 1.001, 1.005, 1.011, 1.013, 1.020-1.022, 1.024, 1.030.01, 1.031, 1.033-1.034, 1.036-1.038, 1.040, 1.045.\n(22) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 126 Chapter 18.\n(23) Nebraska Administrative Code Title 178 Chapters 12.001, 12-03, 12-06—12-07, 12-09, 12-011.01—12-011.01B1, 12-011.01C—12-012.08B, 12-012.08D—12-012.08F2, 12-012.09—12-14, the tables and figures, and the following definitions found at Title 178, Chapter 12-002 Annular Fill, Annular Space, Aquifer, Aquifer Seal, Primary Aquifer Seal, Surface Seal, Backflow Preventer, Bentonite, Bentonite Seal, Bored or Dug Well, Casing, Cesspool, Clay, Community Water System, Confining Layer, Construction of Water Wells, Contamination, Decommissioned when used in relation to a water well, Department, Dewatering Well, Discharge Pipe, Distribution Piping, Good Cause, Gravel Pack, Ground Water, Grout, Installation of Pumps and Pumping Equipment, Monitoring Well, Non-potable Well, Observation Well, Person, Pitless Unit, Pollution, Potable Well, Primary Aquifer Seal, Public Water System, (Licensed) Pump Installation Contractor, (Licensed) Pump Installation Supervisor, Pumps and Pumping Equipment, Recovery Well, Sanitary Well Seal, Screen Apertures, Screened Vent, Secure Cover or Cap, Seepage Pit, Septic Tank, Soil Absorption System (Septic Lateral Field), Static Water Level, Substantially Equivalent, Subsurface Disposal System, Supervision or its derivatives, Surface Seal, Test Hole, Tremie Pipe, Watertight Casing, Watertight Secure Cover, Water Well, (Licensed) Water Well Contractor, (Licensed) Water Well Drilling Supervisor, Well Development, Well Pit, Well Screen.\nNevada\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Nevada Revised Statute Chapter 459, Underground Storage Tank Program (1992), Nevada Revised Statute 590, Petroleum Fund (1991).\n(2) Nevada Revised Statute Chapter 459, Underground Storage Tank Program (1992):\nSection 459.810 “Operator” defined.\nSection 459.814 “Person” defined.\nSection 459.816 “Regulated Substance” defined.\nSection 459.818 “Release” defined.\nSection 459.820 “Storage Tanks” defined.\nSection 459.822 Department designated as state agency for regulation of storage tanks.\nSection 459.828 Owner or operator of storage tank to provide department with certain information.\nSection 459.838 Fund for the management of storage tanks: Creation: Sources: Claims.\nSection 459.840 Fund for the management of storage tanks: Use; reimbursement; recovery by attorney general.\n(3) Nevada Revised Statute 590, Petroleum Fund (1991):\nSection 590.700 Definitions.\nSection 590.710 “Board” defined.\nSection 590.720 “Department” defined.\nSection 590.725 “Diesel fuel of grade number 1” defined.\nSection 590.726 “Diesel fuel of grade number 2” defined.\nSection 590.730 “Discharge” defined.\nSection 590.740 “Division” defined.\nSection 590.750 “Fund” defined.\nSection 590.760 “Heating oil” defined.\nSection 590.765 “Motor vehicle fuel” defined.\nSection 590.770 “Operator” defined.\nSection 590.780 “Person” defined.\nSection 590.790 “Petroleum” defined.\nSection 590.800 “Storage tank” defined.\nSection 590.810 Legislative findings.\nSection 590.820 Board to review claims: Creation; members; chairman; administrative Assistance; compensation of members.\nSection 590.830 Fund for cleaning up discharges of petroleum: Creation; administration by division; claims; interest.\nSection 590.840 Collection of fee for certain fuels and heating coil; exempt products; payment of expenses of department.\nSection 590.850 Registration of storage tanks: Collection of annual fee; exempt tanks; liability for noncompliance.\nSection 590.860 Balance in fund to determine collection of fees by department.\nSection 590.870 Report of discharge from tank required; division to clean up discharge; expectation; test of tank required for coverage.\nSection 590.880 Allocation of costs resulting from discharge from certain storage tanks for heating oil.\nSection 590.890 Allocation of costs resulting from discharge from other storage tanks.\nSection 590.900 Liability for costs to clean up discharge caused by willful or wanton misconduct, gross negligence or violation of statute or regulation.\nSection 590.910 Pro rata reduction required, if balance in fund insufficient for full payment.\nSection 590.920 Tanks exempted from provisions of Sections 590.850 to 590.910 inclusive; optional coverage of exempted tank.\n(4) Nevada Civil Procedure, Rule 24 (1971):\nNevada Civil Procedure, Rule 24 .\n(b) The regulatory provisions includes:\n(1) Nevada Administrative Code 459, UST Program (1990):\nSection 459.9929 “Storage Tank” defined.\nSection 459.993 Compliance with federal regulations.\nSection 459.995 Financial responsibility of owners and operators.\nSection 459.996 Releases: Reporting.\n(2) Nevada Administrative Code 590, Petroleum Fund (1991):\nSection 590.720 Adoption by reference of provisions of Code of Federal Regulations.\n(3) Nevada Administrative Code, Reportable Quantities (1989):\nSection 445.240 Notice required.\nNew Hampshire\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n1. New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated, Title I, The State and its Government, Chapter 21-O Department of Environmental Services\nSection O:1. Establishment, General Functions; Section O:8 Division of Waste Management.\n2. New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated, Title VI, Public Officers and Employees, Chapter 91-A Access to Government Records and Meetings\nSection 91-A:1 Preamble, Section 91-A:1-a Definitions, Section 91-A:4 Minutes and Records Available for Public Inspection.\n3. New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated, Title X Public Health, Chapter 146-C Underground Storage Facilities\nSection 146-C:1 Definitions; Section 146-C:2 Discharges Prohibited; Section 146-C:3 Registration of Underground Storage Facilities; Section 146-C:4 Underground Storage Facility Permit Required; Section 146-C:6 Transfer of Ownership; Section 146-C:6-a Exemption; Section 146-C:7 New Facilities; Section 146-C:8 Prohibition Against Reusing Tanks; Section 146-C:17 Operator Training Required; Section 146-C:18 Operator Training Program Requirements; Section 146-C:19 Additional Operator Requirements; Section 146-C:20 Revocation of Operator Training Program Approval; Section 146-C:21 Repeating Operator Training.\n4. New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated, Title L Water Management and Protection, Chapter 485-C Groundwater Protection Act\nSection 485-C:1 Statement of Purpose, Section 485-C:2 Definitions, Section 485-C:3 Duties of the Department, Section 485-C:5 Classes of Groundwater, Section 485-C:6 Ambient Groundwater Quality Standards, Section 485-C:6-a Groundwater Management Zones, Section 485-C:6-b Recordation of Groundwater Management Zone Permits, Section 485-C:7 Potential Contamination Sources, Section 485-C:8 Inventory and Management, Section 485-C:9 Procedures for Classification and Reclassification, Section 485-C:10 Degraded Groundwater, Section 485-C:11 Best Management Practices, Section 485-C:12 Prohibited Uses, Section 485-C:13 Groundwater Release Detection Permit, Section 485-C:14 Notice to Municipality, Section 485-C:14-b Notification of Groundwater Contamination Required.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n1. New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules, Chapter Env-Or 400 Underground Storage Tank Facilities: (Effective October 10, 2018)\nPart Env-Or 401 Purpose, Applicability, Federal Regulations; Section 401.01 Purpose; Section 401.02 Applicability; Section 401.03 Exclusions, except 401.03(b); Section 401.04 Date of Incorporated Federal Regulations;\nPart Env-Or 402 Definitions;\nPart Env-Or 403 Reference Standards; Section 403.01 Availability and Applicability of Reference Standards; Section 403.02 American Petroleum Institute, Section 403.03 ASME International, Section 403.04 Fiberglass Tank and Pipe Institute, Section 403.05 NACE International, Section 403.06 National Fire Protection Association, Section 403.07 Petroleum Equipment Institute.\nPart Env-Or 404 Registration; Permit to Operate; Required Notifications and Records; Financial Responsibility; Section 404.01 Registration; Section 404.02 Change from Use Not Previously Covered to Covered Use; Section 404.03 Change in Product; Section 404.04 Additional Information Required for Registration; Section 404.05 Signature Required, except 404.05(b)(3); Section 404.06 Permit to Operate Required; Section 404.07 Obtaining a Permit to Operate; Section 404.08 Display, Applicability, and Validity of Permit to Operate; Section 404.09 Records to be Maintained; Section 404.10 Transfer of Facility Ownership; Section 404.12 Financial Responsibility, except 404.12(d)(4) and (m); Section 404.13 Owner Liability.\nPart Env-Or 405 Equipment Standards; Section 405.01 Tank Standards for UST Systems; Section 405.02 Piping Standards for UST Systems; Section 405.03 Secondary Containment for Tanks; Section 405.04 Secondary Containment and Sumps for Piping Systems; Section 405.05 Spill Containment, except 405.05(f) and (g);, and 405.12(a); Section 405.06 Overfill Protection; Section 405.07 Dispensing Areas, except for 405.07(a-c), (g), and (h); Section 405.08 Leak Monitoring Systems for Tanks; Section 405.09 Leak Monitoring Systems for Piping Systems; Section 405.10 Cathodic Protection Systems; Section 405.11 Changes to Cathodic Protection Systems.\nPart Env-Or 406 Operation, Maintenance, and Testing; Section 406.01 On-Going Maintenance Required; Section 406.02 Operation and Maintenance of Leak Monitoring Systems; Section 406.03 Delivery or Transfer of Regulated Substances; Section 406.04 Unusual Operating Conditions; Section 406.05 Requirements for Tightness Testers and Test Methods; Section 406.06 Leak Rate Detection Criteria; Section 406.07 Requirements for Test Reports; Section 406.08 Test Failures; Section 406.09 Automatic Line Leak Detector Testing; Section 406.10 Cathodic Protection System Testing; Section 406.11 Overfill Prevention Device Testing; Section 406.12 Spill Containment Integrity Testing, except 406.12(c); Section 406.13 Leak Monitoring Equipment Testing; Section 406.14 Containment Sump Integrity Testing; Section 406.15 Hydrostatic Testing Test for Sumps and Spill Containment; Section 406.16 Pneumatic Tightness Test for Piping; Section 406.17 Primary Containment System Testing; Section 406.18 Monthly, Bi-Monthly, and Annual Visual Inspections; Section 406.19 Reports of Visual Inspections.\nPart Env-Or 407 Installation Requirements, Section 407.06(a) UST System Design Requirements.\nPart Env-Or 408 Repair, Closure, Removal; Section 408.01 Repair of Tanks: Pre-Repair Considerations and Requirements; Section 408.02 Repair of Tanks: Post-Repair Requirements; Section 408.03 Repair and Replacement of Underground Piping, Containment Sumps, and Spill Containment; Section 408.04 Temporary Closure; Section 408.05 Permanent Closure Required, except 408.05(f); Section 408.06 Permanent Closure: Notification and Supervision Required; Section 408.07 Procedures for Permanent Closure; Section 408.08 Permanent Closure: Site Assessment; Section 408.09 Permanent Closure: Inspection Required; Section 408.10 Permanent\nClosure: Closure Report, Recordkeeping; Section 408.11 Limitations on Re-Use of Tanks. APPENDIX A: State Statutes and Federal Statutes/Regulation Implemented, APPENDIX B: Incorporation by Reference Information, APPENDIX C: Statutory Definitions, APPENDIX D: Excerpts from RSA 146-C, APPENDIX E: 40 CFR Provisions Referenced.\n2. New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules, Chapter Env-Or 600 Contaminated Site Management: (Effective June 1, 2015)\nPart Env-Or 601 Purpose and Applicability, Section 601.01 Purpose, Section 601.02 Applicability.\nPart Env-Or 602 Definitions.\nPart-Env-Or 603 Groundwater Quality Criteria, Section 603.01 Groundwater Quality Criteria, Section 603.02 Exemptions to Groundwater Quality Criteria, Section 603.03 Ambient Groundwater Quality Standards (AGQS).\nPart Env-Or 604 Notification, Section 604.01 Purpose, Section 604.02 Notification of Groundwater Quality Violation, Section 604.03 Exemptions to Notification of Groundwater Quality Violation, Section 604.05 NAPL Notification, Section 604.06 Discharges of Oil Requiring Immediate Notification, Section 604.07 Potential Discharges of Oil Requiring Notification Within 60 Days, Section 604.08 Oil Notification Requirements.\nPart Env-Or 605 Preliminary Response Actions, Section 606.01 Purpose, Section 605.03 Emergency Response Actions for Oil Discharges, Section 605.04 Initial Response Actions, Section 605.05 Emergency and Initial Response Action Approval, Section 605.06 Emergency and Initial Response Action Reporting Requirements, Section 605.07 Initial Site Characterization Required, Section 605.08 Initial Site Characterization, Section 605.09 Initial Site Characterization Report, Section 605.10 Investigation Due to Discovery of Discharges from Unknown Sources.\nPart Env-Or 606 Comprehensive Response Actions, Section 606.01 Site Investigation Required; Section 606.02 Site Investigation Request, Exemptions; Section 606.03 Site Investigation Report ; Section 606.04 Site Background Information; Section 606.05 Summary of Subsurface Explorations and Sampling; Section 606.06 Site Geology and Hydrology; Section 606.07 Conceptual Model; Section 606.08 Remedial Alternatives, Summary, and Recommendations; Section 606.09 Appendices; Section 606.10 Remedial Action Plan; Section 606.11 Remedial Action Plan Exemptions; Section 606.12 Remedial Action Plan Report; Section 606.13 Remedial Action Plan Approval; Section 606.14 Corrective Action Prior to Remedial Action Plan Approval; Section 606.15 Remedial Action Implementation; Section 606.16 Design Plans and Construction Specifications; Section 606.17 Remedial Action Implementation Report; Section 606.18 Periodic Status Report; Section 606.19 Soil Remediation Criteria; Section 606.20 Financial Assurance; Section 606.21 Financial Assurance Mechanisms.\nPart Env-Or 609 Certificates of Completion or No Further Action, Section 609.01 Certificate of Completion, Section 609.02 Certificate of No Further Action.\nPart Env-Or 610 Monitoring and Reporting, Section 610.01 Applicability, Section 610.02 Sampling and Analysis, Section 610.03 Reporting, Section 610.04 Groundwater Monitoring Wells.\nPart Env-Or 611 Contaminated Soil, Section 611.01 Requirements for Managing Contaminated Soil, Section 611.02 Definitions, Section 611.03 Non-hazardous Oil-Contaminated Soil (NOCS) Certification, Section 611.04 Contaminated Soil Sampling, Section 611.05 Contaminated Soil Storage, Section 611.06 Contaminated Soil Disposal and Reuse.\nAppendix A: State States and Federal Statutes/Regulations Implemented; Appendix B: Incorporation by Reference Information; Appendix C: Statutory Definitions.\nNew Mexico\n(a) The statutory provisions include: New Mexico Statutes Annotated (NMSA) 1978, as amended through May 16, 2018 (2018 Cumulative Supplement): Chapter 74, Environmental Improvement, Article 4 Hazardous Waste, sections 74-4-3(J), (R), and (S).\n(b) The regulatory provisions include: New Mexico Administrative Code (NMAC), as amended effective July 24, 2018: Title 20 Environmental Protection, Chapter 5 Petroleum Storage Tanks:\nPart 101: General Provisions—Sections 20.5.101.2 “Scope”; 20.5.101.7 “Definitions” (except “above ground storage tank” and “AST system”);\nPart 102: Registration of Tanks—Sections 20.5.102.200 “Existing Tanks”, 20.5.102.201 “Transfer of Ownership”, and, 20.5.102.203 “Substantially Modified Storage Tank Systems” through 20.5.102.207 “Registration Certificate”;\nPart 104: Operator Training—Sections 20.5.104.400 “Classes of Operators” through 20.5.104.412 “Documentation and Recordkeeping”;\nPart 105: Certification of Tank Installers and Junior Installers; Requirements for Testers—Sections 20.5.105.500 “General Requirements for Installer of UST Systems” through 20.5.105.508 “Individual Certification for Junior Installer of UST Systems”, and 205.105.510 “On-Site Examination for Installer” through 20.5.105.520 “Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems, UST Systems with Field-Constructed Tanks and Hybrid Storage Tank Systems”;\nPart 106: New and Upgraded Underground Storage Tank Systems: Design, Construction, and Installation—Sections 20.5.106.600 “General Performance Standards for UST Systems” through 20.5.106.613 “Spill and Overfill Protection”, and 20.5.106.615 “Required Notification Prior to Installation” through 20.5.106.617 “Alternate Methods”;\nPart 107: General Operating Requirements for Underground Storage Tank Systems—Sections 20.5.107.700 “Operation and Maintenance of Underground Storage Tank Systems” through 20.5.107.711 “Required Notification Prior to Replacement, Repair and Modification”; 20.5.107.713 “Alternate Methods” through 20.5.107.715 “Reporting”;\nPart 108: Release Detection For Underground Storage Tank Systems—Sections 20.5.108.800 “General Release Detection Requirements for UST Systems” through 20.5.105.816 “Reporting”;\nPart 113 Underground Storage Tank Emergency Generator Systems—Sections 20.5.113.1300 “General Requirements” through 20.5.113.1308 “Reporting”;\nPart 114: Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems, UST Systems with Field-Constructed Tanks, and Hybrid Storage Tank Systems—Sections 20.5.114.1400 “General Requirements for Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems, UST Systems with Field-Constructed Tanks, and Hybrid Storage Tank Systems” through 20.5.114.1414 “Reporting”;\nPart 115: Out-of-Service Storage Tank Systems and Closure—Sections 20.5.115.1500 “Required Notification Prior to Temporary or Permanent Closure, Return to Service, Removal, or Change in Service”; 20.5.115.1501 “Out-of-Service Storage Tank Systems and Closure” (except 20.5.115.1501.C(3), 1501.E, 1501.F(3), and 1501.G [for field-erected AST systems only]); and 20.5.115.1502 “Permanent Closure” through 20.5.115.1506 “Closure Records”;\nPart 117: Financial Responsibility—Sections 20.5.117.1700 “Applicability”; 20.53.117.1703 “Amount and Scope of Required Financial Responsibility” through 20.5.117.1772 “Form Document for Drawing on Financial Assurance Mechanisms”;\nPart 118: Reporting and Investigation of Suspected and Confirmed Releases—Sections 20.5.118.1800 “Reporting of Spill or Release” through 20.5.118.1803 “Spills and Overfills”;\nPart 119: Corrective Action for Storage Tank Systems Containing Petroleum Products—Sections 20.5.119.1900 “General” (except 20.5.119.1900.G and 205.119.1900.H) through 20.5.119.1933 “Reporting”;\nPart 120: Corrective Action for UST Systems Containing Other Regulated Substances—Sections 20.5.120.2000 “General” (except 20.5.120.2000.G and 205.120.2000.H) through 20.5.120.2030 “Reporting”;\nPart 121: Corrective Action Fund Use and Expenditures—Sections 20.5.121.2100 “Permissible Fund Expenditures” through 20.5.121.2106 “Reserved Money”; and\nPart 124: Lender Liability—Sections 20.5.124.7 “Definitions” through 20.5.124.2405 “Operating a Storage Tank or Storage Tank System After Foreclosure”.\n(c) Copies of the New Mexico regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the New Mexico State Records Center and Archives, 1205 Camino Carlos Rey, Santa Fe, NM 87507; Phone number: (505) 476-7941; website http://164.64.110.134/nmac/.\nNorth Carolina\n(a) The statutory provisions include: General Statutes of North Carolina, Chapter 143; Article 21A, Part 2A. Leaking Petroleum UST Tank Cleanup (2018):\n143-215.94A Definitions, except “by four or fewer households” in (2)(c).\n143-215.94E Rights and obligations of the owner or operator, except (b) through (k).\n143-215.94H Financial responsibility.\n143-215.94I Insurance pools authorized; requirements.\nGeneral Statutes of North Carolina, Chapter 143; Article 21A, Part 2D. Training of UST Operators (2018):\n143-215.94NN Applicability.\n143-215.94OO Definitions, except “dispenser” in (4).\n143-215.94PP Designation of operators to be trained.\n143-215.94QQ Training requirements for primary operators.\n143-215.94RR Training requirements for emergency response operators.\n143-215.94SS Tank systems for emergency power generators.\n143-215.94UU Effect on other laws.\nGeneral Statutes of North Carolina, Chapter 143B; Article 7, Part 1. General Provisions (2018):\n143B-279.9 Land-use restrictions may be imposed to reduce danger to public health at contaminated sites, except for “Except with respect to land contaminated from a discharge or release of petroleum from an underground storage tank, the imposition of restrictions on the current or future use of real property on sites contaminated by the discharge or release of petroleum from an aboveground storage tank, or another petroleum source, from which contamination has migrated to off-site properties, as that term is defined under G.S. 130A-310.65(3a), shall only be allowed as provided in G.S. 143-215.104AA or G.S. 130A-310.73A, as applicable” in (b).\n143B-279.11 Recordation of residual petroleum from underground or above ground storage tanks or other sources, except “or from an aboveground storage tank or other petroleum source pursuant to Part 7 of Article 21A of Chapter 143 of the General Statutes” in (a); “aboveground storage tank, or other petroleum source” in (b) and (d); (e); and (h).\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\nNorth Carolina Administrative Code, Title 15A-Environmental Quality; Chapter 2, Environmental Management; Subchapter 2L, Groundwater Classification and Standards (2023):\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0401 Purpose.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0402 Definitions.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0403 Rule Application, except “a landowner seeking reimbursement from the Commercial Leaking Underground Storage Tank Fund or the Noncommercial Leaking Underground Storage Tank Fund under G.S. 143-215.94E, and any other person responsible for the assessment or cleanup of a discharge or release from an underground storage tank, including any person who has conducted or controlled an activity that results in the discharge or release of petroleum or petroleum products as defined in G.S. 143-215.94A(10) to the groundwaters of the State or in proximity thereto.”\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0404 Required initial abatement actions by responsible party.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0405 Requirements for limited site assessment.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0406 Discharge or release classifications.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0407 Reclassification of risk levels.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0408 Assessment and remediation procedures.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0409 Notification requirements.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0411 Establishing maximum soil contamination concentrations.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0412 Analytical procedures for soil samples.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02L .0413 Analytical procedures for groundwater samples.\nNorth Carolina Administrative Code, Title 15A-Environmental Quality; Chapter 2, Environmental Management; Subchapter 2N, Underground Storage Tanks (2023):\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0101 General, except for (b).\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0102 Copies of referenced federal regulations.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0104 Identification of tanks.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0201 Applicability, except (1).\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0202 Installation requirements for partially excluded UST systems.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0203 Definitions, except “dispenser” in (a)(1).\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0301 Performance standards for UST system installations or replacements completed after December 22, 1988 and before November 1, 2007.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0302 Upgrading of existing UST systems after December 22, 1998 and before November 1, 2007.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0303 Notification requirements.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0304 Implementation schedule for performance standards for new UST systems and upgrading requirements for existing UST systems located in areas defined in Rule .0301(D).\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0401 Spill and overfill control.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0402 Operation and maintenance of corrosion protection.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0403 Compatibility.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0404 Repairs allowed.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0405 Reporting and recordkeeping.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0406 Periodic testing of spill prevention equipment and containment sumps used for interstitial monitoring of piping and periodic inspection of overfill prevention equipment.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0407 Periodic operation and maintenance walkthrough inspections.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0501 General Requirements for all UST systems.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0502 Requirements for petroleum UST systems.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0503 Requirements for hazardous substance UST systems.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0504 Methods of release detection for tanks, except (c).\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0505 Methods of release detection for piping.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0506 Release detection recordkeeping.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0601 Reporting of suspected releases.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0602 Investigation due to off-site impacts.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0603 Release investigation and confirmation steps.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0604 Reporting and cleanup of spills and overfills.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0701 General.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0702 Initial response.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0703 Initial abatement measures and site check.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0704 Initial site characterization.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0705 Free product removal.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0706 Investigations for soil and groundwater cleanup.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0707 Corrective action plan.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0708 Public participation.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0801 Temporary closure.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0802 Permanent closure and change-in-service, except for “except that an UST system containing de minimis concentrations of a regulated substance shall meet the closure requirements of this Rule within 12 months of January 1, 1991.”\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0803 Assessing the site at closure or change-in-service.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0804 Applicability to previously closed UST Systems.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0805 Closure records.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0901 General requirements, except “dispensers” in (d); and Note to Paragraph (e).\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0902 Notification.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0903 Tanks.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0904 Piping.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0905 Containment sumps.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0906 Spill buckets.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .0907 National codes of practice and industry standards.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .1001 Definitions.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .1002 General requirements.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02N .1003 Additions, exceptions, and alternatives for UST systems with field-constructed tanks and airport hydrant systems.\nNorth Carolina Administrative Code, Title 15A-Environmental Quality; Chapter 2, Environmental Management; Subchapter 2O, Financial Responsibility Requirements for Owners and Operators of Underground Storage Tanks (2023):\n15A N.C.A.C. 02O .0101 General.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02O .0102 Financial responsibility.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02O .0203 Definitions.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02O .0204 Amount and scope of required financial responsibility.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02O .0302 Self insurance.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02O .0304 Insurance and risk retention group coverage.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02O .0308 Insurance pools.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02O .0402 Record keeping.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02O .0503 Incapacity of owner or operator or provider of assurance.\n15A N.C.A.C. 02O .0504 Replenishment.\nNorth Carolina Administrative Code, Title 15A-Environmental Quality; Chapter 2, Environmental Management; Subchapter 2P, Leaking Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Funds (2023):\n15A N.C.A.C. 02P .0302 Notification.\n(c) Copies of the North Carolina statutes and regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality, 217 West Jones Street, Raleigh, North Carolina, 27603 (physical address); 1646 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, North Carolina 27699-1646 (mailing address); Phone number: (919) 707-8200; website: https://www.deq.nc.gov/about/divisions/waste-management/underground-storage-tanks-section/underground-storage-tanks-rules.\nNorth Dakota\n(a) The regulatory provisions include: North Dakota Administrative Code (NDAC), Chapter 33.1-24-08, Technical Standards and Corrective Action Requirements for Owners and Operators of Underground Storage Tanks, as amended effective January 1, 2019:\nSection 33.1-24-08-01 Applicability (technical standards and corrective action).\nSection 33.1-24-08-02 Installation requirements for partially excluded underground storage tank systems.\nSection 33.1-24-08-03 Definitions (technical standards, delivery prohibition, and corrective action).\nSection 33.1-24-08-10 Performance standards for new underground storage tank systems.\nSection 33.1-24-08-11 Upgrading of existing underground storage tank systems.\nSection 33.1-24-08-12 Notification requirements.\nSection 33.1-24-08-20 Spill and overfill control.\nSection 33.1-24-08-21 Operation and maintenance of corrosion protection.\nSection 33.1-24-08-22 Compatibility.\nSection 33.1-24-08-23 Repairs allowed.\nSection 33.1-24-08-24 Reporting and recordkeeping.\nSection 33.1-24-08-25 Periodic testing of spill prevention equipment and containment sumps used for interstitial monitoring of piping and periodic inspection of overfill prevention equipment.\nSection 33.1-24-08-26 Periodic operation and maintenance walkthrough inspections.\nSection 33.1-24-08-30 General release detection requirements for all underground storage tank systems.\nSection 33.1-24-08-31 Release detection requirements for petroleum underground storage tank systems.\nSection 33.1-24-08-32 Release detection requirements for hazardous substance underground storage tank systems.\nSection 33.1-24-08-33 Methods of release detection for tanks.\nSection 33.1-24-08-34 Methods of release detection for piping.\nSection 33.1-24-08-35 Release detection recordkeeping.\nSection 33.1-24-08-38 Mechanisms for designating tanks ineligible for delivery.\nSection 33.1-24-08-39 Reclassifying ineligible tanks as eligible for delivery.\nSection 33.1-24-08-40 Reporting of suspected releases.\nSection 33.1-24-08-41 Investigation due to offsite impacts.\nSection 33.1-24-08-42 Release investigation and confirmation steps.\nSection 33.1-24-08-43 Reporting and cleanup of spills and overfills.\nSection 33.1-24-08-44 Unattended cardtrol facilities.\nSection 33.1-24-08-45 Operator designations and requirements for operator training.\nSection 33.1-24-08-46 Timing of operator training and reciprocity.\nSection 33.1-24-08-47 Operator retraining.\nSection 33.1-24-08-48 Operator training documentation.\nSection 33.1-24-08-50 General release response and corrective action for underground storage tank systems containing petroleum or hazardous substances.\nSection 33.1-24-08-51 Initial response.\nSection 33.1-24-08-52 Initial abatement measures and site check.\nSection 33.1-24-08-53 Initial site characterization.\nSection 33.1-24-08-54 Free product removal.\nSection 33.1-24-08-55 Investigations for soil and groundwater cleanup.\nSection 33.1-24-08-56 Corrective action plan.\nSection 33.1-24-08-60 Temporary closure.\nSection 33.1-24-08-61 Permanent closure and changes in service.\nSection 33.1-24-08-62 Assessing the site at closure or change in service.\nSection 33.1-24-08-63 Applicability to previously closed underground storage tank systems.\nSection 33.1-24-08-64 Closure records.\nSection 33.1-24-08-70 UST systems with field-constructed tanks and airport hydrant fuel distribution systems definitions.\nSection 33.1-24-08-71 General requirements.\nSection 33.1-24-08-72 Additions, exceptions, and alternatives for UST systems with field-constructed tanks and airport hydrant systems.\nSection 33.1-24-08-80 Applicability (financial responsibility).\nSection 33.1-24-08-81 Financial responsibility compliance dates.\nSection 33.1-24-08-82 Definitions (financial responsibility).\nSection 33.1-24-08-83 Amount and scope of required financial responsibility.\nSection 33.1-24-08-84 Allowable mechanisms and combinations of mechanisms.\nSection 33.1-24-08-85 Financial test of self-insurance.\nSection 33.1-24-08-86 Guarantee.\nSection 33.1-24-08-87 Insurance and risk retention group coverage.\nSection 33.1-24-08-88 Surety bond.\nSection 33.1-24-08-89 Letter of credit.\nSection 33.1-24-08-92 Trust fund.\nSection 33.1-24-08-93 Standby trust fund.\nSection 33.1-24-08-94 Local government bond rating test.\nSection 33.1-24-08-95 Local government financial test.\nSection 33.1-24-08-96 Local government guarantee.\nSection 33.1-24-08-97 Local government fund.\nSection 33.1-24-08-98 Substitution of financial assurance mechanisms by owner or operator.\nSection 33.1-24-08-99 Cancellation or nonrenewal by a provider of financial assurance.\nSection 33.1-24-08-100 Reporting by owner or operator.\nSection 33.1-24-08-101 Recordkeeping.\nSection 33.1-24-08-102 Drawing on financial assurance mechanisms.\nSection 33.1-24-08-103 Release from requirements.\nSection 33.1-24-08-104 Bankruptcy or other incapacity of owner or operator or provider of financial assurance.\nSection 33.1-24-08-105 Replenishment of guarantees, letters of credit, or surety bonds.\nSection 33.1-24-08-115 Definitions (lender liability).\nSection 33.1-24-08-120 Participation in management (lender liability).\nSection 33.1-24-08-125 Ownership of an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system or facility or property on which an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system ss located (lender liability).\nSection 33.1-24-08-130 Operating an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system (lender liability).\nAppendix I.\nAppendix II Statement of Shipping Tickets and Invoices.\n(b) Copies of the North Dakota regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from North Dakota Legislative Council, Second Floor, State Capitol, 600 E Boulevard Avenue, Bismarck, North Dakota 58504; phone, 701-328-2916; website, https://www.legis.nd.gov/agency-rules/north-dakota-administrative-code.\nOklahoma\n(a) The regulatory provisions include:\nOklahoma Administrative Code, Title 165, effective August 25, 2016:\n1, Chapter 25 “Underground Storage Tanks”.\nSubchapter 1, General Provisions: Part 1, “Purpose”, Section 165:25-1-1; Part 3, “Definitions”, Section 165:25-1-11; Part 5, “Scope of Rules”, Sections 165:25-1-21, 165:25-1-23.1, and 165:25-1-24; Part 9, “Notification and Reporting Requirements”, Sections 165:25-1-41, 165:25-1-42, 165:25-1-48, 165:25-1-51; Part 11, “Recordkeeping”, 165:25-1-53 through 165:25-1-58, and 165:25-1-60; Part 19, “Operator Training”, Sections 165:25-1-120, 165:25-1-122 and 165:25-1-124.\nSubchapter 2, “General Requirements for Underground Storage Tank Systems”, Part 1, “Codes and Standards”, Sections 165:25-2-1, 165:25-2-2 and 165:25-2-4, Part 3, “Design and Installation”, Sections 165:25-2-31 through 165:25-2-33, 165:25-2-35 through 165:25-2-41, Part 5, “Protection Against Corrosion”, Sections 165:25-2-51, 165:25-2-52, 165:25-2-53 and 165:25-2-53.1, Part 6, “Piping”, Sections 165:25-2-55.1 and 165:25-2-55.2, Part 7, “Dispensers”, Sections 165:25-2-71, 165:25-2-72, 165:25-2-73, 165:25-2-75 and 165:25-2-76; Part 9, “Electrical”, Section 165:25-2-91; Part 11, ” Repairs to Underground Storage Tank Systems”, Section 165:25-2-111; Part 13 “Removal and Closure of Underground Storage Tank Systems”, Sections 165:25-2-131, and 165:25-2-133 through 165:25-2-138.\nSubchapter 3, “Release Prevention and Detection Requirements”: Part 1, Release Prohibition Requirements”, Section 165:25-3-1; Part 2, “Release Detection Requirements and Methods”, Sections 165:25-3-6.20 through 165:25-3-6.29; Part 3, “Release Investigation Requirements”, Sections 165:25-3-7.1 and 165:25-3-8; Part 15, “Corrective Action Requirements”, Section 165:25-3-70.\nSubchapter 5, “Upgrades”, Sections 165:25-5-1 through 165:25-5-4.\nSubchapter 6, “Special Requirements for Underground Storage Tank Systems Utilized by Airports Open to the Public”, Part 1, “General Application and Compliance Provisions”, Section 165:25-6-1; Part 3, “Codes and Standards”, Section 165:25-6-7; Part 5, “Dispense Requirements”, Sections 165:25-6-13, 165:25-6-14, 165:25-6-15 and 165:25-6-17; Part 7, “Tank Filling Procedures”, Section 165:25-6-21; Part 9, “Dispensing Procedures”, Sections 165:25-6-27 and 165:25-6-28; Part 11, “Miscellaneous Safety Requirements”, Sections 165:25-6-34 and 165:25-6-35.\nSubchapter 8, “Special Requirements for Underground Storage Tanks Utilized by Marinas”: Part 1, “General Application and Compliance Provisions”, Sections 165:25-8-1 and 165:25-8-2; Part 3, “Over-water Piping Requirements”, Sections 165:25-8-3 and 165:25-8-4; Part 5, “Dispenser Requirements”, Sections 165:25-8-14 through 165:25-8-17; Part 9, “Dispensing Procedures”, Section 165:25-8-29; Part 11, “Miscellaneous Safety Requirements, Sections 165:25-8-35 and 165:25-8-36.\nSubchapter 14, “Special Requirements for Underground Storage Tank Systems Utilized by Bulk Plant Facilities”: Part 1, “General Application and Compliance Provisions”, Section 165:25-14-1; Part 3, “Dispenser Requirements”, Section 165:25-14-7; Part 5, “Loading Facilities”, Sections 165:25-14-13 and 165:25-14-14; Part 7, “Tank Filling Procedures”, Section 165:25-14-20; Part 9, “Dispensing Procedures”, Sections 165:25-14-26 and 165:25-14-27.\n2. Chapter 27 “Indemnity Fund. Subchapter 1, “General Provisions”, Section 165:27-1-2; Subchapter 5, “Qualifications for Reimbursement”, Section 165:27-5-2; Subchapter 7, “Reimbursement”, Sections 165:27-7-2 and 165:27-7-6.\n3. Chapter 29 “Corrective Action of Petroleum Storage Tank Releases”:\nSubchapter 1, “General Provisions”: Part 1, “Purpose and Statutory Authority”, Sections 165:29-1-1 and 165:29-1-2; Part 3, “Definitions”, Section 165:29-1-11; Part 5, “Scope of Rules”, Section 165:29-1-21; Part 7, “National Industry Codes”, Sections 165:29-1-31 and 165:29-1-32;.\nSubchapter 3, “Release Prevention, Detection and Correction”: Part 1, “Release Prohibition, Reporting and Investigation”, Sections 165:29-3-1, 165:29-3-2 and 165:29-3-3; Part 3, “Removal and Closure of Petroleum Storage Tank Systems”, Section 165:29-3-65; Part 5, “Corrective Action Requirements”, Sections 165:29-3-71 through 165:29-3-76, Sections 165:29-3-78, 165:29-3-79, 165:29-3-80, 165:29-3-82 and 165:29-3-83.\n(b) Copies of the Oklahoma regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the State's Office of Administrative Rules, Secretary of State, P.O. Box 53390, Oklahoma City, OK 73152-3390; Phone number: 405-521-4911; website: https://www.sos.ok.gov/oar/Default.aspx.\nOregon\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Chapter 465, Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials I (Removal or Remedial Action Sections 465.200 through 465.425):\n465.200 Definitions for ORS 465.200 to 465.425 (except for Sections 465.200(5) through (11) and (17) defining terms contained in the dry cleaning requirements; (13) “facility” insofar as it applies to a facility that is not an underground storage tank; (16) “hazardous substance” insofar as it applies to hazardous wastes and any substance that is not otherwise defined as a hazardous substance pursuant to section 101(14) of the Federal Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act or that is not oil; (28) “underground storage tank” insofar as it includes any tank or piping that is excluded under ORS 466.710 and also any tank used to store heating oil for consumptive use on the premises where stored.)\n465.255 Strict liability for remedial action costs for injury or destruction of natural resource; limited exclusions (except insofar as this includes a person who is not an owner or operator of an underground storage tank and except insofar as the exclusions would exclude persons who would be liable under Section 9003(h)(6) of RCRA).\n(2) Chapter 466, Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials II (Oil Storage Tanks):\n466.706 Definitions for ORS 466.706 to 466.882 and 466.994 (except for the following definitions: Section 466.706(17) “regulated substance” insofar as it would include substances designated by the commission under subsection (c) that are not included under subsections (a) and (b) of this definition; (21) “underground storage tank” insofar as it includes any tank or piping that is excluded under ORS 466.710, and any tank used to store heating oil for consumptive use on the premises where stored.)\n466.710 Application of ORS 466.706 to 466.882 and 466.994\n466.740 Noncomplying installation prohibited\n466.743 Training on operation, maintenance and testing; rules\n466.765 Duty of owner or permittee of underground storage tank\n466.770 Corrective action required on contaminated site\n466.815 Financial responsibility of owner or permittee; rules; legislative review\n466.825 Strict liability of owner or permittee\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 340, Division 122 insofar as the following rules apply to a release from an underground storage tank, excluding tanks used to store heating oil for consumptive use on the premises where stored.\n340-122-0010 Purpose\n340-122-0030 Scope and Applicability\n340-122-0040 Standards\n340-122-0047 Generic remedies\n340-122-0050 Activities\n340-122-0070 Removal\n340-122-0071 Site Evaluation\n340-122-0072 Preliminary Assessments\n340-122-0073 Confirmation of Release\n340-122-0080 Remedial Investigation\n340-122-0084 Risk Assessment\n340-122-0085 Feasibility Study\n340-122-0090 Selection or Approval of the Remedial Action\n340-122-0100 Public Notice and Participation\n340-122-0110 Administrative Record\n340-122-0115 Definitions insofar as the definition applies to an underground storage tank, excluding tanks used to store heating oil for consumptive use on the premises where stored\n340-122-0120 Security Interest Exemption\n340-122-0205 Purpose\n340-122-0210 Definitions except insofar as the definition of “responsible person” includes a person who does not own or operate an underground storage tank\n340-122-0215 Scope and Applicability\n340-122-0217 Requirements and Remediation Options\n340-122-0218 Sampling and Analysis\n340-122-0220 Initial Response\n340-122-0225 Initial Abatement Measures and Site Check\n340-122-0230 Initial Site Characterization\n340-122-0235 Free Product Removal\n340-122-0240 Investigation for Magnitude and Extent of Contamination\n340-122-0243 Low-Impact Sites\n340-122-0244 Risk-Based Concentrations\n340-122-0250 Corrective Action Plan\n340-122-0252 Generic Remedies\n340-122-0260 Public Participation\n340-122-0320 Soil Matrix Cleanup Options\n340-122-0325 Evaluation of Matrix Cleanup Level\n340-122-0330 Evaluation Parameters\n340-122-0335 Numeric Soil Cleanup Standards\n340-122-0340 Sample Number and Location\n340-122-0345 Sample Collection Methods\n340-122-0355 Evaluation of Analytical Results\n340-122-0360 Reporting Requirements\n(2) Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 340, Division 142 insofar as the following rules apply to a release from an underground storage tank, excluding tanks used to store heating oil for consumptive use on the premises where stored.\n340-142-0001 Purpose and Scope\n340-142-0005 Definitions as Used in This Division Unless Otherwise Specified\n340-142-0030 Emergency Action\n340-142-0040 Required Reporting\n340-142-0050 Reportable Quantities\n340-142-0060 Cleanup Standards\n340-142-0070 Approval Required for Use of Chemicals\n340-142-0080 Disposal of Recovered Spill Materials\n340-142-0090 Cleanup Report\n340-142-0100 Sampling/Testing Procedures\n340-142-0130 Incident Management and Emergency Operations\n(3) Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 340, Division 150.\n340-150-0001 Purpose\n340-150-0006 Applicability and General Requirements\n340-150-0008 Exemptions and Deferrals\n340-150-0010 Definitions\n340-150-0020 UST General Permit Registration Certificate Required except insofar as this provision applies to a person who does not own or operate an underground storage tank and except insofar as the payment of fees is required\n340-150-0021 Termination of Temporary Permits\n340-150-0052 Modification of Registration Certificates for Changes in Ownership and Permittee except insofar as the payment of fees is required\n340-150-0080 Denial, Suspension or Revocation of General Permit Registration Certificates except insofar as this provision applies to a person who does not own or operate an underground storage tank\n340-150-0102 Termination of Registration Certificates\n340-150-0110 UST General Permit Registration, Annual Compliance and Other Fees except insofar as the payment of fees is required\n340-150-0135 General Requirements for Owners and Permittees\n340-150-0137 UST Systems with Field-Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrat Fuel Distribution Systems\n340-150-0140 Requirements for Sellers of USTs\n340-150-0156 Performance of UST Services by Owners or Permittees\n340-150-0160 General Permit Requirements for Installing an UST System except insofar as this provision applies to a person who does not own or operate an underground storage tank\n340-150-0163 General Permit Requirements for Operating an UST System except insofar as the payment of fees is required\n340-150-0167 General Permit Requirements for Temporary Closure of an UST System except insofar as the payment of fees is required\n340-150-0168 General Permit Requirements for Decommissioning an UST System by Permanent Closure except insofar as this provision applies to a person who does not own or operate an underground storage tank and except insofar as the payment of fees is required\n340-150-0180 Site Assessment Requirements for Permanent Closure or Change-in-Service\n340-150-0200 Training Requirements for UST System Operators and Emergency Response Information\n340-150-0210 Training Requirements for UST Operators\n340-150-0302 Installation of Used USTs\n340-150-0310 Spill and Overfill Prevention Equipment and Requirements\n340-150-0315 Priodic operation and maintenance walkthrough inspections\n340-150-0320 Corrosion Protection Performance Standards for USTs and Piping\n340-150-0325 Operation and Maintenance of Corrosion Protection\n340-150-0350 UST System Repairs\n340-150-0352 UST System Modifications and Additions\n340-150-0354 UST System Replacements\n340-150-0360 Requirements for Internally Lined USTs\n340-150-0400 General Release Detection Requirements for Petroleum UST Systems\n340-150-0410 Release Detection Requirements and Methods for Underground Piping\n340-150-0420 Release Detection Requirements for Hazardous Substance UST Systems\n340-150-0430 Inventory Control Method of Release Detection\n340-150-0435 Statistical Inventory Reconciliation Method of Release Detection\n340-150-0440 Manual Tank Gauging Release Detection Method\n340-150-0445 Tank Tightness Testing for Release Detection and Investigation\n340-150-0450 Automatic Tank Gauging Release Detection Method\n340-150-0465 Interstitial Monitoring Release Detection Method\n340-150-0470 Other Methods of Release Detection\n340-150-0500 Reporting Suspected Releases\n340-150-0510 Suspected Release Investigation and Confirmation Steps\n340-150-0520 Investigation Due to Off Site Impacts\n340-150-0540 Applicability to Previously Closed UST Systems\n340-150-0550 Definitions for OAR 340-150-0555 and 340-150-0560\n340-150-0555 Compliance Dates for USTs and Piping\n340-150-0560 Upgrading Requirements for Existing UST Systems\n(4) Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 340, Division 151\n340-151-0001 Purpose\n340-151-0010 Scope and Applicability\n340-151-0015 Adoption and Applicability of United States Environmental Protection Agency Regulations\n340-151-0020 Definitions\n340-151-0025 Oregon-Specific Financial Responsibility Requirements\nPennsylvania\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Pennsylvania Storage Tank and Spill Prevention Act of 1989, Public Law 169, No. 32.\n35 P.S. Section 6021.101. Short title.\n35 P.S. Section 6021.102. Legislative Findings.\n35 P.S. Section 6021.103. Definitions, except “Aboveground storage tank,” “Certified inspector,” paragraphs (1) and (2) of “Owner,” paragraph (3) of “Regulated substance,” “Small aboveground storage tank,” “Spill prevention and response plan,” “Stationary tank,” paragraph (13) of “Underground storage tank,” and “Monitoring system,” “Storage tank,” and “Storage tank facility” insofar as each definition includes aboveground storage tanks.\n35 P.S. Section 6021.109. Construction.\n35 P.S. Section 6021.501. Underground storage tank requirements, except subparagraphs (a)(1), (a)(8), (a)(12), (a)(15), (c)(1), (c)(3), subparagraph (c)(2) as to activities other than installation.\n35 P.S. Section 6021.502. Interim requirements and discontinued use, except paragraph (a).\n35 P.S. Section 6021.503. Registration, except paragraph (a) as to fees and insofar as excludes tanks not excluded by the Federal program, paragraph (c).\n35 P.S. Section 6021.701. Financial Responsibility, except paragraph (a) insofar as includes aboveground storage tanks.\n35 P.S. Section 6021.2102. Saved from Repeal, except insofar as includes aboveground storage tanks.\n35 P.S. Section 6021.2103. Severability.\n35 P.S. Section 6021.2104. Repeals.\n35 P.S. Section 6021.2105. Effective date.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\nPennsylvania Code, Chapter 245, Administration of the Storage Tank and Spill Prevention Programs\nSection 245.1. Definitions, except “Aboveground field constructed metallic tank,” “Aboveground manufactured metallic storage tank,” “Aboveground nonmetallic storage tank,” “Aboveground storage tank,” “Aboveground storage tank system,” “Certification categories,” “Certified company,” “Certified inspector,” “Certified installer” insofar as encompasses activities other than installation, “Environmental audit,” “In-service inspection,” “Out-of-service inspection,” subparagraphs (i) and (ii) of “Owner,” “Large aboveground storage tank,” “Large aboveground storage tank facility,” “Nontank handling project activities,” “Pressure vessel,” “Process vessel,” subparagraph (iii) of “Regulated substance,” “Responsible party” insofar as includes persons who are not owners or operators of underground storage tanks, “Small aboveground storage tank,” “Spill prevention response plan,” “Stationary tank,” subparagraph (xvii) of “Underground storage tank,” “Underground vault,” and subparagraph (ii) of “Change-in-service,” “Consumptive use,” “Emergency containment,” “Monitoring system,” “Storage tank,” “Storage tank facility,” and “Storage tank system” insofar as each definition includes aboveground storage tanks.\nSection 245.2. General.\nSection 245.21. Tank handling and inspection activities, except paragraph (a) as to aboveground storage tanks, paragraphs (b)-(c), paragraph (d) as to permits.\nSection 245.31. Underground storage tank tightness testing requirements, except paragraphs (a) and (f) insofar as each requires tests or evaluations be performed by a Department-certified individual, paragraph (e).\nSection 245.41. Tank Registration requirements, except paragraphs (a) and (e) as to fees, paragraph (b) as to aboveground storage tanks and insofar as excludes tanks not excluded by the Federal program, paragraphs (c)(7) and (d).\nSection 245.301. Purpose.\nSection 245.302. Scope.\nSection 245.304. Investigation and reporting of suspected releases.\nSection 245.305. Reporting releases, except paragraph (g).\nSection 245.306. Interim remedial actions, except paragraphs (b)(3) and (d).\nSection 245.307. Affected or diminished water supplies.\nSection 245.308. Onsite storage of contaminated soil.\nSection 245.309. Site characterization.\nSection 245.310. Site characterization report.\nSection 245.311. Remedial action plan.\nSection 245.312. Remedial action.\nSection 245.313. Remedial action completion report.\nSection 245.314. Professional seals.\nSection 245.401. Purpose.\nSection 245.402. Scope.\nSection 245.403. Applicability.\nSection 245.404. Variances.\nSection 245.405. Codes and Standards.\nSection 245.411. Inspection frequency, except paragraph (a) as to certified inspector.\nSection 245.421. Performance standards for underground storage tank systems.\nSection 245.422. Upgrading of existing underground storage tank systems, except subparagraph (b)(1)(ii) as to certified tank liner.\nSection 245.424. Standards for new field constructed tank systems, except paragraph (2).\nSection 245.425. Reuse of removed tanks, except paragraph (5).\nSection 245.431. Spill and overfill control.\nSection 245.432. Operation and maintenance including corrosion protection.\nSection 245.433. Compatibility.\nSection 245.434. Repairs allowed, except paragraph (1).\nSection 245.435. Reporting and recordkeeping.\nSection 245.436. Operator training, except paragraph (c)(5).\nSection 245.437. Periodic testing.\nSection 245.438. Periodic operation and maintenance walkthrough inspections.\nSection 245.441. General requirements for underground storage tank systems, except subparagraphs (a)(3)(i) and (ii).\nSection 245.442. Periodic monitoring requirements for petroleum underground storage tank systems.\nSection 245.443. Requirements for hazardous substance underground storage tank systems.\nSection 245.444. Methods of release detection for tanks.\nSection 245.445. Methods of release detection for piping.\nSection 245.446. Release detection recordkeeping.\nSection 245.451. Temporary removal from service (out-of-service).\nSection 245.452. Permanent closure and changes-in-service.\nSection 245.453. Assessing the site at closure or change-in-service.\nSection 245.454. Applicability to previously closed underground storage tank systems.\nSection 245.455. Closure records.\nSection 245.701. Purpose.\nSection 245.702. Scope.\nSection 245.703. Owner or operator financial responsibility.\nSection 245.704. General requirements.\nSection 245.705. Owner and operator liability.\nSection 245.706. Underground storage tanks not covered by USTIF.\nSection 245.707. Coverage amounts for financial responsibility.\nSection 245.708. Failure to maintain financial responsibility.\nPuerto Rico\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n1. Public Policy Environmental Act of 1970, Act Number 9, June 18, 1970, as amended, 12 Laws of Puerto Rico Annotated (L.P.R.A.) § 1121 et seq.\n(1) Section 1121—Short title\n(2) Section 1122—Purpose\n(3) Section 1123—Declaration of policy\n(4) Section 1124—Interpretation of legal provisions\n(5) Section 1125—Duties of governmental agencies\n(6) Section 1126—Savings clause\n(7) Section 1127—Complementary character\n(8) Section 1128—Annual report of Governor\n(9) Section 1129—Creation of Board; composition; term\n(10) Section 1130—Duties of Chairman\n(11) Section 1130A—Consulting Council\n(12) Section 1131—Functions and duties [Except paragraphs (10), (12), (19), (22), (23), (25), (26), (29), and (30), insofar as they outline enforcement authorities; paragraph (13), insofar as it addresses enforcement authorities, permit and license requirements and associated fees, as well as the NPDES and UIC programs; and paragraph (34), insofar as it relates solely to the solid and hazardous waste programs.]\n(13) Section 1133—Consultation and use of facilities\n(14) Section 1135—Character of Board for federal purposes [Except insofar as it addresses permit requirements.]\n(15) Section 1135A—Administration of the Puerto Rico Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund\n(16) Section 1137—Confidential documents\n(17) Section 1138—Effectiveness of previous documents [Except insofar as it addresses permit and licensing requirements.]\n(18) Section 1140—Limitations\n(19) Section 1141—Definitions\n(20) Section 1142—Powers [Except insofar as (b)(5) sets forth enforcement authorities.]\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n1. Underground Storage Tank Control Regulations, Regulation Number 4362, promulgated by the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Environmental Quality Board on November 7, 1990.\na. Part I—Program Scope and Interim Prohibition.\n(1) Rule 101—Program Scope\n(2) Rule 102—Purpose\n(3) Rule 103—Applicability\n(4) Rule 104—Interim Prohibition for Deferred UST Systems\n(5) Rule 105—Definitions and Abbreviations [Except insofar as the Puerto Rico definition of “Underground Storage Tank or UST” does not exclude from regulation heating oil tanks used for storing heating oil for consumptive use on the premises where stored.]\nb. Part II—UST Systems: Design, Construction, Installation, and Notification.\n(1) Rule 201—Performance Standards for New UST Systems\n(2) Rule 202—Upgrading of Existing UST Systems\n(3) Rule 203—Notification Requirements\nc. Part III—General Operating Requirements.\n(1) Rule 301—Spill and Overfill Control\n(2) Rule 302—Operation and Maintenance of Corrosion Protection\n(3) Rule 303—Compatibility\n(4) Rule 304—Repairs Allowed\n(5) Rule 305—Reporting and Recordkeeping\nd. Part IV—Release Detection.\n(1) Rule 401—General Requirements for all UST Systems\n(2) Rule 402—Requirements for Petroleum UST Systems\n(3) Rule 403—Requirements for Hazardous Substance UST Systems\n(4) Rule 404—Methods of Release Detection for Tanks\n(5) Rule 405—Methods of Release Detection for Piping\n(6) Rule 406—Release Detection Recordkeeping\ne. Part V—Release Reporting and Investigation.\n(1) Rule 501—Reporting of Suspected Releases\n(2) Rule 502—Investigation Due to Off-site Impacts\n(3) Rule 503—Release Investigation and Confirmation Steps\n(4) Rule 504—Reporting and Cleanup of Spills and Overfills\nf. Part VI—Release Response and Corrective Action for UST Systems Containing Petroleum or Hazardous Substances.\n(1) Rule 601—General\n(2) Rule 602—Initial Response\n(3) Rule 603—Initial Abatement Measures and Site Check [Except insofar as 603(A)(5) requires owners and operators to obtain permits or franchises for drilling and installation of groundwater monitoring and/or extraction wells.]\n(4) Rule 604—Initial Site Characterization\n(5) Rule 605—Free Product Removal [Except insofar as 605(A) and 605 (D)(6) require owners and operators to obtain permits or franchises for drilling and installation of water monitoring and/or extraction wells.]\n(6) Rule 606—Investigation for Soil and Groundwater Clean-up\n(7) Rule 607—Corrective Action Plan\n(8) Rule 608—Public Participation\ng. Part VII—Out-Of-Service UST Systems and Closure.\n(1) Rule 701—Temporary Closure\n(2) Rule 702—Permanent Closure and Changes-in-Service\n(3) Rule 703—Assessing the Site at Closure or Change-in-Service\n(4) Rule 704—Applicability to Previously Closed UST Systems\n(5) Rule 705—Closure Methods\nh. Part VIII—Notification Requirements and Procedures.\n(1) Rule 801—Notification of Underground Storage System\n(2) Rule 802—Notification Requirements\n(3) Rule 803—Notification Responsibility\n(4) Rule 804—UST Notification Identification Number\n(5) Rule 805—Changes to Facility Notification Data\ni. Part IX—Financial Responsibility Requirements.\n(1) Rule 901—Applicability\n(2) Rule 902—Compliance Dates\n(3) Rule 903—Definition of Terms\n(4) Rule 904—Amount and Scope of Required Financial Responsibility\n(5) Rule 905—Allowable Mechanisms and Combinations of Mechanisms\n(6) Rule 906—Financial Test of Self-Insurance\n(7) Rule 907—Guarantee\n(8) Rule 908—Insurance and Risk Retention Group Coverage\n(9) Rule 909—Surety Bond\n(10) Rule 910—Letter of Credit\n(11) Rule 911—Trust Fund\n(12) Rule 912—Standby Trust Fund\n(13) Rule 913—Substitution of Financial Assurance Mechanisms by Owner or Operator\n(14) Rule 914—Cancellation or Nonrenewal by a Provider of Financial Assurance\n(15) Rule 915—Reporting by Owner or Operator\n(16) Rule 916—Recordkeeping\n(17) Rule 917—Drawing on Financial Assurance Mechanisms\n(18) Rule 918—Release from the Requirements\n(19) Rule 919—Bankruptcy or Other Incapacity of Owner or Operator of Provider of Financial Assurance\n(20) Rule 920—Replenishment of Guarantees, Letters of Credit, or Surety Bonds\n(21) Rule 921—Suspension of Enforcement\nj. Part X—General Provisions.\n(1) Rule 1001—Amendments to this Regulation\n(2) Rule 1002—Monitoring, Recordkeeping, Reporting, Sampling, and Testing Methods\n(3) Rule 1003—Malfunction or Non-compliance, Reporting\n(4) Rule 1004—Confidentiality of Information\n(5) Rule 1006—Public Notice and Public Hearings\n(6) Rule 1009—Public Nuisance\n(7) Rule 1011—Overlapping or Inconsistent Provisions\n(8) Rule 1012—Derogation\n(9) Rule 1013—Separability Clause\n(10) Rule 1014—Effectiveness\nk. Part XI—General Prohibitions.\n(1) Rule 1101—Purpose, Scope and Applicability\n(2) Rule 1102—General Prohibitions\nRhode Island\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n1. Rhode Island General Laws, Title 42: State Affairs and Government; Chapter 42-17.1, Department of Environmental Management; Section 42-17.1-2, Powers and Duties.\n(31) standards for the quality of air, and water, and the location, design, construction, and operation of all underground storage facilities used for storing petroleum products or hazardous materials.\n2. Rhode Island General Laws, Title 46: Waters and Navigation; Chapter 46-12. Water Pollution; Section 46-12-3, Powers and Duties of the Director.\n(4) accepting and administering loans and grants.\n(21) standards for location, design, construction, maintenance, and operation of underground storage facilities used for storing petroleum products or hazardous materials to prevent, abate, and remedy the discharge of petroleum products and hazardous materials into the waters of the state.\n(22) promulgate regulations for monitoring wells.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n1. Rhode Island Rules and Regulations for Underground Storage Facilities Used for Regulated Substances and Hazardous Materials, 250-RICR-140-25-1, (effective November 20, 2018)\nSection 1.1 Purpose.\nSection 1.2. Authority.\nSection 1.3 Incorporated Materials.\nSection 1.4 Applicability, except (E) and (G).\nSection 1.5 Definitions.\nSection 1.6 Administrative Findings.\nSection 1.7 Facility Registration.\nSection 1.8 Financial Responsibility, except (D).\nSection 1.10 Minimum UST Operation and Maintenance Requirements, except (C), (D), and (F)(4) and (T).\nSection 1.11 New and Replacement UST System Requirements, except (B)(1-3) and (5), (C)(1), (J)(1), and (L)(2).\nSection 1.12 Facility Modifications or Repairs, except (A).\nSection 1.13 Maintaining Records.\nSection 1.14 Leak and Spill Response.\nSection 1.15 Closure, except (D)(5).\nSection 1.16 Approval of Tank and/or Line Tightness Tests, Leak Detection Methods and Licensing Requirements, except (B), (D), (E), (F), (G) and (H).\nSection 1.17 Signatories to Registration and Closure Applications.\nSection 1.18 Transfer of Certificates of Registration and Closure.\nSouth Carolina\n(A) The statutory provisions include:\nState Underground Petroleum Environmental Response Bank Act (SUPERB) of 1988, S.C. Code Ann. sections 44-2-10 to 44-2-150 (2010):\n44-2-10 Short Title.\n44-2-20 Definitions.\n44-2-70 Financial responsibility of underground storage tank owners and operators; except the first sentence of (B).\n44-2-80 Release of regulated substance; containment, removal, and abatement.\n(B) The regulatory provisions include:\nSouth Carolina Underground Storage Tank Control Regulations, R.61-92 (2017):\n280.10 Applicability, except (d).\n280.11 Installation requirements for partially excluded UST systems.\n280.12 Definitions.\n280.20 Performance standards for new UST systems, except for the text “obtain permits in accordance with section 280.23 and” in the introductory paragraph, and the text “on the Permit to Operate application form in accordance with Section 280.23” in (f).\n280.21 Upgrading of Existing UST systems.\n280.22 Notification requirements, except (h) and (i).\n280.24 Testing.\n280.25 Secondary containment required.\n280.30 Spill and overfill control.\n280.31 Operation and maintenance of corrosion protection.\n280.32 Compatibility.\n280.33 Repairs allowed.\n280.34 Reporting and recordkeeping.\n280.35 Periodic testing of spill prevention equipment and containment sumps used for interstitial monitoring of piping and periodic inspection of overfill prevention equipment.\n280.36 Periodic operation and maintenance walkthrough inspections.\n280.40 General requirements for all UST systems.\n280.41 Requirements for petroleum UST systems.\n280.42 Requirements for hazardous substance UST systems.\n280.43 Methods of release detection for tanks.\n280.44 Methods of release detection for piping.\n280.45 Release detection recordkeeping.\n280.50 Reporting of suspected releases.\n280.51 Investigation due to off-site impacts.\n280.52 Release investigation and confirmation steps.\n280.53 Reporting and cleanup of spills and overfills.\n280.60 General.\n280.61 Initial response.\n280.62 Initial abatement measures and site check.\n280.63 Initial site characterization.\n280.64 Free product removal.\n280.65 Investigations for soil and ground-water cleanup.\n280.66 Corrective action plan.\n280.70 Temporary closure.\n280.71 Permanent closure and changes-in-service.\n280.72 Assessing the site at closure or change-in-service.\n280.73 Applicability to previously closed UST systems.\n280.74 Closure records.\n280.90 Applicability.\n280.91 Compliance dates.\n280.92 Definition of terms.\n280.93 Amount and scope of required financial responsibility.\n280.94 Allowable mechanisms and combinations of mechanisms.\n280.95 Financial test of self-assurance.\n280.96 Guarantee.\n280.97 Insurance and risk retention group coverage.\n280.98 Surety Bond.\n280.99 Letter of credit.\n280.100 Use of state-required mechanism [Reserved].\n280.101 State fund or other state assurance, except (b) through (e).\n280.102 Trust Fund.\n280.103 Standby trust fund.\n280.104 Local government bond rating test.\n280.105 Local government financial test.\n280.106 Local government guarantee.\n280.107 Local government fund.\n280.108 Substitution of financial assurance mechanisms by owner or operator.\n280.109 Cancellation or non-renewal by a provider of financial assurance.\n280.110 Reporting by owner or operator.\n280.111 Recordkeeping.\n280.112 Drawing on financial assurance mechanisms.\n280.113 Release from the requirements.\n280.114 Bankruptcy or other incapacity of owner or operator or provider of financial assurance.\n280.115 Replenishment of guarantees, letters of credit, or surety bonds.\n280.116 Suspension of enforcement [Reserved].\n280.200 Definitions.\n280.210 Participation in management.\n280.220 Ownership of an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system or facility or property on which an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system is located.\n280.230 Operating an underground storage tank or underground storage tank system.\n280.240 General requirement for all UST systems, except (b).\n280.241 Designation of Class A, B, and C operators.\n280.242 Requirements for operator training.\n280.243 Timing of operator training.\n280.244 Retraining.\n280.245 Documentation.\n280.250 Definitions.\n280.251 General Requirements.\n280.252 Additions, exceptions, and alternatives for UST systems with field-constructed tanks and airport hydrant systems.\n(C) Copies of the South Carolina statutes and regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the South Carolina State Register, 223 Blatt Building, 1105 Pendleton Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29201; Phone number: (803) 212-4500; website: https://www.scstatehouse.gov/.\nSouth Dakota\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) South Dakota Codified Laws (2021), Title 34A Environmental Protection, Chapter 2 Water Pollution Control: Section 98 Underground Storage Tanks: section 34A-2-98(5) Definition “underground storage tank.”\n(2) [Reserved]\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Administrative Rules of South Dakota (April 19, 2021), Title 74 Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Article 56 Storage facilities—remediation:\nChapter 74:56:01 Underground Storage Tanks:\nSections 74:56:01:01 Definitions; 74:56:01:02 Underground storage tank defined; 74:56:01:03 Applicability; 74:56:01:04 Performance standards for new UST systems—General requirements; 74:56:01:05 Performance standards for new UST systems—Tanks; 74:56:01:06 Performance standards for new UST systems—Piping; 74:56:01:07 Performance standards for new UST systems—Spill and overfill protection; 74:56:01:08 Performance standards for new UST systems—Installation requirements and submission of proof of compliance with requirements; 74:56:01:09 Upgrading of existing UST systems—General requirements and deadlines; 74:56:01:10 Upgrading of existing USTs—Specific requirements; 74:56:01:10.01 Replacement of existing UST systems—Tanks; 74:56:01:10.02 Replacement of existing UST systems—Piping; 74:56:01:10.03 Installation of under-dispenser sumps; 74:56:01:11 Notification requirements for UST systems; 74:56:01:12 Completion of certification of compliance form for UST systems; 74:56:01:13 Spill and overfill control; 74:56:01:14 Operation and maintenance of cathodic protection; 74:56:01:15 Operation and maintenance of cathodic protection—Criteria for taking tests; 74:56:01:16 Operation and maintenance of cathodic protection—Recordkeeping; 74:56:01:17 Compatibility; 74:56:01:18 Repairs allowed—General requirements; 74:56:01:19 Repairs allowed—Lining; 74:56:01:20 Repairs allowed—Fiberglass-reinforced plastic tank systems; 74:56:01:21 Repairs allowed—Piping; 74:56:01:22 Repairs allowed—Recordkeeping; 74:56:01:23 Maintenance and availability of records; 74:56:01:23.01 Periodic testing of spill prevention equipment and containment sumps—General requirements; 74:56:01:23.02 Periodic operation and maintenance walkthrough inspections; 74:56:01:24 Release detection for all UST systems—General requirements and deadlines; 74:56:01:25 Release detection requirements for regulated substance UST systems—Excluding hazardous substances; 74:56:01:26 Release detection requirements—Tank tightness testing and inventory reconciliation; 74:56:01:27 Release detection requirements—Vapor monitoring; 74:56:01:28 Release detection requirements—Groundwater monitoring; 74:56:01:29 Release detection requirements—Automatic tank monitoring; 74:56:01:30 Release detection requirements—Secondary containment with interstitial monitoring; 74:56:01:31 Release detection requirements—Manual tank monitoring; 74:56:01:32 Release detection requirements—Hazardous substance UST systems; 74:56:01:33 Release detection requirements—Other; 74:56:01:34 Release detection requirements for pressure piping; 74:56:01:35 Release detection requirements for suction piping; 74:56:01:36 Release detection requirements for piping—Regulated hazardous substances; 74:56:01:38 Recordkeeping; 74:56:01:38.01 Training of owners and operators; 74:56:01:40 Reporting of suspected releases; 74:56:01:41 Reporting of spills and overfills; 74:56:01:42 Release investigation and confirmation; 74:56:01:43 Off-site impacts and source investigation; 74:56:01:44 General requirements for corrective action for releases from UST systems; 74:56:01:45 Initial abatement requirements and procedures for releases from UST systems; 74:56:01:46 Additional abatement requirements for hazardous substances; 74:56:01:47 Free product removal; 74:56:01:48 Additional site investigation for releases from UST systems; 74:56:01:49 Soil and groundwater cleanup for releases from UST systems; 74:56:01:51 Reporting of hazardous substance releases from UST systems; 74:56:01:52 Temporary removal from use; 74:56:01:53 Temporary closure; 74:56:01:54 Permanent closure; 74:56:01:55 Postclosure requirements; and 74:56:01:57 Field constructed tanks/airport hydrant systems.\nChapter 74:56:02 Financial responsibility:\nSections 74:56:02:01 Applicability; 74:56:02:02 Definitions; and 74:56:02:03 Financial responsibility and lender liability rules.\n(2) [Reserved]\n(c) Copies of the South Dakota statutes and regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the South Dakota Legislative Research Council, 3rd Floor, State Capitol, 500 East Capitol Avenue, Pierre, South Dakota 57501-5070; Phone number: 605-773-3251; email: LRC@sdlegislature.gov; website: https://sdlegislature.gov.\nTennessee\n(A) The statutory provisions include:\nTennessee Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Act (the UST Act) of 1988, Tenn. Code Ann. sections 68-215-101 to 68-215-204 (2018):\n68-215-101 Short Title.\n68-215-103 Definitions, except (17)(A)(iii) and (iv).\n68-215-104 Prohibitions, except (3) and (4).\n68-215-105 Minimum standards.\n68-215-106 Notice; certificates and certification; except (a)(6), (b)(1), (b)(2), and (c) through (f).\n68-215-107 Supervision; orders; enforcement; rules and regulations; except (a) through (g)(1).\n68-215-110 Fund; environmental assurance fee; except (b) through (h).\n68-215-112 Repealed.\n68-215-113 Repealed.\n68-215-124 Exemptions.\n68-215-128 Obsolete.\n68-215-130 Repealed.\n68-215-201 Definitions.\n68-215-202 Ownership of petroleum site or petroleum underground storage tank or property on which a petroleum site or petroleum underground tank is located.\n68-215-203 Operation prior to and after foreclosure.\n68-215-204 Participation in the management.\n(B) The regulatory provisions include:\nTennessee's Underground Storage Tank Regulations, Tenn. Comp. R. \u0026 Regs. 0400-18-01-.01 to .17 (2018):\n0400-18-01-.01 Program Scope, Definitions, and Proprietary Information Applicability; except (4)1.(iii) and (iv) of the definition for “Responsible party” and (5).\n0400-18-01-.02 UST Systems: Installation and Operation; except (1)(a)2. and (4)(c)6.(ii)(II)IV.\n0400-18-01-.03 Notifications, Reporting, and Record Keeping.\n0400-18-01-.04 Release Detection; except (1)(e).\n0400-18-01-.05 Release Reporting, Investigation, and Confirmation; except (1)(b) and (c).\n0400-18-01-.06 Petroleum Release Response, Remediation, and Risk Management; except for the text “The fund shall not reimburse the owner, operator, and/or other responsible party of petroleum UST system for the cost of generating duplicate data” in (2)(b)1. Also, except (3)(f), (7)(c), and (11)(b) and (c).\n0400-18-01-.07 Out-of-Service UST Systems and Closure; as to Appendix 0400-18-01-.07-A, except for the text “transport and” in (4)(a). Also, except (4)(e).\n0400-18-01-.08 Financial Responsibility; except (5)(a), (5)(b), (20), and (21).\n0400-18-01-.12 Indicia of Ownership; except (3) and (4).\n0400-18-01-.13 Reserved.\n0400-18-01-.16 Certified Operator Program.\n0400-18-01-.17 UST Systems with Field-Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrant Systems.\n(C) Copies of the Tennessee statutes and regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Division of Underground Storage Tanks, William R. Snodgrass Tennessee Tower, 12th Floor, 312 Rosa L. Parks Ave., Nashville, TN 37243; Phone number: (615) 532-0730; website: https://www.tn.gov/environment/program-areas/ust-underground-storage-tanks/ust/act-rules-and-policies.html.\nTexas\n(a) The regulatory provisions include:\n1. Texas Administrative Code, Title 30, Part I. Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Chapter 37 Financial Assurance, as amended effective through May 31, 2018:\nSubchapter I. Financial Assurance for Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Systems\nSection 37.801 Applicability\nSection 37.802 Definitions\nSection 37.815 Amount and Scope of Required Financial Assurance\nSection 37.820 Allowable Mechanisms and Combinations of Mechanisms\nSection 37.825 Financial Test of Self-Insurance\nSection 37.830 Guarantee\nSection 37.835 Insurance and Risk Retention Group Coverage\nSection 37.840 Surety Bond\nSection 37.845 Letter of Credit\nSection 37.850 Trust Fund\nSection 37.855 Standby Trust Fund\nSection 37.860 Substitution of Financial Assurance Mechanisms by Owner or Operator\nSection 37.865 Cancellation or Non-Renewal by a Provider of Financial Assurance\nSection 37.867 Duty to Empty Tanks After Termination of Financial Assurance\nSection 37.870 Reporting, Registration, and Certification\nSection 37.875 Financial Assurance Recordkeeping\nSection 37.880 Drawing on Financial Assurance Mechanisms\nSection 37.885 Release from the Requirements\nSection 37.890 Bankruptcy or Other Incapacity of Owner or Operator or Provider of Financial Assurance\nSection 37.895 Replenishment of Guarantees, Letters of Credit or Surety Bonds\n2. Texas Administrative Code, Title 30, Part I. Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Chapter 334 Underground and Aboveground Storage Tanks; effective May 31, 2018:\nSubchapter A. General Provisions:\n\u003eSection 334.1 “Purpose and Applicability”\nSection 334.2 “Definitions” (except as they apply to aboveground storage tanks (ASTs))\nSection 334.3 “Exemptions for Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) and UST Systems”\nSection 334.4 “Exclusions for Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) and UST Systems”\nSection 334.5 “General Prohibitions for Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) and UST Systems”\nSection 334.6 “Construction Notification for Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) and UST Systems”\nSection 334.7 “Registration for Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) and UST Systems”\nSection 334.8 “Certification for Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) and UST Systems”\nSection 334.10 “Reporting and Recordkeeping”\nSection 334.12 “Other General Provisions”\nSection 334.15 “Limits on Liability of Lender” (except as it applies to aboveground storage tanks (ASTs))\nSection 334.16 “Limits on Liability of Corporate Fiduciary”\nSection 334.18 “Limits on Liability of Taxing Unit” (except as it applies to aboveground storage tanks (ASTs))\nSubchapter C. Technical Standards:\nSection 334.41 “Applicability”\nSection 334.42 “General Standards”\nSection 334.43 “Variances and Alternative Procedures”\nSection 334.44 “Implementation Schedules”\nSection 334.45 “Technical Standards for New Underground Storage Tank Systems”\nSection 334.46 “Installation Standards for New Underground Storage Tank Systems”\nSection 334.47 “Technical Standards for Existing Underground Storage Tank Systems”\nSection 334.48 “General Operating and Management Requirements”\nSection 334.49 “Corrosion Protection”\nSection 334.50 “Release Detection”\nSection 334.51 “Spill and Overfill Prevention and Control”\nSection 334.52 “Underground Storage Tank System Repairs and Relining”\nSection 334.53 “Reuse of Used Tanks”\nSection 334.54 “Temporary Removal from Service”\nSection 334. 55 “Permanent Removal from Service”\nSection 334.56 “Change to Exempt or Excluded Status”\nSubchapter D. Release Reporting and Corrective Action:\nSection 334.71 “Applicability and Deadlines”\nSection 334.72 “Reporting of Suspected Releases”\nSection 334.73 “Investigation Due to Off-Site Impacts”\nSection 334.74 “Release Investigation and Confirmation Steps”\nSection 334.75 “Reporting and Cleanup of Surface Spills and Overfills”\nSection 334.76 “Initial Response to Releases”\nSection 334.77 “Initial Abatement Measures and Site Check”\nSection 334.78 “Site Assessment”\nSection 334.79 “Removal of Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (NAPLs)”\nSection 334.80 “Investigation of Soil and Groundwater Cleanup”\nSection 334.81 “Corrective Action Plan”\nSection 334.84 “Corrective Action by the Agency”\nSection 334.85 “Management of Wastes”\nSubchapter J. Leaking Petroleum Storage Tank Corrective Action Specialist Registration and Project Manager Licensing:\nSection 334.451 “Applicability of Subchapter J”\nSection 334.454 “Exception for Emergency Abatement Actions”\nSection 334.455 “Notice to Owner or Operator”\nSubchapter N. Operator Training:\nSection 334.601 “Purpose and Applicability”\nSection 334.602 “Designation and Training of Classes of Operators”\nSection 334.603 “Acceptable Operator Training and Certification Processes”\nSection 334.604 “Operator Training Deadlines”\nSection 334.605 “Operator Training Frequency”\nSection 334.606 “Documentation of Operator Training”\n(b) Copies of the Texas UST regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from Thomson Reuters, 610 Opperman Drive, Eagan, MN 55123; Phone: 1-888-728-7677; website: http://legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com; or the Texas Secretary of State office website at https://texreg.sos.state.tx.us/public/readtac$ext.ViewTAC?tac_view=4\u0026ti=30\u0026pt=1\u0026ch=334.\nUtah\n(a) The statutory provisions include: Utah Code, Title 19: “Environmental Quality Code,” Chapter 1, “General Provisions, Part 2, Powers,” (May 8, 1991) and Chapter 6, “Hazardous Substances, Part 4, Underground Storage Tank Act” (May 8, 2018):\nSection 19-1-203, Representatives of department authorized to enter regulated premises.\nSection 19-6-402, Definitions, except (3), (4), (8), (9), (11), (14), (15), (20), (23) and (26).\nSection 19-6-402.5, Retroactive effect.\nSection 19-6-403, Powers and duties of board, except (1)(a)(i), (1)(a)(vi) and (1)(a)(vii).\nSection 19-6-404, Powers and duties of director, except 2(c), 2(f), 2(j) and 2(m).\nSection 19-6-407, Underground storage tank registration—Change of ownership or operation—civil penalty, except (2) and (3).\nSection 19-6-413, Tank tightness test—Action required after testing.\nSection 19-6-420 Abatement actions—Corrective actions, except (1) through (3)(b), (4)(a), (5)(b) and (c), (6), and 9(b).\n(b) Administrative Rules of the State of Utah, Title 311 Environmental Quality, Environmental Response and Remediation, Utah Administrative Code (April 1, 2018):\n(1) Section R311-200-1, Underground Storage Tanks: Definitions, except (b)(2), (b)(5), (b)(6), (b)(7), (b)(10), (b)(11), (b)(12), (b)(13), (b)(20), (b)(22), (b)(28), (b)(34), (b)(38), (b)(44), (b)(45), (b)(49), (b)(51), (b)(55), (b)(56), (b)(58), and (b)(59).\nSection R311-201-1, Underground Storage Tanks: Definitions, except those definitions listed as excepted under R311-200-1.\nSection R311-201-12, Underground Storage Tanks: Certification Programs and UST Operator Training, UST Operator Training and Registration, except (d)(2) and (f).\nSection R311-202-1, Federal Underground Storage Tank Regulations, Incorporation by reference, except (a), (b), (c), and (d).\nSection R311-203-1, Underground Storage Tanks: Technical Standards, Definitions, except those definitions listed as excepted under R311-200-1.\nSection R311-203-2, Notification.\nSection R311-203-3, New installations, permits, except (b), (c), and (g).\nSection R311-203-5, UST testing requirements.\nSection R311-203-6, Secondary containment and under-dispenser containment.\nSection R311-203-7, Operator inspections.\nSection R311-203-8, Unattended facilities.\nSection R311-204-1, Underground Storage Tanks: Closure and Remediation, Definitions, except those definitions listed as excepted under R311-200-1.\nSection R311-204-2, Underground Storage Tank Closure Plan.\nSection R311-204-3, Disposal.\nSection R311-204-4, Closure notice.\nSection R311-205-1, Underground Storage Tanks: Site Assessment Protocol, Definitions, except those definitions listed as excepted under R311-200-1.\nSection R311-205-2, Site assessment protocol.\nSection R311-206-1, Underground Storage Tanks: Certificate of Compliance and Financial Assurance Mechanisms, Definitions, except those definitions listed as excepted under R311-200-1.\nSection R311-206-2, Declaration of financial assurance mechanisms, except (a)(1), (b), and (c).\nSection R311-206-3, Requirements for issuance of certificates of compliance, except (7) and (8).\nSection R311-206-5, Requirements for owners and operators demonstrating financial assurance by other methods, except (b) and (b)(2).\nSection R311-206-8, Delivery prohibition, except (a)(1)—(4) and (f)(1)(A).\n(c) Copies of the Utah regulations that are incorporated by reference are available from the Utah's Office of Administrative Rules, Office Coordinator, P.O. Box 141007, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-1007; Phone number: 801-538-3003; website: https://rules.utah.gov/publications/utah-adm-code/.\nVermont\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n1. Title 10 Vermont Statutes Annotated, Chapter 59, Underground and Aboveground Liquid Storage Tanks\nSection 1921. Purpose; Section 1922. Definitions; Section 1923. Notice of new or existing underground storage tanks; Section 1924. Integrity report; Section 1926. Unused and abandoned tanks; Section 1927. Regulation of category one tanks, except (a) and (d); Section 1928. Regulation of farm and residential large motor fuel tanks; Section 1930. Implementation; coordination, except (b) and (c).\n2. Title 10 Vermont Statutes Annotated, Chapter 159, Waste Management\nSection 6602. Definitions, 6602(1), (6), (16)(A)(i), (ii) and (iv), (17), (23), (34); Section 6615. Liability, 6615(g); Section 6615a. Diligent and appropriate investigation for hazardous materials; Section 6615b. Corrective action procedures; Section 6616. Release prohibition; Section 6617. Person responsible for release; notice to Agency.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n1. Code of Vermont Rules 12-032-004. CHAPTER 8—Vermont Underground Storage Tank Rules (Effective October 26, 2020)\nSubchapter 1: General Provisions, Section 8-101. Authority; Section 8-102. Purpose and Applicability, except “install, remove, repair, or test”; Section 8-103. Release Prohibition, Reporting, Emergency Response, except (b) “owner of the land on which the underground storage tank system is located, transporter of fuel, etc.” and (g); Section 8-104. Signatories to Permits and Reports; Section 8-105. Incorporation by Reference; Section 8-109. Transfer of Ownership, Operation; Permits, Notification of Rules, Section 8-109(b); Subchapter 2: Definitions; Subchapter 3: Registration (Notification), Permits, And Operator Training, Section 8-301. Applicability, 8-301(a)(1)(C) and (D); 8-301(a)(2)(A), (C), and (D); 8-301(b)(1), (b)(3) and (b)(4); Section 8-302. Registration, except 8-302(a)(1)(C) and 8-302(c); Section 8-303. Permits for Category One Underground Storage Tank Systems, 8-303(f); Section 8-305. Financial Responsibility Requirements; Section 8-306. Change-in-Service; Section 8-307. Operator Training Requirements; Section 8-308. Approval of Operator Training Test; Subchapter 4: Design, Manufacturing, and Installation Standards for Underground Storage Tank Systems, Section 8-402. Prohibitions, 8-402(c), (d) and (e); Section 8-403. General Requirements; Section 8-404. Tank Installation Standards; Section 8-405. Piping Standards, except 8-405(b), (d)(2), and (e); Section 8-406. Spill Containment \u0026 Overfill Prevention Measures and Equipment, except 8-406(c) and (d); Section 8-407. Scheduling Installations of Underground Storage Tank Systems, except 8-407(a)(1); Section 8-408. Reuse of Tanks; Section 8-409 Underground Storage Tank Systems Located at Marinas; Section 8-410. Field Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrant Systems; Subchapter 5: Operating Standards for Underground Storage Tanks, Section 8-501. Applicability; Section 8-502. General and Recordkeeping Requirements; Section 8-503. Spill and Overfill Prevention; Monitoring of Deliveries, except 8-503(a) and (b); Section 8-504. Cathodic Protection Systems; Section 8-505. General Requirements for Release Detection; Section 8-506. Release Detection Requirements for Tanks, except 8-506(c)(1)(F); Section 8-507. Release Detection Requirements for Piping, Sumps, and Spill Containment; Section 8-508. Underground Storage Tank System Repairs, except 8-508(c)(9)(B), (C), and (D), and 8-508(g); Section 8-509. Periodic Inspections and Self-Certifications; Section 8-510. Unstaffed Facilities; Section 8-511. Testing of Sumps, Spill Containment, and Overfill Prevention Devices, except 8-511(c); Section 8-512. Field Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrant Systems; Subchapter 6: Out-Of-Service, Continued Use, And Closure Standards for Underground Storage Tank Systems, Section 8-601. Applicability, except 8-601(c) and (d); Section 8-602. Out-of-Service Underground Storage Tank Systems; Section 8-603. Continued Use of Underground Storage Tank Systems; Section 8-604: Closure of Underground Storage Tank Systems, except the words “or three” in 8-604(g), 8-604(h)(3), and 8-604(i) with respect to the Secretary's issuance of an amended permit; Section 8-605. Release Assessment at the Time of Closure or a Change-In-Service; and 8-606. Closure Records.\n2. Code of Vermont Rules 12-032-008. Chapter 35—Investigation and Remediation of Contaminated Properties Rule (Effective July 6, 2019) only insofar as they pertain to the regulation of underground storage tanks in Vermont and only insofar as they are incorporated by reference and are not broader in scope than the federal requirements.\nSubchapter 1. General Provisions, except Section 35-103, Severability, and Section 35-107, Historical Fill Exemption; Subchapter 2. Definitions; Subchapter 3. Site Investigation; Subchapter 4. Data Evaluations; Subchapter 6. Corrective Action; Subchapter 7. Long Term Monitoring; Subchapter 8. Contaminated Soil, except Section 35-805. Development Soils ; Subchapter 9. Institutional Controls; Subchapter 10. Site Closure.\nVirginia\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Code of Virginia, Title 62.1, Chapter 3.1: State Water Control Law.\nArticle 9: Storage Tanks\nSection 62.1-44.34:8 Definitions, except “Regulated substance” insofar as the term includes substances not regulated under the federal program\nSection 62.1-44.34:9 Powers and duties of Board\nArticle 10: Petroleum Storage Tank Fund\nSection 62.1-44.34:10 Definitions, except “Regulated substance” insofar as the term includes substances not regulated under the federal program\nSection 62.1-44.34:11 Virginia Petroleum Storage Tank Fund\nSection 62.1-44.34:12 Financial Responsibility\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Virginia Administrative Code, Title 9, Agency 25: State Water Control Board, Chapter 580: Underground Storage Tanks: Technical Standards and Corrective Action Requirements.\nPart I: Definitions, Applicability, and Installation Requirements for Partially Excluded UST Systems\n9 VAC 25-580-10 Definitions, except the terms “Delivery prohibition,” “Delivery prohibition tag,” and “Regulated substance” insofar as the term includes substances not regulated under the federal program\n9 VAC 25-580-20 Applicability\n9 VAC 25-580-30 Installation requirements for partially excluded UST systems\nPart II: UST Systems: Design, Construction, Installation, and Notification\n9 VAC 25-580-50 Performance standards for new UST systems, except USBC permitting and inspection requirements at -50.4 and -50.5\n9 VAC 25-580-60 Upgrading of existing UST systems, except USBC permitting and inspection requirements\n9 VAC 25-580-70 Notification requirements\nPart III: General Operating Requirements\n9 VAC 25-580-80 Spill and overfill control\n9 VAC 25-580-82 Periodic testing of spill prevention equipment and containment sumps used for interstitial monitoring of piping and periodic inspection of overfill prevention equipment\n9 VAC 25-580-85 Periodic operation and maintenance walkthrough inspections\n9 VAC 25-580-90 Operation and maintenance of corrosion protection\n9 VAC 25-580-100 Compatibility\n9 VAC 25-580-110 Repairs allowed, except USBC permitting and inspection requirements\n9 VAC 25-580-120 Reporting and recordkeeping\n9 VAC 25-580-125 Operator training\nPart IV: Release Detection\n9 VAC 25-580-130 General requirements for all petroleum and hazardous substance UST systems\n9 VAC 25-580-140 Requirements for petroleum UST systems\n9 VAC 25-580-150 Requirements for hazardous substance UST systems\n9 VAC 25-580-160 Methods of release detection for tanks, except USBC permitting and inspection requirements\n9 VAC 25-580-170 Methods of release detection for piping, except USBC permitting and inspection requirements\n9 VAC 25-580-180 Release detection recordkeeping\nPart V: Release Reporting, Investigation, and Confirmation\n9 VAC 25-580-190 Reporting of suspected releases\n9 VAC 25-580-200 Investigation due to off-site impacts\n9 VAC25-580-210 Release investigation and confirmation steps\n9 VAC 25-580-220 Reporting and cleanup of spills and overfills\nPart VI: Release Response and Corrective Action for UST Systems Containing Petroleum or Hazardous Substances\n9 VAC 25-580-230 General\n9 VAC 25-580-240 Initial response\n9 VAC 25-580-250 Initial abatement measures and site check\n9 VAC 25-580-260 Site characterization\n9 VAC 25-580-270 Free product removal\n9 VAC 25-580-280 Corrective action plan\n9 VAC 25-580-300 Public participation\nPart VII: Out-of-Service UST Systems and Closure\n9 VAC 25-580-310 Temporary closure, except USBC permitting and inspection requirements\n9 VAC 25-580-320 Permanent closure and changes-in-service, except USBC permitting and inspection requirements\n9 VAC 25-580-330 Assessing the site at closure or change-in-service\n9 VAC 25-580-340 Applicability to previously closed UST systems\n9 VAC 25-580-350 Closure records\nPart VIII: Delegation\n9 VAC 25-580-360 Delegation of authority\nPart X: UST Systems With Field-Constructed Tanks and Airport Hydrant Fuel Distribution Systems\n9 VAC 25-580-380 General requirements, except USBC permitting and inspection requirements\n9 VAC 25-580-390 Additions, exceptions, and alternatives for UST systems with field constructed tanks and airport hydrant systems, except USBC permitting and inspection requirements\nForms (9VAC25-580)\n(2) Virginia Administrative Code, Title 9, Agency 25: State Water Control Board, Chapter 590: Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Financial Responsibility Requirements\n9 VAC 25-590-10 Definitions\n9 VAC 25-590-15 Applicability of incorporated references based on the dates that they became effective\n9 VAC 25-590-20 Applicability\n9 VAC 25-590-30 Compliance dates\n9 VAC 25-590-40 Amount and scope of financial responsibility requirement\n9 VAC 25-590-50 Allowable mechanisms and combinations of mechanisms\n9 VAC 25-590-60 Financial test of self-insurance\n9 VAC 25-590-70 Guarantee\n9 VAC 25-590-80 Insurance and group self-insurance pool coverage\n9 VAC 25-590-90 Surety bond\n9 VAC 25-590-100 Letter of credit\n9 VAC 25-590-105 Certificate of deposit\n9 VAC 25-590-110 Trust fund\n9 VAC 25-590-130 Substitution of financial assurance mechanisms by owner or operator\n9 VAC 25-590-140 Cancellation or nonrenewal by a provider of financial assurance\n9 VAC 25-590-150 Reporting by owner or operator\n9 VAC 25-590-160 Recordkeeping\n9 VAC 25-590-170 Drawing on financial assurance mechanism\n9 VAC 25-590-180 Release from the requirements\n9 VAC 25-590-190 Bankruptcy or other incapacity of owner, operator or provider of financial assurance\n9 VAC 25-590-200 Replenishment of guarantees, letters of credit, certificates of deposit, or surety bonds\n9 VAC 25-590-210 Virginia Petroleum Storage Tank Fund\n9 VAC 25-590-220 Notices to the State Water Control Board\n9 VAC 25-590-230 Delegation of authority\n9 VAC 25-590-240 Lender liability\n9 VAC 25-590-250 Local government financial responsibility demonstration\n9 VAC 25-590-260 Modifications to language incorporated by reference\nAppendix I: Letter from Chief Financial Officer\nAppendix II: Guarantee\nAppendix III: Endorsement\nAppendix IV: Certificate of Insurance\nAppendix V: Payment and Performance Bond\nAppendix VI: Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit\nAppendix VII: Trust Agreement\nAppendix VIII: Certification of Acknowledgement\nAppendix IX: Certification of Financial Responsibility\nAppendix X: Certification of a Valid Claim\nAppendix XI: Letter from Chief Financial Officer (Short Form)\nAppendix XII: Certificate of Group Self-Insurance Pool Membership\nAppendix XIII: Assignment of Certificate of Deposit\nWashington\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Chapter 70A.355 RCW, “Underground Storage Tanks”: Sections 70A.355.010, “Definitions”; 70A.355.020, “Department's Powers and Duties—Rule-Making Authority”, Subsections 020(1), 020(2), 020(3); 70A.355.030, “Environmentally Sensitive Areas”; 70A.355.090, “Underground storage tank account”; 70A.355.100, “Preemption”; 70A.355.900, “Captions not law”; 70A.355.901 “Severability—1989 c 346”; and 70A.355.902, “Effective Date—1989 c 346”.\n(b) The regulatory provisions include:\n(1) Washington Administrative Code, Chapter 173-360A:\n173-360A-0100 Purpose of chapter\n173-360A-0110 Applicability of chapter\n173-360A-0120 Preemption of local programs\n173-360A-0130 Approval of more stringent local requirements\n173-360A-0150 Definitions, except subsections -150(24), -150(54), and -150(56)\n173-360A-0190 Severability\n173-360A-0230 Reporting requirements, except subsections -0230(1), (7), (8) and (9)\n173-360A-0240 Recordkeeping requirements, except subsection -0240(5)\n173-360A-0260 Information sharing\n173-360A-0300 Installation of UST systems and components\n173-360A-0310 Performance standards for new UST systems and components\n173-360A-0320 Upgrade requirements for existing UST systems\n173-360A-0330 Upgrade requirements for previously deferred UST systems\n173-360A-0340 Performance standards for partially exempt UST systems\n173-360A-0350 Compatibility requirements for UST systems\n173-360A-0400 Transfer of reguated substances—Owners and operators\n173-360A-0405 Transfer of regulated substances—Product deliverers and waste oil collectors\n173-360A-0410 Change in regulated substances\n173-360A-0420 Operation and maintenance walkthrough inspections\n173-360A-0430 Operation and maintenance corrosion protection\n173-360A-0440 Operation and maintenance internal linings\n173-360A-0450 Operation and maintenance of containment sumps used for interstitial monitoring of piping\n173-360A-460 Operation and maintenance of spill prevention equipment\n173-360A-0470 Operation and maintenance of overfill protection equipment\n173-360A-0480 Operation and maintenance of release detection equipment\n173-360A-0500 Purpose and applicability\n173-360A-0510 Designation of Class A, Class B, and Class C operators\n173-360A-0520 Timing of operator training\n173-360A-0530 Requirements for operator training, except subsection -530(1)(b)(i)(A), 0530(1)(b)(i)(B), 0530(1)(b)(i)(C) and 0530(1)(b)(ii)\n173-360A-0540 Retraining requirements for Class A and Class B operators\n173-360A-0545 Operation and maintenance plans\n173-360A-0550 Emergency response requirements\n173-360A-0560 Documentation and recordkeeping\n173-360A-0600 General release detection requirements\n173-360A-0610 Release detection requirements for tanks\n173-360A-0615 Release detection requirements for piping\n173-360A-0620 Inventory control\n173-360A-0625 Weekly manual tank gauging\n173-360A-0630 Automatic tank gauging\n173-360A-0635 Tank tightness testing\n173-360A-0640 Automatic line leak detectors\n173-360A-0650 Line tightness testing\n173-360A-0655 Interstitial monitoring\n173-360A-0660 Vapor monitoring\n173-360A-0665 Groundwater monitoring\n173-360A-0670 Statistical inventory reconciliation\n173-360A-0675 Other release detection methods\n173-360A-0700 Reporting of suspected releases\n173-360A-0710 Investigation due to off-facility impacts\n173-360A-0720 Release investigation and confirmation steps\n173-360A-0730 Site assessment requirements\n173-360A-0740 Reporting and cleanup of spills and overfills, except subsection -0740(1)(a) in sofaras not to include groundwater contamination\n173-360A-0750 Reporting and cleanup of confirmed releases\n173-360A-0800 Temporary closure of UST systems\n173-360A-0810 Permanent closure of UST systems\n173-360A-0820 Change-in-service of UST systems\n173-360A-0830 Previously closed UST systems\n173-360A-1000 Applicability\n173-360A-1005 Definition of terms\n173-360A-1010 Period of financial responsibility\n173-360A-1015 Scope and amount of financial responsibility\n173-360A-1020 Allowable mechanisms and combination of mechanisms\n173-360A-1025 Substitution of mechanisms by owners or operators\n173-360A-1030 Termination of mechanisms by providers\n173-360A-1035 Responsibilities upon bankruptcy or other incapacity of owner or operator or provider of financial assurance\n173-360A-1040 Recordkeeping by ownerd and operators\n173-360A-1045 Reporting by owners and operators\n173-360A-1050 Use of standby trusts\n173-360A-1055 Use of local government guarantees without standby trusts\n173-360A-1060 Mechanism—Financial test of self-insurance\n173-360A-1061 Mechanism—Guarantee\n173-360A-1062 Mechanism—Insurance and risk retention group coverage\n173-360A-1063 Mechanism—Surety bond\n173-360A-1064 Mechanism—Letter of credit\n173-360A-1065 Mechanism—Trust fund\n173-360A-1066 Mechanism—Standby trust fund\n173-360A-1070 Mechanism—Local government bond rating test\n173-360A-1071 Mechanism—Local government financial test\n173-360A-1072 Mechanism—Local government guarantee\n173-360A-1073 Mechanism—Local government fund\n173-360A-1080 Appendi A—Letter from chief financial officer\n173-360A-1081 Appendix B—Guarantee\n173-360A-1082 Appendix C—Endorsement\n173-360A-1083 Appendix D—Certificate of insurance\n173-360A-1084 Appendix E—Performance bond\n173-360A-1085 Appendix F—Irrevocable standby letter of credit\n173-360A-1086 Appendix G—Trust agreement\n173-360A-1087 Appendix H—Certification of acknowledgement\n173-360A-1088 Appendix I—Local government bond rating test—Letter from chief financial officer of general purpose local governments\n173-360A-1089 Appendix J—Local government bond rating test—Letter from chief financial officer of nongeneral purpose local governments\n173-360A-1090 Appendix K—Local government financial test—Letter from chief financial officer\n173-360A-1091 Appendix L—Local government guarantee with standby trust made by a state\n173-360A-1092 Appendix M—Local government guarantee with standby trust made by a local government\n173-360A-1093 Appendix N—Local government guarantee without standby trust made by a state\n173-360A-1094 Appendix O—Local government guarantee without standby trust made by a local government\n173-360A-1095 Appendix P—Local government fund—Letter from chief financial officer\n173-360A-1096 Appendix Q—Certification of financial responsibility\n173-360A-1097 Appendix R—Certification of valid claim\n(2) Washington Administrative Code, Chapter 173-340, “Model Toxics Control Act Cleanup Regulation”:\n173-340-450 Releases from underground storage tanks\n173-340-600 Public notice and participation\nWest Virginia\n(a) The statutory provisions include:\n(1) Code of West Virginia, Chapter 22, Article 17: Underground Storage Tank Act\nSection 22-17-1 Short title\nSection 22-17-2 Declaration of policy and purpose\nSection 22-17-3 Definitions\nSection 22-17-4 Designation of division of environmental protection as the state underground storage tank program lead agency\nSection 22-17-6 Promulgation of rules and standards by director, except § 22.17-6.(b)(12) (except as to installation) and (b)(13)\nSection 22-17-8 Notification requirements\nSection 22-17-9 Registration requirements; undertaking activities without registration\nSection 22-17-10 Financial 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