(A) Underground storage.
(1) It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation, either as principal or agent, to have or keep more than 5 gallons of gasoline, naptha or other inflammable liquids on his or her premises, at any 1 time unless the same is contained in an approved underground storage tank, constructed, installed and maintained in accordance with the following rules and requirements.
(2) All the new installations of tanks and pumps used in connection therewith shall be constructed under the supervision of the Underwriters Laboratories or other authorized concern, and each tank and pump shall bear their label of approval showing that the device has been tested and approved.
(Ord. 128, passed - -)
(B) Existing above-ground storage.
(1) It shall be unlawful for any person, corporation, partnership, or other association of persons to erect, put in, construct, install, or maintain any gasoline, kerosene, or oil tank or pump on the curb or sidewalk on any street within the town, or nearer thereto than in division (B)(2) specified; provided, however, that this division shall not be constructed as applicable to those premises upon which the erection, installation and maintenance of curb pumps and tanks was authorized by a permit issued prior to June 16, 1926.
(Am. Ord. 237, passed 8-14-1933)
(2) Any person or persons, corporation or partnership handling or selling gasoline, kerosene or oil within the town, for which a permit had not been issued prior to June 26, 1926, shall place the tank or pump from which the same is distributed not less than 6 feet back from the property line. No permit for the installation or maintenance of a tank or pump contrary to the provisions of this division (B) shall be issued.
(Ord. 150, passed 2-14-1927; Am. Ord. 200, passed 6-23-1930) Penalty, see § 92.99