Florida Regulations 62S-6.032: Terminal Facility Discharge Prevention and Response Certificates; Inspections
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(1) An owner or operator of a terminal facility shall provide to the department, the information required pursuant to Florida Statutes § 376.065, for the issuance of a discharge prevention and response certificate.
(2) The department shall inspect each terminal facility required to have a discharge prevention and response certificate and;
(a) Verify the information required to be provided by the applicant under Florida Statutes § 376.065(2)
(b) Inspect and verify access to the containment and cleanup equipment required for terminal facilities which store or service vessels having a capacity to carry 10,000 gallons or more of pollutants as fuel or cargo as provided under Florida Statutes § 376.065(3)
(c) Review and verify the contents of the terminal facility site specific discharge contingency plan to ensure it contains the minimum information required pursuant to Fl. Admin. Code R. 62S-6.033
(3) For purposes of preparing a terminal facility discharge contingency plan, a reasonable time for having additional cleanup equipment at the location of the discharge shall be presumed to be four hours after initial discovery of the discharge.
Rulemaking Authority 376.07 FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 376.065. History-New 8-27-92, Formerly 16N-16.032, Amended 4-12-95, Formerly 62N-16.032.
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(a) Verify the information required to be provided by the applicant under Florida Statutes § 376.065(2)
(b) Inspect and verify access to the containment and cleanup equipment required for terminal facilities which store or service vessels having a capacity to carry 10,000 gallons or more of pollutants as fuel or cargo as provided under Florida Statutes § 376.065(3)
(c) Review and verify the contents of the terminal facility site specific discharge contingency plan to ensure it contains the minimum information required pursuant to Fl. Admin. Code R. 62S-6.033
(3) For purposes of preparing a terminal facility discharge contingency plan, a reasonable time for having additional cleanup equipment at the location of the discharge shall be presumed to be four hours after initial discovery of the discharge.
Rulemaking Authority 376.07 FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 376.065. History-New 8-27-92, Formerly 16N-16.032, Amended 4-12-95, Formerly 62N-16.032.