WAC 374-90-040. Eligibility — Heating oil tank owner or operator

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Washington Administrative Code › Title 374 › Chapter 374-90 › Section 374-90-040

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(1) To be eligible for the program, a heating oil tank owner or operator must have a heating oil tank or a historic heating oil release, and be seeking financial assistance to pay for costs associated with at least one of the following actions:

(a) Remediation of a release or prevention of a threatened release of petroleum from a heating oil tank or its system;

(b) Upgrade, replacement, or removal of a heating oil tank or its system unless a determination is made that closure in place is necessary; or

(c) Upgrade or installation of new infrastructure to replace the heating oil tank with another source for heating purposes.

(2) For a heating oil tank (operational or nonoperational), or if the tank has been removed, then the tank must not be located within the site boundary of a Model Toxics Control Act order or decree. If the heating oil tank has been removed, then the applicant must show by clear, cogent, and convincing evidence that the release occurred from a heating oil tank.

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