California State Water Resources Control Board published a notice which clarifies the requirements for conducting overfill prevention equipment inspections of USTs
You can view the entire notice by clicking here.
Property owners make sure you know how to properly dispose of any hazardous waste or material that has been left behind at your properties.
PUBLIC NOTICE: In accordance with HSC 25535.2 and CCR 2745.2(c), notice is hereby given that the Risk Management Plans (RMP) are complete for site locations on the following lists: OSI Industries, LLC & GH Foods
The Department of Environmental Health will accept electronic plan submittals for underground storage tanks (UST) in addition to the traditional plan review process. Electronic plan submittal is not mandatory but is offered as a convenience that will reduce paper waste and driving time. Please see the UST electronic plan submittal bulletin for more information.
Many counties and cities are under shelter-in-place orders, and occupants of these and other areas are subject to imposed restrictions associated with travel and gathering. The State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) understands the hardship this creates for the entire underground storage tank (UST) community, and is aware that non-compliance with regulatory requirements will occur due to these public health and safety restrictions. In areas where public health and safety restrictions are in effect the State Water Board recommends the following: (Click to see the full letter to all UST Stakeholders)