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From the state regulations:
http://www.anr.state.vt.us/dec/epappa/PPA2007-2009/Underground_Storage_Tanks9-27-06.pdf
Petroleum is stored in about 147,000 above and below ground storage tanks in Vermont. The vast majority are residential heating oil tanks and are not subject to any significant degree of regulation. Beginning in 1985 the construction, operation and maintenance of the highest risk underground storage tanks (USTs) were regulated and are required to hold permits. These tanks are the commercial gasoline and diesel motor fuel USTs. Registration is required for 1600 USTs holding more than 1,100 gallons of heating fuel. The numbers of tanks that are exempt from any form of regulation are difficult to estimate, but US Census data provides some information on the numbers of households heated with different types of fuel. From this data, it is possible to develop reasonable guesses about the numbers of above-ground and underground tanks heating homes in Vermont. The UST Program estimates that approximately 28,000 unregistered USTs hold less than 1,100 gallons and serve home and commercial heating and motor fuels. There are also an estimated 110,000 aboveground petroleum storage tanks ranging from the typical 275-gallon oil tank commonly located in basements, to unregulated smaller farm tanks to commercial fuel tanks regulated only for fire hazards by the department of Public Safety, Fire Services Division.
Again, thanks for dancing I have a permit for mine, and I was adamant about having it inspected. It doesn't leak at all (never has) and was converted for gasoline storage to spec.
http://www.anr.state.vt.us/dec/epappa/PPA2007-2009/Underground_Storage_Tanks9-27-06.pdf
Petroleum is stored in about 147,000 above and below ground storage tanks in Vermont. The vast majority are residential heating oil tanks and are not subject to any significant degree of regulation. Beginning in 1985 the construction, operation and maintenance of the highest risk underground storage tanks (USTs) were regulated and are required to hold permits. These tanks are the commercial gasoline and diesel motor fuel USTs. Registration is required for 1600 USTs holding more than 1,100 gallons of heating fuel. The numbers of tanks that are exempt from any form of regulation are difficult to estimate, but US Census data provides some information on the numbers of households heated with different types of fuel. From this data, it is possible to develop reasonable guesses about the numbers of above-ground and underground tanks heating homes in Vermont. The UST Program estimates that approximately 28,000 unregistered USTs hold less than 1,100 gallons and serve home and commercial heating and motor fuels. There are also an estimated 110,000 aboveground petroleum storage tanks ranging from the typical 275-gallon oil tank commonly located in basements, to unregulated smaller farm tanks to commercial fuel tanks regulated only for fire hazards by the department of Public Safety, Fire Services Division.
Again, thanks for dancing I have a permit for mine, and I was adamant about having it inspected. It doesn't leak at all (never has) and was converted for gasoline storage to spec.