) All petroleum products in the liquid state under atmospheric conditions shall be kept, offered, exposed for sale or sold in terms of U.S. petroleum gallons or SI liters.

(b) All meters with a maximum rated capacity of twenty-five (25) gallons per minute or less shall be calibrated using the observed temperature and observed API gravity.

(c) Devices used for measuring sales of liquid petroleum products that have a rated capacity of two hundred (200) gallons per minute or more shall be required to automatically compensate for temperature in accordance with this Article; provided, that whenever a partial compart- ment or partial tank truck load of the amount originally measured in accordance with this Subsection is delivered, it shall be delivered through a meter or device that compensates for temperature in accordance with this Article and the American Society for Testing and Materials (‘ASTM’) standards.

(d) Whenever a partial compartment or partial tank truckload is delivered, it shall be delivered through a meter that compensates for temperature in accordance with this Article and the American Society for Testing and Materials (‘ASTM’) standards.(e) Tank markers shall not be used as a means for determining the quantity of product delivered into or from a vehicle tank truck.

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(e) Tank markers shall not be used as a means for determining the quantity of product delivered into or from a vehicle tank truck.

(f) The density and volume of petroleum products shall be determined, verified and delivered in accordance with the appropriate Guam standard petroleum measurement table.

(g) All existing meters with a maximum rated capacity of twenty- five (25) gallons per minute or less shall comply with §2303(b) no later than October 1, 2010.

SOURCE: Subsection (b) amended by P.L. 30-132:6 (Apr. 14, 2010). Subsection
(g) added by P.L. 30-132:7 (Apr. 14, 2010).

§ 2304. [Untitled].

To the extent that any of the requirements of this Article are inconsistent with other provisions of this Chapter, the provisions of this Article supersede the inconsistent provisions.
SOURCE: Added by P.L. 30-132:8 (Apr. 14, 2010).

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