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UST Dates and Frequency Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved Secondary containment required for all new USTs (date) - January 1, 1984 (25291; H&SC) 23 CCR closure requirements do not apply to UST closed prior to ____________________ (date) - January 1, 1984 (2670(I); CCR) New UST with pressured piping must have secondary containment after __________________(date) - July 1, 1987 (25291; H&SC) Spill Containment required for all USTs (date) - December 22, 1998 (2665; CC

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UST Dates and Frequency Exam

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Secondary containment required for all new USTs (date) - ✔✔January 1,

1984



(25291; H&SC)

23 CCR closure requirements do not apply to UST closed prior to

____________________ (date) - ✔✔January 1, 1984



(2670(I); CCR)

New UST with pressured piping must have secondary containment after

__________________(date) - ✔✔July 1, 1987



(25291; H&SC)

Spill Containment required for all USTs (date) - ✔✔December 22, 1998



(2665; CCR)

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,Overfill protection required for all USTs (date) - ✔✔December 22, 1998



(2665; CCR)

Secondary Containment required for all non-motor vehicle fuel USTs (date)

- ✔✔December 22, 1998



(2662 (b); CCR)

Striker Plates required (date) - ✔✔December 22, 1998



(2662; CCR)

Single wall steel USTs required cathodic protection & lining or bladder

(date) - ✔✔December 22, 1998



(2662 (c); CCR)

Shut down and fail safe LLDs required for single wall pressurized piping

(date) - ✔✔December 22, 1998



(2666 (c); CCR)




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, Under Dispenser Containment (UDC) required for newly installed USTs

(date) - ✔✔January 1, 2000



(2636 (g); CCR)

An individual installing UST components manufacturer's refresher training

required (date) - ✔✔July 1, 2001



(2715 (g)(1); CCR)

Manufacturer's refresher training required for UST installers after (date) -

✔✔July 1, 2001



(2715 (h); CCR)

Under Dispenser Containment (UDC) required for all USTs (date) -

✔✔December 31, 2003



(2636 (g)(C); CCR)

Secondary Containment Testing for USTs installed prior to 1/1/2001 (date)

- ✔✔January 1, 2003




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