(a) No containers shall be filled with Class I or Class II petroleum liquids while inside a passenger-carrying vehicle. Containers shall be removed from the interior of passenger cars and from the cab or other enclosed portion of their vehicle during filling.
(b) No container or containers holding in excess of a total of five (5) gallons of Class I or Class II petroleum liquids shall be transported from the service station in a passenger vehicle.
(c) No Class I petroleum liquids shall be stored or handled within any service station building except packaged items, for example: cleaning fluid received and resold in unbroken metallic containers of not over one gallon capacity each, or in approved nonmetallic containers of not more than one quart capacity each.
(d) No Class I or Class II petroleum liquids shall be dispensed, or transferred from one container to another, inside of a service station building, provided, however, that flammable anti- freeze liquids may be dispensed in rooms of a service station building provided such rooms have approved heating devices and provided also that there is no open flame in such room lower than eight (8) feet above floor level.
(e) No sale or purchase of any petroleum liquid shall be made in glass containers, except in original sealed containers of not more than one quart capacity.
(Ord. 2002-40. Passed 5-28-02.)