The Texas Railroad Commission has also approved a final rule concerning Hazardous Liquids and Carbon Dioxide Pipelines Public Education and Liaison (16 TAC §8.310). This rule contains identical requirements concerning public liaison with “fire, police, and other appropriate public emergency response officials” as contained in the recent Gas Pipeline regulation (see previous article in this newsletter). However, the portions in the original 16 TAC §8.310 concerning public schools were eliminated, and have been re-proposed in a separate rule numbered 16 TAC §8.315. See elsewhere in this newsletter for additional information on this proposed rule.
In This Issue
- Outer Continental Shelf-Incident Reporting Requirements
- MMS / USCG Incident Reporting Requirements Public Meeting
- O&M Manual Up-To-Date?
- Technical Pipeline Safety Standards Advisory Committee Meeting
- Hazmat Security Regulations / RCP Audit Protocol
- Need A HAZMAT Security Plan?
- GLO assuming more oil spill responsibility in Texas
- RCP’s Fantastic 1-Page Version of New SPCC Regulation
- Gas Distribution Fees in Texas
- Workshop on Effective Public Awareness Programs for Pipeline Operators
- Integrity Management Plan Up-to-Date?
- Liquid Advisory Committee Meeting (docket number RSPA-98-4470)
- INGAA OQ Update Meeting
- Interested in Web-Based Compliance Management Systems?
- Texas Final Rule: Natural Gas Pipelines Public Education and Liaison
- Texas Final Rule: Hazardous Liquid Pipelines Public Education and Liaison
- Texas Proposed Rule: Hazardous Liquid Pipelines Within 1,000 Feet of a Public School
- Texas Proposed Rule on Pipelines Crossing 3 or More Counties
- Gas Pipeline HCA – Identified Site Guidance
- Muscular Dystrophy Lockup / Personal note from the editor