2025 bills / H.B. 18

H.B. 18 Petroleum Storage Tank Amendments (2025)

Became lawWritten by Rep. Steve Eliason · carried in the Senate by Sen. David P. Hinkins

  1. Introduced
  2. House committee
  3. House vote
  4. Senate committee
  5. Senate vote
  6. Signed into law

What this bill does

This bill changes Utah's rules for petroleum storage tanks, including how underground and aboveground tanks are registered, how tank fees and an environmental assurance fee are set, and how the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund works. It also sets terms for certificates of compliance, restricts tank installation companies, and clarifies liability and fund eligibility.

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Official description
  • modifies definitions
  • changes terms "underground" and "petroleum" as appropriate
  • provides that the Petroleum Storage Tank Restricted Account earns interest to be deposited into that account
  • addresses registration of underground storage tanks and aboveground petroleum storage tanks
  • addresses the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund, including authorization to request certain legislative appropriations
  • modifies assessment of an environmental assurance fee based on the cash balance of the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund
  • modifies the petroleum storage tank fee provisions
  • provides for certificates of compliance
  • clarifies restrictions on petroleum storage tank installation companies
  • directs certain monies be deposited into the Petroleum Storage Tank Cleanup Fund
  • addresses claims not covered by the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund
  • clarifies language regarding liability
  • addresses eligibility for participation in the Petroleum Storage Tank Fund
  • makes technical and conforming amendments
Full text and history on le.utah.gov →

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