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PART 1 INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL PROHIBITION ON THE KEEPING OF PETROL
PART 2 STORAGE OF PETROL ON DISPENSING PREMISES
9.Notification before ceasing to occupy dispensing premises in respect of which there is a storage certificate
10.Notification before keeping petrol on dispensing premises in respect of which there is an existing storage certificate
11.Appeals from refusals by petroleum enforcement authorities to grant storage certificates
PART 3 STORAGE OF PETROL IN DOMESTIC OR OTHER RELEVANT PREMISES
1.In section 143(4)(a) (regulations for building near dangerous businesses) of...
2.For section 69(8) (control of petroleum-filling stations) of the London...
3.In section 73 (derelict petrol tanks) of the Public Health...
4.In section 94 (disused petrol containers) of the Civic Government...
5.In article 3(e) of the Isles of Scilly (Functions) Order...
6.In the Dangerous Substances in Harbour Areas Regulations 1987—
7.In the Dangerous Substances (notification and marking of sites) Regulations...
8.In paragraph (10) of regulation 7 (labelling of dangerous substances...
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