Title | Focus on Oil Transfer Info for Marinas |
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Focus on Oil Transfer Info for Marinas (Number of pages: 2) (Publication Size: 406KB)
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Author(s) | Jason Reichert, Chip Boothe, Mary-Ellen Voss | ||||||
Description | Marinas and the Oil Transfer Rules - Washington Department of Ecology’s oil transfer rules are designed to help prevent spills from facilities transferring oil over water. Under these rules, we expect fewer spills and a better response capability; increasing the protection of our natural resources from the environmental hazards of oil spills. You can find the oil transfer rules for facilities in Washington Administrative Code (WAC) chapter 173-180. We prepared this guidance to help marinas that are Class 4 facilities comply with the oil transfer rule, but this information can also help recreational marinas keep their waters clean and free of oil spills and other accidents. |
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Contact | Jason Reichert at 360-407-7390 | ||||||
Keywords | Oil transfer rules, oil handling, oil spill prevention, oil transfer | ||||||
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