WWQRR, Chapter 17, Section 44 Page  Have not performed tank leak detection in 60 days  Did not perform CP test within 90 days of due date  A CP test failed and was not repaired and retested within 90 days of the original fail date  Pressure test or line tightness test was not performed within 60 days of due date.

 Failure to function test line leak detectors within 60 days of due date  Failure to report and investigate a suspected release  Owner/operator (O/O) reported a release but failed to investigate within 7 Days  O/O reported a confirmed release but repairs were not made

 O/O has failed to pay the fees by September  O/O has failed to follow an Order issued by the department  If monitoring devices have been purposely tampered with or turned off  If any records have been falsified  If tank does not have overfill or spill prevention devices

 If a steel tank does not have CP system in place  If an AST has not been upgraded under Part I  If an OAI has not been performed within 90 days of due date  If there has been no class B operator for 90 days or more  If a CP rectifier has not been monitored every 60 days

 A Notice of Violation (NOV) with Administrative order is issued  A copy is sent to the fuel delivery company  Anyone that intentionally delivers fuel to a red tagged tank is violating the order  A list of red tagged facilities are listed on our website