Safety Rules: Liquefied Petroleum Gas Division Page: A16
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(c) A Category C, E, H, or J licensee or applicant for a license that does not operate or contemplate
operating a motor vehicle equipped with an LP-gas cargo tank or does not transport or contemplate
transporting LP-gas byvehicle in any manner may file LPG Form997B in lieu of a certificate of automobile
bodily injury and property damage insurance, if this certificate is otherwise required. The licensee or
applicant for a license must file the required insurance certificate with the division before operating a
motor vehicle equipped with an LP-gas cargo tank or transporting LP-gas by vehicle in any manner.
(d) A Category A, C, or E licensee or applicant for a license that does not engage in or contemplate
engaging in any LP-gas operations that would be covered by completed operations and products liability
insurance may file LPG Form 998C in lieu of a certificate of completed operations and products liability
insurance. The licensee or applicant for a license must file the required insurance certificate with the
division before engaging in any operations that require completed operations and products liability
insurance.
(e) A licensee or applicant for a license that does not engage in or contemplate engaging in any
operations that would be covered by general liability insurance may file LPG Form 998C in lieu of a
certificate of general liability insurance. The licensee or applicant for a license must file the required
insurance certificate with the division before engaging in any operations that require general liability
insurance.
9.25. Limitation/Avoidance of Licensee Liability.
(a) An LP-gas licensee may not limit or avoid its liability or that of its insurer for damages proximately
resulting from any negligent act or acts of the licensee.
(b) An attempt to limit or avoid liability before the negligent act or acts, through indemnity clauses or
otherwise, shall be null and void.
(c) This section does not apply to negotations or settlements, or both, made subsequent to a licensee's
negligent act or acts.
(d) To the extent that any damage, occurring during or subsequent to any of the following acts, does
not proximately result from any negligent act of the licensee, the licensee may limit liability based upon:
(1) unauthorized, unsafe, or improper application of LP-gas or any LP-gas system or equipment by
any user or other person;
(2) any use or operation of LP-gas or any LP-gas system or equipment contrary to specific
representations made by any user or other person to an LP-gas licensee during or preceding
installation or servicing of such LP-gas system or equipment and relied upon by such LP-gas licensee
in selecting, designing, installing, or servicing such system or equipment; or
(3) any modification, change, installation, alteration, tampering, or other action by any unlicensed
person, to or upon any LP-gas system or equipment.9.26. [RESERVED].
9.27. [RESERVED].
9.28. Public Hearing.
(a) Definitions. The following words and terms, when used in this section, shall have the following
meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.
(1) Tentative approval-The authority issued by the commission allowing construction of an LP-gas
installation.
(2) Final approval-The authority issued by the commission allowing the introduction of LP-gas
into a container and system.A-16
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Railroad Commission of Texas. Liquefied Petroleum Gas Division. Safety Rules: Liquefied Petroleum Gas Division, book, November 1990; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1544630/m1/32/?q=%22%5B1990..%5D%22: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.