Ariz. Admin. Code § R18-12-234 - Reporting and Recordkeeping
A.
Owners and operators shall submit notifications for all UST systems in
accordance with
R18-12-222 . Additionally, owners
and operators shall submit the following information to the Department:
1. Reports of all releases including
suspected releases according to
R18-12-251, confirmed releases
according to
R18-12-260, and spills and
overfills according to
R18-12-230;
2. Corrective actions planned or taken
including initial abatement and site characterization measures in accordance
with R18-12-261, free product removal
according to
R18-12-261.02, investigation of
soil and ground-water cleanup according to
R18-12-262, and a corrective
action plan according to
R18-12-263 and
R18-12-263.02;
3. The information required in
R18-12-271 before starting
permanent closure or change-in-service;
4. The closure report in accordance with
R18-12-271(E) for
owners and operators who are permanently closing or making a change in service
to an UST system.
B.
Owners and operators shall maintain all of the following information:
1. A corrosion expert's analysis of site
corrosion potential if corrosion protection equipment is not used under
R18-12-211(B),
R18-12-220(B)(4)
or R18-12-220(C)(3);
2. Documentation of operation of corrosion
protection equipment in accordance with
R18-12-231;
3. Documentation of compatibility for UST
systems as required by
R18-12-232;
5. Documentation of compliance for spill and
overfill prevention equipment and containment sumps used for interstitial
monitoring of piping as required by
R18-12-235(B);
6. Documentation of periodic walkthrough
inspections as required by
R18-12-236(B);
8. Documentation of operator training
according to
R18-12-237.
C. Unless otherwise arranged with the
Department through pre-inspection communication, owners and operators shall
keep the records required by subsection (B) either:
1. At the UST site and immediately available
for inspection by the Department, or
2. At a readily available alternative site
and provide those records for inspection to the Department upon request within
one business day.
D.
Unless otherwise required, owners and operators may maintain either paper or
electronic records to demonstrate compliance with this Chapter. Electronic
records shall contain all of the information required for paper
records.
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