(1) Certified PST installers must notify the director at least 30 days, or another time period approved by the director, before commencing any of the following activities:
- (a) the installation of a full PST system or tank only;
- (b) the installation of underground product piping for one or more tanks at a facility, separate from the installation of one or more tanks at a facility;
- (c) the internal lining or an internal inspection of a previously-existing tank;
- (d) the installation of a cathodic protection system on one or more previously-existing tanks at a facility;
- (e) the installation of a bladder in a tank;
- (f) any retro-fit, replacement, or installation that requires the cutting of a manway into the tank;
- (g) the installation of a spill prevention or overfill prevention device;
(h) the installation of a leak detection monitoring system; or
- (i) the installation of a containment sump or under-dispenser containment.
- (2) The PST installation company must submit to the director a PST installation permit fee of $200 when any of the activities listed in Subsections R311-203-3(1)(a) through R311-203-3(1)(f) is performed on an PST system that has not qualified for a certificate of compliance before the commencement of the work.
(3) The fees assessed under Subsection 19-6-411(2)(a)(i) will be determined based on the number of full PST installations performed by the installation company in the 12 months previous to the fee due date.
- (a) installations for which the fee assessed under Subsections 19-6-411(2)(a)(ii) and R311-203-3(3) is charged shall count toward the total installations for the 12-month period.
(4) For the purposes of Subsections 19-6-411(2)(a)(ii), 19-6-407(1)(c), and R311-203-2(4), an installation is considered complete when:
- (a) in the case of installation of a new PST system, tank only, or product piping only, the new installation first holds a regulated substance; or
- (b) in the case of installation of the components listed in Subsections R311-203-3(1)(d) through R311-203-3(1)(f), the new installation is functional and the PST holds a regulated substance and is operational.
(5) If, before completion of an installation for which a PST installation permit fee is required, the owner or operator decides to install additional PST system components, the installer shall notify the director of the change.
- (a) when additions are made, the PST installation permit fee shall be increased based on the additional number of tanks to be installed in accordance with Subsection 19-6-411(2)(a)(i) and the Department of Environmental Quality Fee Schedule, as approved annually by the Legislature.
(6) The number of PST installation companies performing work on a particular installation will not be a factor in determining the PST installation permit fee for that installation.
- (a) each installation company must be identified on the PST installation permit.
- (7) When a new PST system, tank only, product piping only, or new cathodic protection system is installed, the owner or operator must submit to the director an as-built drawing that meets the requirements of Subsection R311-200-1(2)(d).
KEY: fees, hazardous substances, petroleum, underground storage tanks
Date of Last Change: November 14, 2025
Notice of Continuation: March 8, 2022
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 19-6-105; 19-6-403; 19-6-408