Alabama Administrative Code
Title 530 - ALABAMA LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS BOARD
Chapter 530-X-2 - RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE ALABAMA LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS BOARD
Section 530-X-2-.05 - Reporting Incidents/Vehicle Accidents/Complaints
Universal Citation: AL Admin Code R 530-X-2-.05
Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 5, February 29, 2024
(1) Alabama L-P Gas Board permit holders are directed and required to report to the board the following:
(a) Fires and explosions in structures
equipped with an LP-gas system operational at the time of the incident or
incidents involving any uncontrolled release of LP-gas must be reported to the
Alabama LP-Gas Board. Upon discovery, the permit holder shall report such
incidents by telephone communication followed by written communication on a
form provided by the board. All information requested must be provided in order
that the administrator of the board may determine if further investigation is
warranted. The incident scene shall not be disturbed by a permit holder except
as directed by emergency or law enforcement responders at the scene or by a
representative of the Alabama LP-Gas Board.
(b) Vehicle accidents involving LP-gas cargo
tank vehicles must be reported to the Alabama LP-Gas Board. Such accidents
shall be reported as soon as possible by telephone communication followed by
written communication on a form provided by the board. All information
requested must be provided to assist the administrator of the board in
determining necessary action.
(c)
Complaints of defective installations or other problems with customer LP-gas
systems which the permit holder cannot correct and resolve must be reported to
the Alabama LP-Gas Board. In addition to board reporting requirements, the
permit holder must also provide the affected customer with the necessary board
form to file a complaint with the Alabama LP-Gas Board.
(2) Complaints must be filed on a form provided by the board. Anonymous complaints will not be accepted or investigated. Complaints related to the following will not be investigated as they are outside the jurisdictional authority of the board:
(a) LP-gas price;
(b) Contract disputes;
(c) Billing disputes;
(d) Refusal of service, delivery, or customer
enrollment by LP-gas companies; or
(e) Alleged installation code violations that
no longer exist.
Authors: Mark Nelson, Leonard Pakruda
Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, § 9-17-105, as amended.
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