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This chapter applies to new and substantially improved structures that must be built in compli- ... of fire, explosion, water supply contamination, and possible health and envi- ... strapping the tank onto a concrete slab at the top of the raised ground. Figure 3.2.3B shows a tank located atop fill. Figure 3.2.3A: A fuel tank elevated above
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