The
Railroad Commission of Texas (TRRC) adopted amendments to §8.1, relating to
General Applicability and Standards, to update federal provisions and
citations, and to §8.215, relating to Odorization of Gas, to clarify an
exemption for certain farm tap odorizers. The TRRC revised its regulations to
clarify that wick-type farm tap odorizers are exempt from certain equipment
reporting requirements, but must continue to comply with gas odorization
requirements. The TRRC adopts the amendments without changes to the proposed
text as published in the July 4, 2014, issue of the Texas Register (39 TexReg
5024).
The adopted regulations became effective on October 6. For a copy of the
adopted regulations published in the Texas
Register, please contact Jessica Foley.
In This Issue
- PHMSA Advisory Bulletin (ADB-2014-05) Guidance for Strengthening Pipeline Safety through Rigorous Program Evaluation & Meaningful Metrics
- PHMSA Revised O&M Enforcement Guidance
- Audit Assistance
- PHMSA Study of Impact of One-Call Exemptions
- Damage Prevention Plans
- API RP1173 Draft Pipeline Safety Management System
- Illinois Pipeline Regulation Update
- Bored Reading the Federal Register? Try Texas.
- TRRC Chapter 8 Pipeline Safety Adopts Farm Tap Regulations
- PHMSA NPMS Public Meeting
- Pipeline Safety Trust Meeting
- Underwater Inspection Procedures & Inspection Interval Risk Model Updates
- Pipeline Pressure Testing Workshop: January 13-14, 2015
- Pressure Test Certification
- Pipeline Training Reference Museum