Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-420.9
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Specifications for commercial propane, butane and
Official statutory text
mixtures - Identification of vehicles - Motor carriers -
Transportation out of state - Retail deliveries.
A. All liquefied petroleum gases designated as commercial
propane, commercial butane or mixtures thereof, sold for consumption
in this state, shall, when subjected to the test methods of the GPA
Midstream Association, meet applicable specifications adopted as
tentative standards by the Association for the particular product
sold.
B. All vehicles used in hauling or transporting liquefied
petroleum gases upon the highways of this state shall be identified
in such manner as the Administrator may, by rule, prescribe.
C. The Department of Public Safety of the State of Oklahoma
shall cooperate with the Administrator in the enforcement of the
provisions of this section, and the rules promulgated thereunder.
D. Transport trucks transporting liquefied petroleum gases
intrastate which are owned or operated by a person subject to and
licensed by the Oklahoma Liquefied Petroleum Gas Regulation Act
shall not be required to obtain or possess an intrastate motor
carrier or private carrier license issued by the Oklahoma
Corporation Commission.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 197
E. Containers shall be filled or used only upon authorization
of the fee simple owner. The name of the fee simple owner, if other
than the consumer, shall be conspicuously shown on the container.
F. At least one attendant shall remain close to the transfer
connection from the time the connections are first made until they
are finally disconnected, during the transfer of the product.
During the actual transfer of liquids into containers at domestic
type dwellings and installations, the attendant shall not enter into
any type of enclosure including but not limited to truck cabs,
dwellings and barns and shall maintain visual contact with the
liquid level gauge at all times.
Transportation out of state - Retail deliveries.
A. All liquefied petroleum gases designated as commercial
propane, commercial butane or mixtures thereof, sold for consumption
in this state, shall, when subjected to the test methods of the GPA
Midstream Association, meet applicable specifications adopted as
tentative standards by the Association for the particular product
sold.
B. All vehicles used in hauling or transporting liquefied
petroleum gases upon the highways of this state shall be identified
in such manner as the Administrator may, by rule, prescribe.
C. The Department of Public Safety of the State of Oklahoma
shall cooperate with the Administrator in the enforcement of the
provisions of this section, and the rules promulgated thereunder.
D. Transport trucks transporting liquefied petroleum gases
intrastate which are owned or operated by a person subject to and
licensed by the Oklahoma Liquefied Petroleum Gas Regulation Act
shall not be required to obtain or possess an intrastate motor
carrier or private carrier license issued by the Oklahoma
Corporation Commission.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 197
E. Containers shall be filled or used only upon authorization
of the fee simple owner. The name of the fee simple owner, if other
than the consumer, shall be conspicuously shown on the container.
F. At least one attendant shall remain close to the transfer
connection from the time the connections are first made until they
are finally disconnected, during the transfer of the product.
During the actual transfer of liquids into containers at domestic
type dwellings and installations, the attendant shall not enter into
any type of enclosure including but not limited to truck cabs,
dwellings and barns and shall maintain visual contact with the
liquid level gauge at all times.
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