Kan. Admin. Regs. § 22-7-12 - Aboveground abandonment of underground tanks
(a) Any
underground tanks previously containing flammable or combustible liquids which
are abandoned above ground shall be marked on two sides, in legible numbers not
less than eight inches tall, the month, day and year the tank was first
abandoned. The local fire department shall be notified of the location of any
site where any group of tanks having a combined capacity of more than 12,000
gallons is abandoned.
(b) The tank
owner shall be responsible for:
(1) Purging
the tank of vapors;
(2) insuring
that explosive concentrations of vapors cannot gather inside the tank; and
(3) insuring that no opening of
the tank is accessbile to children.
(c) Tanks abandoned for more than twelve
months shall then be rendered unusable by the tank owner by disassembly or
other appropriate means which shall permit the free circulation of air
throughout the tank.
(d) No
underground tank shall be reinstalled for aboveground use without being
certified for such use by meeting the requirements of UL standard 142 or
equivalent.
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