10-day Inventory Reconciliation Spreadsheet for Metered Usts - New York

The 10-day Inventory Reconciliation Spreadsheet for Metered USTs in New York is used for tracking and reconciling the inventory levels of underground storage tanks (USTs) over a 10-day period. This helps to ensure accurate monitoring of fuel or other substances stored in USTs and to comply with regulations for leak detection and prevention.

The documents are typically filed by the UST owner or operator.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the 10-day Inventory Reconciliation Spreadsheet for Metered USTs?A: The purpose of the spreadsheet is to reconcile the inventory of metered underground storage tanks (USTs) in New York.

Q: What is a metered UST?A: A metered UST refers to an underground storage tank with a metering system to measure the amount of fuel or other substances stored in it.

Q: Why is inventory reconciliation important for metered USTs?A: Inventory reconciliation helps ensure accurate measurement and tracking of fuel or other substances stored in metered USTs.

Q: How long is the reconciliation period for the spreadsheet?A: The reconciliation period covered by the spreadsheet is 10 days.

Q: Who is required to use the 10-day Inventory Reconciliation Spreadsheet?A: Owners or operators of metered USTs in New York are required to use the spreadsheet.

Q: What information is included in the spreadsheet?A: The spreadsheet includes information such as the tank number, start and end dates of the reconciliation period, meter readings, and calculations.

Q: Are there any reporting requirements associated with the spreadsheet?A: Yes, owners or operators of metered USTs are required to submit the completed spreadsheet to the DEC.

Q: What should I do if there are discrepancies in the inventory reconciliation?A: If there are discrepancies, it is important to identify and address the causes, make any necessary corrections, and document the actions taken.

Q: Can I use a different method for inventory reconciliation?A: No, owners or operators of metered USTs in New York must use the specified 10-day Inventory Reconciliation Spreadsheet.