§ 60-3-115. Alternative Testing Standard to American Petroleum Institute Scale — Penalty for Furnishing Calibration Tables on Storage Tanks
If the commissioner finds that the American Petroleum Institute scale standard is impractical or outdated for purposes of testing volatile oils and substances, the commissioner may by rule provide for an alternative testing standard to that set out in §§ 60-3-103 and 60-3-104. The alternative standard must conform to and be made under the conditions […]
§ 60-3-105. Examination and Testing — Records Regarding Transportation of Substances — Rules and Regulations
The commissioner is authorized to examine and test, within this state, all oils and substances before the same are sold, offered for sale, used or stored in this state. It is the duty of all persons handling, transporting or storing oils or substances within this state to retain records or intelligible memoranda or books subject […]
§ 60-3-106. Marking of Receptacles, Tanks and Pumps — Unlawful Removal of Notices or Placards
After making any examination and test, the commissioner may affix to the receptacle, tank, pump, or other container, containing oils or substances inspected, such identification or caution notices as the commissioner may designate. It is unlawful for any person to remove the identification or caution notice without authorization of the commissioner. When any receptacle, tank, […]
§ 60-3-107. Marking of Gross Weight — Fluids Having No Proper Test
If weight shall be established for the purpose of ascertaining quantity, instead of gauging by gallons, then the inspector shall mark on the container inspected by the inspector the gross weight instead of gallons. In addition, the inspector shall affix the inspector’s brand on all containers or packages found by the inspector to contain fluids […]
§ 60-3-108. Unlawful Alteration of Markings
It is unlawful for any manufacturer or dealer of oils or substances, with intent to deceive or defraud, to alter or erase the inspector’s brand, to indicate a different test, gravity, purity or quantity than is found by the inspector, or to use with such intent any container or package having any inspector’s brand thereon, […]
§ 60-3-109. Identification and Disposition of Condemned Oils or Substances
Where any shipment of oils or substances is sent from another state for consumption in this state, and the same, upon inspection by an inspector, is found to be of less test than required or is otherwise indicated to be either unsafe for use or of a lower standard of quality than the minimum specifications […]
§ 60-3-110. Inspection of Oils Held for Export
Whenever any oil or substance is stored in this state, or has come to rest after shipment in interstate commerce and is stored in this state, and such oil or substance is subsequently exported to a point outside this state, it shall be subject to inspection under this part.
§ 60-3-111. Records of Inspectors — Daily Reports — Locking and Sealing Valves — Unlawful Breaking of Locks or Seals
Inspectors shall keep an accurate record of all oils and substances inspected, rejected, or certified to by them, which record shall state the date of the inspection, the number of gallons approved, the number rejected, if any, the name of the person for whom inspected, and the name and address of the person to whom […]
§ 60-3-112. Storage, Unloading, or Sale Before Inspection
If any person, manufacturer or dealer shall store, unload or sell to any person in the state any oil or substance before having the same inspected, as provided in this chapter, the oil or substance stored, unloaded or sold shall be subject to the gasoline tax, which tax shall be collected in the same manner […]
§ 60-3-113. Prohibited Acts
It is unlawful for any dealer, distributor or manufacturer of oils or substances to refuse to admit an inspector upon the dealer’s, distributor’s or manufacturer’s premises, to such extent as it may be necessary for the performance of the inspector’s duties, or to obstruct an inspector in the discharge of the inspector’s duties. It is […]