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TANK-SYSTEM SITE ASSESSMENT A GUIDE TO THE ASSESSMENT AND REPORTING OF SUSPECTED OR OBVIOUS RELEASES FROM UNDERGROUND AND ABOVEGROUND storage TANK SYSTEMS ERS-10874 ( ) FORWARD A thorough ASSESSMENT of underground and aboveground storage tank systems is crucial for the protection of public health and the groundwater and surface waters of the State of Wisconsin. The purpose of this publication is to explain the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) expectations and requirements, in concert with the Administrative Code ATCP 93 Flammable, Combustible and Hazardous Liquids, for assessing and reporting suspected or obvious releases as well as system leaks from under
Prior to August 1971, Chapter IND 8.25 required that Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) be closed by removing all liquids from the tank and piping, disconnecting all lines and system components, and either closing the tank in place by filling with water or a solid inert
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