Adem form 279 2025

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The document is a notification form from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) for owners of underground storage tanks (USTs). It outlines the required information for each tank, including ownership details, location, operator information, tank specifications, and compliance certifications. The form must be completed for each UST location and includes sections on tank status, construction materials, spill prevention measures, release detection methods, and certification of compliance with state regulations.

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Begin by filling out Section I, 'Ownership of Tank(s)'. Indicate the number of continuation sheets attached and provide the owner's name, mailing address, and contact information.
Proceed to Section II, 'Location of Tank(s)'. Enter the facility ID number if applicable, along with the facility name and detailed location information.
In Section III, 'Operator of Tanks', specify who is responsible for daily operations. If this is the same as the owner, mark the appropriate box.
Complete Section VII, 'Description of Underground Storage Tanks', detailing each tank's identification number, status, location, history, and capacity. Ensure all relevant fields are marked accurately.
Finally, review Sections XI and XII for compliance certification. Sign where indicated to confirm that all information is accurate before submitting your form.

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What does the Alabama Department of Environmental Management do?

About us. Our mission is to assure for all citizens of the State a safe, healthful and productive environment through environmental permitting, inspection and enforcement of the industries within the state. We enforce federal and state environmental regulations.

Do you need a permit to remove an above ground oil tank?

Yes, it does require a permit to remove an oil tank.

Can I move my oil tank myself?

Note: DO NOT attempt to move a full tank with oil. You will have an oil spill and a huge problem on your hands. Those legs will not tolerate movement. The tank needs to be drained and demolished where it stands.

Who can remove an oil tank?

Many contractors will take care of this for you but if youre feeling up to it, you can always do it yourself. The important thing is to ensure that the oil does not end up in landfills or groundwater sources.

How much does it cost to move an oil tank above ground?

Aboveground Oil Tank Oil Tank TypeAverage Removal Cost Underground oil tank $1,000$3,000 Aboveground oil tank $300$1,000 Jan 27, 2025

Can I remove my own above ground oil tank?

There are companies that specialize in this and do nothing else. Removing oil tanks is potentially dangerous, and they are hazardous waste. You need special equipment to get the residue out, you need licenses to dispose of them, and you need insurance to cover anything that may go wrong. Its a whole thing.

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