Ohio Admin. Code 901:6-5-02 - [Effective until 12/29/2023] Retail sale of fuels
(A)
Street signage is
not required. However, when street signage is used, the sign shall match the
product and the price at which the product is displayed.
(1)
In the event of a
pre or post delivery discount, the highest price available to all consumers
shall be posted.
(2)
In the event the price is determined by a qualifier,
the qualifier must be on the street sign, such as cash or credit, using the
highest price available to all consumers.
(3)
In the event of a
price increase, the price must be changed on the sign prior to the pump, if not
simultaneously.
(4)
In the event of a price decrease, the price must be
changed on the pump prior to the sign, if not simultaneously.
(B)
Each
retail motor fuel metering device shall:
(1)
Display the unit
price;
(2)
Display the product identity by name, symbol,
abbreviation, or code number;
(3)
Indicate the
amount of fuel delivered during a single retail transaction;
and
(4)
Indicate the total selling price for a single retail
transaction.
(C)
Ethanol flex fuel shall be identified as "Ethanol Flex
Fuel or EXX Flex Fuel" and shall be labeled in accordance with 16 C.F.R. Part
306 (2016).
(D)
Biodiesel shall be identified as "Biodiesel" with the
designation B100. Biodiesel blends shall be identified by the term "Biodiesel
Blend." However, biodiesel blends that contain less than or equal to five per
cent biodiesel by volume are exempt from these requirements. Biodiesel and
biodiesel blends shall be labeled with its automotive fuel rating in accordance
with 16 C.F.R. Part 306 (2016).
(E)
Liquefied
petroleum gas.
(1)
Liquefied petroleum gas shall be kept, offered,
exposed for sale, or sold by one of the following measurements:
(a)
Pound;
(b)
Metered cubic foot of vapor which is defined as one
cubic foot at sixty degrees Fahrenheit or 15.6 degrees Celsius;
or
(c)
Gallon which is defined as two hundred thirty one
cubic inch at sixty degrees Fahrenheit or 15.6 degrees Celsius.
(2)
All
metered sales by the gallon, except those using meters with a maximum rated
capacity of twenty gallons per minute or less, shall be accomplished by use of
a meter and device that automatically compensates for
temperature.
(F)
All compressed natural gas kept, offered, or exposed
for sale and sold at retail as a motor fuel shall be measured in terms of mass
and indicated in the gasoline gallon equivalents GGE, Diesel gallon equivalents
DGE units or mass.
(1)
All retail compressed natural gas dispensers shall be
labeled with the equivalent conversion factor in terms of pounds. The label
shall be permanently and conspicuously displayed on the face of the dispenser
and shall have the statement one gasoline gallon equivalent GGE means 5.660
pounds of compressed natural gas or one diesel gallon equivalent DGE means
6.384 pounds of compressed natural gas consistent with the method of sale
used.
(2)
The unit price must be in terms of price per GGE and
DGE in whole cents, for example 1.00 dollar per GGE and DGE or in mass
consistent with the method of sale.
(3)
All liquefied
natural gas kept, offered, or exposed for sale and sold at retail as a motor
fuel shall be measured in mass and indicated in diesel gallon equivalent DGE or
units of mass.
(4)
All retail liquefied natural gas dispensers shall be
labeled with the equivalent conversion factor in terms of pounds. The label
shall be permanently and conspicuously displayed on the fact of the dispenser
and shall have the statement one diesel gallon equivalent DGE means 6.059 of
liquefied natural gas.
(G)
Hydrogen fuel
kept, offered, or exposed for sale and sold at retail shall be in mass units in
terms of kilogram. The symbol for hydrogen motor fuel shall be in the capital
letter "H." The word "hydrogen" may also be used.
(1)
The computing
dispenser must display the unit price in whole cents on the basis of price per
kilogram.
(2)
The service pressures of the dispenser and street
signage or advertisement must be conspicuously shown on the user interface in
bar or the SI unit of pascal in terms of whole units.
(3)
The product
identity must be shown in a conspicuous location on the
dispenser.
(4)
The labeling of hydrogen must comply with the national
fire protection association labeling requirements located at www.nfpa.org and
the labeling requirements under 16 C.F.R. 309 (2013).
(H)
Electrical energy kept, offered, or exposed for sale and
sold at retail as a motor fuel shall be in units in terms of the megajoule or
kilowatt per hour.
(1)
All computing electric vehicle supply equipment shall
display the unit price in whole cents or tenths of one cent on the basis of
price per megajoule or kilowatt per hour.
(a)
In addition to
the fee assessed for the quantity of electrical energy sold, fees may be
assessed for other services; such fees may be based on time measurement and/or
a fixed fee. Where fees will be assessed for other services in direct
connection with the fueling of the vehicle, such as fees based on time
measurement or a fixed fee, the additional fee shall be
displayed.
(b)
If electrical energy is unlimited or free of charge,
this fact must be clearly indicated in place of the unit price.
(2)
Where
more than one electrical energy unit price may apply over the duration of a
single transaction, the terms and conditions that will determine each unit
price and when each unit price will apply must be clearly
displayed.
(3)
For fixed service applications, the following
information shall be conspicuously displayed or posted on the face of the
device:
(a)
The
level of electrical vehicle service expressed as the nominal power transfer,
such as the nominal rate of electrical energy transfer, and
(b)
The type of
electrical energy transfer.
(4)
For variable
service applications, the following information shall be conspicuously
displayed or posted on the face of the device:
(a)
The type of
delivery;
(b)
The minimum and maximum power transfer that can occur
during a transaction, including whether service can be reduced to
zero;
(c)
The condition under which variations in electrical
energy transfer will occur; and
(d)
The type of
electrical energy transfer.
(5)
The electrical
vehicle supply equipment shall be labeled in accordance with the National
Electric Code NFPA 70, Article 625 available at www.nfpa.org and in accordance
with 16 C.F.R. 309 (2013).
(I)
Diesel exhaust
fluid shall be sold in terms of volumetric measure or by mass.
Replaces: 901:6-5-02
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 1327.50
Rule Amplifies: 1327.50
Prior effective dates: 9/8/79
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