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98-57
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AMENDING CITY CODE - CHAPTER 44 - FIRE PREVENTION AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CONTROL
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9/8/1998
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. <br /> . <br /> such operation or expose the same to open flame, during the course thereof. Tanks of delivering <br /> vehicles and of storage tanks or marketing or servicing stations shall be so equipped as to permit <br /> the same to be connected in such a manner as to prevent the escape of liquid other than into the <br /> tanks being filled. No delivery or transfer of Class I or II flammable liquid into the tanks of <br /> marketing or service stations shall be made except through such a connection as required hereby. <br /> During the making and breaking of connections, the motors of delivering vehicles shall be shut <br /> down. <br /> 10. COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS. Combustible liquids may be stored in, and dispensed <br /> from, aboveground storage tanks, but only in compliance with rules and regulations duly <br /> promulgated by the Office of the State Fire Marshal; provided that, not more than 2,500 gallons <br /> of combustible liquid may be stored at any one time in any one tank or vessel, anything in said <br /> rules and regulations to the contrary notwithstanding. This section does not apply to an approved <br /> bulk,processing or industrial plant or refinery which is in compliance with NFiPA 30. <br /> 11. FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS. The storage of flammable liquids above ground, in any <br /> container other than concrete-encased tanks or vessels, is prohibited. This section does not apply <br /> to an approved bulk, processing or industrial plant or refinery which is in compliance with <br /> NFiPA 30. <br />
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