SC Sanitary Code Article 18 (Bulk Storage Tanks)
Suffolk County Sanitary Code, Article 18 (§§ 760-1801 et seq.)
Suffolk County Department of Health Services regulation governing petroleum bulk storage (PBS) facilities. It requires registration of aboveground (AST) and underground (UST) petroleum storage tank systems and a Permit to Construct / Permit to Operate (or Interim Permit to Operate) from the Department before petroleum is first received into a new, substantially repaired, or modified tank system. Patterned on and using numbering comparable to 6 NYCRR Part 613 (Petroleum Bulk Storage), it imposes county tank design, monitoring, and leak-prevention standards to protect groundwater. (Non-petroleum toxic or hazardous chemical bulk storage is governed separately by Article 12, not Article 18.)
Who must comply
Other SUFFOLK regulations
SC Sanitary Code Article 12 (Toxic/Hazardous Storage)
Suffolk County Sanitary Code, Article 12 (§§ 760-1201 et seq.)
SC Sanitary Code Article 19 (I/A OWTS Management)
Suffolk County Sanitary Code, Article 19 (§§ 760-1901 to 760-1911)
SC Sanitary Code Article 4 (Water Supply / Private Wells)
Suffolk County Sanitary Code, Article 4 (Water Supply) (§§ 760-401 et seq.)
SC Sanitary Code Article 6 (Sewage Disposal / I/A OWTS)
Suffolk County Sanitary Code, Article 6 (§§ 760-601 et seq.)
SC Sanitary Code Article 7 (Water Pollution Control)
Suffolk County Sanitary Code, Article 7 (§§ 760-701 et seq.)
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