Transcription of Fuel Storage - Connecticut
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fuel StoragePotential Environmental Impacts: fuel spills are very damaging to the marina environment. According to the EPA,the complex hydrocarbon compounds in oil and gasoline are toxic to marine life,upset fish reproduction and interfere with growth and reproduction of bottomdwelling organisms. Legal Requirements: If your facility stores 10,000 pounds or more of gasoline, diesel fuel , and/orfuel oil, either above- or underground for dispensing or for on-site use, youmust report Storage of that substance under the Emergency Planning andCommunity Right-to-Know Act of 1986[42 11001, et seq.]. For specificreporting requirements, see Appendix A. Both aboveground and underground Storage tanks and their piping systemsare subject to the National Fire Protection Association s (NFPA) Automotiveand Marine Service Station Code(NFPA 30A).
outlines a facility-wide plan to prevent spills and contingency plans in case of spills. The aboveground storage tank should be located within a dike or over
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