§ 30-101. Filing of plans and reports., Article XVII. Liquefied Petroleum Gases, Chapter 30. Fire Prevention, Code of Ordinances, Brookhaven

Plans.

(1)

Plans for all new fixed liquefied petroleum gas installations in excess of 100 gallons' water capacity must be submitted to the Chief Fire Marshal's office for approval prior to installation. The plan shall be a plot plan showing locations of buildings and property lines and all pertinent dimensions and including the proposed location of containers, vaporizers and equipment, with the capacities in gallons of water capacity and descriptions thereof, submitted in duplicate. Acceptance of plans for installation does not relieve the applicant from meeting requirements of any other law or local law of any other authority having jurisdiction.

(2)

The installation of containers or tanks in excess of 100 gallons' water capacity shall require the issuance of written permission by the Chief Fire Marshal.

(3)

All underground liquefied petroleum gas tanks and piping are to remain uncovered until the installation is approved by the Chief Fire Marshal.

(4)

No liquefied petroleum gas system which requires written permission of the Chief Fire Marshal shall be utilized until an inspection of the same has been made by the Division of Fire Prevention and an appropriate certificate of compliance has been issued, except when the total aggregate capacity is 200 gallons' water capacity or less.

(5)

All containers shall be installed so that all pertinent numbers and test dates are at all times legible and readily visible whenever possible.

(6)

Any change of liquefied petroleum gas equipment from one company to another shall require the submission of plans for approval by the Chief Fire Marshal prior to such change of companies.