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Heating Oil Tank Program
The current HOT Program started on March 15, 2000. This program allows third party certification of cleanups and decommissionings of heating oil tanks by DEQ licensed service providers. When a licensed contractor completes a cleanup or decommissioning, the company submits a certification to DEQ. DEQ will then issue a letter to the tank owner registering the contractor's certification. The combination of the contractor's certification and DEQ's registration is equivalent to the "No Further Action" letter that the DEQ used to issue. The HOT Program handles issues related to cleanup of leaks from heating oil tanks, contractors working on HOTs, and the voluntary decommissioning of heating oil tanks. If you are an existing or potential HOT homeowner or a Realtor and have questions like:
If you are an existing or potential contractor and have questions like:
HOT Decommissioning and Cleanup Laws and RegulationsCopies of all DEQ laws and rules are also available via the Laws and Regulations link at the top of all DEQ pages. Oregon Revised Statute
Oregon Administrative Rules
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