California ICC UST Inspector Practice Exam

Which piece of information is NOT required to notify the local agency when a UST is destined for specific reuse?

1. The name of the new owner and operator

2. The location of intended use

3. The nature of intended use

4. The tank size

The correct answer is: The tank size

When notifying the local agency about a UST that is destined for specific reuse, it is important to provide relevant information concerning the ownership and intended use of the tank. Details such as the name of the new owner and operator, the location where the tank will be used, and the nature of that intended use are all crucial for the agency to assess the implications of the UST's reuse. This information helps to ensure that the UST will be handled appropriately and safely according to environmental and safety regulations. The tank size, while potentially useful information in a general context, is not typically a required detail for notification purposes when it comes to planned reuse. The key focus is on how the tank will be utilized and who will be responsible for it, rather than its physical dimensions. Thus, it isn't necessary to report the tank size in this particular scenario, making it the correct choice as the information that is not required for notifying the local agency.