New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 20 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Chapter 5 - PETROLEUM STORAGE TANKS › Part 102 - REGISTRATION OF TANKS › Section 20.5.102.206 - REGISTRATION

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 13, July 16, 2024
A. Required
				information. An owner or operator shall register all storage tanks unless EPA
				form 7530-1 entitled "notification for underground storage tanks" has been
				submitted to the department and all information contained thereon is still
				accurate. The registration shall contain at a minimum the following for each
				location with tanks:
(1) facility name and
				address, including county, zip code and telephone number, and whether the tanks
				are located on Indian lands;
(2)
				the department issued owner ID number and facility ID number for existing
				facilities;
(3) whether the
				facility is currently listed as a leaking petroleum storage tank
				site;
(4) storage tank system
				owner's name and address, including county, zip code and telephone
				number;
(5) property owner's name
				and address, including county, zip code and telephone number;
(6) storage tank system operator's name and
				address, including county, zip code and telephone number (if operator is
				different from owner);
(7) facility
				contact person, job title and phone number;
(8) type of facility: government (federal,
				state, county, municipality or other); individual; retail or non-retail
				(petroleum producer, petroleum refiner, school district, construction company,
				manufacturer);
(9) whether a
				suspected or confirmed release as described in 20.5.118 NMAC has been reported
				at the facility to the bureau;
(10)
				type of tank (list all that apply): AST, UST, steel double-wall, steel with
				cathodic protection, horizontal, vertical, compartment, with secondary
				containment, convault, field erected, shop built, vaulted, fiberglass,
				fiberglass double wall;
(11) for
				each tank, (list all that apply): type of internal protection (cathodic
				protection, interior lining or other), type of external protection (asphalted,
				painted, epoxy coated, fiberglass reinforced plastic, cathodically protected or
				other), and type of corrosion protection (impressed current, sacrificial anode,
				internal lining or other);
(12)
				type of piping (list all that apply): bare or galvanized steel, coated steel,
				fiberglass reinforced plastic, pressurized, suction, cathodically protected or
				unknown;
(13) products stored (list
				all that apply): diesel, unleaded or leaded gasoline, alcohol-enriched
				gasoline, used oil, lubricating oil, heating oil, kerosene, aviation gas, jet
				fuel, hazardous substance, other or unknown;
(14) use of tank (list all that apply): bulk
				fuel storage, retail fuel sales, aviation, fleet fuel supply, emergency
				generator, on-site heating, other (please specify);
(15) method of release detection for each
				tank: visual inspection, tank tightness testing with inventory control,
				automatic tank gauging, vapor monitoring, groundwater monitoring, interstitial
				monitoring, statistical inventory reconciliation, secondary containment or
				other (please specify);
(16) method
				of release detection for piping: visual inspection, secondary containment,
				vapor monitoring, interstitial monitoring, automatic line leak detectors, line
				tightness testing or other (please specify);
(17) installation date of each
				tank;
(18) status of each tank
				(list all that apply): new installation, upgraded or modified, currently in
				service or out of service less than 12 months, change in service and for tanks
				out of use: estimated date last used, estimated quantity of substance remaining
				in tank in gallons, date tank filled with solid material (if applicable), and
				date tank removed (if applicable);
(19) certifications required in 20.5.106
				NMAC, 20.5.107 NMAC, 20.5.109 NMAC, 20.5.110 NMAC, and 20.5.105 NMAC;
(20) whether any part of the storage tank
				system is within 1,000 feet of any water supply well;
(21) a description of the method and provider
				of financial responsibility meeting the requirements of 20.5.117
				NMAC;
(22) a description of the
				spill and overfill prevention systems for each tank (product level
				sensor/alarm, automatic tank fill shut-off and type, spill catchment basin,
				less than 25 gallons at a time transferred to tank, none, or other);
				and
(23) the name of the class A or
				B operator, if available. If the name of the class A or B operator is not
				available at the time of registration, this information shall be provided
				within 60 days of placing the storage tank system in service.