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376.30716 Cleanup of certain sites.—
(1) As used in this section, the term:(a) “Exclusion zone” means the subsurface area within 10 feet of an underground storage tank, integral piping, and dispenser, and the area between the underground storage tank and dispenser.(b) “Subsequently discovered discharge” means a discharge or suspected discharge that is discovered on or after July 1, 2005, at a site eligible for state funding under s. 376.305, s. 376.3071, or s. 376.3072.(2) As noted in s. 376.30714, it may be difficult to distinguish between a discharge of petroleum products from a petroleum storage system which is eligible for state funding and a discharge reported after December 31, 1998, which is not eligible for state funding. Until the secondary containment upgrade of underground storage tanks, as required under rule 62-761, Florida Administrative Code, is complete at a site, a subsequently discovered discharge at the site is presumed to be part of the original discharge that qualifies for state funding. However, this presumption does not apply:(a) If the department presents competent and substantial evidence demonstrating that the subsequently discovered discharge occurred from a source that is independent and separate from the discharge that qualifies for state funding.(b) To a site where petroleum storage systems have been upgraded, prior to July 1, 2005, to secondary containment in accordance with rule 62-761, Florida Administrative Code.(c) To a site having newly discovered free product outside the exclusion zone.(d) To a site having an increase in the concentration of existing petroleum contamination outside the exclusion zone of 1,000 percent or greater.(e) To a site for which the department has, by a current valid order, determined that the discharge that is eligible for state funding has been cleaned up or no further action is necessary.(3) Section 376.30714 does not apply to a subsequently discovered discharge. The department shall not, as part of a closure report or assessment for a site that is eligible for state funding under s. 376.305, s. 376.3071, or s. 376.3072, require soil or groundwater sampling.(4) Regardless of whether the presumption specified in subsection (2) applies, a facility owner or operator shall:(a) Report all incidents or discharges in accordance with rules of the department.(b) Provide to the department a copy of all test results of storage tank and piping tightness regardless of the results.
Filing # 93898647 E-Filed 08/08/2019 05:08:23 PM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA UNIQUE OIL NO. 6, INC., Petitioner, CASE NO. CACE18-028971(AW) APPELLATE DIVISION vs. EPGMD NO.: Nov 180028 BROWARD COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT, Respondent. / UNIQUE OIL’S MOTION FOR JUDICIAL NOTICE UNIQUE OIL No. 6, Inc. (“Unique Oil”) by and through its undersigned counsel, pursuant to Fla.R.App.P.9.300 and Sec…
Broward County, FL
Aug 08, 2019
Appeal (Certiorari)
Judge AW, Appeals
Filing # 93898647 E-Filed 08/08/2019 05:08:23 PM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA UNIQUE OIL NO. 6, INC., Petitioner, CASE NO. CACE18-028971(AW) APPELLATE DIVISION vs. EPGMD No.: Nov 180028 BROWARD COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND GROWTH MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT, Respondent. / SUPPLEMENTAL APPENDIX TO PETITIONER’S REPLY TO BROWARD COUNTY’S RESPONSE TO ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE /s/ Robert D. Fingar Robert D. Fingar * FBN 578282 bob@gui…
Broward County, FL
Aug 08, 2019
Appeal (Certiorari)
Judge AW, Appeals
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