Iowa Admin. Code r. 21-13.11 - Eligible applicants
To be eligible to receive a
(1) Be an owner or operator of a retail motor
fuel site .
(2) Submit an
application to the department in form and content acceptable to the department
and the board .
(3) Meet the
following eligibility requirements established by the board :
a. The fuel storage and dispensing
infrastructure may include either an aboveground or belowground storage tank
and ancillary equipment.
b. The
storage tank must, however, be used exclusively for retail delivery to the
final consumer.
c. If a tank has
multiple compartments, at least one of the compartments must be used
exclusively for the storage and dispensing of ethanol blended gasoline
classified as E-15 or higher, biodiesel or biodiesel blended fuel classified as
B-5 or higher at retail . The compartment used exclusively for the storage of
ethanol blended gasoline at E-15 or higher, biodiesel or biodiesel blended fuel
is considered the tank for purposes of this program.
d. The tank and ancillary equipment must be
in compliance with Iowa Code sections
455G.32 and
455G.33, as evidenced by the
most recent IDNR checklist .
e. The
dispenser and dispenser components must be listed by an independent testing
laboratory, approved by the manufacturer or approved by the department of
inspections, appeals, and licensing as compatible with ethanol blended gasoline
in accordance with Iowa Code section
455G.32. An Iowa-licensed
installer has been identified to perform the installation.
f. Conversion kits. If a UL-listed E-85
dispenser conversion kit is used, it must be approved by the department of
inspections, appeals, and licensing.
These rules are intended to implement Iowa Code section 159A.14.
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