Illinois Administrative Code › Title 41 - FIRE PROTECTION › Part 175 - TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS AND THE STORAGE, TRANSPORTATION, SALE AND USE OF PETROLEUM AND OTHER REGULATED SUBSTANCES › Subpart C - PERMITS, FEES AND SCHEDULING › Section 175.310 - Site Plans

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
When OSFM permit application forms indicate that permit
				  submittals must be accompanied by site plans, the following shall apply:
a) Site plans shall be submitted
				simultaneously with associated permit applications and shall accurately reflect
				the scope and all components of the work involved.
b) Site plans shall be submitted by the
				contractor listed on the permit application.
c) Site plans shall be legible and sizes
				shall be 81/2" x 11", 81/2" x 14", 11" x 17" or electronic scans only;
				blueprints are not acceptable as site plans.
d) Site plans shall be drawn to an identified
				scale, or all dimensions shall be labeled to allow OSFM to determine compliance
				with applicable rules.
e) Site
				plans shall indicate or contain the following information:
1) The name of the OSFM-licensed contractor
				proposing the work;
2) The name and
				address of the facility where the proposed work is to occur, including the
				location of the proposed work with reference to city, village or
				town;
3) The plot to be utilized
				and its immediate surroundings on all sides. All property lines are to be
				designated and adjacent streets and highways shall be named, and legends or
				markings shall include a compass marking the directions of north, east, south
				and west;
4) The components of the
				installation as proposed, including tanks and their capacities, name and class
				of liquids to be stored, piping, pumps, dispensers, buildings and all UST
				equipment. When partial piping is being installed or replaced, show total
				length of the entire piping run and identify the specific length and location
				of the portion of the piping that is being installed or replaced;
5) Clearance from tanks and piping to
				property lines;
6) Clearances from
				tanks and piping to adjacent buildings;
7) Separation distance between USTs when more
				than one UST is present;
8)
				Location of driveways or paths for vehicle access;
9) Location of existing piping trenches not
				being reused, existing trenches being reused, and new trenches where new piping
				is being installed;
10) Location of
				electrical wiring and conduit, including an indication of the depth or
				elevation at which these components will be installed;
11) Location of basements, cellars or pits of
				buildings on the property or on adjacent properties, and location of tanks and
				piping to allow OSFM to ensure compliance with Section
				175.430.
				If buildings on the property or adjacent property have no basements, cellars or
				pits, a notation to that effect shall be made on the site plan;
12) Location of sewers, manholes, catch
				basins, cesspools, septic tanks, wells or cisterns (whether on the property, on
				adjacent property or in adjoining streets, highways or alleys); whether the
				sewer is made of petroleum-resistant piping or material; and location of tanks
				and piping to allow OSFM to ensure compliance with Section 175.430. If there is
				no sewer, manhole or catch basin in a street or alley or no sewer, cesspool,
				septic tank, well or cistern on a property, a notation to that effect shall be
				made on the site plan;
13) Location
				of UST vent piping, vent termination points, and any other vent outlets
				required by Section
				175.440,
				including a clear indication of the elevation of vent termination
				points;
14) Location of fill pipes,
				including remote fills, required by Section
				175.445;
15) Ventilation methods for grease pits or
				other below-grade areas required by Section
				175.450(f);
16) Location and form of all collision
				protection for dispensers and vent terminals; and
17) Any other information pertinent to the
				installation to ensure that OSFM plan reviewers can determine compliance with
				applicable rules.