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Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 14 - Electric Vehicle Charging Stations › Subchapter 7 - Consumer Complaints › Section 165:14-7-1 - Consumer services informal review

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) Whenever
				there is a dispute between the charging station operator operating a public
				charging station and the consumer as to the accuracy of the charging station
				meter, the matter may be brought by either party to the Commission's CSD. A
				consumer may be represented by a third party, if the consumer is available for
				verification.
(b) CSD will review
				the matter and issue an informal review decision in writing. If the dispute can
				be resolved by telephone with the party seeking review, the review decision
				need not be in writing unless requested by either party.
(c) During CSD's informal review, CSD may
				direct the charging station operator to test the accuracy of the equipment. The
				test shall be performed within a reasonable time and may be performed by a
				third party.
(1) Prior to conducting the
				test, the charging station operator shall provide the cost to conduct the test
				and provide the consumer notice that if the meter is found to test within the
				accuracy prescribed by the manufacturer of the equipment, the consumer will be
				required to pay the cost of the test. The consumer may withdraw the written
				request at any time prior to the test being conducted.
(2) If requested in writing by the consumer,
				the charging station operator shall conduct the test in the presence of the
				consumer, the consumer's representative, and/or an expert.
(3) The charging station operator shall
				prepare a written report stating the name of the consumer requesting the test,
				the date of the request, the location of meter, the type, make, size, and
				serial number of the meter, the date tested, and the result of the test. This
				report shall be provided to the consumer and CSD within ten (10) business days
				after the completion of the test.
(4) If the meter is found to test outside of
				the limits of accuracy prescribed by the manufacturer of the equipment or
				industry standards, the charging station operator shall refund any overcharge
				to the consumer.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 14 - Electric Vehicle Charging Stations › Subchapter 7 - Consumer Complaints › Section 165:14-7-3 - Records of service complaints; investigations

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Each charging station operator operating a public charging
				  station shall make a full and prompt investigation of every formal complaint
				  made to it by its consumers, either directly, or through the Commission after
				  the consumer or other interested party has contacted the charging station
				  operator. Each charging station operator operating a public charging station
				  shall keep a record of all formal complaints received, which record shall show
				  the name and address of the complainant, the date, the nature of the complaint,
				  and the adjustment, or disposal made thereof, which record shall be retained
				  for examination by the Commission. For purposes of this Section, a formal
				  complaint is a written communication by a consumer or other interested party to
				  the charging station operator operating a public charging station that prompts
				  an investigation by the charging station operator. All records of formal
				  complaints shall be retained for a period of at least two (2) years from the
				  date of final disposition.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 14 - Electric Vehicle Charging Stations › Subchapter 9 - Costs and Fines › Section 165:14-9-1 - Determining assessment of costs

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) If a
				Commission proceeding is filed to enforce testing, calibration, and inspection
				report requirements, costs of the proceeding may be assessed upon the filing of
				a motion.
(b) Pursuant to
				Subsection (a), the Commission will determine the estimated costs of the case.
				These costs will be the basis of the amount assessed to the charging station
				operator subject to this Chapter.
(c) After notice and hearing, the Commission
				shall issue an order which shall include the following:
(1) Whether or not the charging station
				operator will be assessed a cost;
(2) The amount to be assessed; and
(3) The date that the payment(s) shall be
				made.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 14 - Electric Vehicle Charging Stations › Subchapter 9 - Costs and Fines › Section 165:14-9-3 - Fines

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) If a
				charging station operator operating a public charging station fails to meet the
				requirements of this Chapter or any provision of the DRIVE Act within the
				Commission's jurisdiction, the Commission shall, following notice and a
				hearing, assess a fine not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) per day,
				per violation. Each day on which a violation occurs will be deemed a separate
				and distinct offense.
(b) All
				costs, fees, fines, or assessments collected shall be deposited into the
				Commission Revolving Fund.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 1 - General Provisions › Section 165:15-1-1 - Purpose

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The purpose of this Chapter is to provide a comprehensive
				  regulatory program governing the sale, storage, and inspection of regulated
				  substances such as antifreeze, motor oil, motor fuel, gasoline, kerosene,
				  aviation fuel, and diesel fuel, and specify standards governing the measuring
				  devices and facilities used to store, sell, dispense, or deliver these
				  products. This Chapter is intended to protect the end user by regulating the
				  integrity and quantity of the product sold; protect the public and the
				  environment from fire, explosion and contamination; assist the tank
				  owner/operator regarding how to maintain a petroleum storage tank system to
				  avoid damages or deterioration of the system, economic loss to the
				  owner/operator, and damages to others.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 23 Ok Reg 1650, eff
				  7-1-06
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 1 - General Provisions › Section 165:15-1-3 - Application of rules

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) The
				rules contained in this Chapter apply to:
(1)
				All manufacturers and handlers of fuel subject to the jurisdiction of the
				Commission.
(2) All persons who
				sell or distribute any regulated substance, oxygenate, or blend of products.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 1 - General Provisions › Section 165:15-1-4 - Application of motor fuel rules

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) The rules contained in this Chapter apply
				to all manufacturers and handlers of motor fuel intended for use in the State
				of Oklahoma.
(b) No person can
				sell any regulated substance , motor fuel, oxygenate, or blend within the State
				of Oklahoma that does not meet the tests, specifications, and standards set
				forth in this Chapter.
(c) All
				motor fuel manufactured in, or imported into, the State of Oklahoma for use or
				sale must be tested by the manufacturer or importer to ensure its compliance
				with the rules of this Chapter.
(d)
				The results of these tests, together with any other information required by the
				Commission, must be maintained by the manufacturer in accordance with usual and
				customary business practices, and copies must be furnished to the Petroleum
				Storage Tank Division upon request. These test results, excluding trade secrets
				and proprietary information, must also be furnished to the jobber or wholesale
				dealer of the manufacturer upon request.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 1 - General Provisions › Section 165:15-1-6 - Fuel Specialists' Requirements

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Fuel Specialists must:
(1) Identify themselves before they begin
				working and offer identification if requested.
(2) Leave a copy of the completed inspection
				form.
(3) Return all samples to
				their respective petroleum storage tanks.
Added at 18 Ok Reg 1052,
				  eff 5-11-01; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff
				  7-1-04
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 1 - General Provisions › Section 165:15-1-8 - Fuel Specialists' interpretation of rules [REVOKED]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Added at 18 Ok Reg 1052,
				  eff 5-11-01; Revoked at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff
				  7-1-04
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 1 - GENERAL AUTHORITY › Section 165:15-3-1 - Authority to enter and/or stop for inspection

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) A Fuel Specialist has the authority to
				  enter upon the premises of any manufacturer, bulk dealer, or retailer of any
				  regulated substance, as well as any other place where a regulated substance is
				  or was sold or stored prior to sale or use, and perform tests required by PSTD
				  rules, take samples, or make any other investigation in order to ensure
				  compliance with this Chapter or the laws of the State. Fuel Specialists will
				  also inspect TOU petroleum storage tank systems.
(b) The Fuel Specialist has the authority to
				  inspect any records and documents pertaining to the operation, maintenance, or
				  repair of tank systems and the ordering of, delivery of, and/or payment for
				  petroleum products offered for sale.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff
					 7-1-04
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 1 - GENERAL AUTHORITY › Section 165:15-3-2 - Authority to lock or seal for violation

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
A Fuel Specialist or PSTD Director's designee has the
					 authority to place or to direct that a lock or seal be placed on any dispenser,
					 delivery device, receptacle, or container tank used in the sale, distribution
					 or storage of regulated substances in Oklahoma when the rules in this Chapter,
					 OAC 165:16, 165:25, 165:26, 165:27, 165:29, state statutes, a Commission order
					 or requirement are being violated.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff
					 7-1-04
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 1 - GENERAL AUTHORITY › Section 165:15-3-3 - Authority to remove lock or seal after correction of violation

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The authority to remove a lock or seal by the owner or
					 operator after a violation is corrected may be obtained by:
(1) Written permission from the Fuel
				  Specialist who placed the lock or seal on the device; coupled with written
				  confirmation to PSTD by the person removing the seal or lock; or
(2) Written or verbal permission from the
				  Division Director or the Director's designee; or
(3) Application to and order of the
				  Commission.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff
					 7-1-04
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 1 - GENERAL AUTHORITY › Section 165:15-3-4 - Exception [REVOKED]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Revoked at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 3 - MOTOR FUELS AND ANTIFREEZE › Section 165:15-3-10 - Sampling

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Samples of regulated substances for testing must be
					 obtained by Fuel Specialists from the same dispensing device used for sales to
					 customers. Samples will be taken as often as necessary to ensure quality in one
					 of the following manners:
(1) At a
				  retail or wholesale device dispensing a single grade of product, the first
				  product to flow from the device will be taken for testing and considered
				  representative of the product dispensed.
(2) When the Fuel Specialist is calibrating a
				  retail or wholesale device dispensing single or multiple products, the Fuel
				  Specialist may take the sample from the same five (5) gallons used in the
				  calibration of the dispenser.
(3)
				  At a wholesale plant using a single outlet for more than one product, the
				  sample should be obtained directly from the storage tank or by any other
				  convenient way that will ensure a sample representative of each product.
(4) At a retail device dispensing
				  a blend of products or dispensing multiple products through a single nozzle,
				  the device must be set on the desired product to be sampled and the second
				  sample will be taken for testing.
Amended at 9 Ok Reg
					 2329, eff 6-25-92; Amended at 18 Ok Reg 1052, eff
					 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 3 - MOTOR FUELS AND ANTIFREEZE › Section 165:15-3-11 - Testing methods for motor fuel

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
A Fuel Specialist will test the octane rating or check for
					 any contaminants or foreign substances as necessary for each type of motor fuel
					 sold at any retail facility, airport, bulk plant or marina using the Zeltex
					 machine or other Commission-approved device.
Amended at 13 Ok Reg
					 2405, eff 7-1-96; Amended at 14 Ok Reg 2488, eff 7-1-97; Amended at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff
					 7-1-04
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 3 - MOTOR FUELS AND ANTIFREEZE › Section 165:15-3-12 - Fuel deliveries

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Deliveries of fuel made for all facilities must be
					 conducted as follows:
(1) No facility
				  owner or operator may accept delivery of lower octane fuel into a higher octane
				  tank, except when the tank's resulting octane level meets or exceeds the tank's
				  labeled octane level.
(2) When
				  delivering fuel into a storage tank, no person may purposefully disable a
				  tank's overfill valve for any reason.
(3) Owners, operators, their employees or
				  agents, or transporters must ensure that the volume available in the tank
				  (ullage) is greater than the volume of product to be transferred to the tank
				  before the transfer is made and that the transfer operation is monitored
				  constantly to prevent spilling and overfilling.
(4) Any violation of this Section will be
				  subject to the enforcement procedures of this Chapter and any other fines or
				  contempt proceedings as provided by law.
Added at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 3 - MOTOR FUELS AND ANTIFREEZE › Section 165:15-3-13 - Antifreeze testing

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Fuel Specialists may take a sample of any antifreeze
					 repackaged for sale in Oklahoma for the purpose of sending it to a laboratory
					 for analysis.
Added at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 5 - LIQUID MEASURING DEVICES › Section 165:15-3-15 - Fuel Specialist's duty

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Fuel Specialists have the responsibility to implement and
					 enforce the rules of this Chapter, Chapter 16, Chapter 25 and Chapter 26, which
					 includes determining that a measuring device and equipment are accurate and as
					 safe as possible for the public and the environment. If a measuring device does
					 not conform to all official requirements, the Fuel Specialist is required to
					 prohibit its use until the device is brought into compliance.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff
					 7-1-04
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 5 - LIQUID MEASURING DEVICES › Section 165:15-3-16 - Inspection for compliance

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a)
				  Retail liquid measuring devices subject to the rules of this Chapter are
				  calibrated with a five (5) gallon test measure by the Fuel Specialist from time
				  to time or as often as deemed necessary. High volume dispensers (those that are
				  used to pump at a rate of at least twenty (20) gallons per minute) used to fill
				  large tanks must be calibrated using a fifty (50) or one hundred (100) gallon
				  prover.
(b) All wholesale liquid
				  measuring devices subject to the rules of this Chapter must be calibrated
				  before ten (10) million gallons of use, or more often if PSTD deems it
				  necessary.
(c) Before a new
				  facility is open for business and before new dispensers are put into service at
				  a pre-existing facility, the owner or operator must have the dispensers
				  calibrated and be able to show written proof when requested by the Fuel
				  Specialist.
(d) These tests may be
				  ordered or directed by the Commission at any time.
(e) When a liquid measuring device is found
				  not to be in compliance with this Chapter, the owner or operator will be
				  advised of the problem and the device placed out of service.
(f) A Fuel Specialist has the responsibility
				  to place or to direct that a lock or seal be placed on a measuring device. The
				  lock or seal must remain in place until the defective measuring device is
				  repaired or replaced and complies with Commission standards, rules, and
				  requirements.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff 7-1-04; Amended at 23 Ok Reg
					 1650, eff 7-1-06
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 7 - STORAGE TANKS AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT › Section 165:15-3-21 - Containment of petroleum products

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Because petroleum product releases can pose a threat to
					 the public health, safety and the environment, Fuel Specialists must ensure
					 that the proper mechanisms are in place and standards, rules, and requirements
					 are met to prevent releases.
(1)
Spill and overfill protection.
Fuel Specialists must ensure that
				  appropriate spill and overfill protection devices are in place and operational.
(2)
Leak detection on
				  tanks.
Fuel specialists must check the condition of an owner or
				  operator's selected method(s) of leak detection at a location. The requirements
				  of each method listed below are offered as a general outline; a complete list
				  of leak detection requirements is in OAC 165:25 and 165:26.
(A)
Vapor monitoring wells.
If
				  vapor monitoring wells are an owner or operator's selected method of leak
				  detection, the Fuel Specialist must ensure that the requirements listed below
				  are met:
(i) Wells must be correctly
				  installed and sufficient in number for the particular facility.
(ii) A monitoring well site assessment must
				  be completed with documentation of Commission acceptance kept on site for
				  review.
(iii) Wells must be
				  properly monitored and the results recorded every 30 days on the appropriate
				  OCC form.
(iv) Any single vapor
				  monitoring well reading above 4,000 units/ppm for gasoline and 1,500 units/ppm
				  for diesel shall be reported to a Commission Project Environmental Analyst by
				  telephone at (405) 521-4683 (if after hours or on weekends or holidays, call
				  the PSTD emergency number at (405) 823-0994) within 24 hours of the owner,
				  operator, employees, agents, or Monitor Well Technicians knowing of the
				  reading. If gasoline and diesel tanks are in the same tankpit, any reading
				  above 1,500 units/ppm shall be reported. If high readings have not been
				  reported, the Fuel Specialist shall immediately report it.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 7 - STORAGE TANKS AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT › Section 165:15-3-21.1 - Leak detection and cathodic protection records

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) Records for the preceding 12 months must
				  be maintained at the facility and readily available to the Fuel Specialist
				  .
(b) Records must be maintained on
				  forms specified by the Commission.
Added at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 7 - STORAGE TANKS AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT › Section 165:15-3-22 - Equipment installation

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Fuel Specialists must ensure that tanks and ancillary
					 equipment are installed properly and conform to Commission standards. These
					 standards apply to regulated facilities. Requirements are listed in detail in
					 OAC 165:25 and 165:26.
(1)
Unattended self-service stations.
(A) Operating instructions must be
				  conspicuously posted.
(B) There must
				  be a properly placed emergency shutoff device and conspicuously posted
				  emergency instructions. A telephone or other approved means of communication to
				  notify the fire department.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 7 - STORAGE TANKS AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT › Section 165:15-3-23 - Marina inspections

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
In addition to the inspection requirements for all
					 facilities, Fuel Specialists must inspect items particular to marina petroleum
					 storage tank systems.
(1)
Aboveground tanks.
The Fuel Specialist must ensure that the
				  special requirements of marina aboveground tanks are met. The tanks must be
				  appropriately located and have a capacity appropriate to their locations. The
				  Fuel Specialist will also check these requirements:
(A) Atmospheric tanks, including those
				  incorporating secondary containment, must be built in accordance with
				  recognized standards of design or approved equivalents. Atmospheric tanks must
				  be built, installed and used within the scope of Commission standards.
(B) If the tank produces a gravity
				  head, it must be equipped with a normally-closed solenoid valve, and manual
				  shutoff valves must be located at the tank and at the shoreline.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 7 - STORAGE TANKS AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT › Section 165:15-3-24 - Bulk plant inspections

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
In addition to the inspection requirements for all
					 facilities, Fuel Specialists must inspect items particular to bulk plant
					 petroleum storage tank systems.
(1)
Requirements for dispensers.
(A)
				  The Fuel Specialist will ensure that bulk plants that also dispense fuel into
				  automobile tanks comply with the requirements for dispensers at retail
				  facilities.
(B) The Fuel Specialist
				  will also ensure that minimum distances from tanks are met if they are
				  required.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 7 - STORAGE TANKS AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT › Section 165:15-3-24.1 - Airport inspections

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
In addition to the general requirements for all facilities,
					 Fuel Specialists must inspect items particular to airport petroleum storage
					 tank systems.
(1)
Requirements
				  for dispensers and attached parts.
(A)
				  The Fuel Specialist will ensure that aircraft hoses are well maintained, and
				  that fueling hydrants, cabinets and pits are an appropriate distance from any
				  terminal building, hangar, service building or enclosed passenger concourse
				  (other than loading bridges).
(B)
				  The Fuel Specialist must ensure that the valve that controls the flow of fuel
				  to an aircraft is equipped with a deadman control. The fuel control device must
				  be arranged to accommodate operational requirements and be either a hydrant pit
				  valve or on the hose nozzle for overwing servicing. Deadman controls also have
				  specific requirements that the Fuel Specialist will ensure are met.
(C) Conductive hose at airports must be used
				  to prevent electrostatic charge but not to accomplish required bonding between
				  the aircraft and the fueling equipment.
(D) Each overwing servicing nozzle must have
				  a cable with a plug or clip for bonding to the aircraft.
(E) Dispensing devices or cabinets must be
				  designed so that a proper bond between the aircraft and the fueling equipment
				  can be established.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 7 - STORAGE TANKS AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT › Section 165:15-3-24.2 - Fleet and commercial facility inspections

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
In addition to the general requirements for all facilities,
					 Fuel Specialists must inspect items particular to fleet and commercial
					 facilities.
(1)
Requirements for
				  dispensers.
There are no minimum distance requirements between
				  dispensers and tanks at fleet and commercial facilities. Owners at these
				  facilities often enclose the dispenser with the aboveground tank inside a
				  secondary containment to protect against potential leaks caused by the
				  dispenser.
(2)
Fencing.
(A) Aboveground tanks at
				  fleet and commercial facilities must have appropriate fencing.
(B) Aboveground tanks are not required to be
				  enclosed within a fence if the property on which the tanks are located already
				  has a perimeter security fence.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 7 - STORAGE TANKS AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT › Section 165:15-3-24.3 - UST inspections at farms

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
In addition to the general requirements for all
					 facilities, Fuel Specialists must inspect items particular to farm underground
					 storage tank systems.
(1)
Leak
				  detection.
Because the primary purpose of the Commission's regulation of
				  farm tanks over 1,100 gallons is to prevent leaks, the farmer must select some
				  form of leak detection. Any leak detection method referenced in Chapter 25 of
				  Commission rules may be used. Fuel Specialists will check manual tank gauging
				  records to ensure the monthly standards are not exceeded. If the standards are
				  exceeded, there is most likely a leak in the tank which shall be reported to a
				  Commission Project Environmental Analyst at (405) 521-4683 (if after hours or
				  on weekends or holidays, call the PSTD emergency number at (405) 823-0994)
				  within 24 hours of the owner or any of his or her employees knowing the gauging
				  results.
(2)
Cathodic
				  protection.
The Fuel Specialist must ensure, for any metal tanks or
				  piping, that cathodic protection is installed and in proper working
				  order.
(3)
Electrical
				  requirements.
Fuel Specialists will ensure that all electrical equipment
				  meets the requirements of NFPA 70, the National Electrical Code, as it applies
				  to wet, damp and hazardous conditions, or other approved local code, and is
				  suitable for the locations in which it is installed.
Added at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff 7-1-04; Amended at 23 Ok Reg
					 1650, eff 7-1-06
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 9 - LARGE VOLUME METERS › Section 165:15-3-25 - Testing and inspection of large volume meters

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) All large meters at refinery terminals
				  and pipeline terminals used to deliver a petroleum product for sale to another
				  party must be calibrated for accuracy every six (6) months or every ten (10)
				  million gallons, whichever comes first. The tolerances in Appendix A apply.
(b) The owner, operator or lessor
				  must have a certified source calibrate all meters.
(c) A certified source must complete all
				  calibrations when maintenance or recalibration is required. If calibration is
				  performed more than twice a year, the next calibration is due six (6) months
				  from last calibration.
(d) The
				  owner, operator or lessor of meters is responsible for notifying the Compliance
				  and Inspection Department in advance of the calibration so a Fuel Specialist
				  may witness it. A copy of the test results shall be provided to the Compliance
				  and Inspection Department within ten (10) working days of completion of the
				  test.
Amended at 14 Ok Reg
					 2448, eff 7-1-97; Amended at 18 Ok Reg 1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 23 Ok Reg
					 1650, eff 7-1-06
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 11 - ACCESSIBILITY AND ASSISTANCE › Section 165:15-3-30 - Outlet accessibility for testing purposes [REVOKED]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Revoked at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 11 - ACCESSIBILITY AND ASSISTANCE › Section 165:15-3-31 - Assistance in testing operations [REVOKED]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Revoked at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 11 - ACCESSIBILITY AND ASSISTANCE › Section 165:15-3-32 - Retail facility with aboveground storage tanks

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) At a retail facility with aboveground
				  storage tanks, the owner or operator must provide a safe means of returning
				  motor fuel to the storage tank or tanks used in checking the calibration of the
				  measuring devices.
(b) When the
				  fuel return opening to the storage tank is reached only by the use of steps,
				  stairs, or a ladder, or is not located at ground level, the owner or operator
				  must:
(1) Provide safe containers with
				  sufficient volume to complete a required inspection.
(2) Label each container with the particular
				  contents of product being stored.
(3) Store containers outside the diked
				  area.
(4) Properly dispose of the
				  product used in checking the calibration in accordance with applicable
				  law.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 11 - ACCESSIBILITY AND ASSISTANCE › Section 165:15-3-33 - Retail outlet with locked storage tanks [REVOKED]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Revoked at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 11 - ACCESSIBILITY AND ASSISTANCE › Section 165:15-3-34 - Authority to block off

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
A Fuel Specialist has the authority to block off a portion
					 or all of a fueling facility driveway when, in the opinion of the Fuel
					 Specialist, there is a safety problem for the Fuel Specialist, equipment, or
					 for both. These actions should take place when the openings to the underground
					 storage tanks are located in the driveway or parking area adjacent to the
					 fueling facility. If necessary, the owner, operator, or attendant may be
					 required to assist the Fuel Specialist in the performance of these actions.
					 Driveways should never be blocked unless safety requires it, and then only to
					 the minimum extent necessary.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff
					 7-1-04
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 3 - Fuel Specialists, Testing, Accessibility, and Assistance › Part 11 - ACCESSIBILITY AND ASSISTANCE › Section 165:15-3-35 - Marina docks

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) At a marina
				  dock, when the distance from the motor fuel dispensing device to the fuel
				  return opening is fifty (50) yards or more, the owner, operator, or marina
				  personnel must assist the Fuel Specialist, as requested, or return the fuel to
				  the storage tank.
(b) If the
				  petroleum storage tanks at a marina dock are aboveground, the owner, operator
				  or marina personnel must provide a safe means of returning fuel to the storage
				  tank(s) used for checking the calibration of measuring devices.
(c) When the fuel return opening to the
				  storage tank is reached only by using steps, stairs or a ladder, or is not
				  located at ground level, the owner, operator or marina personnel must:
(1) Provide safe containers with sufficient
				  volume to complete a required inspection.
(2) Label each container with the particular
				  contents of the product being stored.
(3) Store containers outside the diked
				  area.
(4) Properly dispose of the
				  product used in checking the calibration in accordance with applicable
				  law.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 5 - Applications for Use of Blend Pumps and Special Motor Fuel [Revoked] › Section 165:15-5-1 - Administrative application for use of blend pumps [REVOKED]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Revoked at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 5 - Applications for Use of Blend Pumps and Special Motor Fuel [Revoked] › Section 165:15-5-2 - Application for special motor fuel [REVOKED]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Revoked at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 7 - Specifications, Standards, and Labeling for Motor Fuels › Section 165:15-7-1 - Applicability and general compliance

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a)
Compliance.
All motor fuel
				sold in the State of Oklahoma must comply with the standards of this Subchapter
				.
(b)
Removal from market.
Any motor fuel that does not meet the standards and specifications of
				the Commission must not be sold in Oklahoma.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 7 - Specifications, Standards, and Labeling for Motor Fuels › Section 165:15-7-2 - Gasoline

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a)
Characteristics.
Gasoline must be essentially free of undissolved
				water, sediment, and suspended matter, and must be suitable for use as a fuel
				in a spark ignition, internal combustion engine. It must be clear and bright at
				the ambient temperature or 70°F, whichever is higher.
(b)
The minimum value for (R+M)/2 for
				unleaded motor fuel.
The minimum value for (R+M)/2 stated in this
				subsection applies to all unleaded fuel sold in the State of Oklahoma.
(1) The measuring devices must be labeled as
				follows and the motor fuel dispensed must meet or exceed the stated value
				corresponding to the stated grade. At a minimum, labeling of measuring devices
				for unleaded product grade must state as follows:
(A) West of 99 degrees west longitude,
				86
(B) 87
(C) 88
(D) 89
(E) 90
(F) 91
(G) 92
(H) 93
(I) 94
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 7 - Specifications, Standards, and Labeling for Motor Fuels › Section 165:15-7-3 - Kerosene

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) Kerosene must
				be free from suspended water and sediment.
(b) Kerosene must have an API gravity of not
				less than 40.
(c) The flash point
				for kerosene must be 100°F or greater
(d) Kerosene labeled as "No. 1-K"must not
				exceed 0.04 percent sulfur by weight. All other kerosene must not exceed 0.3
				percent sulfur by weight.
Amended at 9 Ok Reg
				  2329, eff 6-25-92; Amended at 18 Ok Reg 1052, eff
				  5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 7 - Specifications, Standards, and Labeling for Motor Fuels › Section 165:15-7-4 - Aviation gasoline

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Aviation gasoline must be free from suspended water and
				  sediment and have an appropriate octane reading and color
(1)
Octane rating.
There are
				three different classifications of aviation gasoline:
(A) Grade 80-87. The lean octane rating must
				not be less than 80. The rich octane rating must not be less than 87.
(B) Grade 100-130. The lean octane rating
				must not be less than 100. The rich octane rating must not be less than
				130.
(C) Grade 100-130LL. The lean
				octane rating must not be less than 100. The rich octane rating must not be
				less than 130.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 7 - Specifications, Standards, and Labeling for Motor Fuels › Section 165:15-7-5 - Diesel fuel

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The standard classification of diesel fuel, as described in
				  ASTM D 975 and biodiesel as described in 17 O.S. §303, must be used.
Amended at 10 Ok Reg
				  4245, eff 8-12-93; Amended at 18 Ok Reg 1052, eff
				  5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 7 - Specifications, Standards, and Labeling for Motor Fuels › Section 165:15-7-6 - Naphtha [REVOKED]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Revoked at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 7 - Specifications, Standards, and Labeling for Motor Fuels › Section 165:15-7-7 - Aviation turbine fuel

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a)
Characteristics.
Aviation turbine fuel must be essentially free
				from suspended water and sediment, clear, straw-to amber-colored and suitable
				for use in an aviation turbine engine.
(b)
Classification.
Aviation
				turbine fuel is classified as follows:
(1)
Jet A/A-1.
A relatively high flash point distillate of the
				kerosene type. Two grades of kerosene fuel that differ in freezing point. Other
				grades would be suitably identified.
(2)
Jet B.
A relatively wide
				boiling range volatile distillate.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 9 - Description of Motor Fuel › Section 165:15-9-1 - General representation; lettering

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Whenever the description of any motor fuel subject to the
				  rules of this Chapter is displayed on any receptacle, dispenser, or other
				  delivery device used in its sale to the public, the type, grade, and quality of
				  the motor fuel must be equal to or greater than the representation on the
				  measuring device. The sign must be in one-quarter inch (1/4") to one-half inch
				  (1/2") text letters that are easily legible from at least five feet (5').
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 23 Ok Reg 1650, eff
				  7-1-06
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 9 - Description of Motor Fuel › Section 165:15-9-2 - Display on dispenser

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a)
				Every dispenser or delivery device regulated by the Commission used for sale of
				motor fuel to the public must legibly display the type of motor fuel offered
				for sale.
(b) Any motor fuel must
				be displayed in accordance with 16 CFR Part 306.0 through 306.12, including
				Appendices; and sold as provided for by Commission rules and National Institute
				of Standards and Technology (NIST) Handbook 44, "Specifications, Tolerances,
				and Other Technical Requirements for Weighing and Measuring Devices".
Amended at 9 Ok Reg
				  2329, eff 6-25-92; Amended at 13 Ok Reg 2405, eff 7-1-96; Amended at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff
				  7-1-04
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 9 - Description of Motor Fuel › Section 165:15-9-3 - Motor fuel sold at airports for fueling auxiliary support equipment

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Motor fuel sold at airports for fueling auxiliary airport
				  support equipment must be labeled with the percent of alcohol in the fuel, if
				  any.
Amended at 10 Ok Reg
				  4245, eff 8-12-93; Amended at 18 Ok Reg 1052, eff 5-11-01; Amended at 19 Ok Reg
				  1965, eff 1-1-03; Amended at 21 Ok Reg 2029, eff 7-1-04; Amended at 23 Ok Reg
				  1650, eff 7-1-06
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 11 - Reports › Section 165:15-11-1 - Refinery plant reports

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a)
				All refiners and manufacturers who own or operate plants of any kind or
				description for the manufacture of any motor fuel, or who maintain and operate
				any other place or device where any motor fuel is manufactured, refined, or
				mixed and who have not made their existence known must file a report with the
				Petroleum Storage Tank Division setting forth:
(1) The physical location (block, addition,
				town, or city or quarter section, township, and range).
(2) Local post office address of
				operator.
(3) General office
				address if different from local.
(4) Capacity of the plant.
(5) Whether in operation or temporarily
				closed.
(6) Types of motor fuels
				manufactured or produced.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 13 - Labeling of Tanks and Product Lines › Section 165:15-13-1 - General identification and color coding requirements

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
All storage tanks subject to the rules of this Chapter must
				  be marked with a tag, lettering, or other permanent marking on the fill neck
				  and color coded on the tank fill lids to identify the type, grade, or quality
				  of regulated substance they contain in accordance with American Petroleum
				  Institute (API) Recommended Practice 1637 color symbol system.
Amended at 13 Ok Reg
				  2405, eff 7-1-96; Amended at 18 Ok Reg 1052, eff
				  5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 13 - Labeling of Tanks and Product Lines › Section 165:15-13-2 - Underground tanks [Revoked]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 13 - Labeling of Tanks and Product Lines › Section 165:15-13-3 - Aboveground storage tanks [Revoked]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 13 - Labeling of Tanks and Product Lines › Section 165:15-13-4 - Aviation gasoline at airports

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
At any airport, the labeling for aviation gasoline product
				  lines or dispensing units must be as follows:
(1) AVGAS 80
(2) AVGAS 100
(3) AVGAS LL100
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
				  1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 15 - Liquid Measuring Devices › Part 1 - INSTALLATION › Section 165:15-15-1 - General installation requirements

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
A measuring device must be installed in accordance with the
					 manufacturer's instructions, including any instructions marked on the device. A
					 measuring device installed in a fixed location must be installed so that
					 neither its operation nor its performance will be adversely affected by any
					 characteristic of the foundation, supports, or any other detail of the
					 installation.
Amended at 18 Ok Reg
					 1052, eff 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 15 - Liquid Measuring Devices › Part 1 - INSTALLATION › Section 165:15-15-2 - Discharge rate

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
A measuring device for dispensing fuel into automobiles
					 must be installed so that the actual maximum discharge rate will not exceed 10
					 gallons per minute. If necessary, means for flow regulations must be
					 incorporated in the installation, in which case this must be fully effective
					 and automatic in operation.
Amended at 14 Ok Reg
					 2448, eff 7-1-97; Amended at 18 Ok Reg 1052, eff
					 5-11-01
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 165 - Corporation Commission › Chapter 15 - Fuel Inspection › Subchapter 15 - Liquid Measuring Devices › Part 3 - CALIBRATION AND TOLERANCES › Section 165:15-15-7 - Initial calibration

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Before any liquid measuring device subject to the rules of
					 this Chapter may be put into service, it must conform to the National Institute
					 of Standards and Technology (NIST) Handbook 44. In addition, any liquid
					 measuring device must be calibrated as nearly as practicable to zero error by
					 the installer, who must attach a seal to the adjusting mechanism in such a
					 manner that a readjustment of the measuring unit cannot be made without
					 breaking the seal.
Amended at 9 Ok Reg
					 2329, eff 6-25-92; Amended at 18 Ok Reg 1052, eff
					 5-11-01