Utah Admin. Code R311-207-2 - Notification of Intent and Eligibility to Claim Against the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund
(1) Any responsible
party who is making any claim against the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund must:
(a) have previously satisfied the
requirements of Subsection
R311-206-3(1);
(b) have a valid certificate of compliance at
the time of product release by the covered PST; and
(c) meet the requirements of Section
19-6-424.
(2) Except as provided in
Subsection R311-207-2(3), a responsible party eligible to receive payments in
accordance with Section
19-6-419
must submit to the director a written eligibility application to make a claim
against the Fund:
(a) during a period for
which that tank was covered by the Fund;
(b) within one year after that Fund-covered
tank is closed;
(c) within six
months after the end of the period during which the tank was covered by the
Fund; or
(d) before the responsible
party expends any amount over their share in eligible costs, whichever is
sooner.
(3) For eligible
releases that are discovered and reported to the director after July 1, 1994,
the responsible party shall spend the first $10,000 in eligible costs as
determined by the director.
(4) For
eligible releases that are discovered before July 1, 1994, the responsible
party shall spend the first $25,000 in eligible costs as determined by the
director.
(5) Owners and operators
of facilities who participate in the EAP after July 1, 2021 without performing
a site check:
(a) for new releases, the
responsible party shall spend the first $10,000 in eligible costs as determined
by the director and will be covered at 100%.
(b) for historic contamination, the
responsible party shall spend the first $10,000 in eligible costs as determined
by the director and will have release coverage percentages as set forth in
Subsection
19-6-428(3).
(6) A completed eligibility
application form submitted by the responsible party requesting coverage, within
the time frames specified in Subsection R311-207-2(2), shall constitute a claim
against the Fund in accordance with Section
19-6-424.
(7) The responsible party's share of eligible
costs remains the same, regardless of the number of responsible parties who are
associated with a release and covered by the Fund.
(a) only one responsible party can claim
against the Fund per release in accordance with Section
19-6-419.
(8) When a facility has an open
release and a subsequent Fund eligible release occurs at that facility, the
Fund allowable coverage for the subsequent release will be limited to the
amount required to investigate and remediate the subsequent release up to the
maximum allowable under Section
19-6-419.
(a) additional Fund monies cannot be obtained
for the investigation and remediation of the original release through the
coverage of a subsequent release.
(b) the director shall determine the
allowable coverage for a subsequent release.
(9) The maximum coverage allowed in Section
19-6-419 for a series of releases cannot be aggregated to provide additional
reimbursement over the maximum for any release included in the
series.
(10) When the director has
made a determination that the clean up standards established for the site
pursuant to Section
R311-211-5 have
been achieved for a release, the release shall receive a "No Further Action"
status.
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