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What is NYC FC § 2301.3?

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This section mandates the submission of design and installation documents to the department for review and approval before the installation or alteration of various motor fuel-dispensing facilities and repair garages. The documents must detail the location of storage tanks, dispensers, and safety systems. Applies to operators of fuel-dispensing facilities.

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2301.3 Design and installation documents.

FC § 2301.3

Design and installation documents shall be submitted to the department for review and approval in accordance with FC 105.4 prior to the installation, alteration, repair or construction of fleet motor fuel-dispensing facilities, full-service motor fuel-dispensing facilities, self-service motor fuel-dispensing facilities, and repair garages for vehicles fueled by lighter-than-air motor fuels. Design and installation documents shall include the location of all storage tanks, dispensers, compressors, piping, fire protection systems and emergency shutdown devices.

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