A. The owner or
operator of a motor fuel dispensing site shall label dispensers in accordance
with pricing, motor fuel grade, octane rating, and lead substitute. A motor
fuel dispensing station owner or operator shall ensure that information
regarding pricing, motor fuel grade, octane rating, and lead-substitute
addition displayed on a motor fuel dispenser:
1. Lists the full price of the
motor fuel including fractions of a cent and all federal and state
taxes;
2.
1. Displays the highest price of each grade of motor
fuel sold from the dispenser prior to any deliberate action of the customer
resulting in a discounted price being displayed, provided the dispenser is
capable of dispensing and computing the price of motor fuel at more than one
price;
2. Displays a sign or label
explaining the terms or conditions of any discounted price available to the
consumer including whether the price differs based on method of payment or is
conditional based on the sale of another product or service;
3. Complies with the requirements
of R3-7-704(A)(1), (A)(2), (A)(3), (A)(5), (A)(6),
(A)(7), (A)(8), (A)(9) and
(B) .
3. Complies with the requirements of
R3-7-704(A)(3) through (A)(6) and
(B);
4. Complies with the allowable fuel
descriptions indicated in the table in
R3-7-704(C);
4.
5.
Displays the octane rating of each grade of gasoline; and
5.
6.
Displays the legend required by Handbook 130 for motor fuel dispensers that
dispense gasoline with lead substitute. The legend shall be presented in block
letters on a sharply contrasting background with lettering no smaller than 1/4
inch in height.
6.
B. Motor fuel
dispensers that are used exclusively for fleet sales and other price contract
sales are exempt from the requirements in subsections (A)(1) and
(A)(2).
B.
C. All motor fuels shall meet the labeling
requirements of 16 CFR
306 . Additionally, the following requirements
apply:
1. Gasoline containing ethanol.
a. Gasoline containing greater than 1.5% by
weight oxygen or 4.3% by volume ethanol shall be labeled with the following
statement to indicate the maximum percent by volume of ethanol contained in the
gasoline: "May contain up to _____% ethanol."
b. Within the CBG-covered area and
area B, gasoline containing fuel ethanol shall be labeled with the following
statement: "This gasoline is oxygenated with fuel ethanol and will reduce
carbon monoxide emissions from motor vehicles."
c.
b.
Gasoline for sale with an ethanol content greater than 10 volume percent and
less than or equal to 15 volume percent shall additionally be labeled in
accordance with 40 CFR
1090.1510, as it existed on December 4, 2020,
and is incorporated by reference and on file with the Division. A copy may be
obtained at the Government Publishing Office, P.O. Box 979050, St. Louis, MO
63197-9000 or book-store.gpo.gov.
2. Gasoline containing an oxygenate other
than ethanol. Gasoline containing greater than 1.5% by weight of an oxygenate
other than ethanol shall be labeled with the following statement to indicate
the type and maximum percent by volume of oxygenate contained in the gasoline:
"May contain up to _____% _____."
3. The label in subsection (C)(1)(a) shall be
printed in block letters on a sharply contrasting background with lettering no
smaller than 1/4 inch in height.
4. Non-oxygenated gasoline. It is
prohibited to label a dispenser as containing no oxygenate if the gasoline
contains more than 0.5 percent by volume of any oxygenates.
5. Biodiesel blends. The diesel
grade component as contained within ASTM D975 for grades other than No. 2
diesel shall be identified.
C.
D. Unattended retail motor fuel dispensers. In
addition to all labeling and sign requirements in this Article, the owner or
operator of a motor fuel dispensing site that is unstaffed shall post a sign or
label at the motor fuel dispensing site, in public view, that conspicuously
lists the owner's or operator's name, address, and telephone number.
D.
E. Motor fuel dispensers shall display a decal that
contains the Division's name and telephone number. A template of the decal
shall be placed on the Weights and Measures Services Division website for use
by retailers. The seal placed by the Division under A.R.S. §
3-3414(A)(13) satisfies this requirement.
E.
F. All labels
and information required under this section to be posted on a motor fuel
dispenser shall be displayed on the upper 50% of the front panel of each motor
fuel dispenser and shall be clean, legible, and visible at all times.
