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11-17-2024, 12:25 PM
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The on-site review of an underground tank removal for leakage is required by state law. It is usually the local Fire Marshall/chief. Arranging this is usually managed by the removal contractor to coordinate schedules. If it is an above ground tank I don’t think you need this over site unless the tank is not on an impervious surface. Anyway, make sure your agreement with the contractor specifies that they are responsible for all permits.
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