Class C release definition

Class C release means a release of petroleum occurring or identified from an underground storage tank system subject to sections 3737.87 to 3737.89 of the Revised Code for which the responsible person for the release is specifically determined by the fire marshal not to be a viable person capable of undertaking or completing the corrective actions required under those sections for the release. "Class C release" also includes any release designated as a "Class C release" in accordance with rules adopted under section 3737.88 of the Revised Code.
Class C release means a release of petroleum occurring or identified from an underground storage tank system subject to sections 3737.87 to 3737.89 of the
Class C release means a release of petroleum occurring or identified from an underground storage tank system subject to sections 3737.87 to 3737.89 of the Revised Code for which the responsible person for the release is specifically

Examples of Class C release in a sentence

  • Volunteer does not include a responsible person, as defined by section 3737.87 of the Revised Code, for a Class C release on the property that is the subject of a voluntary action.

  • Class C release" means a release of petroleum occurring or identified from an underground storage tank system subject to sections 3737.87 to 3737.89 of the Revised Code for which the responsible person for the release is specifically determined by the fire marshal not to be a viable person capable of undertaking or completing the corrective actions required under those sections for the release.

  • The abandoned gas stations must be classified as Class C release sites where the person responsible can no longer be located or is financially unable to undertake the required remediation of the site.

  • This program is available for use with any petroleum tank from which a Class C release has occurred – one without a viable responsible owner or operator (three known Class C sites are currently identified in The Corridor).

  • Award a grant of up to $500,000 to a property owner for purposes of cleanup or remediation of a Class C release site.

  • As of November 2015, there were 486 Class C release sites in the state.