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Chapter 600: OIL DISCHARGE PREVENTION AND POLLUTION CONTROL RULES FOR MARINE OIL TERMINALS, TRANSPORTATION PIPELINES AND VESSELS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Preamble 1 2. Definitions 1 3. Applicability 6 A. Oil Terminal Facilities 6 B. Intrastate Pipelines 7 C. Vessels 7 4. Oil Discharges 7 A. Oil Discharge Reporting Procedure 7 B. Vessel Cleanup 8 5. Vessel to Vessel Transfer Areas and Hussey Sound Limitation 8 A. Hussey Sound Limitation 8 B. Vessel to Vessel Transfer Area-Casco Bay 9 C. Vessel to Vessel Transfer Area-Penobscot Bay 9 D. Vessel Transfers While at Anchor 9 6. Siting Requirements 9 A. New Land Based Oil Terminal Facilities 9 B. Existing Land Based Oil Terminal Facilities 10 7. New Land Based Oil Terminal Facility Minimum Design and Construction Standards 11 A. Prior Approval 11 B. Aboveground Oil Storage Tanks 11 C. Piping, Valves and Pumps 12 D. Tank Secondary Containment 13 E. Facility Drainage Systems 16 F. Tank Truck and Tank Car Loading and Unloading 16 G. Fire Prevention 17 H. Physical Security 17 I. Dock Facility 17 J. Shop-Fabricated Aboveground Storage Tank Minimum Design and Construction Standards 18 8. Existing Land Based Oil Terminal Facility Minimum Design and Construction Standards 20 A. Notification of Work 20 B. Aboveground Oil Storage Tanks 20 C. Piping, Valves and Pumps 22 D. Tank Secondary Containment 23 E. Leak Monitoring and Detection 24 F. Existing Tank Truck and Tank Car Loading and Unloading Spill Containment 25 G. Reopening a Closed Facility 25 H. Other Requirements 25 I. Shop Fabricated Tanks 25 9. Standard Operating Procedures 25 A. Transfers between Land Based Oil Terminal Facilities and Vessels 25 B. Booming of Vessels 31 C. Land Based Oil Terminal Facilities 32 10. Instrastate Pipelines 36 11. Land Based Oil Terminal Facility Staff Training 36 12. Non Operating Tanks and Facilities 36 A. Facility Lockout 37 B. Temporarily Out of Service 37 C. Closure of Tanks Permanently Out of Service 37