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Impressed current systems maintenance checks shall
be conducted:

(1) after completion of installation (before
energizing and immediately after energizing);
(11) one month after installation;
(1i1) once yearly thereafter; and
(iv) every Ics system shall be checked monthly to
ensure the system is energized.

When tests carried out as per Articles 6.4.1.,
6.4.2. and 6.4.3. for underground tanks equipped
with anodes or impressed current indicate that the
anodes or impressed current are failing to perform
their designated function, these storage tank
systems shall be repaired to conform to their
Original approval standards or replaced, within 30
days.

When any repair to an underground petroleum storage
tank system or its dispenser is necessary to correct
product loss or suspected product loss, the owner
and occupant of the premises shall immediately
notify the Fire Chief or an Officer.

When the ground around any underground tank is
disturbed by an earthquake, tremor or shifting of
the earth for any reason which may affect the
integrity of the tank, an Officer may require the
tank to be tested for leakage or part failure,
including all piping. The test is to be carried out
to the satisfaction of an Officer.

When an underground tank is abandoned, or has been
out of service for three years, whichever first
occurs:

The Fire Chief or an Officer shall be notified
in writing.

All flammable liquids and combustible liquids
shall be removed from the underground tank,
connected piping and dispensing equipment.
The tank shall be removed from the ground and
purged of vapours.

The piping shall be removed from the ground or
shall be purged of flammable Liquids and
vapour, and the ends of the piping shall be
permanently sealed by capping or plugging.
ff the soil under and around the storage tank
is contaminated with liquid, it shall be