Article 2 — HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INVENTORY AND EMERGENCY PLAN
Inglewood Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Inglewood
§ 6-26. Definitions. Crude Oil. Refined Oil.¶
§ 6-27. State Laws. Adopted by Reference.¶
§ 6-28. Oil Code. Effect.¶
§ 6-29. Drilling Prohibited in General.¶
§ 6-30. Areas Described in Which Drilling Permitted.¶
§ 6-31. Wooden Derricks Prohibited.¶
§ 6-32. Fire Extinguishers Required.¶
§ 6-33. Maintenance of Fire Extinguishers.¶
§ 6-34. Water Available.¶
§ 6-35. Authority to Enter Premises.¶
§ 6-36. Location of Derrick.¶
§ 6-37. Location of Boilers.¶
§ 6-38. Tanks, Sumps and Equipment. Approval.¶
§ 6-39. Extinguishing Line.¶
§ 6-40. Emergency Shut-off.¶
§ 6-41. Waste Oil Confined.¶
§ 6-42. Oil Sumps.¶
§ 6-43. Sump Fires.¶
§ 6-44. Smoking.¶
§ 6-45. Weeds.¶
§ 6-46. Dehydrating Tanks.¶
§ 6-47. Blow-Out Preventor. Equipment Required.¶
§ 6-48. General Standards for Above Ground Tanks.¶
§ 6-49. Standards for Tanks Where No Specifications Given.¶
§ 6-50. Production Tanks.¶
§ 6-51. Wash Tanks.¶
§ 6-52. Boiler Fuel Tanks.¶
§ 6-53. Floating Roofs.¶
§ 6-54. Location of Tanks With Respect to Other Structures and Property.¶
§ 6-55. Tank Accessories.¶
§ 6-56. Tank Vents.¶
§ 6-57. Tank Shut-off Valves.¶
§ 6-58. Tanks. Foundations.¶
§ 6-59. Nozzles and Openings.¶
§ 6-60. Vapor Recovery System.¶
§ 6-61. Retaining Walls.¶
§ 6-62. Electrical Grounding.¶
§ 6-63. Fence Requirements.¶
§ 6-64. Telephones and Alarm Systems.¶
§ 6-65. Foam Protection. When Required.¶
§ 6-66. Unusually Hazardous Conditions.¶
§ 6-67. Quantity of Foam for Tank Fires in Single Tanks.¶
§ 6-68. Quantity of Foam for Tank Fires in Groups of Tanks.¶
§ 6-69. Quantity of Foam for Ground Fires.¶
§ 6-70. Foam Solutions Required.¶
§ 6-71. Rate of Foam Application.¶
§ 6-72. Oil Wells. Licenses and Permits. Fees.¶
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