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7.00: continued

1/2/15 DEFINITIONS

ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANK or AST. as used in 310 C:MR 7.24(3) and(()), means a motor vehicle fuel storage tank that is intended for fixed installations, without backfill, that is located above or below grade. · T means the Federal Clean 

### Air Act, 42 U
.S.C. 7401 et seq.

discharges air contaminants into ambient air. This can be calculated on a daily, wee y, monthly, ozone season, 12-month roll calendar year basis or other time period determined by the requirements ofthe appli le regulation(s). Actual emissions sh e calculated using the unit's actual operating hours, oduction rates, and types of mat als processed, stored, or combusted during the selected · e period including the e iency of pollution control equipment, ifpresent. ADD-ON PART as usedin 310 CMR 7. part or a replacement part. ADEQUATELY WET means 

### fixing or coatin been added, or with a remover-encapsulant, so emissions. arket partwhich is not a modified

· water.or water to which a surfactant has

to prevent a friable condition and visible
ADHESION PRQMQTER means a coa · designed t acilitate the bonding of a primer or topcoat on surfaces such as trim mol · gs, door locks, d door sills, where sanding is impracticable, and on plastic parts and e edges of sanded APMINISIRA TOR means the his designee. AEROSOL means a syste**""""~""""""""'~~""""'Y'"** for the purposes of310 CMR 7.16 means any empl oyees are commuters, or any educational facility atwhic**ru:..!..!l~10.!~~TLPDAR~TJ..** 

### as used in310 CMR7.40 means any part ofa motor vehicle e ss1on sold for installation on a vehicle after the original retail sale ofthe vehic
.**"-"-"~"'T"...,...TURE""'"""~(forthe** purpose of310 CMR 7.07) means those practices involved with e cultiv ·on of soil for purposes of crop production and/or the raising oflivestock when sue cro are produced primarily for commercial foodstuffs and such livestock are raised primarily fo commercial foodstuffs or work prirposes. ·

310 CMR-171DEFINITI

1/2/15 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION**'P!'~a.:.o'-l.A~:!!.!.:l£!.l..!...!.means** any substance orman-madephysicalphenomenoninthe ambien t space and includes, but is not limited to, dust, flyash, gas, fume, mist, odor, smoke, vapor, p lien, microorganism, radioactive material, radiation, heat. sound, any combination thereof , ot an decay or reaction product thereof.**~......_-"G!.¥~0¥U** means the presence in the ambient 

### air space ofone or more 

### air contanj6.ru1Ilis
·ons**ther~f** in such concentrations and ofsuch duration as to:**""""""'-""""""-~......,""'"""""""'~....,.,_N""'"** means any physical change or change in them od ofoperation (including modificatio r reconfiguration ofan emissions unit, change inth raw material used or change in the operatin rate) which would result in an increase in po ·al emissions or an increase in ambient 

### air im cts (i
. e. , reduced stack height). ALTERNATIVE FUEL me any fuel designated as such on an Department, including metharl I, denatured ethanol, and other ale ols; miXtures containing 85% or more by volume ofme**o~** denatured ethanol, and oth alcohols with gasoline or otherfuels; natural gas; liquified troleum gas; hydrogen, coal-d vedliquid fuels; fuels (other than aicohol) derived from biolo ·cal materials; electricity (' eluding electricity from solar energy); and any other fuel that the epiutment determines is ubstantially not petroleum.

AMBIENT AIR SPACE means the unconfine s ace occupied by the atmosphere above the geographical area ofthe District which includes e 

### air outside a facility or structure. 

### ANTI-GLARE SAFETY COATING means low loss coating formulated to eliminate glare for safety purposes on interior surfaces of ehicle, · specified under the U.S. Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Safety S · 

### <lardS. APPLICABLE REQUIREMENT for e purposes of3 CMR 7
.02(12) means any emission limitation, standard, term, con:diti or other require ent provided for in a Department
. regulation, a plan approval, an mission control plan r other document issued by
. the Department pursuantto 

### 310 C 

### 7
.00. APPLICATIQN AREA m any area where a coating is app including but not limited to application ,by dipping, ro · g, spraying or flowcoating techniqu

all asbestiform varieties ofthe mineral family call serpentinite (c sotile), riebeckite**(c~ocidolite),** cummingtonited actinolite- tremolite.**"-"""""'"*~"--"'~-'-"-'--."'-""-''-""-'..,....=-==-=** means friable asbestos and any mate 1% or m e asbestos by area as determined by a laboratory using USEPA approv methods. includes but is not limitedto sprayed-on and troweled-onmaterials applied to eilings, wall , and ceilings, walls, and other surfaces, insulation onpipes, boilers, tanks, ducts, an ther

. pment, structural and non-structUral members, tiles, shingles or asbestos-containing pa r. 310 CMR -172 

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DEFINITIONS : continued

1/2115**.._,~<>U.~"-""~......._,~,.......,"--"'-'-'"""""..._.~........,,...Rl,..AL~** means any friable asbestos-containing rna . rial removed during a demolition/renovation project and anything contaminated in the cour ofa demolition/renovation project including asbestos waste from control devices, bag or co · ers that previously contained asbestos, contaminated clothing, materials used
. enclose e work area during the demolition/renovation operation, and demolition/renovati n debris.

a dark-brown to black cementitious material**(solid~** semi-solid, or li d) in
· ting constituents are bitumens which occur in nature as such, or 

### w. · ch are e in refining petroleum. ·**£::6!'""'-!:~!.I.Y.!.~!.!....,O£!~** means any area determined by the Administrator as one which the ambient air concentr ion for a criteria pollutant does not exceed a primary r a seccindary National Ambient Air
. uality Standard. AUTOMOBILE means a . otor vehicle capable ofcarrying no more

AUTOMOTIVE SURFACE COATING me bodies and front end sheet metal (hood and fe ders fewer passengers or light duty vehicles rate t 8500 ofsuch vehicles. 

### IllY means British thermal unit, the pound ofwater from 39°F to 40°F. BAK.ERY means a facility consis leavened products. ·· ·c parts used in the

in the manufacture or repair of

coating at automobile assembly plants of

fpassetiger cars capable ofseating.l2 or

unds grossweight or less or derivatives

to raise the temperature of one

BASE DATE means the dat on which the base number ofsingle occup t commuter vehicles at a particular employmen facility or educational institution must be det CHN LOGY means an emission 

### limi tion based on the**~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~** maximum degree ofr uction of any regulated air contaminant emitted from r which results from any regulated ility which the Department, on a case-by-case basis · into account energy, environm tal, and economic impacts and other costs, determines is achie lefor such facility through pplication of production processes and available methods, ems and techniques fo control of each such contaminant The best available control t hnology determinatio shall not allow emissions in excess of any emission standard establish under the New urce Performance Standards, National Emission Standards for Hazardo 

### Air Pollutan or under any other applicable section of 310 CMR 7.00, and may include a de · feature equipment specification, work practice, operating standard, or combination thereof.**~~~~~O'""L~G.!..Y.1..** means the use ofcellular and molecularprocesses from living systems to

alee or assist in making products.

310 CMR-173

### 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINTI10NS: continued

1/2/15 means a rubber-covered cylinder that receives the printed imagezom the ate d transfers the image to 

### the substrate.
. P LITAN PLANNIN OR TION organization designated for
.m · taining a continuing, cooperative, and comprehensive C) transportation

. . Section 5303 ofthe

BUBBLE means an alternative emissi control ategy where several emission points are regarded as being placedunder an h llietical dome ·chisthenregarded as a single emission source. Sources under a bubble reallocate emission ecreases and increases so long as the requi!ements of310 CMR 7
.0 are met. Bubbles need no be confined to a single facility or source site. · · BULK PLANT me y organic material storage and/or distribu daily throughput ( oofthe total throughput on a rolling 30 day time ·od) ofgreater than or equal to 4,000 t less than 20,000 gallons of organic material having greater than
. psia under actual storage conditions.**"'"""'-'="'"'P-"""'"'~~AL~** 

### means any organic material storage and/or distribution fa · 'ty with an aver e daily throughput (1/30 

### ofthe total throughput on a rolling 30 day time perio f 

### greater 20,000 gallons oforganic material having a true vapor pressure greater than 1.5 ps1 der tua1 

### storage conditions. BUSINESS DAY, as used in 310 CMR 7.24(3) and 310 CMR 7.24(6), means a day ofthe week that the Department is open for business. CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCES BOARD (or CALIFORNIA ARB 

### or CARB) means the California state agency established and empowered to regulate sources of air 

### pollution in California, including motor vehicles, pursuant to California Health and Safety Code Sections 39500 et seq. EFFICIENCY means the ability ofa building, enclosure or .syStem to capture · con · ants 

### within the building, enclosure or system before the air 

### contaminants are · cted
. to an 

### afr p ution control device. Capture efficiency is determined in accordan 'th EPA Reference Te eth.od Number 204, as specified in 40 CFR Part 51: Appen , or by other methods approved e Department and EPA.

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DEFINITIONS: continued

1/2/15 a coating which lacks color and opacity or is trans base or undertone color
. COATiNG means a rna 'al applied onto, or impregnated into, substrate for protective, decorative, or functional p oses. Such materials include, b are· not limited to, pain ts, varnishes, seruants, adhesives dtemporary protective coa . s. COATING LINE(S) means one or re apparatuses oro .erations which apply, convey and dry a surfacecoating comprised ofinclud' but not limit to the coating applicator (knife coating, roll coating, spray booths , flow coaters, 'pping), nveyors, flashoff areas, air dryers, drying ovens and curing ovens. A coating line i iaered to convey, apply and dry one or more layers ofsurface coating including but not · d to base coat, single coat, prime coat, and top coat.

CO N TURBINEmeans any bustionturbine, includingthe duct burner portion thereo , in which heat is recovered from the e ust gases to heat water or generate steam. all equipment, including, but not · ytic incinerators, flares; boilers, and process heaters used**~'-"ll.!¥'~~.u.-""""'~"'"""~~~~** means a measure ofthe completeness of co ustion, expr sed as a percent, determined 

### by the measurement of carbon dioxide (CO:J and bon m oxide (CO) influe gas in accordance withthe followitig formula: C
.E
. = [CO/(CO 

### + C 00. COMMENCE OPERATIONS, as used in 310 CMR. 7.24(3) and (6), means that point, after a Stage I or Stage II systemhas been installed or has undergone a substantial modification, when motor vehicle fuel is first dispensed for sale oruse from a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility or tank truck for the purpose said facility or tank truck is intended
. R IALPARKINGSPACE means,forthepurposesof310CMR7.30, parkingspaces or a fee, excluding employee parking spaces.

COMMUTER means an y e ee or student during his or JOurney to or from work or classes and whose automobile 1 • ed to be used in the course of employment or classes
.**~~~~~** for the purpose of310 CMR 7.18(19) means a piece ofequipmen · eluding butn ·tedto pumps,valves, compressors , andpressure. relief valves, whichhasthepo tial eaic volatile organic compounds
.

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DEFJNITIONS: continued

1/2/15

### """'"'-'-"~P"'A'-"'TE""'-'='**f~r** the purposes of310 CMR 7.24, means hydrocarbon liquids itrated from
. which condenses due to changes in the temperature and/or press e and remains

dard conditions.

CONPENSOR me a 'device which cools a gas stream to a te perature which removes specific organic com ounds bycondensation. CONSOLIDATEDP T asusedin310CMR7.40meansap a group oforiginal equip ent parts.**.,.C""O,...NT.,_._._,......,~~-=~'-'-'~~~......,_¥~** means a system designed to remediate soil (VOC) tln'ough stripping ofthe VOC from the constructed into the contaminated soil area.**~~!..D.!l!!.Y.:!a.l.!.i<!L,!,~&W~:LU~C->L~~!\does** not include the venting oflandfills. CONIINUOUS COMPLIANCE means 7
.00 at all times.

CQOLINGTOWERasused · 310CMR7
.02(2)(g)6
. means, openwaterrecirculationdevice thatuses fans ornatural to draw orforce ambient airthrou the device to cool warmwater by direct contact.
eans ozone (03) , PMl0, d as sulfur dioxide (802), nitrogen dioxide 0 2) , volatile organic non-methane hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide ( ) or lead (Pb ), or any t for which national ambient air quality standards h ¥e been adopted
. ·

ACK ASPHALT means aSphalt cement which has been liquefied by blending oleum solvent (diluents) such that the blend contains greater than seven per cent by wei · t such petroleum solvents. Upon exposure to atmospheric conditions the diluents evaporate leaving the asphalt cement to perform its function.

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DEFJNITIONS: continued

1/2/15 lNDER means any one ofseveral components ofa printing press used to transfer prin es or guide paper through the press including but not limited to intermediate, bl impr sion, plate and sheet transfer cylmders.

DEPARTMENT · ans the Department of Environmental Protection ursuant to St. 1989 c. 240, §§ 101, "
.. . th department ofenvironmental quality enginee · shall be known as the department ofenviro ental protection"). DISTRJCT means the Be tts (CMAPCD), Merrimack Valley (MVAPCD), Metr olitan Boston (MBAPCD), Pi eer Valley (PVAPCD), and Southeastern Massachusetts CD) 

### Air Pollution Con 1 Districts. DRY BOTTOM means a furnac design in which the oal-fired unit equipped with an ash**~disposal** hopper bottom with suffic1 t cooling surface thatthe ash particles impinging onthe furnace walls or hopper bottom can removed in a state. DUAL-POINT STAGE I SYSTEM as ed in 0 CMR 7
.24(3), means a type of Stage I system in which the storage tank is equipp wi an entry port for a motor vehicle fuel fill pipe and a separate exit port for a vapor connect DUCT BURNER means a device that co another source, such as a stationary gas the firing of additional fuel to heat recovery steam generating unit. 

### mJSI means finely divided sor

SPRAY APPLICATION means the application ofcharge ereby enhancing deposition by electrostatic attraction ofthe paint to**......,.""""'~__,""'"''---"'""'""'~""""'......,."-"""'""'..,.,.'-'-"-"-"'""""'-'-"'""'""'....,.........,..,0""-'.N** means any operatio that was not lanned but results from a sudden unexpected event which req · the olition/renovation ofa structurally soimd or unsound facility or facility component. includes operations necessitated by non-routine failures ofequipment. EMERGENCY MOTOR VEHICLE as used in 310 CMR 7
.24(6) means any publicly or privately-owned motor vehicle used for the restoration or maintenance of electricity, gas, telephone, or other utilities essential to maintain public services during an emergency situation;

. any publicly-owned motor vehicle operated by apeace officerin
. performance of their duties ; any

.authorized emergency motor vehicle used for fighting fires or responding to emergency fire calls ; any publicly-owned authorized emergency motor vehicle used by an emergency medical technician orparamedic; any publicly orprivately-owned motorvehicle under contractfor snow removal ; any publicly or privately-owned motor vehicle used for towing or servicing other emergency motor vehicles; or any ambulance used by a private entity under contract with a public agency. 310 CMR-177310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINITIONS: continued

1/2/15 EMERGENCY SITUATION as used in 310 CMR 7.i4(6), means a situation in which a local, state, or federal official bas**~eclared** a "state ofemergency," or during fire fighting activities
.

as used in 310 CMR 7.40 means any publicly· operated by a eace officer in performance oftheir duties, any authorized em used for fightin fires or responding to emergency fire calls, any publicly emergency vehic used by an emergency medical technician or paramedic, r used for towing or servicing other hicles, or repairing damaged lighting or electrical e 'pment, anY motor

·vehicle ofmosquito atement, vector control, or pest abatement agenc· s and used· for those purposes, orany amb ce used by a private entity under contract wi a public agency. ge orrelease ofan air contaminant to e ambient air space.**~~~~~~~"'""'"~~roL~S** means those permanent stic rs affixed to all 1995 and

. subsequent model year passeng cars and light duty trucks, ce ed for sale in California, in

accordance with Tide 13 CCR 65 as amended July 12, 19 , and incorporated herein by reference, and "California Motor 'Yehicle Emission Contr Label Specifications" as last amended July 12, 1991. ·

EMISSION CONTROL WAIVER means an e 7.40 granted by the Massachusetts Registry ofM regulations promulgated thereunder
.

EMISSION STATEMENT
_ is ace · ation submittedby owner or operator ofafacilitythat describes the actual annual emissi of VOC and/or NO om the facility as well as-the average Ozone Season daily emis Ions from the facility. EMISSION

### tJNrr means any · dividrial piece ofequipment from ·ch any air contaminan t is emitted to the ambien t air SP. ce; for example, an individual boiler, a ingle degreaser, etc .**b!A!.~~~,_,......_~~'.fE-~~'"'-l..o!....,.,""""-'~UIP~"""""MENT~...,_._means** a syste designed to limitthe ts into the ambient air by collecting emissio from a facility or emission unit, before ey are emitted to the ambient air, and controlling t ese emissions by reducing ore· · g the mass ofthe air contaminants contained in thee · sions. Control methods include, tarenot limited to, oxidation, filtration, scrubbing, condensa ·on, absorption and adsorption
.

EMPL YE G SPACES means for the purposes of 310 CMR 7.30, parking sp ces d for use by employees ofMASSPORT and employees oftenants at Logan Airpo**"7'-""""""-""-YE"'" ~R**  means any person or entity who employs 250 or more daytime employ;**ommuters** at any time during a calendar year at any employment facility, or any educational pnstitution with 1000 or more commuters. 310 CMR-178310 C.MR.: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINITIONS: continued

1/2/15 OYMENT FACILITY means any facility or group of facilities of the same empl which 'thin walking distance ofeach other at which 250 or more persons are co

means the United States Environmental Protection Agency
. EXECUTIVE ORDER. as used in 31 0 CMR 7
.24(3) and (6) , means a certification documen t, including but not limited to, applicable exhibits, installation, operation and
.maintenance manuals, manufacturer guidance documents andmanufacturer advisory correspondence or mail outs, as issued or approved byCARB , in accordance withthe applicable certificationprocedures
. (17 of the California Code of Regulations, section 94011, as amended April12, 1996)and adopted bythe Department in 310 CMR 7.24(3) and (6)
.**~~~""-"'~~.!..o!.!..l.S!!o.~R~O~F** means a storage vessel cover in an ope op tank consisting of a double deck or pontoo ingle deck which rests upon and is**sup~** ed by the petroleum liquid being contained and is · close the space betWeen the roof edge and tank shell
.**~>..!..!:~~c.!..!~~~!Dd~~~~~>L** means coatings esigried for exposure to harsh or extreme environmental conditions, etermined by the Dep ent, including but not limited to constant weather exposure, 

### de gents, temperatures consist tly above 203°1; (95°C), or corrosive atmospheres
. .**._F""""'""""'""""'""""....._~"""""'¥'"'-"""'""'means** thecoating ofa textile substratet · such as strength, stability, water or acid repellenc FACE FIRING eans a furnace firing design in which the burners are mount d in an array on one or more rtical walls including o osed firing , where the burners are mounted on two opposite walls; an

mgle-wall firing, where the burners 

### are mounted on only one wall.**·** .Ay means any installation or establishment and associated equipment, located on s e, adjacent or contiguous property, capable ofemissions; and for the purpose of310 CMR

.15 , it means any structure, installation, building, equipment, or ship
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DEFINITIONS: continued



### 112/15 FEDE Y ENFOR EABLE means all limitations and conditions whichare enft rceable by the Admini tor, including but not limited to, those requirements develope pursuant to 40 CFR Part (New Source Performance Standards), 40 CFR Part 61 (Nati Emission Standards for H dous 

### Air Pollutants), 40 CFR Part 63 (National Emissio Standards for Hazardous 

### Air Pol · ts for Source Catergories), 40 CFR Parts 72 throu 80 (Acid Rain Program) and require ents within the Massachusetts State Implementati ·Plan. Federally enforceable requirement also include those requirements in operating 

### rmits issued either pursuant to 40 CFRpart 7 or under 310 CMR 7.00: Appendix C, (exce t those listed as state enforceable only) any permi requirements established pursuant to 40 FR 52.21 (Prevention ofsignificant deterioration of
.· quality), under plan approval require ents in either 310 

## CMR 7.02 or,310 CMR 7.00: Appen A. Fedei'ally enforceable limitati and conditions can also be contained in either apermit re ·ction issued under 310 CMR 7 2(9), 7.02(1 0), 7.02(11) or equipment installed under 310 C 7.03, that has been made derally enforceable after the EPA has approved 310 CMR 7.02 7.03 into the Massach ttsSIP. FEDERAL POTENTIAL TO EMIT maximum capacity ofa stationary sourc to emit a regul ed pollutant under its physical and operational design. Any physical or opera nallimitati on the capacity of the source to emit a regulated pollutarit, including air polluti control quipment and restriction oil hours of operation or on the type or amount ofmateri comb ed, stored, or processed, shan be treated as part ofits design only ifthe limitation or effi ctit would have on emissions is federally

. enforceable
. To be federally enforceable, a · tiOil on any facility's capacity to emit a

pollutant shall include testing, monitoring, d recordkeeping procedures sufficient to demonstrate compliance with the limitations. ples ofpermit or SIP limitations generally considered federally enforceable are limitati o the allowable capacity ofthe equipment, requirements for the installation, operation d m · tenance ofpollution control equipment, limits on hours of operation, and restricti on am ts of materials combusted, stored, or produced. To be federally enforceable, re ·ctions on o ration, production, or emissions must be stated in terms ·ofthe shortest aver · g time that c be used as a practical matter, e.g., pounds per hour, or gallons per hour and they must be
.. ed to other enforceable operating restrictions at the source. General · 'tations on potential emit, such as·yearly limits (e.g
. , in tons per year), by themselves, not considered federally nforceable. The use ofhourly, daily, weekly, or monthly rollin · 'ts are generally accepta e. Any federally enforceable limitations or conditions mus be enforceable a.S a practiCal atter, ensure continuous compliance with the restrictio , and include adequate testing, mo 'toring, and record keeping procedures sufficient to de onstrate compliance with the limita ·ons or conditions of an applicable federally enfor · ble document described above. Fugitiv emissions, to the extent

.quantifiable, are included determining the potentialto emit ofa statio ary source. Secondary emissions do not count · determining the potential to emit ofa station**~......,""'""""'-""-"""'-"'-'=7~"-"'-'~""R....._Y** means a vertical cylindrical furnace ing pig iron, scrap iron, scrap steel and ke as charging components. Ferrous Cupola Foundri can be separated into "Jobbing" Fo dries and "Production" foundries. Jobbing foundries run termittently for just long enough tone time 

### to pour the molds that are ready on the foundry f1 or on ajob-byjob basis. Prod ·on foundries will melt metal continuously and pour to a succe ion ofmolds that are cons tly being prepared to receive the flow ofmolten iton.**~'-""'""""'~"-'-'='-'-'"""""""""'""""~""""'""** means a material applied to a textile substrate to enhance the extile's performance or appearance.
310 CMR-180 \ \310 C:MR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINITIONS: continued

2/15/13 DESIGN CAPACITY means the rated design capacity, operatin or produc ate of an emission unit as determined by the manufacturer o unit or other method approv the Department.

TURESURFACECOATINGmeansthecoatingofanyme whichwill embled with other metal, wood, fabric, plastic, or glass parts to form a furniture · MINOR MODIFICATION means, for the purposes of310 CMR 7.24(6), the re-installation, repair or replacement of one or more Stage II System components that is not substantial, including, butnotlimitedto : less than50% of the motor vehicle fuel dispensers (e
.g., one offqur dispensers); a central vacuum unit ofa Heaiy 400 ORVR nozzle system or Healy 600 nozzle system;

### bill flo'at extractorvalvehousings; dispenser mounted vaporpumps; or "screw-on" spill ordrybreakbuckets
. If the re-installation, repair orreplacement ofStage IISystemcomponents occurs at a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility withtwo or less dispensers, the re:..installation, repair or replacement of only one of the motor vehicle fuel dispensers shall be a Minor · Modification. SCELLANEOUS METAL PARTS AND PRODUCTS means farm machinery (harvestin fe ' zing, anci plant machines, tractors, combines, lawn mowers, rototillers, 

### etc); ill appli es; commercial and office equipment (computers and auxiliary equipment, type · ters , calculate vending machines, 

### etc.); fabricated metal products (metal doors, fr s, 

### etc.); industrial chinery (pumps, compressors, conveyor components, fans, blowers, forrilers, 

### etc.); and an other metal parts or products which are coated under Stan d Industrial Classification C es of Major Groups 33, 34, 35 , 36, 37, 38, and 39
. The e of autobody anti-chip coatings underbody plastisols in automobile and light-duty ck surface coating is considered coating o ·scellaneousparts andproducts. This definition oes notincludemetal cans, flat metal sheets, an strips in the form ofrolls or coils; magnet · e for use in electrical machinery; metal furniture ; ge appliances; automobile and li duty trucks, automobile refinishing; exterior coating o sembled entire aircraft or as mbled entire metal marine vessels ; or customized topcoating automobiles and trucks if production is less than 35 vehicles per 

### day: MIST means any liquid aerosol formed by liquids
. MOBILE EQUIPMENT means, for the purpos of 0 CMR 7
. 18(28), any equipment that is physically capable of being driven or dra upon a · way including but not limited to construction vehicles (such as mobile es, bulldo and concrete mixers); farming equipment (such as tractors andplows); uling equipment (s has truck trailers, utilitybodies and camper shells) and miscellaneous uipment (such as stree weepers and golfcarts)
. MODELYEAR means amotorv ·cle manufacturer's annual produ ·onperiodwhichincludes January 1st of a calendar y r, ifthe manufacturer has no ann reduction period, the calendar year. In the case any vehicle manufactured in two or mo stages, the time of manufacture shall be the te ofcompletion ofthe chassis. · MODIFIED PART s used 

### in 310 CMR 7.40 means any aftermarket part in ten ed to replace an original equi ent**emissions related**  part and which is not functionally ide ·cal to the original equi ent part in all respects which in any way affect emissions, exc ding a consolida part. 

### MO TOR (for the purpose of 310 CMR 7.18(19)) means to measure volatile org

mpound concentration b y the appropriate EPA reference method
.

310 CMR-186
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DEFINITIONS: continued

112/15 MONTHi y THROUGHPUT means the total volume ofmotor vehicle fuel that is loaded into, 1 

### or dispensed from, all niotorvehicle fuel storage

### tanks at amotorvehicle fuel dispensing facility during amonth. Monthlythroughputis calculated by summing the volume of motorvehicle fuel loaded into, or dispensed from, all motor vehicle fuel storage tanks 

### at a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility during the current day, plus the total volume ofmotor vehicle fuel loaded into, or dispensed from, all motor vehicle fuel storage tanks at 

## amotor vehicle fuel dispensing facility during the previous 364 days, and then dividing that sum by 12
. MOTORVEHICLE means any equipment or mechanical device propelled primarily on land by power other than muscular power but does not mean railroad and railway engines and cars, vehicles operated by the s ystem known as trolley motor or trackless trolley, or devices used for domestic purposes. MOTORVEHICLEFUELmeans anypetroleum distillate having aReid Vapor Pressilre of more 

### than four pounds per square inch 

### as determined by ASTM Method D323 and which is used primarily to power motor vehicles. This definition includes, but is not limitedto, gasoline and mixtures of simple alcohols and gasoline
. MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL DISPENSING FACILITY means any facility where motor vehicle fuel is dispensed into motor vehicle fuel storage tanks, motor vehicle fuel-powered equipment, or portable containers from 

### a storage·tank 

### with 

### a capacity of250 gallons or more. .

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DEFINTilONS: continued

7/1/94 GERATED CHll..LER means a device which is mopnted above the water jacket and timary condenser coils, consisting · of secondary coils which carry a refrigerant to provide a c ed air blanket above the solvent vapor to reduce emissions from the degreaser bath. The c · ed air blanket temperature measured at the centroid of the degreaser at the colde be no. greater than 30% of the solvents boiling point measured in °F.

s any animal, vegetable, or mineral, solid, liquid, 

### or gaseous waste
·s not limited to, rubbish, garbage, ashes, construction waste, industrial te, demolition waste, agricultural waste, abandoned vehicles, arded material. It does not include hazardous waste.

CYCLE COMBUSTION 

### TURBINE means any stationary turbine which reco s heat from the combustion turbine exhaust gases to preh combustion air to th combustion turbine. REGIS1RAR means th Registrar of the Registry of Motor Vehicles. REGISTRY means the R REGULATED POLLUT means any air contaminant regulated Air Act, 42 U.S.C
. sections 7 1 

### et seq., excluding pollutants regula § 112. REGULA TED RECYCLABLE 

### TERIAL means any recyc e material which either (a) 

### h3s a characteristic do;;M.d,,yvu
. in 310 CMR 30.120 thr ugh 30.125, or 

# cb) is listed or otherwise de in 310 CMR 30.13 ough 30.136, or (c) has been determined by ili Department to be hazardous waste pl.irsuant to . 310 CMR 30.144. 

### REID VAPOR PRESSURE is a standar pounds per square inch absolute at l00°F of the vapor pressure of a liquid in ed by ASTM Method 0323. REMOTE PARKING SPACES means any par · g space (whether or not defined as a "motor vehicle parking space" for the purpose of 

### 3 · 7.00) which serves end uses outside of a parking freeze area including, but not · 'ted , parking for airport 

### use, for Downtown Boston parking, and for remote employ, parking. · king spaces m renta1/leased passenger motor ve cles at a facility own vehicle rental company. s off-street parking spaces for operated and/or leased by a motor
REP AIR (for the purpo compound concentrati of 310 CMR 7
. 18(19)) means reduce the volatile organic 

### ,000 ppmv as shown by of a leaking component to below monitoring
.**=::=:~=~.:...:...~PAR~~T** as 

### used 

### in 310 CMR 7.40 

## means any et part which is intended to lace an original equipment emissions-related part and whl is functionally identical the original equipment part in all respects which in any way (inclu · g durability), or a consolidated part OWERING means the replacement of an emission unit with a new unit that ·s less uting and more efficient than the unit which is being 

### replaced
.

310 CMR- 193310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINITIONS: continued

1/2/15 . RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL means, in the case of: (a) a sole proprietorship- the
.sole proprietor. (b) a partnership

- a general partner with the authority to bind the partnership. (c) a corporation or a non-profit corporation

- a president, secretary, treasurer, or a vice-president of the corporationin charge· ofaprincipal business functionwho has been du1y authorized to bind th,e corporation pursuant to a**corpora~** vote, or an employee of the corporation who. has been du1y authorized to bind the corporation pursuant to a corporate vote. · (d) a municipality or other public agency - a principal executive officer or ranking elected official who is empowered to enter into contractS on behalf ofthe municipality or public agency. (e) a trust
- a trustee or any other natural person authorized: 1. to · enter into contracts regarding the trust property; 2. 

### to bind the trust; or 3. to encumber or dispose ofthe trust property. (f) a limited liability company- a person authorized pursuant to M.Q.L. c. 156C, § 24 and the limited liability company's operating agreement to bind the company and all the members.



### RICH BURN ENGINE me not a lean bum engine
. ROLL COATING means the application steel rolls.

ROLLER PRINTING m**~~~"'--!.1.~""""~~U..!.:u::.!.means** the application ofa decorative p pictures to ate · e substrate by means ofa cylindrical, metal**sc~een.**

### ~u..:!,~~>..!...!.~~P.A:RINTIN>.Y.J.AJ.~~G~ means the application of words, designs and pic s to a· e by means of a roll printing technique which involves an intaglio or recessed in the form ofcells. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE means, for the purposes of 310 CMR 7.24(6), the regu1ar reinstallation, repair orreplacement ofone ormore Stage IISystem components includirig, but not limited to: hoses; nozzles; breakaways;**swivel~;** hose retractors; bucket plow rings; "slip-on" spill or dry break buckets; 

### "0" rings and seals; submersible pumps or suction pipes; fill adaptors; fill tubes; vapor adaptors; fill and vapor caps; drain valves; monitor caps; orriser caps.**~""""" ·** **~E=R** means a coating formu1ated and applied to prevent subsequent coatings from b · absorbe · e substrate, or to prevent harm to subsequent coatings b s in the

310 CMR-194310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINITIONS : continued

1/2/15 emissions from motor vehicles, ships or trains going to or from the major stationaiY. s urce/facility, and ·

- e ·ssions from any offsite support facility which would not otherwise be constructe e its emissions as a result ofthe construction or operation ofthe major stati acility or major modification.**~~~"'""'"'-'means** the Secretary ofTransportation and Construction
.**~..._..~""-'"-'-"~~""-'-"--"'T......:.AIN"""'"means** a coating whichis formulatedto ' change substrate but not c nceal the substrate. SHEET-FED means individual sheets. bustion turbine which

·SlNGLE COAT means a sin film ofcoating applied directly o the substrate omitting any primer application. tor-powered vehicle with four or more wheels with capacityfor a drive Ius one ormorepas gers whichis used by a commuter traveling alone to and/ or from workor lasses and is not ustomarily required to be used in the course ofhis employment, or studies
. SlNGLE-STAGE TOPCOAT means a top SMALLER EMPLOYERS means any perso employee commuters who are located within distance ofeach other
.


## .s.QM. means cleimsing agents made 18 carbon atoms. entity who employs between 

### 50. and 250 dustrial or office park and are within walking fly ash, resulting from combustion of

ts offatty acids having from ten to
SOLIDS as usedin310 CMR7.1 meansthevolume(ing ns) ofsolid material ina coating, ink, or other organic material as etermined by EPA Test Me od 24:40 CFR 60 : 

### AppendixA (volume of coating minus v lume · of carrier such as ph ochemically reactive and or non-photochemically reactiv solvents and water) or as provide by the coating manufacturer.
ce that is used to dissolve or dilute other substance; this term includes, but is not limi d to dissolvers, viscosity reducers, degr asing agents or cleaning agents .**~""-'-'-~** means the phenomenon ofalternative increases and decreases in the pressure o the a osphere, caused by radiations having a frequency range of from 20 to 20,000 cycles econd, that elicits a physiologic response by the human sense ofhearing.

310 CMR-195310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINITIONS:
.continued

112/15 SPECIALTY COATING means a oduct which is n ssary due to unusualjob perfonnance requirements
. These coatings o dditives include, but ot limited to, adhesion promoters, · uniform finish blenders, elas meric materials, impact resi t coatings, underbody coatings, weld through primers, glo flatteners, bright metal trim repair, ·

H FILLING means the filling of a tank truck or stationary tank through a pi r hose ose discharge opening is above the surface level ofthe liquid in the tank being filled
. STAGE I CARB ENHANCED VAPOR RECOVERY (EVR) COMPONENT or EVR COMPONENT, as used in 310 CMR 7.24(3), means a component identified in any of the Executive0rderslistedin310 CMR7
.24(3)(c)l.: Table 1. and310 CMR7
.21(3)(c)l. : Tab/e2. STAGE I CARB ENHANCED VAPOR RECOVERY (EVR) SYSTEM, as used in 310 CMR. 7
.24(3), means avaporbalance system certifiedby CARB pursuantto a Phase I Executive Order to pre vent discharge to the atmosphere ofat least 98% by weight ofvapors displaced during the transfer ofmotor vehicle fuel from a tank truck to a motor vehicle fuel storage tank. STAGE I COMPONENT ENHANCED VAPOR RECOVERY (EVR) SYSTEM, as used in 310 CMR 7
.24(3), means : (a) for an underground storage tank, a vapor balance system constructed from components identified in any one of the Phase I Executive Orders listed in 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(c)
. l.: Table 1. , inCluding, but not be limited to, the following components: spill containment buckets, drain valves, dust caps, rotatable product adaptors, riser adaptors, drop tubes, rotatable vapor adaptors, tank gauge ports, and pressure/vacuum vent valves; and (b) for aboveground storage tanks, a vapor balance system constructed
.from componeri.ts identified in an y of the Phase I Executive**Or~ers** and applicable Stapding Loss Control Executive Orders listed in 310 CMR 7
.24(3)( c ).1.: Table 2
. STAGEIM1NORMODIFICATION,asusedin310CMR7.24(3),meanstheinstallation,repair orreplacement ofone or more Stage I system components that is not substantial, including, but not limitedto, product drop tubes; overfill prevention devices; "screw

-on'' spill containment and dry break buckets. STAGE I NON-ENHANCED VAPOR RECOVERY SYSJEM, as used in 310 CMR 7.24(3), means a vapor balance system certified by CARB to prevent discharge to the atmosphere ofat least 95% by weigh t ofvapors displaced during the transfer ofmotor vehicle fuel from a tank truck to a motor vehicle fuel storage tank
.

310 CMR.

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### ) .310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINITIONS: continued

112/15 STAGE I ROUTINE MAINTENANCE, 

### as used in 310 CMR 7.24(3), means the regular installation, repair orreplacement ofone ormore Stage I 

### system components, including, but not limited to, bucket plow rings; "slip-on" spill 

### conta.Umient and dzy 

### break buckets; "0" rings and seals; product adaptors; vapor adaptors; product caps; vapor caps; monitor caps; riser caps; drain 

### valves; and pressure/vacuum vent valves. STAGE I 

### SUBSTANTIAL MODIFICATION, as used in 310 CMR 7.24(3), means, the installation, repair or replacement of one or more Stage I 

### system components requiring excavation below a shear valve or tan:k 

### pad including, but not limited to, vent piping; vapor space tie bar; dual-point or co-axial Stage I 

### systems; or motor vehicle fuel storage tanks
. . 

### STAGE I SYSTEM means a Stage I 

### CARB EVR System, a Stage I 

### Component EVR System, or a Stage I 

### Non-enhanced vapor recovery system. · STAGE II 

### MINOR MODIFICATION means, for the purposes of 310 CMR 7.24(6), the re-installation, repair or replacement of one or more Stage II 

### System components that is not**subs~tial,** 

### including, butnot limitedto, less than 50% of the motorvehicle fuel dispensers (e.g., 

### one offour dispensers); acentral vacuum unit ofaHealy 400 ORVRnozzle system or Healy 600 nozzle system; ball float extractor valve housings; dispenser mounted vapor pumps; or "screw-on" spill or dzy 

### break buckets
. If

### the re-installation, repair or replacement of Stage II


### · System components occurs at 

### a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility with two ot 

### less

dispensers, the re-installation, repair or replacement of only one . of the motor vehicle fuel dispensers shall.be a Minor Modification. STAGE II 

### ROUTINE MAINTENANCE mearis, for the purposes of 310 CMR 7.24(6), the regular reinstallation, repair or replacement of one or · more Stage II

. 

### System components including, but not limited to, hoses; nozzles; breakaways; swivels; hose retractors; bucketplow rings; "slip-on" spill or dzy 

### break buckets; "0" 

### rings and seals; submersible pumps or suction pipes; fill adaptors; fill tubes; vapor adaptors; fill 

### and vapor caps; drain valves; monitor caps; or riser caps. STAGE II

### SUBSTANTIALMODIFICATION means, forthe purposes of310 CMR7.24(6), the reinstallation, repair or replacement ofone or more Stage II 

### System components including, but not limited to, 50% or more ofthe motor vehicle fuel dispensers (e.g. , 

### two offour dispensers) ; the replacement ofone type ofStage II 

### system with another type (e.g., 

### replacement ofa balance system with a vacuum assist system; or a Healy 400 OR VR 

### nozzle system or Healy 600 nozzle sistem with a Healy VP-1 000 system); or the re-installation, repair or replacement ofStage II 

### System components requiring excavation below a shear valve or tank 

### pad (e

.g., 

### vapor return piping, vent piping, vapor space tie bar, two-point or coaxial Stage I systems; . or motor vehicle fuel storage tanks). If

### the re-installation, repair or replacement ofone or. more Stage II 

### System components occurs at a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility with two or fewer dispensers, the
. re-installation, repair or replacement ofall motor vehicle fuel dispensers shall be a Substantial Modification. STAGE II 

### SYSTEM, 

### as used in 310 CMR 7.24(6), means 

### a vapor recovery gystem identified in an Executive Order and specifically designed for the purpose ofcontrolling vapors d · direct dispensing ofmotor vehicle fuel to a motor vehicle. ·

310 CMR.-197310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINITIONS : continued**......_~......,_...._T** means any daytime student who does not live at the educatio els to and from classes by any mode oftravel. ls ooMERGED FILLING means the filling ofa motor vehicle fuel storage tankthrou ipe L ;bose discharge opening is entirely subm,erged belowthe surface level ofthe liquid inthe

112/15 CON UC**"'"""~........,.....,..1E.._.** means the surface onto which a ·coating, ink or other material is appli 

### a

ted.**~sUL~FUR~~ ~,..L-**  for the purpose of310 CMR 7.05 , sulfur in fuel is as fo (a) 

### .Qll 2
.2% sulfUr ntent 1% sulfurcont t 0.5% sulfur con.te (b) Coal 1.57% sulfur con tent 0.72% sulfur content 0.36% sulfur con tent 1.21 0.55 0.28 pounds.ofsulfurper million B eat release potential pounds ofsulfur

### per millio tuheat release potential pounds ofsulfurper · on Btuheat release potential**..u:J~~..::u...!o.a!~~UYG m~**  a furnace firing design where the burners are moun ers ofthe furnace chamber. · TANK. TRUCK means a truck ortrailer equipped with a storage tank and used for the transport ofmotor vehicle fuel from sources · ofsupply to stationary fuel 

## tanks, or to motor vehicle fuel tanks
. . . .
310 CMR.-198310 

### CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINITIONS: continued

112/15 T VEHICLE means an experimental orprototype motorvehicle which appears to have ve low ·ssion characteristics or

## a usedmotorvehicle within which an experimental motorvehi e polluti control device is installed, and which has also received a test vehicle or fleet pe · t from the lifornia Air Resources Board pursuant to Manufacturers Advisory Correspond No
. 83-01
.**A<=,._,_.""""""'-~""¥~-"'G""'** 

### means the preparation, decorative enhancement, or 

### tura1 or man-made textile substrate. Specific textile finishing limited to, textile**cle~g** 

### (desizing and sc:Ouring) , bleac ·

. hing.**~~~~~~~"""'¥<-means** 

### a manufactured board that is 0.25 inches or le in thickness, od particles that have been coated with a binder and ormed into flat**""""'"'"""'=""'-'.......,~"'-"",..,.'-""'"""'""""'......,~""-"~Y..._means** 

### a coating sprayed o the exterior and interior earn to protect the exposed me . TIIREE-S ECOATINGSY TE meansatopcoatsystemco posedofacoloredbasecoat, a semi-transparent midcoat, and a fin 

### transparent clear.c6at. or compliance purposes, the VOC content ofthree-stage coating sys ms shall
. meet the e · sion limitation for topcoats in Table 7


### . 18(28)(c), and is calculated acco · g to the folio · formula:

Where: VOC T3-staae 

### is the weighted average of th V content, as applied, in the basecoat, midcoat, and dearcoat system. 

## voeoo is the 

## voc content, as applied, ofany en basecoat. 

## vocmc is the 

## voc content, as applied, of gi 

### en midcoat.**2VO~cc** 

### is twice the VOC content, as app · d, of y given clearcoat.

TOTAL HALOGENS means the to and iodine, as)nea.Sured by a meth offluorine, chlorine, bromine, nt. TOUCH-UP COATING means coating applied by brush, airb can ofno more than eight oun s to cover minor surface damage h, 

### or non-refillable aerosol d imperfections. ·**~C;UA""""'"-...!~P-2=-Ao...!;.TI~O~N~S""'YwS"-'TE~M,...** 

### means any mechanical system which i designed to provide ven · tion ofany air contaminant regulated herein from any public roadw covered or therwise enclosed in a tunnel or similar structure. ·**........,,_,.'"""-'......_"""'~"""-'~A~T** 

### means abasecoat/clearcoat system composed ofa colored b ecoat transparent final coat. For compliance purposes, the VOC content ofbasecoat/cle oat s ems shall meet the emission limitation for two-stage topcoats in 310 

### CMR: 

### T. le
· .18(28)(c), 

### and shall be calculated according to the following formula:

310 

### CMR-198
. 1· 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DEFINTI10NS : continued

112/15 Where: 

## vocbc +.2 

## voccc VOC Tbc/cc 

## = _ __...:.;:____ __.:.:. 3 VOC 

## Tbc/cc · the weighted average ofthe VOC content, as ajlplied, inthe bas clearcoat ( cc) em. 

## voc;,., is the 

## vo ntent, as applied, ofany given basecoat. 2VOCcc is twice the C content, as applied, ofany given c1earco UNDERBODY COATING m a coating designed for protec · nand sound deadening that is typically applied to the wheel we and underbody ofan a mobile. UNIFORM FINISH BLENDER means a c 

# ato blend a repaired topcoat into an . existing topcoat. UNIT TURNAROUND (for the purpose of31 for internal inspection and repair. oil that is superfluo or abandoned fuel, storage tank bottoms, clean-out sludge, sludge mthe separation ofunuse · from a non-hazardous waste, contaminated oil resulting fro e clean-up ofa release ofoil, not used waste oil. any passenger car or light duty truck with more**""'-"'""""''-?~'-"TE-""'-'O""IL""'** means used and/or reprocessed, but not subsequently re-refin waste oil served its original intended purpose. Such oil includes, but is not limited to, en · e oil, gear oil, cutting oil, transmission fluid, and dielectric flUid. VACUUM ASSIST SYSTEM means a Stage 

### IT system utilizing a pump, blower, or other vacuum inducing device, to collect and, or, process vapo rs during the dispensili.g of motor vehicle fuel. VAPOR means the gaseous state ofcertain substances that can exist in equilibrium with their solid or liquid states UI).der standard conditions. VAPORBALANCE SYSTEM means a vapor recovery system utilizing direct displacementto collect and/or process vapors during the transfer ofmotor vehicle fuel.

· VAPOR-MOUNTED SEAL means a primary seal mounted so there is an annular vapor space

underneath the seal
. The annular vapor space is bounded by the bottom of the primary seal, the tank wall, the liquid surface; and the floating roof. · VAPOR-TIGHtmeans equipment that allows no loss ofvapors. Compliance with vapor-tight requirements can be determined by
.checking to ensure that the concentration at a potential leak source is not equal to or greater than 100% ofthe Lower Explosive Limit when measured with a combustible gas detector, calibrated with propane, at a distance ofone inch from the source.

310 C.MR.-198.2310 C.MR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7
.24: continued

112/15 any transfer oforganic material takes place
. through a subme rged fill pipe; an ·. each loading rack 

### at the bulk terminal is equipped with a loading arm whic as a

or collection adaptor designed, maintained and operated to force a vapor- ght seal

een the adaptor and hatch; and, ea · loarung rack at the bulk terminal has a means to: 

### a event any remaining liquid organic material from draining rack i disconnected from the hatch ofany tank truck, trailer or**~** 

# - b. acco lish complete drainage of any remaining or loading rae is disconnected from the batch of any contrivance; c. if loading is ectedthrough means otherthan a tch, then all loading andvapor lines shall be eqw edwith fittings whichmake apor-tight connections and which close automatically hen disconnected
. (b) CM
. 

### .MB. MY. PV. S
. Bulk Plants On or er July 1, 1980 no person who owns, leases, operates or controls a b lant shall ca e, suffer, allow orpermit the transfer into any tanktruck, trailer or other con ·vance of y organic material with a vapor pressure of 1.5 psia or greater under actual stora e co tions unless: 1. the transfer ofthe organic mat takes place through a submerged fill pipe; and, 2. any vapor discharged during fer ofthe organic material is processed by vapor balance system. (c) ukes Coun N tucket oun who owns, leases, operates or ntrols a bulk · t shall cause, suffer, allow or permit the transfer into a tank truck, · er or other coiltriv ce of any organic material with a vapor pressure of 1.5 psia or gre r under actual storage ditions unless : · 1. the transfer of organic material takes place ougb a submerged fill pipe; and, 2. any vapor dis ged during transfer ofthe orgam aterial is processed by a vapor balance syste (d) Anyperson o owns, leases, operates orcontrols·a facili hichis orbecomes subject to 31 0 CMR7**~(2)(**a) through (c), shall onlytransfer organicrna ·al with a vaporpressure . of 1
.5 psia o greater under actual storage conditioni.D.to tanktrucks ·ch are in compliance with 310 7
.24(4). (e)
.

### An personwho owns, leases, operates orcontrols a facility whichis or comes subject to 31 .MR. 7.24(2)(a), (b) or (c) , shall continueto comply with all requiremen f31 0 CMR 7
.2 2)(a), (b) or (c), respectively, even if the facility no longer m eets the ap 'cabilitY r uirements of310 CMR 7.24(2)(a), (b) or (c)
. I) 31 0 C.MR 7.24(2) shall not apply to dispensing ofmotor vehicle fuel to motor ve ·cle fueltuiks
. · (3) Distribution ofMotor Vehicle Fuel. (a) Ap_plicability
. 1. The requirements of310 C.MR 7.24(3) apply to: 

### a Any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility; b
. Any owner /operator of a coinpany that performs Stage I compliance tests pursuantto 310 C.MR 7.24(3). 2. The requirements of310 C.MR 7 .24(3) do not apply to : . 

### a Stationarymotor vehicle fuel storagetanks oflessthan 550 gallons·capacityused exclusively for 

### Iarm use provided the transfer of motor vehicle fuel only occurs through submerged filling; b. Transfers made to motor vehicle fuel storage tanks equipped with floating roofs that have been approved by the Department purSuant to 310 C.MR 7.24(1); · c. Stationary motor vehicle fuel storage tanks with a capacity .of 250 to 1000 gallons, used for the purpose ofonsite fueling ofmotor vehicles with motor vehicle fuel that is the by-product of motor vehicle salvage yard operations, provided the motor vehicle fuel storage tank is equipped with: i. a submerged fill pipe; and 

### ii. a pressure vacuum vent valve;

3 10 C.MR

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### 7.24: continued 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIROM,vffiNT;\L PROTECTION

d. Stationary motor vehicle fuel storage tanks 

### ofgreater than 1000 gallons capaCity; used for the purpose ofonsite fueling ofmotor vehicles with motor vehicle fuel that is the by-product of motor vehicle salvage yard operations, provided the motor · vehicle fuel storage tank 

### is equipped with: i. 

### a submerged fill pipe; and ii. an EVR pressure vacuum vent valve. (b) Stage I Requirements.

1/2/15 1. No owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall allow the transfer ofmotor vehicle fuel to a storage tankunless the vapors are collected by a Stage I system. 2. Any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall: a. On or before two years from January 2, 2015, or upon decommissioning a Stage II system, whichever occurs sooner, 

### install:
· i. CARB Enhanced Vapor Recovery (EVR)**pressure/vac~um** 

### vent valves; and ii. CARB EVR rotatable product and vapor adaptors; except that such adaptors shall not be required for aboveground storage tanks and motor vehicle fuel storage tanks 

### equipped with coaxial Stage I systems. b. On or before seven years from January 2, 2015 install:
. i. 

### A Stage I**C~** 

### EVR System in accordance with any one ofthe Executive Orders listed in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(c)l.: Table 1, 

### except in accordance with
· 310 CMR 7.24(3)(d)4.; or

ii. 

### A Stage I Component EVR System in accordance with the applicable Executive Orders listed in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(c)l.: Table 1. 

### and manufacturers' guidance, except in accordance with 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(d)4. c. Not install a coaxial Stage I system, except that an existing coaxial system may be repaired (including replaced) and maintained withnon-EVR components until the motor vehicle fuel tank 

### is replaced. 3. Any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility who installs a Stage I system after January 2, 2015 shall 

### install: a. A Stage I CARB EVR System in accordance with one ofthe Executive Orders listed in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(c)l.: Table 1; 

### or b. A Stage I Component EVR System in accordance with the applicable Executive Orders listed in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(c)1.: Table 1. 

### and manufacturers' guidance; c. Submerged fill pipes so that the discharge point is entirely submerged when the liquid level is six inches above the bottom ofthe tank; 

### and d. A dual-point Stage I system. 4. Except as provided in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(b)5., any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility that has a monthly throughput of 100,000 gallons of motor vehicle fuel or more shall install and operate a Stage I system that meets the following design criteria:

.a. - All vapor connections and lines on the· storage tank 

### shall be equipped with closures that seal upon disconnect; b. The vapor line from the gasoline storage tank to the gasoline cargo tank shall be vapor-tight; c. The · vapor balance system shall be designed such that the pressure in the tank 

### truck does not exceed 18 inches water pressure or 5.9 inches water vacuum during product transfer; d. 

### The vapor recovery and product adaptors, and the method ofconnection with the delivery elbow, shall be designed so as to prevent the over-tightening or loosening offittings during normal delivery operations; e. If

### a gauge well separate from the fill 

### tube is used, it shall be provided with a submerged drop tube 

### that extends no more than 

### six inches from the bottom ofthe tank;
. 

### f. Liquid fill 

### connections for all systems shall be equipped with vapor-tight caps. g. Pressure/vacuum (P/V) 

### vent-valves shall be installed on the storage tank 

### vent pipes. The pressure ·specifications for PV vent valves shall be: a positive pressure setting of2.5 to 6.0 inches ·ofwater and a negative pressure setting of 6
.0 to 10
.0 inches ofwater. The total leak rate of all PV vent valves at an affected facility, including connections, shall not exceed 0.17 cubic foot per hour at a pressure of2.0 inches ofwater and 0.63 cubic foot per hour at a vacuum offour inches ofwater;
- 310 CMR- 250.647.24: continueg 310 C:MR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

h
. The vapor balance system shall be capable of meeting the static pressure performance requirement ofthe following equation: pf = 2e.soo.ss1tv Where:
. 

### Pf = Minimum allowable 

### final pressure, inches ofwater. v · =Total ullage affected by the test, gallons. e =Dimensionless constant equal to approximately 2.718. 2 =The initial pressure, inches water. 5
. NBSHAPS Compliance. a. Any owner /operator subject to 310 CMR 7.24(3)(b)4
. who chooses, under the provisions of40 CFR Part 63
.6(g), to use a vapor balance system other than that described inTable 1 to Subpart CC.CCCC of 40 CFRPart 63, and who demonstrates to EPA the equivalency of their vaporbalance system to that described in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(c)I. : Table 1 pursuant to 40 CFRPart63.11120(b), shall not be required to 

### install and operate a Stage I system that meets the design criteria in 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(b)4.a. through h. b. Any owner/operator subject to 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(b)4. who does not meet the reqUirements of 40 CFR Part 63 .11118(b)(2) is required to fully comply with all applicable requirements in Subpart CCCCCC of 40 CFR Part 63, including recordkeeping, testing and monitoring, notification and reporting to EPA. (c) CARB EVR Systems. 1. The ·Department adopts all terms and conditions of the CAR.B EVR System Executive Orders listed in 310 CMR. 7
.24(3)(c)l.: Table 1. and Table2. Table 

### 1. CARB Underground Storage Tank Phase I Enhanced Vapor Recovery System Executive Orders Executive Order Number Description ' Uate VR.-101-N Phil-Tite Phase I Vapor Recovery System June 8, 2013 VR.-102-0 OPW Phase I Vapor Recovery System October 3, 2014 VR.-103-G EBW Phase I Vapor Recovery System June3 , 2013 VR.-104-G CNI Manufacturing Phase I Vapor Recovery SysteiJ?. JuneS, 2013 VR.-105-D EMCO Wheaton Phase I Vapor Recovery System August 27, 2014 Table2. CARB Aboveground Storage TankEnhanced Vapor Recovery System E xecutive Orders Executive O r der Number
. Description Da te VR.-301-F Standing Loss Control ofVapor Recovery Systems for June 3 , 201 4 Existing Installations ofAboveground Storage Tanks
. VR.-302-F Standing Loss Control ofVapor Recovery Systems for June3 , 2014 New Installations ofAboveground Storage Tanks VR.-401-D OPW Enhanced Vapor Recovery (EVR) System for May 12,201 4 Above Ground Storage Tanks (AST) VR.-402-B Morrison Brothers Phase I Enhanced Vapor Recovery Aprill5 , 2013 (EVR) System for Above Ground Storage Tanks (AST) G

-70-216 Extension ofExecutive Orders for EJPsting Above March 13 , 20 14 Ground Storage Tanks

1/2/15 310 CMR

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### 310 CMR.: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7.24: continued (d) Stage I System Operation. Maintenance and
.Record Keeping.

112/15 1. 

### Any owner /operator of 

### a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall 

### operate and maintain the Stage I 

### system inaccordance with the system's applicable Executive Orders and manufacturers' guidance. 2. Any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall visually inspect or cause to be visually inspected the Stage I 

### system once every seven days to determine that the system and its components are unbroken, correctly installed and functioning. Each visual inspection shall include, but not be limited to, inspection of: coaxial adaptors; fuel a,rid vapor rotatable adaptors; dust caps and gaskets; fuel and vapor spill buckets; drain 

### valves; and pressure/vacuum ventvalves. The owner/operator shall ensure that:

·a. Visual inspections shall be performed only by a person who is trained to operate and maintain the Stage I 

### system in accordance with the
.applicable manufacturers' guidance; and · b. A current record ofall persons trained shall be maintained on site, including the date training was last received and the trainee's printed name and signature acknowledging receipt ofthe training. 3. Upon determining during a visual inspection that a Stage I 

### system component is incorrectly installed,
. non-functioning or broken, the owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall: a. 

### Immediately repair or replace the component; or b
. If

### repairs or replacements cannot be made immediately; repair or replace the component within 30 days ofthe visual inspection date, or c. If 

### a component cannot be repaired or replaced within 30 days of the visual

. inspection date, the transfer ofmotor vehicle fuel into the motor vehicle fuel storage tank 

### equipped with the incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken component is prohibited until the component is repaired or replaced. · 

### 4. Any replacement of an incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken Stage 

### I components shall be with a CARB EVR component and shall be installed in accordance with the applicable Executive Orders and manufacturers' guidance, except that an existing non-EVR "slip-on" spillbucketmay be repaired (including replaced) until seven years from January 2,
. 1 015 and may be 

### used after seven years from January 2, 2015 until it

### needs to be repaired or replaced. 5. Every visual inspection shall be recorded on an inspection checklist that contains at 

### a minimum the following information: a. The date each inspection was performed and the name and signature of the person who perfornied the inspection;
. b. Any Stage
.I 

### system component determined to be incorrectly installed, · non-functionmg or broken; c. Whether any 

### incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken component was immediately repaired or replaced within 30 days, or whether the transfer ofmotor
·vehicle fuel into the motor vehicle fuel storage tank 

### was prohibited until the component was repaired or replaced; and · · d. The date the incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken component was repaired or replaced; . 6. Any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall retain on-site in a centralized location in either hard copy or electronic format, the following records:

' a. 

### All ofthe visual inspection checklists for the prior rolling twelve

-month period
.

b. 

### A copy of compliance testing company test results for compliance tests performed during the prior rolling 12-month period. c. A copy ofthe Stage I 

### system's most recent In-use Compliance Certification in accordance With 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(e)4.,
. or, if

### more recent, a copy ofthe Stage I 

### system's Installation/Substantial Modification Certification in accordance with 310 CMR. 7
.24(3)(e)3
.

.d
. The date and type ofStage I 

### Routine Maintenance performed in the most recent •

. rolling 12-month period in 

### accordance with 310 CMR. 7.24(3)(e)2
.a. 7. 

### Allrecords required to be maintained shall be made available to the Department and EPA immediately upon request. If

### requested records cannot be made immediately available, requested records shall 

### be delivered to the Department and EPA within seven business days ofthe initial request. 310 CMR.- 250.66

### 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7.24: continued (e) Stage I Compliance Testing and Certification.

112/15 1. Compliance Tests
. Any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall conduct the following compliance tests: a 

### For all Stage I underground storage tank systems: · i. Pressure Decay two inch Test (CARB TP-201.3; March 17, 1999); ii. Vapor Tie Test (San Diego APCD TP-96

- 1, section 5
. 1.9; March 1, 1996); iii. 

### Pressure/Vac.uum Vent Valve Test (CARB TP-20 1
. 1E; October 

# 8; 2003) ; iv. Static TorqlieRotatableAdaptorTest(CARB TP-201.1B; October 8, 

### 2003), ifrotatable adaptors are installed; and v. as applicable to CARB EVR components, either: (i) Leak 

### Rate ofDrop Tube/Drain Valve Assembly Test (CARB TP-201.1 C; October 

### 8, 2003); or . . · (ii) 

### Leak Rate of Drop Tube/ Overfill Prevention Devices (CARB TP-201.1D; October 8, 

### 2003). b
. For all Stage I 

### aboveground storage tank systems : i. Determination ofStatic Pressure Performance ofVapor Recovery Systems a t Gasoline Dispensing Facilities with Aboveground Storage Tanks in Exhibit 4 of CARB Executive Order VR-401-C (June 30, 2013) and CARB Executive Order VR-402-B (April 15, 2013); ii. Static Torque Rotatable Adaptor Test (CARB TP-201.1B; October 8, 2003), ifrotatable adaptors are installed; and · iii

. PressureNacuwnVent Valve Test (CARB TP-201.1E; October 8, 

### 2003)
. 2. Stage I 

### Routine Maintenance and Stage I 

### Minor Modifications. · 

### a 

### In the event of Stage I 

### routine maintenance, a record of all Stage I 

### routine maintenance shall be maintained in accordance with 310 CMR 7.24(3)(d)6. Compliance testing and submittal ofa compliance certification to the Department is not required
. b. In the event ofa Stage I 

### minor modification, applicable compliance tests shall be performed in accordance with 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e)l.
. and passed prior to commencing system operation and a record ofthe modification and test results shall be maintained in 

### accordance with 310 CMR 7.24(3)(d)6
. Submittal ofa compliance certification to the Department is not required. c. Any replacement of a Stage I 

### system component shall be with a CARB EVR component · 3
. Stage I 

### Installation and Substantial Modification Certification. Any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility who installs a Stage I 

### system or makes a Stage I 

### substantial modification shall, prior to commencing operation, perform and pass all applicable compliance tests 

### listed in 

### 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e)l. The owner/opemtor shall submitto the Department within sevenbusiness days of performing andpassingthe tests, a fully completed and signed Installation/Substantial Modification Certification, on a form provided by the Department, attesting to the following : a. The installed or substantially modified Stage I 

### system has 

### been installed, repaired or modified in accordance with the applicable Executive Orders and manufacturers' guidance; and b. All 

### applicable compliance tests listed in 

### 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(e) 1. were performed and passed.**~** 

### Annual In

-use Compliance Certification. Except as provided in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e)5.: 

### a Any owner /operator of a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall annually submit to 

### the Department within 30 days ofperforming and passing all applicable compliance tests a fully completed and signed In

-use Compliance Certification on a form provided by the Departmen t. b
. Any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall attest to the following : i. The Stage I 

### system is opemted and maintained in accordance with the applicable Executive O rders and manufacturers' guidance; and ii. All 

### applicable compliance tests listed in 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(e)l. were performed and passed.

3 10 C MR

- 250.67

### 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7.24: continued /

- 5. Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification.

1/2/15 a. Any owner/operator of a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility who submits Annual In-use Compliance Certifications for two consecutive years in compliance with 

## 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e)4. in which all applicable in-use compliance tests were passed on the first try, as certified pursuant to 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(h)8., may elect to submitto the Departmentan Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification on a form provided by the Department. b
. An owner/operator meeting the requirements of 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e)5
.a. and electing to submit an Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification shall be: 

### i
. exemptfrom 

## annual Stage I compliance testing requirements in the first year the Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification is submitted in compliance with 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(e)5.a.; and ii. subjectt<;> all 

### compliance tests listed in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e)l. as applicable, m: ·the second year the Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification is submitted, and every other year thereafter. · c.. 

### Any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility who submits an alternative In-use Compliance Certification and fails one or more compliance certification tests on the first try 

### shall, in subsequent years, oomply with the requirements of31 0 CMR 7.24(3)(e)4., until suchtime a.S 

### the owner/operator meets

· the requirements in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e)5.a. 6. Determination ofSubmittal and Receipt Dates. 

### a: The owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall 

### submit the annual certification required by 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e)4
. to the Department no later than 

### the anniversary ofthe receipt date ofthe most recently submitted: i. · Stage I Installation/Substantial Modification Certification; ii. 

### Annual Stage I In-use**Compli~ce** 

### Certification; 

### iii. Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification; or · iv. Stage II Decommissioning Notification.

·b. 

### If the owner/operator requests a change in the submittal due date, the Department may**revi~** 

### the annual certification submittal due date and shall set a revised submittal due**~te** 

### that is no more than 12 months after the current submittal due date. c. Receipt Date at the Department shall be determined as follows: i. If

### hand-delivered, the receipt date is the date ofthe receipt stamp; ii. If 

### mailed, the receipt date is the date ofthe postmark on the epvelopeused to submit the document to the Department; or m. If 

### electronically submitted, the receipt date is the date the electronic submission is sent to the Department. 7. Any owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing faeility whose Stage I system fails one or mpre in-use complianCe tests required by 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e)l. shall: a. Immediately repairorreplace the incorrectly installed, non-functioning orbroken component in**accordan~,;e** 

### with the applicable Executive Orders and manufacturers' guidance;
. · . b. If

### any Stage I system component is replaced, it shall 

### be replaced with a CARB EVR component and installed in accordance with applicable Executive Orders and manufacturers' guidance; ' · c. Contiti.ue to repair or replace and re-test until each failed test is passed; and d. 

### Submit 

### to the Department an Annual In-use Compliance Certification on or before the facility's Annual In-use Compliance Certification submittal due date or within 30 days oftb.e 

### date ofthe first passing test result, whichever occurs first. 8. If

### a Stage I system fails one or more required in-use compliance tests and the system cannot be repaired as required by 310 CMR 7
.24(3)( e )7
., the owner/operator ofa motor. vehicle fuel dispensing facility shall not transfer or allow the transfer ofmotor vehicle fuel into the motor vehicle fuel storage tank 

### equipped with the failing Stage I system until the system is repaired in accordance with the applicable Executive Orders and
. manufacturers' guidance and all applicable compliance testing, record keeping and · certification requirements for roUtine maintenance, minor modification or substantial modification ofa Stage I system are complied with
. ·

310 CMR- 250.687:24: continued 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

9. Any Certification submitted to the Department as required by 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(e) shall be signed by a Stage I System Responsible Official as required by 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(g)
. . 10. Any owner /operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility, upon written notice from the Department, shallperform such compliance tests as the Department determines · necessary to demonstrate the Stage I system is installed and maintained in accordalice with the applicable Executive Orders aild manufacturers' guidance and shall submit the results to the Department within 14 days ofthe performance ofthe tests. 11. ComplianCe tests performed to meet the requirements of310 CMR 7.24(3)(e) l. shall be performed only by a compliance testing company that has submitted a · Compliance Testing Company Notification to the Department as required by310 CMR

7.24(3)(h)l. (f) Notification Requirements
.

112115 1. Any person, upon entering into a purchase, lease or other contractual agreement by whichthe person becomes the owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility
. subject to 310 CMR 7.24(3), shall submit to the Department, within 30 days of the effective 

### date ofbecoming such an owner/operator or withinten days ofa writtenrequest from the Department, a fully completed New Stage I S ystem Owner/Operator Notification on a form provided by the Department. 

### a The Notification shall include the following: i. The name ofthe new Stage I system owner/operator, and related business documentation, including the name and address ofthe facility where the Stage 

### I system is located; and 

### ii. The effective date that the person. became the new owner/operator. b
. The Notification shallbe signed by the individual who is a Stage 

### I Responsible · Official for the newowner/operator regarding the Stage I system, who shall attest to the following:
. . i. I certify that I personally examined the foregoing and am fammar with the information contained in this document and all the attachments and that, based on my inquiry of those persons immediately responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the information is true, accurate and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including possible fmes and imprisonment; iL I 

### am fully authorized to make this attestation on behalfofthis facility
. 2. Any oWn.er /operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility, upon entering into a sale, lease orother contractual agreement by which the owner/operatorrelinquishes his or her authority as an owner/operator ofa motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility subject to 310 CMR 7.24(3), shall submit to the Department, within 30 days ofthe effective da te ofthe sale, lease or other contractual agreement, a signed letter, or a form provided by 

### the Department, notifying the Department ofthe following : 

### a The name of the owiler / operator relinquishing authority as an owner/opera tor, the facility name, address, and DEP Facility Account Number, as applicable; b. The name of the new owner/operator of the motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility subject to 310 CMR 7.24(3) mailing address, phone number, email address; and c. The effective date ofthe change ofowner/operator. 

### 3
. Any**owner o~rator**  of a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility seeking to permanently or temporarily take out-of-service a Stage 

### I system shall submit to the Department a fully completed and signed Stage I System Closure Notification on a form
· provided by the Department. a The Stage I System Closure Notification shall include, but not be limited to: 

### i. The name ofthe motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility owner/operator and related business information; 

### ii. The DEP Facility Account Number, as applicable; iii. The name and address ofthe facility where the Stage I system is located; iv
. The date the Stage I system 

### was permanently or temporarily taken out
-of-service, and attached, as applicable, current: (i) Underground storage tank Registration pursuant to 310 CMR 80.00: 

### UndergroundStorage Tank (UST) Operator Training indicating tha t the status ofthe tank is Temporarily Out-of

-service;
310 C.MR- 250
.69

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------, 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7
.24 : continued

1/2/15 (ii) Underground storage tank Registration pursuant to 310 CMR 80
.00 : 

### UndergroundStorage Tank (UST) Operator Trainingindicating the that status ofthe tank is closed (Removed or Closed**in~place);** or (iii) Local permit for aboveground storage tank documenting Temporarily Out-ofservice Status or closure/removal. b. A Stage I system shall not be temporarily out-of-service for more than five years from the date ofbeing taken out ofservice pursuant to _310 C:MR 7.24(3)(f)a.iv .(i) through (iii), as applicable
. c. Any owner/operator of a Stage I system that is temporarily out-of-service in accordance with 310 CMR 7.24(3)(f)3
. shall, prior to recommencing operation, perform and pass all applicable compliance tests in accordance with 31

### o'··cMR. 7
.24(3)(e) 1. and submit

### to the Department a fully completed Installation/Substantial Modification Certification as required by 31 0 CMR 7.24(3)(e )3. d. AnyNotification submittedtothe Department as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(f) shall be signed by a Responsible Official as required by 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(g)
. (g) Stage I System Responsible Official Certification ofComoliance. 1. Except in circumstances described in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(g)2;, any Certification required by 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e) orNotificationrequired by 310 CMR 7.24(3)(f) shall be signed by a Responsible
. Official regarding Stage I system compliance. 2. For Stage I systems owned by one party and leased, operated or controlled by another independent party and where both parties have separate Stage I system compliance responsibilities, any Certification submitted pursuant 

### to 31 0 CMR 7.24(3)(e) or Notification submitted pursuant to 310 CMR 7.24(3)(f) shall be signed by Responsible Officials for each

### party regarding Stage I system compliance. Each Responsible Official shall attest to the following: a. I certify that I personally examined the foregoing and aril familiar with the information containedinthis document and all the attachments and that, based onmy inquiry ofthose persoris immediately responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the information is true, accurate and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information; including possible fines and imprisonment; b. that systems to maintain compliance are in place at the facility and will be maintained for the earning year even ifthe processes or operating procedures are changed over the course ofthe year; arid c. I am fully authorized to make this attestation on behalfofthis facility. (h) Compliance Testing Company Requirements. 1. · If 

### rui owner /operator, employee or contractor of a compliance testing compan y performs Stage I compliance tests to meetthe requirements of310 CMR 7.24(3)(e) 1. ,the owner/operator ofa compliance testing company shall submit to the Department a fully completed Compliance Testing Company Notification, on a form provided by the Department, prior to performing any required Stage I compliance test. a. The Compliance Testing Company Notification shall include the following: i. The name and business mailing address ofthe Stage I compliance testing company owner, operator, lessee or controller; ii. The name and address ofa,ny business that is engaged in the installation or . Suostantial Modification of Stage I systems and is owned,**ope~ted,** leased or controlled by, or affiliated with the owner/operator of the compliance testing company; iii. The name and address ofany motor vehicle 

### fuel dispensing faeility subject to 310 CMR7.24(3) that is owned, operated, leased or controlled by, or affiliated with the owner /operafor ofthe compliance testing company; iv
. The address and telephone number ofthe facility(ies) from which the daily compliance testing activities ofthe compliance testing company originate and a t which any records required by 31 0 CMR 7
.24(3)(h) 10
. are maintained; v. ·A written description of the employee training s)rstems in place at the compliance testing company to ensure required compliance tests are performed
·as required by applicable protocols and procedures, pursuant to 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(h)6
. and 7
.;.and

310**CMR~** 250
.707.24: continued

1/2115 310 C:MR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

vi. A list of all compliance testing company Responsible Officials with the authority to sign Compliance Testing Company Certifications on behalf ofthe compliance testing company. b
. Each Compliance Tel';ting CompanyNoti.fication shall be signedby anindividual who is a Responsible Official for the compliance testing company, who shall attest to the following:



### . i. I certify that I personally examined the foregoing and !!Ill familiar with the information contained in this document and all the attachments and that, based on my inquiry of those persons immediately responsible for obtaining

- the information, I believe that the information is true, accurate and complete
. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false informa tion, including possible fines and imprisonment;
. ii. Employeetraining systems are inplace atthe compliancetesting companyto ensure Stage I compliance tests are performed as required by all applicable protocols and procedures and such training systems 

### will be maintained for the coming year even if the protocols and procedures are changed over the course of the year; and · 

### iii. I am fully authorized to make this attestation on behalfofthis compliance · testing company. 2. An owner/operator ofa compliance testing company shall notify the Department in writing of any change to the information submitted
. to the Department pursuant to 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(h)l. within 14 days ofthe effective date of such change. Upon the Department's written request, the person shall submit a fully revised and completed Noti.fication to the Department as requiredbythe requirements of310 CMR7.24(3)(h) 1. 3
. No owner/operator, employee or contractor of a compliance testing company shall perform any Stage I compliance test unless sa!d person has first been trained in accordance with the applicable compliance teSt protocols and procedures required by 310 CMR 7.24(3)(h)7. 4
. An owner/operator ofa compliance testing company shall submit, at least once every tWo weeks, a written list to the Department identifying all motorvehicle fuel dispensing facilities at whichthe company is scheduledto performrequired Stage I compliancetests over the next 14 day period
. a. The list shall include the name and address ofeach motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility to be tested, the applicable sectionunder 310 CMR7
.24(3)(e) 3 ., 4 ., or 5. , and the estimated time that the company expects to arrive at the facility location. b.
. The Department shall be notified; in writing, of any change of date of an individual facility's scheduled compliance tests no laterthan 9:00A.M. of the day the scheduled tests are to occur. Additions to a submitted**compliance tes~g**  schedule shall be submitted to the Department, inwriting, no less than two working days prior 

### to the date ofan y scheduled test. . c. Failure to comply with the Notification requirements of310 CMR 7.24(3)(h )4. maybe a basis for the Departmentto determine that tests conducted after inadequa te · notice are invalid
. 5 ; An owner /operator of a compliance testing company shallimmediately notify the Department of any f'!-iled Stage I compliance tests performed 

### a.S required by 31 0 CMR 7
.24(3)(e) if the person did not return to retest the Stage I system as required by 310 CMR7
.24(3)(e)7. onorbefore thefacility's AnnualIn-use Compliance Certification

. submittal date, or within 30 days ofthe date ofthe Stage I system's 

### firSt passing test

result, whichever occurs 

### first. The owner /operator ofthe compliance testing company shall notify the Department regarding the name and address ofthe motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility, the facility's Facility Account Number and the tests failed. 6
. An owner /operator, employee or contractor of a compliance testing company shall perform compliance tests to meet the requirements of 310 CMR 7
.24(3)(e) only upon confirmation that: a. All Stage I system components are installed as required and are the correct components pursuant to the requirements of310 CMR 7
.24(3)(c); and b. All motor vehicle fuel dispensing facilities with two or more motor vehicle fuel storage tanks are properly manifolded pursuant to the requirements of applicable Executive Orders.
310 CMR**~** 250
.70
. 1------------------------------------------------------------. 

### 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT 

### OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7.24: continued

112115 

### 7
. An owner/operator, employee or contractor ofa compliance testing company shall · perform Stage I compliance tests on all Stage I ·systems to meet the requirements of 310 CMR 7.24(3) only in accordance with the applicable test procedures cited in 310 CMR 7.24(3)(e)l.
. 8. An owner/operator ofa compliancetesting company shall certify to the Department that each compliance test performed to meet the requirements of31 0 CMR 7.24(3)(e) was performed as required by 310 CMR 7.24(3)(h)6. and 7. As 

### applicable, the Certification shall be 

### submitted on a Stage I Installation/Substantial Modification Certification, Alternative 

### Annual In-use Compliance Certification, orIn-use Compliance Certification and shall include: · a. The date each compliance test was first performed and the result; and b. The date each compliance test was performed and passed. 9. Each Certification submitted pursuant to' 310 CMR 7.24(3)(h)8. shall be fully completed and signed by a compliance testing company Responsible Official, who shall attest to the following: a. 

### I certify that I personally examined the foregoing and am familiar with the informationcontainedinthis document and all the attachments and that, based onmy inquiry ofthose persons immediately responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the information is true, accurate and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including possible fines and imprisonment; and b
. I am fully authorized to make this attestation on behalfofthis compliance testing company. 10
. An owner/operator ofa compliance testing company shall maintain the following records on site, for a minimum offive years, at the location(s) referenced on the form submitted pursuant to 310 CMR. 7.24(3)(h)l.a.: · a. 

### A complete set of recoirls ofcompliance tests performed to meetthe requirements
· of310 CMR 7.24(3)(c). Such records shall include, by facility address: 

### i. The date and first result for eachrequired test performect; 

### ii

. The date each test was performed and passed; and
. 

### iii. An itemized list ofall Stage I system .components repaired or replaced as necessary for the system to pass the applicable tests, including but not limited to : all spill containment buckets, drain 

### valves, dust caps, rotatable product adaptors, riser adaptors, drop tubes, rotatable vapor adaptors, tank

. 

### gauge ports, and pressure/vacuum vent valves that are replaced with a CARB EVR component b
. A current record of all 

### employees or contractors trained as required by 31 0 CMR 7.24(3)(h)3. Such record shall include the following: 

### i. The date training was 

### received; ii. The person or employee's printed name; ana 

### iii. The signature of the person or einployee acknowledging receipt ofrequired training. 11. The owner/operator of the compliance testing company shall'make all records available to the Department or EPA immediately upon the request. If 

### requested records cannot be 

### made immediately available, requested records shall be delivered to 

### the Department and EPA within seven business days 'ofthe initial request. (i) Violations of31Ci CMR 7.24(3): Any failure to comply with 310 CMR. 7
.24(3), or the terms 

### and conditions of any order, permit, authorization, determination, certification, prohibition or approval issued under 310 CMR 7.24(3) shall constitute a violation of 310 CMR 7.24(3)
. Nothing in 310 CMR 7.24(3), or in any order isS\led pursuant thereto, shall be construed to lini.it any right ofthe Department to take enforcement action pursuant to any other authority. G) 

### Enforcement Provisions. The provisions and requirements of310 CMR 7
.24(3)(a) and (b) 

### are subject to the enforcement provisions specified 

### in 310 CMR 7.52. (4) 

### Motor Vehicle Fuel Tank Trucks. (a) No owner/operator of a tank truck that carries motor vehicle fuel with a true vapor pressure equal to or greater than 

### 1.5 psia under actual storage conditions and receives fuel from or delivers fuel to a facility subject to 3'10 CMR 7.24(2), or delivers fuel to a facility subject to the requirements of 310 CMR 7.24(2) or (3) shall cause, suffer, allow or permit thy tank 

### truck to 

### be loaded or unloaded unless the tank 

### truck: 310 CMR- 250
.70.2

### 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7
.24: continued

112/15 1. 

### Was tested within the 12 preceding months pursuant to 310 CMR 7.24(4)(i); 2. Sustains a pressure change ofno more than three inches ofwater in five minutes whenpressurized to agauge pressure of 18 inches ofwater or when evacuated to a gauge pressure of5.9 inches ofwater during the testing; 3. Is repaired and retested within 15 days oftesting ifit does not meet the criteria of 310 CMR 7.24(4)(a)2.; and 4. Displays a marking in two inch high letters near the Department ofTransportation Certification plate required by 49 CFR 178.340-1 Ob, which: a 

### Shows the initials "DEP" and the date the tank 

### truck last passed the test.("DEP date"); and b. Shall expire not more than 12 months after the date the tank

### truck last passed the test. (b) 

### The owner/operator ofabulkterminal,bulkplant, motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility or tank

### truck subject to 310 CMR 7.24(2), (3), or (4)(a)
. shall design, install and operate any vapor collection and disposal system, vapor balance system, and any appurtenant loading equipment in a vapor-tight manner that prevents: 1.
. Gauge pressure from exceeding 18 inches ofwater and vacuum from exceeding 5. 

### 9 inches ofwater in the tank 

### truck; and 2. Areading equal to or greater than 100% of the lower explosive limit (LEL, measured as propane) at one inch from 

# an points ofthe perinieter ofapotential leak source during transfer operations at the loading rack or stationary tank; 

### and 3. Visible liquid leaks during loading at the loading rack or unloading at the stationary

. tank
. 

### (c) The owner/operator ofa 

### tank truck subject to 310 CMR 7.24(4) shall: 1. Notify the Departmentin writing of the date and locationofa certification test at least two days before the anticipated test date; and 2. Within 15 days, repair and retest a vapor recovery system or tank 

### truck that exceeds the limits in 310 CMR 7.24(4)(a) or (b). · 

### (d) · The Department may, at any time, test any tank 

### truck, or vapor recovery system to determine compliance with the requirements of310 CMR 1
.24(4)(a) or (b). 

### (e) [Reserved] (f) 

### Copies ofall records and reports required under 310 CMR 7
.24 shall immediately be made available to the Department upon verbal or written request, at any reasonable time. (g) At the discretion ofthe Department, the requirements fortesting and marking motor vehicle fuel tank

### trucks subject to 

### 31 0CMR 7.24( 4) may be satisfied if 

### the vehicle undergoes equivalent certification in another state. (h) 

### The owner/operator of a tank 

### truck subject to 310 CMR 7.24(4)(a) shall maintain records ofthe daily throughput ofany organic material with a true vapor pressure of 1.5 psia or greater under actual 

### storage conditions. (i) Testing Requirements. Testing to 

### determine compliance with 310 CMR 7.24(4) shall be conducted in accordance with EPA Method 27 as described in Appendix A ofCFR Title 40 Part 60, or by any other methods approved by the Department and EPA. 

### G) Any owner/operator ofa tank 

### truck shall: 1. Maintain and operate the tank 

### truck such that it is vapor tight at 

### all times; 2. ·Re-fill the tank 

### truck oiily at bulk gasoline terminals and plants equipped with properly operating vapor recovery systems pursuant to 

### 310 CMR 7.24(2); and 3
. Keep hatches on the tank 

### truck closed at all times during loading and unloading
. (6) U 

### Dis,pensing ofMotor Vehicle Fuel. (a) Applicability and Installation Reg_uirements
. · 1. Any person who owns, leases, operates or controls a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility or tank 

### truck shall be prohibited from installing a Stage 

### II Vapor Recovery · System. 2. Any person who owns, leases, operates or controls a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility or tank 

### truck with a Stage 

### II Vapor Recovery System shall decommission the Stage 

### II Vapor Recovery System on or before two years from January 

### 2, 2015 in accordance with 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(1)
.

310 CMR

- 250.70
.37.24: continued 310 CMR.: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

3. Inresponse to a written request submitted to the Department six months prior to two years from January 2, 1015, the Department, in its sole discretion, may grant an owner, lessee, operator or controller ofa Stage ll system with an annual throughput ofless than 500,000 gallons, an extension ofup to two years after two years from**~anuary** 2, 2015 to. decommission the Stage ll system based on financial
. hardship or extenilating circumstances. 4. Any person who owns, leases, operates or controls a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility ortank truck with a Stage llvapor recovery system shall maintain and operate the Stage ll system in accordance With 310 CMR 7.24(6) until the Stage ll system is decommissioned in accordance with 31 0 CMR 7.24(6)(1)
. · 5. Any person subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6) shall conspicuously post Stage II system operating instructions on both sides ofall motor vehicle fuel dispensers or at a positiqn adjacent to the dlspensers that is clearly visible to the system operator during the refueling process. Such instructions shall include:
. . a. a clearpictorial or written description ofhow to correctly dispense motor vehicle fuel using the installed Stage ll system; . b. a warning not to continue dispensing motor vehicle fuel ("topping-off') after automatic system shutoffhas engaged; and c. the telephone number ofthe Department's Stage ll Consumer Hotline. (b) Operation and Maintenance Requirements.

1/2/15 1. Any person subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6) shall comply with the following operation and maintenance requirements. a. Operate and maintain the installed Stage ll system as required by the terms and conditions ofthe system's currently applicable Executive Order. b. Take such actions as necessary to comply with the applicable terms and conditions of any new or modified Executive Order upon Department revision of 310 

## CMR 7.24(6) to incorporate such new or modified Executive Order. Such actions shall be taken either: · i. during applicable Routine Maintenance, Minor Modification or Substantial Modification ofthe Stage ll System; or ii

. within four years ofJanuary 2, 2015. c. Once every seven days perform a weekly visual inspection ofthe Stage II system components to determine ifsuch components are installed, functioning andunbroken 

### as required by the terms and conditions of the system's currently applicable Executive Order. Each visual inspection shall include, but not be limited to, inspection of: nozzle boots and splash/vapor guards; hoses; hose retractors, coaxial adaptors, dry breaks, fill caps and gaskets, vapor recovery caps and gaskets, spill containment boxes and drain valves. d. Upon determining a Stage II system component is incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken during a visual inspection, immediately: i. repair such component(s) as required by the terms and conditions of the system's currently applicable Executive Order; ii. stop dispensing motorvehicle fuel through suchcomponent(s ), conspicuously · post "Out ofService" signs on such component, and repair such component as required by the teni1S and conditions
. of the system's currently applicable Executive Order within 14 days ofthe date such component 

### is determined to be incorrectly installed, non-functioning oi: broken; or 

### iii. decommission the Stage II system in accordance with 310 CMR 7.24(6)(1)
. e. If an incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken component cannot be

. repaired as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(b)l.d., such component shall immediately

be isolated
. "Out of Service" signs shall be conspicuously posted on said isolated component until such time as said component is correctly repaired as required by the Stage II system's currently applicable Executive Order or the Stage ll system is decommissioned in accordance with 31 0 CMR 7.24(6)(1)
. f. If an incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken component cannot be repaired or isolated as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(b)l.d. or e., the person who owns, operates, leases or controls the Stage II system at the facility shall immediately stop dispensing motor vehicle fuel and conspicuously post "Out ofService" signs on all motor vehicle fuel dispensers until such time as all incorrectly installed,**non~functioning** orbroken components are correctlyrepaired as requiredbythe terms and conditions ofthe Stage II system's currently applicable ElCecutive Order or the Stage II system is decommissioned in accordance with 310 CMR 7.24(6)(1). 310 CMR- 250.70.4

## ) 7.24: continued 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

2. A visual inspection of a Stage II system to meet the requirements of 310 

### C:MR 7.24(6)(b)I.e. shall be performed onlyby aperson who is trainedto operate and maintain the Stage II system as required by the terms and conditions of the system's currently applicable Executive Order. A current record ofall 

### persons trained shall be maintained on site or, for tank trucks, at the address from which the tank truck is principally
· operated, and shall include the following: a. the date training was last received; b. the trainee's printed name; and c. · the personal signature ofthe trainee acknowledging receipt ofthe training. 3. Any person subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6) shall maintain all 

### Stage II system maintenance records on site, in a centralized location, for the most recent rolling 12-month period. Suchrecords may be either in hard copy or electronic format, provided that a hard copy of any electronic records shall be printed on-site immediately upon request. Suchmaintenance records for
. tanktrucks shallbemaintained atthe address from which the tank truck is principally operated. Stage II system maintenance records shall include: · a. all of the facility's weekly inspection checklists for the prior rolling 12-month period, identifying: i. 

### the date each weekly visual inspection was performed and the signature

.ofthe person who performed the visual inspection; 

### ii. any Stage II system component determined 

### to be incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken; iii. whether the identified incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken component was immediately repaired, taken out of service and repaired within 14 days, Isolated, or the facility stopped dispensing motor vehicle fuel

. and all fuel dispensers were taken out of service;

iv. the date the incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken components identified in' 310 CMR 7.24(6)(b)3.iii. were repaired. b; A copy ofcompliance testing company test results for all Stage II compliance tests during the prior rolling twelve-month period. c. A copi of the Stage II system's most recent Annual In-use Compliance Certification. 4. All records maintained pursuant to 310 CMR 7.24(6)(b)2. and 3. shall be m;me available to the Department or EPA immediately upon request In the event requested records cannot be made immediately**av~able,** 

### requested records shall be delivered to the Department or EPA, asapplicable, within seven business days ofthe initial request. (c) Compliance Testing and Certification Reguirements.

1/2/15 1. Stage II system testing, record keeping and Certification as a result of routine maintenance or minor modification ofa Stage II system. a. In the event of routine maintenance, a record of such maintenance shall be maintained in accordance with 310 CMR 7.24(6)(b)3. Compliance testing and submittal ofa compliance certification to the Department is not required. b. In the event ofa minor modification ofa Stage II system, applicable compliance tests shall be performed and passed prior to commencing system operation and a record ofsuch modification and test results shall be maintained in accordance with 310 CMR 7.24(6)(b)3. Submittal ofa compliance certification to the Department is not required. · 2. Installation/Substantial Modification Certification. Any person subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6) who installs or makes a substantial modification to a Stage II system shall, prior to 

### commencing operation, perform and pass all applicable compliance tests purs. uant to 31 

### 6CMR 7.24(6)( d) and submitto the Department within seven days of performing and passing said tests, a fully completed and signed Iristallation/Substantial Modification Certification, on a form obtained from the Department, attesting to the following:
. a. the installed or substantially modified Stage II system is installed or substantially modified in compliance with 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(a); b. all applicable compliance tests as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(d) were performed and passed; and c. the applicable installation compliance tests were performed and passed not more than 30 days prior to the submittal ofthe Certification to the Department.
310 CMR- 250.70.57.24: continued

112115 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

3. Annual In-use Compliance Certification. Except as provided 

### iri 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c)4., any person subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6) shall annually submit to the Department a fully eompleted and signed Annual In-use Compliance Certification, on a form obtained from the Department. attesting to the following: a the installed Stage II system is operated and maintained as required by 310 CMR. 7.24(6)(b);
. b. the following in-use compliance tests, as applicable, were performed as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(d): i. Va,por Balance Systems. (i) Annual in-use compliance tests: Pressure Decay Test; Vapor Tie Test; PNVentTest (ii) Every-third-year in-use compliance test: Dynamic Pressure/Liquid Blockage Test. ii. Vacuum Assist Systems
. (i) Annual in-use compliance tests: Pressure Decay Test; Vapor Tie Test; PN Vent Test; and Air-to-liquid Ratio Test (ii) Every-third-year in-use compliance test: Dynamic Pressure/Liquid Blockage Test. 

### iii. Healy Systems
. 

### All applicable tests shall be performed annwilly
. c. The applicable in-use compliance tests were performed and passed notmore than 30 days prior to the submittal ofthe Certification to the Department.
· 4
. Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification. Any person subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6) who submits two consecutive years of Annual In-use Compliance CertificationS in compliance with 31 0 CMR 7.24(6)(c )3. in which all applicable in

-use compliance tests were passed on the first try, as certified pursuant to 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(g)8., may elect to submit annually to the Department an Alternative Annual In

-use Compliance Certification on a form obtained from the Department: a Facilities meeting the requirements of 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c)4
. and electing to submit an Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification shall be: i. exempt from annual Stage II compliance testing reqUirements in the year following · the submittal oftwo consecutive years' ofAnnual In-use Compliance
. · Certifications in compliance with 310 CMR 724(6)(c)4
.; and ii. subject to all applicable Stage IIcompliance tests as referenced in 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(d) in the second year following the submittal oftwo consecutive years' Annual In-use Compliance Certifications in compliance with 310 CMR
. 7.24(6)(c)3 ., and every other year thereafter. · b. Any person submitting an Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification to the Department shall 

### fully complete and sign said Certification and attest to the following:
. i. the installed Stage IT system is correctly operated and maintained as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(b); ii. all applicable compliance tests were performed and passed as required by 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(c)4
.aii. , and 

### iii. The applicable compliance tests were performed and were passed not more than 30 days prior to the date postmarked on the envelope used to submit the Certification to the Department · . c. Any person submitting an Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification and fails one or more compliance certification tests on the first try as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c)4. shall be required, in subsequent years, to annually certify iii compliance with

# the requirements of31 0 CMR 7.24(6)( c)3 ., until such time as said person meets the requirements in 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(c)4. 5
. . Annual In-use Compliance Certification Submittal Requirements. The annual submittal date for Certifications required pursuant to 31 0 CMR 7
.24(6)(c )3
. and 4., is no later than: ' a For persons subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6) who install or make a Substantial Modification to a Stage IT system on or after January 1, 2001, the anniversary ofthe submittal to the Department ofthe Installation Compliance Certification required by 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(c)l. or the
.date the facility commenced operation, whichever occurs first; and
310 CMR- 250.70.6

### ·. 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENviRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7.24 : continued

1/2115 b
. For 

### all other persons subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6), May 1, 2002, or a date

-- otherwise provided by the Department, whichever is earlier. Persons subjeCt to 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(c)5.b
. who are provided an annual submittal date by the Department shall be notified by the Department oftheir first 

### annual submittal date · andrequired in-use compliance tests pursuantto 31 0CMR7
.24(6)(c )3 .b. no less than 90 days prior to the first annual submittal date established by the Department. c. Upon request ofany person subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6), the Department may revise said person's annual Certification submittal date. Such revision shall set a revised annual submittal date that is no more than 12 months after the otherwise applicable submittal date
. 6. Any person who owns, leases, operates or controls a Stage II system that fails one or more in-use compliance tests required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c )3
. or 4., shail immediately: a. 

### either: -, i. repair or replace an incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken component as required by the terms and conditions of the Stage II system's currently applicable Executive Oi:der; or ii. decommission the Stage II system in accordance with 310 CMR 7.24(6)(1); b. if such person does not elect to decommission the Stage II system, then such person shall also re-test and pass each failed test; and c. submit to the Department the required Annual In-use Compliance Certification on or before the facility's Annual 

### In-use Compliance Certification submittal date or . within 30 days ofthe date ofthe Stage II system's first passing test result as required · by 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(c}3
.c. or 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c}4.c., as applicable, whichever occurs first. 7. If

### a facility fails one or more required in-use compliance tests l;Uld the incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken components cannot be repaired as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c)7
., the person who owns, leases, opera tes or controls the Stage II system at such facility shall immediately: a. 

### either: i. isolate the incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken components from the Stage II systen;1 so that the remainder of the Stage II system operates as required by the terms and conditions of the system's currently applicable Executive Order; or . · ii

. decommission the Stage II system in accordance with 310 CMR 7.24(6)(1}
. b. if 

### such person does not elect to decommission the Stage II system, then the person who owns, leases, operates or controls the Stage II system shall also submit

. to 

### the Department the required Annual In-use Compliance Certification based on

passing test results for the remainder ofthe Stage II system on or before the facility's Annual In-Use Compliance Certification submittal date or within 30 days of the date · of

the Stage II system's first 

### passingtest result as requiredby 31 0CMR 7
.24(6)(c )3
.c. · or 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c)4.c
., as applicable, whichever occurs first. 

### c. Any Stage II system component isolated from the remainder of the Stage II System shall remain Isolated until such time as: · i. said component is repaired as required by the terms and conditions ofthe Stage II System's currently applicable Executive Order; and · ii. all applicable, compliance testing, record keeping and certification requirements for the Routine Maintenance, Minor Modification, or Substantial Modification ofa Stage II system are complied with. 8. If 

### a facility fails one or more required in-use compliance teSt and the incorrectly
. installed, non-functioning or broken Stage II system component cannot be repaired as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c)6. or 7 ., the person who owns, operators, leases or controls such Stage II sistem at such facility shall immediately stop dispensing motor vehicle fuel and conspicuously post "Out of Service" signs on all motor vehicle fuel dispensers until such time as: . a. 

### all incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken components are repaired as required by the terms and conditions ofthe Stage II system's currently applicable Executive Order; b. all applicable ill-use compliance tests are performed and passed as required by 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(c)3 ; or4., as applicable; and
310 CMR-250.70
.7**------------------------------~--------------------------,-- ----.**  

### 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7.24: continued

1/2/15 c. a fully completed Annual In-use Compliance Certification liaS 

### been submitted to the Department as required by 31 0 CMR 7.24(6)(c )3. d. If

### a facility fails one or more required in-use compliance tests and is subject to 310 CMR**7.~4(6)(c)8,** 

### for purposes of compliance with the Annual In-use Compliance Certification submittal requirements of31 0 CMR7.24(6)(c )3. or 4., the pe!'l'on who owns, operates, leases or**~ontrols** 

### the Stage II system shall submit to the Department a fully completed and signed Stage II System Closure Notification as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(e)3. on or before said facility's currently applicable Annual In-Use Compliance Certification subnlittal due date. 9. Any Certification submitted to the Department as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c) shall be 

### signed by a Stage II System Responsible Official as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(±). 1 0. Any person subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6), upon written notice from the Department, shall perform such compliance tests 

## as the Department detel1lli.D.es necessiuy to demonstrate the Stage II system is installed and mamt;a4led as required by the terms and conditions of the system's currently applicable Executive Order and shall submit the results to the Department within 14 days ofthe performance ofsaid tests. 11. Receipt ofsubmittals by the Department shall be as follows : a. If

### hand-delivered, the receipt date is the date ofthe receipt stamp; b. If

### mailed, the receipt date is 

### the date ofthe postmark on the envelope used to submit the document to the Department; or . c. If

### electronically s1,1bmitted, the receipt date is the date the electronic submission is sent to the Department (d) Stage II System Compliance Testing Requirements
. For the purposes of 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c), the following Stage II System compliance tests and requirements shall be required: 1. 

### Vapor Balance Systems. Pressirre Decay Test, Vapor Tie Test, 

### PN Vent Test and Dynamic Pressure/Liquid Blockage Test 2. Vacuum Assist Systems. Pressure Decay Test, Vapor Tie Test, 

### PN Vent Test, Air-to-Liquid Ratio Test and Dynamic Pressure/ Liquid Blockage Test 3. Healy Systems. a. 

### Healy 400 ORVR (Executive Order# G-70-186), Healy 400 ORVR Above GTound Storage System (Executive Order# G-70-187) andFranzen-

### HillCargo Tank Truck System (Executive Order# G-70• I93): i. 

### Pressure Decay Test: ii. Vapor TieTest; ill. 

### PN Vent Test; iv. Exhibit 4: Vapor Return Line Vacuum Integrity Test; and v. Exhibit 5: Fillneck Vapor Pressure Regulation Fueling Test. b. Healy 600 (Executive Order# G-70-165): i. 

### Pressure Decay Test; ii. Vapor Tie Test; iii. PNVent Test; iv. Air-to-liquid Ratio Test; and v. Exhibit 4: Vapor Return Line Vacuum Integrity Test. 4
. Compliance tests performed to meet the requirements of310 CMR 7
.24(6)(c) shall be performed only by aperson or Stage II compliancetesting company that has 

### submitted to the Department a Stage II Compliance Testing Company Notification as required by 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(g)l. (e) Notification Requirements. 1. Any person, upon entering into a purchase, lease or other contractual agreement by which said personbecomes the owner, operator, lessee or controller ofan existing motor vehicle fuel disperu?ing facility or tank 

### truck subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6) shall submitto

. the Department, 

### within 30 days of the effective date of becoming such an owner,

operator,lessee or controller or withinten days ofa writtenrequest from the Department, a fully completed New Stage II System Owner, Operator, Lessee or Controller Notification on a form obtained from the Department. ·

310 CMR- 250.70.8

### 7.24: continued

1/2/15 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

a. 

### Said Notification shall include the following: i. the name ofthe new Stage II 

### system owner, operator, lessee or controller and related business documentation, including the name and address ofthe facility where the Stage II system is _located or from which the tank truck is principally operated; and
. ii. the effective date said person became the new owner, operator, lessee or controller. b. Said Notification shall be signed by the individual who is a Responsible Official for the new owner, operator, lessee or controller regarding the Stage II system, who shall attest to 

### the following: i. I 

### certify that I 

### personally examined the foregoing and am 

### familiar with the information contained in this document and all the attachments and that, based on my inquiry of those persons immediately responsible for obtaining the information, I 

### believe that the information is true, accurate and complete. I 

### am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including possible fines and imprisonment; ii. I am fully authorized to make this attestation onbehalfof this facility or tank truck, as applicable. 2. Any person subject to 

### 310 CMR 7.24(6), upon entering into a sale, lease or other contractual agreementby which saidpersonrelinquishes his orher authority as an owner, operator, lessee or controller ofa facility or tanktruck subject to31 0 CMR. 7.24(6), shall submit to the Department, 

### within 30 days ofthe effective date ofsaid sale, lease or other contractual agreement, 

## asigned letter notifying the Department ofthe following: a. 

### the name ofthe person relinquishing his or her authority as an owner, operator, lessee or controller ofthe facility or tank truck subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6), the facility name, DEP Facility AccountNumber and address or the address from which the tank

### truck is principally operated, as applicable; b.**th~i** 

### name ofthe new owner, operator, lessee or controller ofthe facility or tank truck subject to 

### 310 CMR 7.24(6) and related business information, including the · new facility name and address or the address from whichthe tank truck is principally operated, as applicable; and**~.** 

### the effective date ofthe cbange ofowner, operator, lessee or controller. 3. Any person subjectto the requirements of31 0 CMR 7.24(6) seeking to permanently or temporarily take out-of-service a motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility or tank truck shall submit to the Department a fully completed and signed Stage II 

### System Closure Notification, on a form obtained from the Department. a. 

### Said Notification shall inciude the following: i. the name of the Stage II 

### facility owner, operator, lessee or controller and relatedbusiness information, including the name and address of the facility where the Stage II 

### system was 

### located or from which the tank truck was principally operated, as applicable; ii. the DEP Facility Account Number for the applicable facility or tank 

### truck; and · iii. the date the Stage II 

### system was permanently or temporarily taken out-ofservice, and attached, 

### as applicable, current: (i) underground storage tank Registration Notification indicating that the status ofthe tank is Temporarily Out-of-service; (ii)
.underground storage tank Notification indicating the that status ofthe tank is closed (Removed or Closed In-place); or (iii) 

### local permit documenting Temporarily Out-of-service Status or Closure/removal. , b. Any person subject to the requirements of310 CMR 7.24(6) who temporarily takes out-of-service a motor vehicle fuel dispensing system or tank truck shall, prior to commencing the distribution ofmotor vehicle fuel, perform andpass all applicable complianCe tests and submit to the Department a fully completed Installation/ Substantial Modification Certification as required by 310 CMR. 7.24(6)(c)2. or decommission the Stage II 

### system in accordance with310 CMR 7.24(6)(1). c. A Stage II

### system shall not be 

### temporarily out-of-service for more than two years. ·

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### . 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7
.24: continued

112/15 d. 

### Any person subject to the requirements of31 0 CMR 7.24(6), where the motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility is permanently closed, shall no longer be subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6) as 

### ofthe effective date the facility was permanently closed as referenced in the reqUired applicaJ:Jle underground storage tank Notification indicating that the status ofthe tank is 

### closed (Removed or Closed In-place) or local permit for aboveground storage tank 

### documenting closure/removal. 4. Any Notification submitted to the Department as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(e) · shall be signed by 

### a Stage IT 

### System Responsible Official as required by 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(t)
. . (f) Stage IT 

### System ReS,PonSible Official Certification ofComplianee. 1. 

### Except in circumstances described in 310 CMR 7.24(6)(f)2., any Certification or Notificationrequired by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c) or (e) shall be signed by an individual who is 

### a Responsible Official regarding Stage II 

### system compliance. 2. For Stage II systems owned by one party and leased, operated or controlled by another independent party and where both parties have separate Stage II 

### compliance responsibilities, any Certification or Notification 1 

### submitted in compliance with the requirements of310 CMR 7.24(6)(c) or (e) shall be signed by Responsible Officials for each party regarding Stage 

### IT system compliance. Each Stage 

### IT System Responsible Official shall attest to the following: / · i. I 

### certify that I 

### persoruiny excunined the foregoing and am familiar with the information containedinthis document and all the attachinents andthat, based onmy inquiry of those persons immediately responsible · for obtaining the information, I


### · believe that the information is true, accurate and complete. I 

### am aware that there are significant penalties for sublllitting false information, including possible fines and imprisonment; ii. that systems to maintain compliance are 

### in place at the facility or, if

### applicable, at the location from which the tank 

### truck is principally operated and will be maintained for the coming year even if

### the processes or operating procedures are 

### changed over the course ofthe year; and iii

. I 

### am fully authorized to make this attestation on behalf ofthis facility or tank 

### t+uclc, as applicable. 3. Any person immediately responsible for obtaining information referenced in 31 0 CMR 7.24(6)(f), who knowingly and willfully makes false, inaccurate, incomplete or misleading statements pursuant to any Certification or Notification required under

. 310 CMR 7
.24(6), may J:?e in violation of 310 CMR 7.24(6). Notwithstanding the

previous sentence, any person subject to the requirements of 310 CMR 7
.24(6), shall comply with all applicable provisions of310 CMR 7.24(6). (g) Complianee Testing Company Requirements
. 1.
. 

### Any person who owns, leases, operates or controls a company that performs Stage IT 

### compliance tests to meet the requirements of31 0 CMR 7.24(6)(c) shall submit to the Department a fully completed Stage II 

### Compliance Testing Company Notification, on a form obtained from the Department, prior to performing any required Stage 

### IT compliance test. 

### a. the Notification shall include the following: i. the name and·business mailing address ofthe Stage IT 

### compliance testing company owner, operator, lessee or Controller; · ii

. the name and address ofany business
. that is engaged in the installation or Substantial Modification of Stage II 

### systems and is owned, operated, leased or controlled by, or affiliated with the owner, operator, lessee or controller ofthe compliance testing company; iii. the name and address ofany motor vehicle fuel dispensing facility or tank truck subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6) that is owned, operated, leased or controlled by, or affiliated with the owner, operator, lessee or controller ofthe compliance testing company; iv. the address and telephone number ofthe facility(ies) from·which the daily compliance testing activities ofthe compliance testing company originate and at which any records required by 31 0 CMR 7.24(6)(g) I 

### 0. are maintained;

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v. a written description of the e mployee training systems in place at the compliance testing company to ensure required compliance tests are performed as required by applicable protocols and procedures, pursuant to 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(g)6. and 7; and vi. a list ofall Compliance Testing Company Responsible Officials with the · authority to .sign Compliance Testing Company Certifications on behalfofthe compliance testing company. b. Each Notification shall be signed by an individual who is a Responsible Official regarding the compliance testing company, · who shall attest to the following: L I certify that I personally examined the foregoing and am familiar with the information contained in this document and all the attachments and that, based on my inquiry of those persons immediately responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the information is true, accurate and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including possible fines and imprisonment; · · ii. Employee training systems are in place at the company to ensure Stage II compliance tests are performed 

### aS required by all applicable protocols and procedures and such training systems will be maintained for the coming year even if the protocols and procedures are changed over the course of the year; and iii. I am fully authorized to make this attestation on behalf ofthis Stage II Compliance Testing Company
. 2. Any person subject to the requirements of 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(g) shall notify the Department in writing ofany change to the information submitted to the Department pursuant to 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(g) 1
. within 14 days ofthe effective date ofsuch change. Upon the Department's written request, the person shall submit a fully revised and complete4Notification to the Department as required by the requirements of310 CMR 7.24(6)(g)l.
.. 3. No person subjectto 310 C:MR 7
.24(6)(g) shall perform any Stage II compliance test · · unless said person has first been trained in accordance with the applicable compliance test protocols and procedures required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(g)6. and 7
. 4. Any person subject to the requirements of31 0 CMR 7.24(6)(g) shall submit, a t least once every two weeks, a written list to the Department identifying all motor vehicle fuel dispensing facilities and tank trucks at which the company is scheduled to perform required Stage II compliance test(s) over the next 14 day period. a. The list shall be
. organized by Department region and date, and shall include the name and address ofeach facility or tank truck to be tested, the applicable section under 310 CMR7.24(6)(c )2. , 3., or 4., the required compliance tests to be performed, and the estimated time that the. company expects 

### to arrive at the facility location. b
. The Department shall be notified, 

### in writing, of any change of date of an individual facility's scheduled compliance tests no later than9 A.M. ofthe day the scheduled test(s) is to occur. Additions to a submitted compliance-testing schedule shall be submitted to the Departmen t, in writing,no less than two working days prior
· to the date ofany scheduled tesl
. · c. Failure to comply with the Notification requirements of310 CMR 7
.24(6)(g) 4.

·may be a basis for the Departnlentto determine that tests conducted after inadequa te notice are invalid. 5
. Any person subject to the requirements of31 0 CMR 7
.24(6)(g) shall immediately notify the Department ofany failed Stage II compliance tests performed as required by 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(c) if said person did not return to retestthe Stage II system as required by 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(c)6. or 7
. on or before the facility's Annual In-Use Compliance Certification submittal date, o r within 30 days ofthe date ofthe Stage II system's first passing test result, whichever occurs first. Said person shall notify the Department regarding the name and address of the facility, and the facility's Facility Account**Number~** 6. Any person subject to 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(g) shall perform compliance tests to meet the requirements of310 CMR 7.24(6)(c) only upon confirmation that: 

### a. all above ground Stage II system components including, but not limited to : dispensers ;nozzles ; swivels;hose retractors ;hoses; breakaways; vapor checkvalves; and ·the ·pressure/vacuum valve(s) are installed as required and are the correct components as required by the terms and conditions of the system's
.curren tly applicable Executive Order; and 31 0 CMR- 250
.70.11310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

. J 7.24: continued

·b. all motor vehicle fuel dispensing facilities 

### with two or more motor vehicle fuel · storage tanks are properly manifolded as required by the terms and conditions ofthe system's currently applicable Executive Order
. 7. Any person subject to 31 0 CMR 7.24(6)(g), shall perform Stage II compliance tests to meetthe requirements of310 CMR 7.24(6) only in accordance withthe applicable test procedures cited below: a Pressure Decay Test (Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Source Test Procedure ST-30 (2/6/1991)) and 310 CMR 7.24(6)(g)7.a: 

### Table A. Minimum Allowable Pressure. 

### If

able A. MINIMUM ALLOW ABLE PRESSURE (Based on an initial pressure of 10.0" we.) Ullage Minimum Ullage Minimum (Gal) Allowable Pressure (Gal) Allowable ("we) Pressure (''we) 500 3.70 6,000 9.38
. . 600 4.50 7,000 9.46 700 5.20 7,500 9.50 800 5
.80 8,000 9.52 900 6.20 9,000 9.56 1,000 6.50 10,000 9.60 1,250 7.05 11,000 9.62 1,750 7.90 12,000 9.64 2,000 820 13,000 9.66 2,250 8.35
. 14,000 9.68 2,500 8.50 15,000
. 9.70 2,750 8.60 16,000 9.71 3,000 8.70 17,000 9.71 3,250 8.80 18,000 . 9.72 3,500 8.90 19,000 9.73 3,750 9.00 20,000 9.73 4,000 9.10 21,000 9.74 4,250 9.15 22,000 9.75 4,500 9.20 23,000 9.75 4,750 9.25 24,000 9.76 5;ooo 9.30 25,000 9.77 30,000 9.80 Note: For a valid test, total ullage must be at least 500 gaJlons but no more than 30,000 gallons.

112/15 b. Underground Piping Check (Vapor Tie) Test (San Diego County Air Pollution Control District Test Procedure TP-96-1, Section 5.1.9). c. Pressure/Vacuum Vent Test (Leak Rate and Cracking Pressure of Pressure/ VacuumVentValves, CARB TP-201.1E) PNreliefvents shall be testedto 

### be within

.29oz/in2 or 0
.5 inches of water column of the designed pressure and within 1.2oz/in 2 or 2.0 inches ofwater eolurnn ofthe vacuum settings. d. Air-to-liquid Volume Ratio Test (CARB TP-20 1
.5). e. Dynamic Pressure/Liquid Blockage Test (CARB TP-201.4). f. Healy 400 ORVR (Executive Order# G-70-186), Healy 400 ORVR Above Ground Storage System (Executive Order# G-70-187) and Franzen-

### HillCargo Tank Truck System (Executive Order# G-70-193). Exhibit 4: Vapor Return Line Vacuum Integrity Test. Exhibit 5: Fillneck Vapor Pressure Regulation Fueling Test.
· Healy 600 (Executive Order # G-70-165). Exhibit 4: Vapor Return tine Vacuum Integrity Test. 8. Any person subject to 310 CMR 7.24(6)(g) shall certify to the Department that each compliance test performed to meet the requirements of 310 CMR 7.24(6)(c) 

### was performed as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(g)6. and 7. As applicable, the Certification shall 

### be submitted on a Stage II Installation/Substantial Modification Certification, Alternative Annual In-use Compliance Certification, or Annual In-use Compliance Certification and shall include: 310 CMR- 250.70.12

### 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7.24: continued

Number 

### G-70-7-AD G-70-14-AA G-70-17-AD

1/2/15 a the date each compliance test was 

### first performed and the result; b. the date each compliance test was performed and passed; c. a notation whether: i. the entire installed Stage II system was tested and passed all applicable compliance tested; or · ii. incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken components were isolated from the remainder of the installed Stage II system and the remainder ofStage II system was tested · and passed all 

### applicable compliance tests; and d. If

### the remainder of the Stage II system was tested and passed all 

### applicable compliance tests, as noted in 310 CMR 7.24(6)(g)8
.c. , identify all components isolated from the remainder ofthe Stage II 

### system. 9. Each Certification submitted pursuant to 310 CMR. 7.24(6)(g)8. shall be fully completed and signed by a Compliance Testing Company Responsible Official, who shall attest to the following: · 

### a. I certify that I personally examined the foregoing and am 

### familiar with the infqrmation containedinthis document and all the attachments and that, 

### based onmy inquiiy of those persons immediately responsible for obtaining the information, I 

### believe that the information is true, accurate and complete
. I am 

### aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including possible fines and imprisonment; and b. 

### I am 

### fully authorized to make this attestation on behalf of this Smge 

### IT Compliance Testing Company. 10. Any person subject to 

### 310 CMR 7.24(6)(g) shall maintain the following records on site, for a minimum offive years, at the location(s) referenced on the form submitted pursuant to 310 CMR 7.24(6)(g)l.aiv: · · 

### a. A complete set of records of compliance tests performed to meetthe requirements of310 CMR 7.24(6)(c)
. Such records shall include, by facility address: i. the date and first 

### result for each required test performed; ii. the date each test was performed and passed; and iii. an itemized list ofall Stage II 

### system: components re-installed, repaired or replaced as necessary for the system to pass the applicable test(s). b. A current record of all 

### persons or employees trained as required by 310 CMR 7.24(6)(g)3
. Such record shall include the following: i. the date 

### training was received; ii. the person or employee's printed name; and iii. the personal signature of the person or employee acknowledging receipt ofrequired training. 11. Allrecords maintained pursuant to 

### 310 CMR 7.24(6)(g) 1 0. shali be made available to the Department or the US EPA immediately upon the request ofeither. (h) 

### Violations of310 CMR 7.24(6)
. Foranypersonsubjectto 310 CMR 7.24(6) it shall be a violationof310 CMR 7.24(6)to : · · 1
. 

### fail to submit any Certification or Notification required by to 310 CMR 7.24(6) as applicable; · . . 2. make any false, iD.accurate, incomplete or misleading statements. in any Certification or Notification required by to 310 CMR 7
.24(6);
. 3. make any false;inaccurate, incomplete ormisleading statements in any record, report,
· plan, file, log or register which said person is required to keep pursuant to 310 CMR

7
.24(6);
. . . . . 4. hold themselves out as a responsible official in violation of the applicable requirements ofto 310 CMR 7.24(6); 5. fail to comply with any applicable standards imposed under 310 CMR 7

### .24(6); or 6. violate any other provision of310 CMR 7
.24(6). (i) Department Adopted CARB Stage II System Executive Orders. Description Certification ofthe Hasstech Model VCP-2 and VCP 2A 

### Phase II 

### Vapor Recovery System.
. Recertification ofRed Jacket Aspirator Assist Phase 

### IT Vapor Recovery System. Modification ofCertification of the Emco Wheaton Balance Phase 

## Ii: Vapor Recovery System.
310 CMR- 250.70
. 137.24: continued Number G-70-18-C G-70-23-AC G-70

-25-AA G-70-33-AB G-70-36-AD G-70-37-B G-70-38-AB G-70-48-AA G-70-49-AA G

-70

-52-AM G-70-53-AA G-70-77
. G-70

-78 G-70-101-B
G-70-107 G-70-110 G-70-118-AB G-70-125

-AA G-70

- 127 G-70-134 G-70-139 G-70-150-AE G-70-153-AD G-70-154-AA G-70-159-AB G-70

- 163-AA G-70-164-AA G-70-165 G-70-169-AA G-70-170 G-70-177-AA G-70-179 G

-70-180 G-70

- 183-AA G

-70-186 G-70-188

1/2/15
. 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Description (continued) Modification ofCertificatiofi ofthe Shell Model 75Bl and 75Bl-R3 Service Station Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. Recertification ofthe Exxon Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. Recertification ofthe Atlantic Richfield Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. Certification ofthe Modified 

### HirtVCS-200 Vacuum Assist
.Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. Modification ofCertification ofthe OPW Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System
. Modification ofthe Certification ofthe Chevron Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovery System with OPW nozzles for Service
. · · Recertification ofthe Texaco Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy ,System. Recertification ofthe Mobil Oil Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. Recertification ofthe Union Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. Certification of Components for Red Jacket, 

### Hirt and Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. · Recertification ofthe Chevron Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. Certification of the OPW Repair/Replacement Parts and Modification of the Certification ofthe OPW Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. Certification ofthe E-Z Flo Nozzle Company Rebuilt Vapor
.Recovexy Nozzles and Vapor Recovexy Components. Certification ofthe E-Z Flo Mode1

- 3006 and 3007 Vapor Recovexy Nozzles and
. Use of E-Z Flo Components with OPW Models llVC and 11 VE Vapor Recovexy Nozzles
. Certification ofRainbow Petroleum Products Model RA3003, RA3005, RA3006 and RA3007 Vapor RecovexyNozzles and Vapor Recovexy Components
. Certification ofStage I and

### II VaporRecovexy Systems forMethanol Fueling Facilities
. Certification ofAmoco V•

## r Vapor Recovexy System.
. Modification of the Certification of the Husky Model V Phase 

### II Balance Vapor Recovexy Nozzle. Certification ofthe OPW Modellll-V Phase Vapor Recovery Nozzle. Certification of the EZ Flo Rebuilt A-4000 Series and 11V-Series Vapor Recovexy System. Addition to the Certification ofthe 

### Hirt Model VCS-200 Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System
. · · Modification of the Certification ofthe Gilbar
. co VaporVac Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System
. · Modification to the Certification ofthe Dresser/Wayne WayneVac Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System
. Modification 

### to the Certification ofthe Tokheim MaxVac Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System
. Modifiaction of the Certification of the Saber Nozzle for Use with the Gilbarco VaporVac Phase 

### II Vapor Recovery System
.

. Certification ofthe OPW VapcirEZ Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System.

Modification to the Certification ofthe Hasstech VCP-3A Vacuum Assist Phase 

### II Vapor Reeovery System. Healy Vacuum Assist Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System
. Modification to the Certification of the Franklin Electric 

### INTELLIVAC Phase 

### II Vapor Recovery System. Certification ofthe EZ-tlo Rebuilt 5005 and 5015 for use with the Balance Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. Certification ofthe VCS400-7 Vacuum Assist Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System. Certificationof the CatlowICVN-Vl VacuumAssistPhase

### IIVaporRecovery System
. Order Revoking Certification of the Healy Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy Systems for Gasoline"Dispensing Systems
. Certification ofthe Healy/Franklin Vacuum Assist Phase 

### II Vapor Recovexy System
. Certification ofthe Healy Model400 OR VR Vapor Recovexy System. Certification ofthe Catlow ICVN Vapor Recovexy Nozzle System for use with the Gilbar co VaporVac Vapor Recovexy System
. ·
310 CMR- 250
.70.14 '

.

### 7.24: continued Number 

### G-70-191AA G-70-196 G-70-199-AJ

EVR-202-A G-70-204-A

Number 

### G-70-102-A
G-70-116-F G-70-128 G-70-130A G-70-131A G-70-132-A G-70-132-B G-70-136 G-70-137 G-70-138 G-70-139 G-70-1'40-A G-70-142-B G

-70-143 G-70-147-A**G-70-148~A** 

### G-70-152 G-70-155 G-70-156 G-70-157 G-70-158-A G-70-160 G-70-161 G-70-162-A G-70-167 G-70-168 G-70-175 G-70-181 G-70-187 G-70-190 G-70-192
112/15 

### 310 CMR: 

### DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Description 

### (continued) Healy/FranklinVP-1000 VaporPump Phase II VaporRecovery System(Healy ORVR Phase II Vapor Recovery System). Certification of the Saber Technologies, LLC SaberVac VR Phase II Vapor Recovery System Certification of the Gasoline Dispensing Nozzles to the Liquid Retention of 350 milliliters per 1,000 Gallons Dispensed
. Healy System Inc. Phase II Enhanced Vapor Recovery (EVR) System Not Including ISD Healy Phase II EnhancedVapor Recovery SystemIncluding Veeder-RootISD System Certification of the Gilbarco VaporVac/OPWVaporsaverORVR-Compatible System G) 

### Department Adopted Carb Stage Ii System Executive Orders for Aboyeground Storage Tank Vapor Recovery Systems. Description 

### Certification ofa Phase I Vapor Recovery System for Aboveground Storage Tanks with less than 40,000 Gallons Capacity for Gasoline or Gasoline/Methanol Blended Fuels · Con Vault Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System Bryant Fuel Cell Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System Petrovault Aboveground Tllll1f: Vapor Recovery System Tank Vault Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System

.Supervault Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System Supervault Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System FireSafe Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System FuelSafe Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System Phase II Vapor Recovery Systems Installed on Gasoline Bulk Plants/Dispensing Facilities with Aboveground Tanks Addition to the Certification ofthe Hirt 

### Model VCS-200 Phase II Vapor Recovery System Integral Phase I and Phase IT Aboveground Tank Configurations with the Healy Phase llVapor Recovery System Phase I Vapor Recovery System for Aboveground Gasoline Storage Tanks Pff Vault Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System New UnitedMotors Manufacturing, Incorporated Phase II Vapor Recovery System at the Fremont, California Assembly Plant
. Lube Cube Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System MoiserBrothersTanks and Manufacturing 

### AbovegroundTankVaporRecovery System Petroleum Marketing Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System Ecovault Aboveground Tank Vacuum Assist Vapor Recovery System Ecovault Aboveground Tank Balance Vapor Recovery System Firesafe Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System Aboveground Tank Vault Vapor Recovery System Hoover Containment Systems, Incorporated Fuelmaster Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System Steel Tank Institute Fireguard Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System EnviroVault Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System Bryant Fuel Systems Phase I Vapor Recovery System HasstechVCP-3A Vacuum Assist Phase II Vapor Recovery System for Aboveground Tank Systems Hirt VCS400-7 Bootless Nozzle Phase II Vapor Recovery System for Aboveground Storage Tank Systems Healy Model400 ORVR Vapor Recovery System for Aboveground Tank Systems Guardian Containment, CorporationArmor Cast AbovegroundTankVapor Recovery System Certification of the Healy Model 400 ORVR Nozzle for ExiSting Aboveground Storage Tank Systems 310 CMR- 250.70.i5

### 7.24: continued

.Number G-70-193 G-70-194 G-70-195 G-70-197 G-70-200 G-70-201 G-70-202 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Description (continued) Certification ofthe Hill-

### Vac Vapor Recovery System for Cargo Tank Motor Vehicle Fueling Systems · Containment Solutions Hoover Vault Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System Cretex Companies, Inc Fu

_ elVault Aboveground Tank Vapor Recovery System · Synchrotek Fastflo 3 Phase II

### Vapor Recovery System OldcastleAbovegroundBelow-grade Fuel Vaultwith BalanceVaporRecovery System and Buried Vapor Return Piping OldcastleAbovegroundBelow-grade Fuel VaultWithBalanceVapor Recovery System and Trenched Vapor Return Piping Oldcastle Aboveground Below-grade Fuel Vault with Gilbarco VaporVac Phase II 

### Recovery System and Trenched Vapor Return J?iping (k) 

### The provisions afl.d requirements of310 CMR 7
.24(6)(a) and (b) 

### are subject to the enforcement provisions specified in 31.0 CMR 7.52. (l) 

### Decommissioning. 1. Any person subjectto 310 CMR 7.24(6) shall decommission an installed Stage II 

### Vapor Recovery System only in accordance with the following requirements:

. .a 

### Decommissioning 

### will be done 

# m accordance with the PEl Recommended Practices forInstallation andTesting ofVaporRecovery Systems atVehicle-fueling Sites, PEIIRP300-09, Section 14, Decommissioning Stage II 

### Vapor Recovery Piping; and b
. If not already installed, a California Air 

### Resources Board Enhanced Vapor
· Recovt;ry (CARB EVR) Pressure Vacuum Vent Valve and CARB EVR rotatable product and vapor adaptors as 

### described in the CARB Executive Orders listed in 310 CMR 7.24(6)(l)l.b.: Tctble 1. 

### and Table 2. 

### shall be installed. Rotatable adaptors shall not be required for aboveground storage tanks and c0

### axial Stage I 

### systems . · Table 1. 

### CARB Underground Storage Tank Enhanced Vapor Recovery System Executive Orders Executive Order Number Description Date VR-101-N Phil-Tite Phase I 

### Vapor Recovery System. June 8, 

### 2013 VR-102-0 OPW Phase I 

### Vapor Recovery System. October 3, 2014

. .. 

### VR-103-G
. EBW Phase I 

### Vapor Recovery System. June 3, 2013 VR-104-G CNI 

### Manufacturing Phase I 

### Vapor Recovery System
. June 8, 

### 2013 VR-105-D EMCO Wheaton Phase I 

### Vapor Recovery System August 27, 2014

112/15 310 CMR-250.70
. 16

## ) 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
7.24: continued Table2
. CARB Aboveground Storage Tank Enhanced Vapor Recovery System Executive Orders Executive Order Number Description Date VR-301-F

VR-302

-F
VR-401-D
VR-402-B

G-70-216

1/2/15 Standing Loss Control ofVapor Recovery Systems
. June3, 2014 for Existing Installations ofAboveground Storage Tanl9; Standing Loss Control ofVapor Recovery Systems June 3,2014 for New Installations ofAboveground Storage Tanks OPW Enhanced Vapor Recovery (EVR) System for May 12,2014 Above Giound Storage Tanks (AST) Morrison Brothers Phase I Enhanced Vapor Recovery**April!~,** 2013 (EVR) System for Above Ground Storage Tanks (AST) Extension ofExecutive Orders for Existing Above March 13 , 2014 Ground Storage Tanks 2
. Prior to re-commencing operations following decommissioning, the following
· compliance tests, as . applicable, shall be performed: a. PresSUre Decay two inch Test (CARB TP-201.3; March 17, 1999); b
. Vapor Tie Test (San Diego APCD TP-96

- 1, section 5.1.9; March 1, 1996) ; c. Pressure/Vacuum Vent Valve Test (CARB TP-201.1E; October 8, 2003) ; d. Static Torque Rotatable Adaptor Test (CARB TP-201.1B; October 8, 2003), if rotatable adaptors are installed; and as applicable, either: e. Leak Rate of Drop Tube/Drain Valve Assembly Test (CARB TP-201.1 C ; October 8, 2003); or f. 

### Leak Ra te · of Drop Tube/Overfill Prevention Devices (CARB T-20L1D; October 8, 2003). 3
. If a facility fails any of the tests . cited in 310 CMR 7
.24(6)(1)2
., the failed component shall bereplaced with a comparable CARB 'EVR component. 4. Prior to re-commencing operations following decommissioning, a fully completed and signed Stage ll Decommissioriing Notification, including a copy of PEl Decommissioning Checklistandpassingtestresults for all applicable compliancetests, shall be submitted to the Department.

310 CMR- 250.70
. 17

### 7.24: continued 310 CMR: DEPARTMENT 

### 0!1 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

3. Such limitations shall not apply to the offer, provision, sale, or exchange ofgasoline not meeting the requirements of310 CMR 7.24(7)(a)2. by subject bulk plants, bulk terminals, or tank trucks during the oxygenated gasoline control period to gasoline marketing facilities or motor vehicle fuel dispensing facilities located outside the oxygenated gasoline control area. (b) 

### Compliance Testing. · - - 1
. Any person who owns, leases, operates, or controls a bulk plant or bulk terminal subject to 

### 310 CMR 7.00 shall conduct gasoline testing for the purposes ofcompliance with the requirements of310 CMR 7.24(7). Such compliance testing shall include b:ut not be limited to: a 

### determination ofthe oxygenate content by weight ofgasoline; b. the percent oxygen content by weight; and c. the oxygenate type(s) utilized to 

### satisfy the requirements of3l0 CMR 7.00. 2. Bulk plants and bulk terminals subject to 310 CMR 7.24(7) which receive oxygenated gasoline such that no additional blending of oxygenates occurs for the purpose ofcompliance with 310 CMR 7.00, shall conduct compliance testing upon receipt ofeach delivery of such oxygenated gasoline. 3. Bulkplants andbulkterminals subjectto 310 CMR 7.24(7) whichblend oxygenates with gasoline for the purpose of compliance with 310 CMR 7.24(7), shall conduct compliance testing upon the transfer ofevery 1,000,000 gallons ofoxygenated gasoline from said bulk plant or bulk terminal to subject tank trucks, or more frequently 

### ifso required by the Department. (c) Methods for Sampling. Testing. and Calculating Oxygen Content 1. Any person determining the oxygen content by weight of gasoline shall use the
. values listed in Table 7 .24(7)(c) 1., andthe methods identified in 31 0CMR7.24(7)(c )2., 3., and 4. All volume measurements shall be adjusted to 60 °F. ·

.2. Any person determining the oxygen content by weight ofgasoline shall obtain a representative sample in accordance with the US Environmental Protection Agency's (EP**~)** 

### sampling method as detailed in Title 40 CFR Part 80, Appendix D or any other sampling method approved by the Department and EPA. 3. Any person determining the oxygen content by weight ofgasoline shall determine the mass concentration of each oxygenate in
. the sample by one of the following methods:
. a 

### ASTM Method 4815 (Standard Test Method For Deterlnination ofC1 to C4 Alcohols and MTBE in Gasoline by 

## Gas Chromatography); or b. Appendix C to 

### EPA's Notice ofGuideliries for Oxygenated Gasoline Credit
. Prograffis; 

### or c. Any other method approved by the Department and EPA. 4. Any person determining the oxygen content by weight of gasoline shall use the oxygen content conversion methodology contained in EPA's Notice · ofGuidelines for Oxygenated Gasoline Credit Programs. TABLE 7.24(7)(c)- 1 SPECIFIC GRAVITY AND 

### WEIGHT FRACTION OXYGEN OF COMMON OXYGENATES

112/15 Oxygenate Methyl alcohol Ethyl alcohol Normal propyl alcohol Isopropyl alcohol Normal butyl alcohol Isobutyl alcohol Secondary butyl alcohol Tertiary butyl alcohol Methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) Tertiary amyl methyl ether (fAME) 

### Ethyl tertiary butyl ether (ETBE) Di-isopropyl ether (DIPE) Weight Fraction Oxygen 0.4993

.0.3473 0.2662 0.2662 0.2158 0.2158 0.2158 0.2158 0.1815 0.1566 0.1566 0.1566 Specific Gravity 0.7963 0.7939 0.8080 0.7899 0.8137 0.8058, 0
.8114 0.7922 0.7460 0.7752 0.7452 0.7300 310 CMR- 250.70.18