Kelowna By-law 10760, s. 20.12.1 — Fire and Life Safety Bylaw
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a. Leak Detection. All storage tanks including piping must be tested for leaks at the time of installation. A leak test shall be performed at least annually. A leak test must be performed when inventory records indicate losses greater than 0.5 percent of monthly tank throughput or when five consecutive loss/gain computations show a loss. b. Record Keeping. Every owner or operator of a marina fueling system shall maintain the following records
- i. Leak detection test results including line testing and all leak tests;
- ii. inventory control records in accordance with the Fire Code;
- iii. such further records as required by the Codes.
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- 20.11 Containment
- 20.11.1 The product transfer area around the land based storage tanks must be paved with concrete and graded, curbed or diked to contain all spills that occur during product transfer. The spills collected must be contained, treated and disposed of in accordance with the City Sanitary Sewer/Storm Drainage Regulation Bylaw No. 6618-90 and the British Columbia Coastal Marina Facility and Operating Standards where applicable
- 20.13 Operation and Staff Training
- 20.13.1 All staff must be fully trained in the operation of the facility and training must include spill prevention, containment and control. Only properly trained personnel shall dispense fuel. Self-serve operations are prohibited
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