California § 25270.8 - Each owner or operator of a tank facility shall immediately, upon discovery, noti
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§ 25270.8. Each owner or operator of a tank facility shall immediately, upon discovery, noti
Each owner or operator of a tank facility shall immediately, upon discovery, notify the Office of Emergency Services and the UPA using the appropriate 24-hour emergency number or the 911 number, as established by the UPA, or by the governing body of the UPA, of the occurrence of a spill or other release of one barrel (42 gallons) or more of petroleum that is required to be reported pursuant to subdivision (a) of Section 13272 of the Water Code.
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