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All single-walled Underground Storage Tanks must be permanently closed by December 31, 2025. Learn more in Senate Bill 445.
1. Contact us to apply
To get a permit to modify, repair, or install a tank, contact us.
We'll work with you on what you need to include in your permit application.
Have documentation ready
Depending on the project, you might need to include:
- Plans of the facility and underground storage tank system
Including a list of specifications for all materials used in the construction.
- Manufacturers’ cut sheets for tanks, piping and equipment
Like the monitoring equipment, overspill containment device, overfill protection device, and dispenser pan.
- Copy of current state contractor’s license
For example: A, C-36, C-61 D-40
- Copy of certifications
ICC and Manufacturers’ certifications for all installers and technicians
We generally process complete applications within 10 working days.
2. Pay the fee
Write a check, cashier’s check, or money order to “San Francisco Department of Public Health”. Check the fee schedule for the exact amount. Mail the fee to:
Environmental Health
Attention: Hazardous Materials and Waste49 South Van Ness Avenue
Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94103
Please note the current UST Installation/Modification fees for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 beginning July 1, 2024:
Work involving excavation and/or cutting of concrete: $1,390
Work not involving excavation and/or cutting of concrete: $765
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You might need other permits
You might need other permits
As part of the process, you may be directed to work with the following City agencies:
San Francisco Fire Department
- 415-558-3300
- Fire department permits
Department of Public Works
- 415-554-5810
- Street-use and mapping
Bay Area Air Quality Management District
- 415-771-6000
- Underground tank permits
Department of Building Inspection
- 415-558-6088
- Building permit services
San Francisco Planning
- 415-558-6377
- SF Planning
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Last updated July 24, 2024