Safety Rules: Liquefied Petroleum Gas Division Page: A20
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and/or motor fuel service station, the applicant must specifically indicate intent not to install or operate
such installation until plans and specifications have been submitted and tentative approval granted. Final
approval will follow a physical inspections of the completed installation in accordance with applicable
subsections of this section. Note: The intent of this subsection is to eliminate misunderstanding
between a prospective licensed operator and licensed installer.
(I) When an applicant is notified of an incomplete LPG Form 500, Application for Tentative Approval of
LP-Gas Installation, or LPG Form 500a, Notice of LP-Gas Installation, the applicant has120 calendar days
from the date of the notification letter to resubmit with the deficiences corrected or the original
application will expire. A new application must be filed should the applicant wish to reactivate division
review of the proposed LP-gas site. However, if the applicant notifies the division in writing, which must
be postmarked before the expiration date, and requests an extension of the time following the 120
calendar days, the application may be renewed for an additional number of days stipulated by the division
director.
(m) If the tentatively approved installation is not completed within one year from the date original
approval was granted, the applicant must notify the division in writing prior to the date of expiration and
either request withdrawal of the original application or request an extension of time to complete the
installation. The division director shall make final determination of the request for extension of time.
(n) It is the applicant's responsiblity to notify the LP-Gas Division when the installation is complete and
is ready for inspection in order to deterime if final approval may be granted.
9.30. Submission of Drawings, Plans, Reports, and Specifications.
The division director or his delegate shall examine all drawings, plans, reports, and specifications
required by statute or commission regulation to be submitted for approval. The director shall determine
whether the design, manufacture, construction, or use of the depicted item, system, operation,
procedure, laboratory, or installation complies with division rules. The director shall also determine
whether the subject of the submission poses a threat to the health, welfare, and safety of the general
public. If the director declines administratively to approve the submission, he shall notify the applicant in
writing of the deficiencies. The applicant may modify the submission and resubmit it for approval, or may
request a hearing on the matter in accordance with the general rules of practice and procedure of the
commission. The subject of the submission shall not be operated or used in LP-gas service in this state until
approved by the director or by the commission following a hearing.A-20
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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/m1/36/?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.