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Regulations and Standards Related To Underground Storage Tanks

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Code of Federal Regulations (or CFR): The CFR is regularly updated to incorporate any regulatory changes made. Most of the regulations concerning USTs are contained in 40 CFR Part 280 and 40 CFR Part 281, although codification of individual state and territorial programs is found in 40 CFR Parts 282.50-282.105. The list of hazardous substances is in 40 CFR Part 302.4.

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UST Notification Form

40 CFR 280.22 ("Notification Requirements") (PDF) (2 pp, 32K) requires that UST system owners must submit this notification form (EPA Form 7530-1) to the state or local agency or department designated to receive such notice. Since publication of these regulations, the form has been periodically modified. Only this most recent version (Rev. 11-98) of the form should be used. The form is 5 pages in length and available in two formats:

40 CFR Part 280

40 CFR Part 281

40 CFR Part 282

NOTE: Although numbers have been reserved for each state and territory, not all programs have yet been approved. Some files below are in PDF format. This table will be updated periodically. For the most current information, see Subpart B, 282.50 - 282.105 above. Additional information is available at http://www.epa.gov/swerust1/fedlaws/spa_frs.htm
Alabama (PDF)
(3 pp, 21K)
282.50
Alaska
282.51
Arizona
282.52
Arkansas (PDF)
(3 pp, 21K)
282.53
California
282.54
Colorado
282.55
Connecticut (PDF)
(2 pp, 16K)
282.56
Delaware
282.57
District of Columbia
282.58
Florida
282.59
Georgia (PDF)
(2 pp, 16K)
282.60
Hawaii
282.61
Idaho
282.62
Illinois
282.63
Indiana
282.64
Iowa (PDF)
(2 pp, 16K)
282.65
Kansas (PDF)
(3 pp, 21K)
282.66
Kentucky
282.67
Louisiana (PDF)
(2 pp, 16K)
282.68
Maine (PDF)
(2 pp, 16K)
282.69
Maryland
282.70
Massachusetts (PDF)
(3 pp, 21K)
282.71
Michigan
282.72
Minnesota (PDF)
(3 pp, 35K)
282.73
Mississippi (PDF)
(3 pp, 22K)
282.74
Missouri
282.75
Montana
282.76
Nebraska
282.77
Nevada (PDF)
(2 pp, 31K)
282.78
New Hampshire (PDF)
(2 pp, 16K)
282.79
New Jersey
282.80
New Mexico (PDF)
(3 pp, 21K)
282.81
New York
282.82
North Carolina (PDF)
(3 pp, 34K)
282.83
North Dakota (PDF)
(2 pp, 16K)
282.84
Ohio
282.85
Oklahoma (PDF)
(3 pp, 21K)
282.86
Oregon
282.87
Pennsylvania
282.88
Rhode Island (PDF)
(2 pp, 16K)
282.89
South Carolina (PDF)
282.90
South Dakota (PDF)
(2 pp, 16K)
282.91
Tennessee (PDF)
(3 pp, 34K)
282.92
Texas (PDF)
(5 pp, 31K)
282.93
Utah (PDF)
(3 pp, 21K)
282.94
Vermont (PDF)
(22 pp, 117K)
282.95
Virginia (PDF)
(3 pp, 34K)
282.96
Washington
282.97
West Virginia (PDF)
(3 pp, 34K)
282.98
Wisconsin
282.99
Wyoming
282.100
Guam
282.101
Puerto Rico (PDF)
(2 pp, 32K)
282.102
Virgin Islands
282.103
American Samoa
282.104
Commonwealth of
No. Mariana Islands
282.105

40 CFR Part 302.4

Federal Register Notices

Proposed and final federal regulations are published in the Federal Register. Unlike the CFR, Federal Register notices contain additional text that explains the rationale behind a proposed or final regulation. This additional text, referred to as the "Preamble," may be very helpful in understanding the regulation.

UST Regulations Review

Record of reviews of the regulations promulgated under 40 CFR 280 for the UST program.

UST Docket Index (PDF) (320 pp, 729K)

A list of documents generated during development of 40 CFR 280 and 281 which are available from the UST docket. The index lists documents by category with FR number and date, the record number and date received, and a brief description of the record. As a PDF file, it is fully searchable.

Industry Codes and Standards for UST Systems

Federal UST regulations often require that industry codes and standards be followed (where applicable) to ensure that the UST system works properly.

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