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The
Department has contracted two dedicated storage tank compliance inspectors for the
Monroe County area. These individuals are responsible for performing yearly compliance
inspections as well as performing installation and closure inspections of the County's
regulated storage tanks.
Discharge Prevention and Response Certification
Requirements:
A Discharge Prevention and Response Certification (DPRC) is required by Section 376.065
Florida Statutes (F.S.) for all Terminal Facilities. According to Section 376.031
F.S., a
terminal facility includes any structure or equipment capable of pumping,
storing or transferring pollutants (excluding gasoline) across any water or waterfront
lands. Any individual or facility that meets these conditions would be subject to
the Pollutant Discharge
Act 62N-16. DPRC requirements vary slightly based on the storage
capacity of the facility.
The primary requirements are:
Access to containment boom at least five times
the length of the largest vessel docking at the terminal facility.
- Possession of a site specific contingency plan
containing the requirements set forth in Chapter 62N-16 F.A.C.
There is no charge for the certification and the certification must
be renewed annually.
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Key West
up to Marathon
(also includes Dry Tortugas National Park)
Tara Bevard, ESII
Monroe County Health Department
1100 Simonton Street
Key West, FL 33040
Ph: (305) 809-5676
fax: (305) 809-5679
Marathon
to Key Largo
(including Everglades National Park)
Mike
Winkler, ESII
Monroe County Health Department
102050 Overseas Highway
Box 10 Suite 202
Key Largo, FL 33037
Ph: (305) 453-8755
Mobile: (305) 684-9120
fax: (305) 453-8759 |