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Gasoline Dispensing Facilities Permits

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1. How will my application be processed?

In general a Notification of Compliance Status for Gasoline Dispensing Facilities-Stage I Vapor Recovery form must be filled in and signed. This will assist in determining whether or not the gasoline facility is required to be permitted or not.

Also, an APC-2-01 Permit Application General Information form must be completed and signed.

When all applicable requirements are satisfied and fees paid a permit will be issued.

2. What fees are required?

• Annual fee - $65


• Name change - $130


• Ownership / name change - $130 + annual fee = $195


• Ownership change - $65


• Permit application - $65


• Returned check or insufficient funds fee - $40

3. What are my responsibilities after the permit is issued?

The operator is responsible for compliance with all rules and regulations governing the Stage I Vapor Recovery gasoline dispensing facility.

4. What are the section responsibilities after the permit is issued?

The Pollution Control Section is responsible for protecting Shelby County’s air quality. Requiring a source (or a business) to obtain a Stage I Vapor Recovery gasoline dispensing facility operating permit ensures compliance with the established rules, thereby decreasing the impact on nearby residents and maintaining overall air quality.

The section has the right to conduct routine inspections as deemed necessary. The section may suspend or revoke any facility permit if the permit-holder fails to comply with the provisions, stipulations, or compliance schedules specified in the permit. The Memphis Shelby County Air Code provides for civil penalties of up to $25,000 per day for each day of violation.