Chapter 342L

§342L-1 Definitions for underground storage tank rules

§342L-2 Administration

§342L-3 State rules for underground storage tanks and hearing officers

§342L-4 Applying for and renewing environmental permits

§342L-4.2 Large underground fuel tanks toward the mountains are banned

§342L-4.5 No new fuel tanks near the shore, with a repair exception

§342L-5 Variances allowed

§342L-6 How to apply for a variance from tank rules

§342L-7 Tank inspections, information, and confidentiality

§342L-7.5 Rules for keeping underground tank records

§342L-8 How the state enforces environmental rules and penalties

§342L-9 Emergency orders for underground tank dangers

§342L-10 Fines for breaking tank rules and blocking inspections

§342L-11 How the state decides and applies fines for violations

§342L-12 State can sue to stop violations and collect fines

§342L-12.5 Who Can Join a Lawsuit to Enforce This Law

§342L-13 How to appeal a director's order

§342L-14 Fees for underground storage tank permits and registrations

§342L-15 Public access to tank records and keeping some information secret

§342L-16 Department workers are not personally liable for official actions

§342L-17 Other legal rights are not affected

§342L-18 Who must enforce these laws

§342L-19 Other powers of the department are not affected

§342L-20 How this law affects other local rules

§342L-21 Courts may hear environmental cases first

§342L-23 Directory of underground storage tank service providers

§342L-30 Who must tell the state about underground storage tanks

§342L-31 Permit requirements and transfer of permit

§342L-32 Rules for underground storage tanks and tank systems

§342L-32.5 No delivering fuel to banned underground tanks

§342L-33 Release detection standards

§342L-34 Rules for reporting underground tank leaks

§342L-35 Rules for responding to underground tank leaks

§342L-36 Rules for proving you can pay for tank leaks

§342L-37 Tank removal does not end cleanup duties

§342L-50 Definitions for underground storage tank rules

§342L-51 State fund for cleaning up underground tank leaks

§342L-52 What happens when a fuel tank leaks

§342L-53 Who pays for cleanup of leaking underground fuel tanks

§342L-61 Fuel tank advisory committee: who is on it

§342L-62 Advisory committee duties for fuel tank leak studies