South Carolina § 23-9-560 - Application to renovate or construct a facility to store or dispense hydrogen; contents; filing fees; hearing.
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§ 23-9-560. Application to renovate or construct a facility to store or dispense hydrogen; contents; filing fees; hearing.
(A) A party seeking to renovate or construct a facility to store or dispense hydrogen must apply to the State Fire Marshal or his certified designee by registered mail, return receipt requested, for approval before beginning the renovation construction. An application must include:
(1) a site plan;
(2) an accidental release plan;
(3) piping layout with valves and fitting details;
(4) normal and emergency ventilation designs;
(5) tank capacity and design standards;
(6) electrical plan; tank and piping support details;
(7) information concerning on-site fire protection equipment;
(8) information concerning tank location with respect to other tanks and dikes; and
(9) other information the State Fire Marshal considers relevant for evaluating the application.
(B) The State Fire Marshal:
(1) may charge an application filing fee of ten dollars that must be paid before an application may be accepted;
(2) may conduct a hearing on an application; and
(3) shall approve or deny an application within sixty calendar days or the application automatically is considered approved.
HISTORY: 2010 Act No. 254, SECTION 1, eff upon approval (became law without the Governor's signature on June 14, 2010).
Source: official South Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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