Utah Admin. Code R311-203-4 - Petroleum Storage Tank Registration Fee
(1) Registration fees will be assessed by the
Department against tanks which are not permanently closed for the entire fiscal
year, and will be billed per facility.
(2) Registration fees are due on July 1 of
the fiscal year for which the assessment is made, or, for PSTs brought into use
after the beginning of the fiscal year, registration fees are due when the
tanks are brought into use, as a requirement for receiving a certificate of
compliance.
(3) The director may
waive all or part of the penalty assessed under Subsection
19-6-408(5) if no
fuel has been dispensed from the tank on or after July 1, 1991 and if the tank
has been properly closed according to Rules R311-204 and R311-205, or in other
circumstances as approved by the director.
(4) The director shall issue a certificate of
registration to owners or operators for individual PSTs at a facility if:
(a) the tanks are in use or are temporarily
closed as outlined in 40 CFR Part 280 Subpart G; and
(b) the PST registration fee has been
paid.
(5) Pursuant to
Subsection
19-6-408(5)(c),
past due PST registration fees, late payment penalties and interest must be
paid before the director may issue or re-issue a certificate of compliance
regardless of whether there is a new owner or operator at the facility.
(a) the director may decline active
collection of past due registration fees, late payment penalties and interest
if a certificate of compliance is not issued and the new owner or new operator
properly closes the PSTs within one year of becoming the new owner or operator
of the facility.
(6) A
UST will be assessed the higher registration fee established under Section
63J-1-504 if it is found to be
out of compliance with the EPA Technical Compliance Rate during an inspection,
and remains out of compliance for six months or greater following the initial
inspection.
(a) the higher registration fee is
due July 1 following the documented six-month period of
non-compliance.
(7) When
the director is notified of the existence of a previously unregistered
regulated PST, the director shall assess the applicable notification fee and
PST registration fee for the current fiscal year.
(a) if the PST is properly permanently closed
within 90 days of the notification of the existence of the PST, the director
may decline active collection of pastdue registration fees, late payment
penalties, and interest for previous fiscal years.
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