16 Tex. Admin. Code § 13.38 - Removal from CNG Service
(a) In
addition to NFPA 55 §§7.1.14 and 7.1.15 and for any installations
subject to NFPA 52 requirements, if AFS determines that any CNG cylinder or
installation constitutes an immediate danger to the public health, safety, and
welfare, AFS shall require the immediate removal of all CNG and/or the
immediate disconnection by a properly licensed company to the extent necessary
to eliminate the danger. This may include equipment or any part of the system
including the service container. A warning tag shall be attached by AFS until
the unsafe condition is remedied. Once the unsafe condition is remedied, the
tag may be removed by an AFS inspector or by the licensee if authorized by
AFS.
(b) If the affected entity
disagrees with the removal from service and/or placement of a warning tag, the
entity may request a review of AFS' decision within 10 calendar days. Within 10
business days, AFS shall notify such entity of its finding in writing, stating
the deficiencies. If the entity disagrees, the entity may request or AFS on its
own motion may request a hearing. Such installation shall be brought into
compliance or removed from service until such time as the final decision is
rendered by the Commission.
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