Rule Section: §192.905(b)

Identified sites.

Rule Hierarchy:

• 192.905  How does an operator identify a high consequence area?
  • 192.905(b) Identified sites.

Rule Language:

An operator must identify an identified site, for purposes of this subpart, from information the operator has obtained from routine operation and maintenance activities and from public officials with safety or emergency response or planning responsibilities who indicate to the operator that they know of locations that meet the identified site criteria. These public officials could include officials on a local emergency planning commission or relevant Native American tribal officials.

If a public official with safety or emergency response or planning responsibilities informs an operator that it does not have the information to identify an identified site, the operator must use one of the following sources, as appropriate, to identify these sites.
(1) visible marking (e.g., a sign); or
(2) the site is licensed or registered by a Federal, State, or local government agency; or
(3) the site is on a list (including a list on an internet web site) or map maintained by or available from a Federal, State, or local government agency and available to the general public.

Related Topics:

Related Protocol Questions:

• A.03 Identified Sites
• A.04 Identification Using Class Locations (Method 1)