§ 6-2-23. MONITORING AND RECORDKEEPING.

(A)

A permittee shall provide an appropriate method for detecting a leak or release of hazardous material from a storage facility and continually monitor the facility.

(B)

This subsection prescribes monitoring methods for an underground storage facility.

(1)

A permittee shall keep daily inventory records and reconcile the records each month. If the records indicate a leak, the director may require a precision test.

(2)

If a pressurized pump system is connected to a tank, a permittee shall provide a leak detection device to monitor leaks in the piping.

(3)

A permittee shall provide for a person to test the tank using a test prescribed by the director. The permittee may not perform the test.

(a)

A tank that has been installed for more than five years but less than ten years must be tested every two years.

(b)

A tank that has been installed for ten years or more must be tested every 12 months.

(C)

The director may review and modify the requirements for a storage facility if:

(1)

the director receives an application for permit renewal; or

(2)

a leak or accidental release of a hazardous material occurs at the facility.

Source: 1992 Code Sections 14-3-3 (definition of "abandoned") and 14-3-102(A), (B), (D), and (E); Ord. 031023-10; Ord. 031211-11.