-916-regulated substances. Installation also includes repair or modification of anunderground storage tank system through such means as tank relining or the repairor replacement of valves, fillpipes, piping, vents, or in-tank liquid-level monitoringsystems. Installation also means installation, repair, or modification of a leakdetection device that is external to and not attached to the underground storage tanksystem and the installation, repair, or modification of a cathodic protection system.<strong>The</strong> terms "installation" and "to install" do not include the process of conducting aprecision (tightness) test to establish the integrity of the underground storage tanksystem.(33) "Installer" means an individual who is engaged in the business ofinstallation or closure of installs or closes underground storage tanks systems.(34) through (43) remain the same.(44) "Operator" means any person in control of, or having responsibility for,the daily operation of the UST system.:(a) for purposes of administration of Title 75, chapter 11, parts 2 and 5, MCA,the term as defined in 75-11-203, MCA; and(b) for purposes of administration of Title 75, chapter 11, part 3, MCA, theterm as defined in 75-11-302, MCA.(45) through (47)(c)(ii) remain the same.(48) "Person" means an individual, trust, firm, joint stock company, federalagency, corporation, state, municipality, commission, political subdivision of a state,or any interstate body. "Person" also includes a consortium, a joint venture, acommercial entity, and the United States government.:(a) for purposes of administration of Title 75, chapter 11, part 2, MCA, theterm as defined in 75-11-203, MCA;(b) for purposes of administration of Title 75, chapter 11, part 3, MCA, theterm as defined in 75-11-302, MCA; and(c) for purposes of administration of Title 75, chapter 11, part 5, MCA, theterm as defined in 75-11-503, MCA.(49) "Petroleum storage tank" or "PST" means a tank that contains orcontained petroleum or petroleum products and that is:(a) through (c) remain the same.(d) aboveground pipes associated with tanks under (47) (49)(b) and (c),except that pipelines regulated under the following laws are excluded:(i) the Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Laws Act of 1968 (49 USC 60101 1671, etseq.); and(ii) the Hazardous Liquid Pipeline Safety Act of 1979 (49 USC 2001, et seq.);and(ii) (iii) state law comparable to the provisions of law referred to in (47)(49)(d)(i) and (ii), if the facility is intrastate.(50) through (52) remain the same.(53) "Public water supply system" means a public water supply system asdefined by 75-6-107 in 75-6-102, MCA.(54) and (55) remain the same.(56) "Release" means any spilling, leaking, emitting, discharging, escaping,leaching, or disposing from a tank system into ground water, surface water, surfacesoils, or subsurface soils.MAR Notice No. 17-260 <strong>13</strong>-7/5/07
-917-(57) through (61) remain the same.(62) "Secondary containment" means:(a) a liquid-tight (secondary) shell or jacket that extends around the inner(primary) shell of a tank or piping that is designed, constructed, and installed tocontain any leak from any part of the tank or piping that routinely contains aregulated substance. Secondary containment must be designed, constructed, andinstalled to:(i) prevent releases to the environment;(ii) allow for monitoring of releases between the primary and secondaryshells; and(iii) allow for detection of any leak; and(b) liquid-tight tank sumps, transition sumps, or under-dispenser containmentsumps that will contain a leak from any part of the tank or piping that routinelycontains a regulated substance until detection.(62) through (69) remain the same, but are renumbered (63) through (70).(71) "Under-dispenser containment" means containment underneath adispenser that will prevent leaks from the dispenser from reaching soil or groundwater (see [NEW RULE I]).(72) "Underground storage tank" or "UST" has the meaning given in 75-11-503, MCA.(70) remains the same, but is renumbered (73).(71) (74) "UST system" or "tank system" means an underground storage tankor petroleum storage tank, as appropriate, underground ancillary equipmentdesigned to prevent, detect, or contain a release from an UST system, theequipment necessary to connect dispensers to product piping, and containmentsystem, if any.(72) remains the same, but is renumbered (75).AUTH: 75-11-204, 75-11-319, 75-11-505, MCAIMP: 75-11-203, 75-11-302, 75-11-319, 75-11-505, MCAREASON: <strong>The</strong> department is proposing to review the definitions of"installation," "installer," "operator," "person," and "UST system" to conform theterms to the definitions of the same terms in 75-11-203, MCA. Allowance is madefor the differing definitions of "person" in 75-11-203, 75-11-302, and 75-11-503,MCA. Allowance is made for the differing definitions of "operator" in 75-11-203 and75-11-302, MCA. <strong>The</strong> department is proposing to revise the definitions of"petroleum storage tank" and "release" to conform the terms to the definitions of thesame terms in 75-11-302, MCA. <strong>The</strong>se amendments are necessary to keep therules consistent with applicable statutes.<strong>The</strong> department is proposing to add definitions of "secondary containment"and "under-dispenser containment" because the terms are used in New Rule I. <strong>The</strong>department is proposing to add the definition of "underground storage tank" becausethe term is used throughout the chapter.<strong>13</strong>-7/5/07 MAR Notice No. 17-260
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